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* InformedAbility: Dawson's directing skills. Although many of the shows plotlines revolve around Dawson's genius directing ability, what the audience primarily sees are rough or rejected projects. However, we know he is talented because an [[Offscreen Moment of Awesome]] will land him an award or his final gig as a TV series director.
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* OddFriendship: Joey and Audrey.
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* PromotionToOpeningTitles: Jack, Andie, Audrey.
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** Dawson and Joey as childhood friends were this for a big part of their life.
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** Dawson and Joey as childhood friends were this for a big part of before their life.RelationshipUpgrade.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: Jack and Jen.
** Dawson and Joey as childhood friends were this for a big part of their life.
** Dawson and Joey as childhood friends were this for a big part of their life.
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* FemmeFatale : Eve, annoyingly so.
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* FemmeFatale : Eve, annoyingly so.
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* FriendsWithBenefits: Pacey and Jen at some point, or at least they tried.
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** Abby Morgan as well, she's probably the biggest snarker.
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** Abby Morgan as well, she's probably arguably the biggest snarker.
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** Abby Morgan, so very much.
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** Abby Morgan, so very much.Morgan as well, she's probably the biggest snarker.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Mostly Pacey and Joey.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Mostly Pacey and Joey.Pacey. Joey has her moments too.
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* TheUnfavourite: Pacey, to his family.
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* IronicEcho: Joey's first breakup speech with Dawson and Gail's explanation of her affair to Mitch.
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Its gimmick was to show teenagers as well-spoken individuals with [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness vocabularies]] that would make [[CalvinAndHobbes Calvin]] dizzy, rather than resort to the usual TV [[TotallyRadical teenspeak]]. Fans of the show praised its respectful portrayal of how teens talk and think. Others were less enthralled by the characters' habit of twisting every minor thing into [[ContemplateOurNavels a monologue on life's mysteries]].
Everyone can agree on one thing, though: Few works of man, past or present, can ''ever'' top the maudlin ferocity of ''Dawson's Creek''. The show inspired such passionate feelings that it indirectly spawned TelevisionWithoutPity (originally called "Dawson's Wrap").
Everyone can agree on one thing, though: Few works of man, past or present, can ''ever'' top the maudlin ferocity of ''Dawson's Creek''. The show inspired such passionate feelings that it indirectly spawned TelevisionWithoutPity (originally called "Dawson's Wrap").
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Its gimmick was to show teenagers as well-spoken individuals with [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness vocabularies]] that would make [[CalvinAndHobbes Calvin]] dizzy, rather than resort to the usual TV [[TotallyRadical teenspeak]]. Fans of the show praised its respectful portrayal of how teens talk and think. Others were less enthralled by the characters' habit of twisting every minor thing into [[ContemplateOurNavels a monologue soliloquy on life's mysteries]].
Everyone Everybody can agree on one thing, though: Few though. No other works of man, past or present, can ''ever'' ever top the maudlin ferocity of ''Dawson's Creek''. The show inspired such passionate feelings that it indirectly spawned TelevisionWithoutPity (originally called "Dawson's Wrap").
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** The Wild One -- Andie
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** The Wild One -- AndieAndie, later Audrey
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* SixStudentsClique
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* SixStudentsCliqueSixStudentClique
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* SixStudentsClique
** The Head -- Dawson
** The Muscle -- Pacey
** The Quirk -- Jack
** The Pretty One -- Jen
** The Smart One -- Joey
** The Wild One -- Andie
** The Head -- Dawson
** The Muscle -- Pacey
** The Quirk -- Jack
** The Pretty One -- Jen
** The Smart One -- Joey
** The Wild One -- Andie
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* BookDumb: Pacey.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Mostly Pacey and Joey.
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* ShooOutTheNewGuy: Each season introduced new characters (love interests, old friends, antagonists etc) who would be involved with the main cast, only to disappear and never be seen again by season's end. Notable examples include Nikki Green, Drue Valentine, Gretchen Witter, and Charlie Todd.
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* ShooOutTheNewGuy: Each season introduced new characters (love interests, old friends, antagonists etc) who would be involved with the main cast, only to disappear and never be seen again by season's end. Notable examples include Nikki Green, Drue Valentine, Gretchen Witter, and Charlie Todd. And, of course, the infamous Eve.
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**Drue was essentially being setup to return for a another season (as evidenced by the fact that he even told Jen that they were going to the same college after graduation). Unfortunately for Drue, The WB forced Chad Michael Murray onto the show after failing to find a starring project for him (this was right after his "Lone Ranger" pilot failed) which meant Drue was out and Drue-clone Charlie Todd was in.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar : In Mr. Peterson's English class, there's a huge word search on the bulletin board with the names of famous authors circled. Right across the top is Dickens. The three letters preceding it? B-I-G.
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* ActorAllusion: In the Season 1 episode "Detention," they're discussing the movie {{The Breakfast Club}}, and Pacey (played by Joshua Jackson, one of whose earliest roles was as Charlie Conway in {{Film/The Mighty Ducks}}) disagrees with the others that Emilio Estevez is languishing in TV obscurity.
--> '''Pacey''': No way! Emilio Estevez, he was in [[Film/TheMightyDucks those Duck movies]], remember? God, those were classic. So funny!\\
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--> '''Pacey''': No way! Emilio Estevez, he was in [[Film/TheMightyDucks those Duck movies]], remember? God, those were classic. So funny!\\
(Pacey laughs to himself, while the others look at him blankly.)\\
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* FagHag: Jen for Jack.
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* GirlNextDoor: Joey
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* GirlNextDoor: JoeyJoey.
* GoodBadGirl: Jen.
* GoodBadGirl: Jen.
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* BettyAndVeronica: Dawson between Joey and Jen is the most straight example.
* EgocentricallyReligious: Barbara Johns.
* GirlNextDoor: Joey
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* UnluckyChildhoodFriend: [[spoiler: Dawson himself]]
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* ThePoochie: Each season introduced new characters (love interests, old friends, antagonists etc) who would be involved with the main cast, only to disappear and never be seen again by season's end. Notable examples include Nikki Green, Drue Valentine, Gretchen Witter, and Charlie Todd.
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* MostWritersAreAdults: On purpose. YourMileageMayVary on whether it's an improvement or sounds just as false as "hip" dialogue.
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* MostWritersAreAdults: On purpose. YourMileageMayVary on whether it's an improvement or sounds just as false as "hip" dialogue.
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* MyGirlIsASlut: Dawson's filandering mom. His father, Mitch, proposes an open marriage as the solution. Well, this ''is'' The WB.
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* MyGirlIsASlut: Dawson's filandering philandering mom. His father, Mitch, proposes an open marriage as the solution. Well, this ''is'' The WB.
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* DumbAndDrummer: Over [[ICantHearYou the noise of a pool bar]], Pacey approaches a blonde and tells her, "I'm drummer for PearlJam." She replies, "You're [[FreudianSlip dumber]] than ''who''?" He slinks away.
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* DumbAndDrummer: Over [[ICantHearYou the noise of a pool bar]], Pacey approaches a blonde and tells her, "I'm drummer for PearlJam.Music/PearlJam." She replies, "You're [[FreudianSlip dumber]] than ''who''?" He slinks away.
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* DumbAndDrummer: Over [[ICantHearYou the noise of a pool bar]], Pacey approaches a blonde and tells her, "I'm drummer for PearlJam." She replies, "You're [[FreudianSlip dumber]] than ''who''?" He slinks away.
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* SpoiledBratOfTheLord: Barbara Johns.
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* SpoiledBratOfTheLord: EgocentricallyReligious: Barbara Johns.
