Dawson's Creek

Dawson and Joey embark on a romance as Jennifer tries to cope with the loss of her grandfather.

Dawson's preoccupation with Joey causes him to forget Pacey's sixteenth birthday.

A class assignment gives Jen a chance to win back Dawson as Pacey learns the truth about Andie's wealth.

Tamara's return dredges up unresolved feelings in Pacey as Joey struggles for independence from Dawson.

Dawson confronts his parents about their marriage as Pacey stumbles onto an unsettling truth about Andie.

A homecoming dance brings Pacey and Andie together while driving Dawson and Joey apart.

An all night study session rates friction and unveils some surprises for Dawson and his friends.

As a film festival prize fails to reunite Dawson and Joey, Andie sets out to help Pacey get his life on track.

In their bid for student council, Andie and Joey face a viscous smear campaign; Jen tries to get Dawson to embrace being a teenager.

As Dawson's new film exposes his uncertainty over his relationship with Joey, Pacey and Andie explore the idea of having sex; Jack offers to help Joey salvage an art class assignment by posing in the nude.

When an unsigned letter reveals that someone has been having sex, Abby sets out to expose the guilty couple.

As a fishing tournament provides a chance for some father-son bonding, Gail's report on teenage girls exposes the friction between Jen and Joey.

As Dawson's new film mirrors his failed romance with Joey, the truth about Andie's medication stuns Pacey.

After a harsh teacher forces Jack to read a poem that leads everyone to suspect he's gay, Pacey's principled defense threatens to get him suspended.

As rumors about Jack's sexuality continue unabated, Pacey sets out to stop a teacher's relentless harassment.

Dawson's surprise sixteenth birthday party goes awry when he and Andie show up drunk.

As Dawson courts a teacher's opinion of his film, Joey pursues a date with someone who's actually interested in Jack.

A Capeside wedding forces Joey to face up to her family's reputation.

Just as it forces Joey to confront her own mother's death, Abby's drowning causes Jen to lose her faith in everything.

Dawson and Joey's romantic dinner together is spoiled by his parent's presence; Pacey suspects Andie of seeing someone else.

As Dawson looks for a subject for his film class final, Andie and Jack's father insists on moving them away from Capeside.

As Dawson wrestles with Mr. Potter's drug dealing, Pacey squares off with his dad.