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This episode is… well… it exists. That’s for sure. But on the other hand, it gives us a chance to talk about haunted soundstages!
Season 6, Episode 6 - “Living Dead Girl”
Episode Summary: Already worried that a ghost is haunting the set, Dawson suspects Todd and Natasha of rekindling their affair.
The strike is over! Since we haven't had a new episode in a while, here's a quick catchup on where we're at in the season.
Listen live as Kim develops a perfect, no notes, don’t change a thing joke; while Zazz knocks the opening of the episode out the park. Also, while the writers continue trying to make Rock Star: The Dawson’s Creek Version happen (Mama Cass will never recover), the Audrey story is very well done.
Season 6, Episode 5 - “The Imposters”
From Max: As Dawson goes all out to keep Natasha in the picture, Audrey is offered a chance to sing with Emma’s band.
A true mo-ment for the series (Dawson’s Darlings, not Dawson’s Creek) as Zazz confesses that this episode is strong because of the presence of Dawson! (Also, Kim tells the story of the time she made a big mistake on an old show.) Plus, the Dawson’s Creek/One Tree Hill/Hart of Dixie MCU breakdown
Season 6, Episode 4 - “Instant Karma”
From Max: As the arrival of the film’s star creates problems for Dawson, Audrey catches Pacey out on the town when he’s supposed to be studying.
Come listen to the episode that has Zazz asking: “Have the college years of any high school drama ever worked for a TV show?” But, if you’re willing to stick with us through it, we’ve got the best possible guest star - Retro! And uh… Dawson’s Creek stuff too, I guess. But really it’s Retro’s show.
Season 6, Episode 3 - “The Importance of Not Being Too Earnest”
From Max: Joey accidentally sends a heartfelt e-mail to Dawson to the entire Worthington campus. Pacey’s first week at work provides a harsh lesson in corporate ambition and greed.
Seriously… if someone knows what Pacey’s job is - can you please let us know? Because we are very confused.
Season 6, Episode 2 - “The Song Remains the Same”
From Max: Dawson’s efforts to woo Joey are upended by the news of his summertime romance in LA.
Season 6 is here! Max is here! Our thoughts on the Ted Lasso finale are here! (…also Dawson’s Creek stuff)
Season 6, Episode 1 - “The Kids Are Alright”
From Max: At the end-of-summer reunion in Boston reignites Dawson and Joey’s long-simmering romance.
But out your best pen, quill, and paper; prep your finest alliteration; be the coolest chick you can… because it’s time to rewatch How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days!
From Netflix: Ben bets his coworkers that he can make a woman fall in love with him in just 10 days. But along comes Andie, a writer with her own agenda.
Joey’s at the Yucht club, Pacey’s in a hat, and everyone else is at the airport. Plus - tips for flying first class. And finally… hey, if anyone can explain where Joey and Dawson’s relationship is at the end of this episode, that would be great.
Season 5, Episode 23 - “Swan Song”
From HBO Max: All the best-laid summer vacation plans are thrown into disarray as everyone collides at the airport.
Zazz demands water fights, Kim demands to know where East Hampton is, and everyone demands Dawson stop putting his feet on the comforter.
Season 5, Episode 22 - "The Abby”
From HBO Max: The end of the school year has Dawson and his friends struggling to go their separate ways.
From the publisher's feed
When’s the last time you watched Dawson’s Creek? When’s the last time you watched it along with two grown women, who are obsessed with each other (in a healthy way!).
Kim and Zazz are watching Dawson’s Creek from the very beginning, and we want you to join. For Kim, Dawson’s Creek was a formative part of her young teen years, and since then has watched it all the way through a couple of times before this. Meanwhile, Zazz missed it on the first run and is now watching it all for the first time.
After meeting on another WB/CW show (aw) and working in TV production for almost a decade (yikes), we’re using this incredibly weird time in our lives to rewatch and discuss every episode on a podcast - you know, just like our grandparents did.