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CW: use of the word rape

Hope you’re up to something witchy creeps, because this episode we have a Full Moon Rising for season 2 episode five (Original airdate October 28th, 1998. Written by Dana Baratta and directed by David Semel). The gang learns that things can get hairy at that time of the month and we learn that we know very little about lobsters and the moon. To learn more about both, follow us on twitter, instagram and sway in the moonlight to our Dawson’s Creeps Spotify playlist Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow? 

Non-Audible Audiobooks: Libro.fm!

Prevention, Advocacy & Resource Center (PARC) Podcast that Gabby was on

Kind of cool article re the autistic coded character in the show The Outsiders

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Guess who’s back, back again? Tammy’s back, tell a friend - that they’re being abused by an adult! Correct Creeps, it’s season 2 episode 4 “Tamara’s Return” (Original airdate October 28th, 1998). Join us for fake art, possibly the most incomprehensible relationship talks yet and Gabby’s number one boner creator playing a seaman who might be a Tammy in waiting. Hit up instagram (@dawsonscreeps) and twitter (@dawsons_creeps) for our red hot social media content and Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow on Spotify for the creek playlist of your dreams.

If you need video evidence of why Gabby's loins clench for JF

Link to “Jarvis” content

Information about Love bombing!

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Grab some Special FX hair dye and pierce your tongue Creeps, cause this week we’re embracing season 2 episode 3 “Alternative Lifestyles” (Original airdate October 21st, 1998. Written by Mike White and directed by David Semel). We’re talking outfits, open marriages and the finer points of mopping so don’t dither, tune in now! While you’re at it, give us a follow: @dawsonscreeps on instagram, dawsons_creeps on twitter and the anthem of our beleaguered nation, our spotify D Creek playlist Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow. Until next week, we’ll be outside your school in a convertible sporting sunglasses to hide our identity!

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Creeps lock up your diaries! We watched season 2 episode 2 “Crossroads” (Original airdate October 14th, 1998. Written by Dana Baratta et al. and directed by Dennie Gordon) and as such, we were not girls and not yet women aka Gabby totally Dawson’d her recording situation and may or may not sound like she’s reporting from her watery grave in the creek. But PLEASE dive in anyway for such hits as: the first appearance of Jackers! Pacey giving Jawson a glorious dressing down! A divisive slow-mo rain montage! And for the love of god visit us on instagram, twitter, and spotify for the life giving Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow playlist. 

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Welcome back Creepers! snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night nor pandemic shall keep these podcasters from their duty. And our duty this eve is to regale you with season 2 episode 1 “The Kiss” (Original airdate October 7th, 1998. Written by Dana Baratta et al. and directed by David Semel). Dawson and Joey have locked lips, Jen is on the verge of nervous collapse and, CRUCIALLY, Pacey has frosted his tips. Join us, won’t you, to wile away an hour or two by the creek where every social interaction is as close as you can possibly get. Then, cuddle up to us on socials (twitter, instagram, spotify) for 90’s vintage tunes and content recs to get you through the day.

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In these uncertain times of great transition, we had to take a week off as Gabby relocated and we all adjusted to this very crappy sci-fi dystopia version of The Circle. In honor of staying in and compulsive cleanliness, we bring you another throwback from our Run & Stumble days: The People Under the Stairs. This is a truly choice Wes Craven joint (that Gabby urges you to watch) where we all learn to live inside forever and to destroy the rich and redistribute their hoarded assets. We’ll be back next week to pop open some shelf stable D Creek season 2 and regale you with our lived experience. Till then Creeps, wash those hands, stay inside if you can, 6 feet from others and remember: “Sometimes, in is out.”

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Say goodnight, not goodbye Creeps because we’ve made it to the season finale aka episode 13 “Decisions” (Original airdate May 19th, 1998. Written by Dana Baratta et al. and directed by David Semel). Join us for an hour or two of catharsis, consternation and cliff hangers as we sail out of season one and row into the uncertain waters of a second season on the creek. Follow us on twitter and instagram, like and rate and review and most importantly, recruit! If you’re looking for our truly delightful playlist, we’re on Spotify as Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow?

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Smear some vaseline on your teeth and set phasers to stunning because this week we watched season 1, episode 12 “Beauty Contest” (Original airdate May 12th, 1998. Written by Dana Baratta, directed by Arvin Brown). The judges give this episode high marks for coachalingus and 90’s extras but had to deduct a lot of points for character assassination and the end of music as we know it. Find us on twitter and instagram, like / rate / review and spread the word wherever you can! If you’re looking for our carefully cultivated playlist, we’re on Spotify: Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow? 

Want to learn more about Les Miserable and how it swept the 1990’s nation? Check out the Slate article Gabby references in the ep: I Dreamed a Tween

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Hello kiddies, it’s your old pal the CREEP-t Keeper HELL-coming you to season 1, episode 11 “The Scare” (Original airdate May 5th, 1998. Written by Mike White, directed by Rodman Flender). We overcame ghosts hijacking the wifi to deliver every precious detail of this horror movie send up ep that seems to exist outside time and space. Is this a strange series of events that befell our Capeside crew or just the Lady Killer’s fever dream? Tune IN to find OUT. 

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Spooky alert! Citizens! Creeps! Bonus content – in the form of the Dawson’s Creek minisode from our dearly departed horror movie podcast Run & Stumble – has arrived. We’re giving you this morsel to celebrate really stepping onto the double digit stage with episode eleven and all the horror movie discourse it brings as well as to placate you for our morbid lapse in not providing a new episode this week. Reader beware you’re in for a scare / spoilers so if you’re a D Creek virgin, you might want to save this bad boy for a future dark and stormy night.  

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