Dawson Cries

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.