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Three women make their own decisions about their own bodies because this is a fictional show from the early 2000s. Plus, Zazz learns a shocking fact about the name of the show and Kim has a TikTok account she hates.
From HBO Max: As Dawson discovers that his mom is pregnant, Joey struggles with deciding when to start having sex with Pacey; Jack's sexual orientation causes a problem with his coaching a youth soccer team.
An episode chock full ‘o disappointment in Pacey; lessons about how to act drunk; and even though this episode was recording before the Supreme Court’s Roe ruling came down last week, we’re still here to talk about how women are great Plus - an Abby shoutout!
Season 4, Episode 4 - “Future Tense”
From HBO Max: As the college application process intensifies, Drue organizes a fake birthday for Jen.
It’s a Red Letter Day which means… a live, on-air, purchase of a 2022 Farmer’s Almanac. Kim has some things to say about an old WB show. Not the one you’re thinking of, though! This time it’s a show called “Jack and Jill.” Plus, some BIG developments in Zazz’s live show audience.
Season 4, Episode 3: “The Two Gentlemen of Capeside”
From HBO Max: A hurricane that threatens Pacey and Jen forces Dawson and Joey to try and save their lives.
We pour one out for Jen and Henry’s relationship, Dawson’s CD college, Pacey’s college prospects, Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul, and Sports Illustrated for Women. And, while Kim wants to talk about October Road, the Voice of the Tristate Area has some thoughts for you on your NYC footwear.
Season 4, Episode 2: "Failing Down”
From HBO Max: As a new school year finds Pacey on the verge of flunking out, Henry recruits Jack to break up with Jen; Joey goes to work at the local yacht club.
Season 4, Episode 1 - Coming Home
New season! New characters! Same boats!
From HBO Max: Uncertainty fills the air as Pacey and Joey return to Capeside following their summer-long voyage.
An incredible soundtrack; a sweet romance; and a harder-than-it-looks dance - Zazz and Kim, who prolifically work in the biz, break down this iconic movie from early 2001.
From Amazon Prime: A teen tries to fit in at an inner-city Chicago high school after tragedy derails her dream of a dance career
Season 3, Episode 23 - True Love
The Cry Face. The Wall Painting. Historical Smooches. Big Grams Energyl Friends… it’s the season three finale!
From HBO Max: Dawson realizes he’s the one standing in the way of Joey’s happiness; Grams insists that Jen and Jack repair their damaged love lives before it’s too late.
Season 3, Episode 22 - The Anti-Prom
We’re back at it this week - talking a LOT about a show that isn’t Dawson’s Creek (this week we’re feeling oddly nostalgic about our time on Hart of Dixie. Particularly the office supplies. Specifically rulers.). Also - the world’s most heartbreaking dance between Joey and Pacey (and the beginning of the end of Jen’s babysitting duties??).
From HBO Max: Dawson organizes an alternate junior prom
Season 3, Episode 21 - Show Me Love
In an episode recorded two days after the Roe opinion leak, we ladies are in a *mood*. So here’s an episode of a podcast about a television show from 22 years ago, when we had more rights than we’re about to have.
From HBO Max: Dawson and Pacey use a regatta to wage war for Joey’s affection
Season 3, Episode 19 - Stolen Kisses
An episode breaking news so big that it takes four different views to tell it! And yet, we still have questions - mostly, where did Grams go? Why is Henry… around? Andie, where did your storyline come from?
From Netflix: Joey and Pacey break their news to Dawson.
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.