DAWSON’S CREEK
The Graduate, 4.22 (Capeside graduation)
DAWSON’S CREEK
The Graduate, 4.22 (Capeside graduation)
Jackson (Pacey, Dawson’s Creek) turns 31 today.
That means it’s time to reflect on the hottness that is Joshua Jackson.
Enjoy.
Continuing with a look at my favorite episode titles…
Dawson’s Creek
Sex, She Wrote, Episode 2.11: Clever and fitting play off a classic television series.
To Be or Not To Be…That is the Question, 2.14-15: Clever and fitting play off a classic Shakespeare quote
The Longest Day, 3.20: Aside from the fact that it’s a movie reference, it perfectly describes the way the episode’s format makes you feel.
True Love, 3.23: A great summary of the episode’s plot and clever reference to an earlier storyline
The Two Gentlemen of Capeside, 4.3: Clever and fitting play off a classic Shakespeare play
The Tao of Dawson/The Te of Pacey, 4.11-12: Just clever!
Four Stories, 4.15: A literal description of the episode’s format (which One Tree Hill copied this season)
Text, Lies and Videotape, 5.7: Clever play off of a movie title.
Something Wild/Something Wilder, 5.11-13: Just clever!
100 Light Years From Home, 5.19: Clever and fitting reference to a song by the Rolling Stones
Ego Tripping at the Gates of Hell, 6.7: Just makes me laugh!
Castaways, 6.15: Just the perfect title for a perfect episode.
Joey Potter and the Capeside Redemption, 6.22: Clever and fitting play off a classic novel/film.
All Good Things…Must Come to an End, 6.23-24: Perfect titles for the 2-part series finale.
Next up: The O.C.
“I was young, and I felt kind of embarrassed by “Dawson’s Creek” at the time, so I guess I took a stroppy pride in doing something weightier. But now, with some perspective, I realize how much that show meant to a whole generation of kids. I feel quite happy to have been involved with that.”