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!