Dawson Cries

Joey sends an email, Pacey sells some stock, and Jack makes a pop culture move. Dawson can't get past, "Dear Joey,"

Joey and Dawson do the same old song and dance, Pacey, Audrey, and Jack get an apartment, and Jen gets Kafka and bangs. Who's in your quarantine house? Does it look like a perfect model of the typical American Leery home?

Jen feels happy for once, Grams goes back to school, Audrey and Pacey's Hollywood summer is over, and Dawson cheats time to give Joey a snow globe. Bet she wishes she went to Paris now.

The best laid summer plans of Dawson and friends often go awry. Can you even imagine meeting all your friends and acquaintances at an airport right now?

It's the start of summer break, and Pacey throws a coup d'etat, Joey visits a five and dime, Dawson and Audrey make LA plans, and Jack and Jen plan a Costa Rican get away. Drive safe.

Joey likes D's Sketchers, Dawson has a film fling, Pacey has boss issues, and Audrey sees the heat. Jack McPhee needs help, is a mood.

Audrey and Pacey get the memo, Charlie rides off into the sunrise, Dawson gets an agent, and Joey somehow keeps breaking hearts.

Joey helps pitch a tent, Charlie can't surf, Jen catches a cold, Jack cries, and Dawson never learns. Pacey and Audrey make it capital E Exclusive at the world's saddest spring break.

Joey falls for a fuck boy, Jen gets hypnotized by the biggest freak in the freak school, Grams' secret boo makes his appearance, Pacey and Audrey transcend their fears and insecurities, and Dawson makes out with a film critic.

Pacey and Charlie make peace, Jen and D fall apart, Audrey sheds what little inhibitions she's got, and Joey tames the dead and the drunk, then falls asleep in her jeans.

Jack gets a business card, Joey gets a lecture, and Pacey and Audrey find the passion Jen is searching for. Dawson gets a lousy t-shirt.

Joey gets mugged by a clown who won't shut up and perpetuates her daddy issues on to the next generation.

Dawson has the final say, Joey is the sign we've all been waiting for, Jen clacks, Pacey booms, and Audrey seduces. Snow lightly falls, fade to black.

Jen loses then regains her edge, Jack becomes disillusioned with life at the fraternity, Joey gets unfortunate butterflies, and D stands for Director Dawson.

Jen's advice gets recognized, Joey wants the E, Jack doesn't want a room of his own, Pacey stays landlocked, and Dawson needs to watch Godard.

Audrey gets a job, Pacey gets a raise, Joey gets straight As, other Joey wants you to want her, other other Joey doesn't kiss and tell, and Dawson and Jen wonder how long their bliss can last.

Our Boston née Capeside heroes have a dinner party more awkward than your family's Thanksgiving. Grams is up to something.

Joey meets Mr. Peanut, Jack befriends a gay ghost, and Pacey plays chicken in Chef Danny's wife's Beemer. Grams scares the children silly.

Jen and Joey swap husbands, Pacey lays the moves on thick, D finally learns what everyone's talking about, and Jack is a stank hoe pimp.

Dawson goes to therapy, Jen continues to be a true friend, Joey continues to be the smartest one in the room, and Pacey proves his maturity.

Dawson bags on Dr. Weir, Joey stands up for a friend, Jen turns the tables on a boy who needs to stop, Pacey discovers a dirty little secret, and Jack becomes more unrecognizable by the day. Where is Grams?

Dawson grieves, Joey stresses, and Audrey soothes. Jack gets a jacket, Pacey is confronted with his mentor's dark side, and once again, Jen gets much less than she deserves.

Mitch breaks all our hearts. Best friends means friends forever.

Joey and Pacey reunite, Jack gets fratty, Jen abstains for 12 hours, and Dawson's at a crossroads. Don't ice cream and drive.

Jen gets some action, Pacey gets a job, Audrey gives a tour, and Joey can't drop a class or the D. Christine and Mary get drunk and howl at the moon.

Joey makes a call, Jen meets a musician, Jack needs a makeover, and Dawson catches a flight. Welcome to the college years!

Jen, Jack, and Grams have tea, Mitch buys Dawson the laptop of his dreams, Joey makes a move, and Pacey makes a call. Mary and Christine say goodbye to season four.

Joey gives a speech, Jack and Tobey DTR, the principal shreds the cello and Jen and Drue are jello, baby, Andie comes to town, Pacey passes on his own terms, and Dawson makes Mitch and Gail proud.

Pacey and Joey go to a party, Dawson and Gretchen don't take a road trip, Jen and Grams make a Boston plan, and Jack helps Jen avoid the pitfalls of a student loan.

The past, present, and future collide on prom night.

What time is it? Literally time for all of Capeside to get a clock.

Dawson channels his inner Springsteen, Pacey and Drue get dangerous, Joey falls in love with New York, and Jen confronts her past.

Joey achieves a dream, Dawson becomes a benefactor, Jen confronts her past, and Jack only has eyes for New York. Drue gets vulnerable and Pacey wants you to promise to dump him the moment he holds you back. A student loan crisis is born.

Dawson gives a gift, Jen and Jack get poetic, Joey struggles with the repercussions of a lie, and Gretchen champions honesty. Drue Valentine plays his mind games.

D gets bankrolled by a robot, Joey lies to her best friend, Pacey wants to be more than just "nice," and Jen gets a big bowl of chicken soup.

Dawson makes a decision, Jen hits the mini bar, Jack's a lousy drunk, and Pacey and Joey relieve some tension.

Dawson is UNDER 21, Joey and Pacey are scared together, Drue is bad with the honeys, and Jack will not be tricked into a date. A.I. gets more human every week.

Joey surprises Pacey, Gretchen finds peace in the present, Dawson keeps his zen, Jen gives Toby advice, and Grams loves sex and crafting.

Joey gets trapped, Drue gets creepier, Pacey gets a fresh perspective, and Dawson goes with the flow. Jen sees jam bands and Grams sees a dying man.

Dawson yearns for complex human emotion, Pacey looks out for Joey, Jen looks out for Jack, A.I. Brooks gets real, and Joey learns the most important thing there is to know about the transcendentalists.

Dawson reconnects with past passions, Pacey charms the pants off fancy men, Jack and Grams go behind Jen's back to help her, and Joey confuses her art museums. Merry f'ing Christmas.

Dawson, Pacey, and Jack are under suspicion, Mr. Brooks' past is revealed, Drue learns that what goes around comes around, and a pact is upheld.

Drue gets diabolical, D gets busy painting, Joey knows who knows her best, Jen gets what she doesn't deserve, and Andie gets everyone a tissue.

Andie chases happiness, Jen fights temptation, Joey fights jealousy, D stays present, and Jack just wants to dance. Everyone wants to bounce.

Joey gets prepared, Jack's a great coach, D takes a melancholic photograph, and Gail's a great mom.

Joey's fourth, Dawson's cynical, Andie's Type A with a capital A, Jen's not still Jenny from the 212, and Pacey's bored by 1984.

Dawson's a hero, Pacey swallows his pride, Jen lives for love, Andie's cool under pressure, and Joey sees beyond the black and white. Drue Valentine in Capeside, god help us all.

Pacey's failing school, Dawson's failing music, Jenry's failing Jenry, and Joey's failing to identify Capeside's elite.

Joey and Pacey sail back into Capeside, Dawson's taking your picture, Andie, Jack, and Jen are beach babes, and the summer of love comes to a close. Welcome to Season 4!

Mitch and Gail retie the knot, Jen, Jack, and Grams are #NoRegrets, Andie has wise words on pain and letting go. Joey and Pacey hit the high seas, and Dawson's face crumples into the ugliest cry television has ever aired. Listeners, we made it!

Jack deals with the Barbara Johns, Dawson co-opts a social justice cause, Joey needs to be the change, and everyone wants to DTR. Will you go to the jr. prom with us?