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Dawson's Creek S5, E11 & E12: Leaving Capeside (Again) and Pacey's Big Choice
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In the next two episodes of Season 5, Audrey gets a job alongside Pacey, Joey gets pulled onto the stage by Jen's ex Charlie, and Pacey faces a choice to leave Boston. Oh and Dawson decides to move to Gram's attic.
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Audrey’s New Job And Food Tangents
Night Out: Karaoke And Charlie’s Band
SPEAKER_00Hello everyone. Welcome back to our Dawson's Creek Rewatch, where we are on season five. So we are gonna talk about episode 11 today and episode 12. But we're gonna start with episode 11, and it is called Something Wild. Here is the summary. Jen tries to convince Dawson to move to Boston while Joey, Pacey, and Audrey team up for a night to celebrate their achievements. Yeah. I liked this one. Remember uh waiting for grades in the mail? I said that too! Oh my god. Or going to like see them posted. And they were posted by their social security number. Did you notice that? I noticed that. How we used to be able to do those things. And just like on a bulletin board. Oh yeah. Yeah, that was crazy. Yeah, so Joey's and it's it was kind of fun to see Bessie quickly. I know. And then but then Joey's like goes right back to school. I know. So we see her barely. I don't know my mic. I don't either. My bad. That seems better. Okay. Is that better? I guess. Okay. Um, we think, we guess. We don't know. Uh yeah, so that was funny when Joey's waiting for the grades in the mail. And then um, when they're back and Audrey's trying to get a job at the restaurant, and she does end up getting the job. They're talking about foig foig gras. Yeah. Have you ever had that? No. No, me either. It doesn't sound good to me. I love food and I love all kinds of food, but I'm not a big fan of like paying a bajillion dollars for some fancy food. Yeah. Like, I like I love um I mean, I love any kind of food. I will eat anything you give me, but I'm not like some gourmet, like I would say I like to try my favorite place to eat is like middle of the road, local places where I can get like you know what I love is some bar appetizers. Um if I can go to I love tapas, I love that too. Me too. So like I don't know. So no, I've never eaten foig foig grasp. Foigras. Yeah. You know what I just thought of? Those tater tots we had from the truck at the 90s fest. Do you remember those? Those are so good. I really were good actually. Well, you were just saying, like, getting like appetizing. I was like, no, those are really good. I love food trucks. Um, honestly, anything like I don't, I'm not a super fan, like, I don't have to have fancy food. Like when Tori and I go out on a date night or something, every now and then we'll go somewhere. But like generally, we're like, we all know my favorite place is chilies. Listen. I love chilies, okay? Can't stand it. I have some people in my life, friends and family members, who hate chain restaurants because they're like, support local. I'm like, honestly, you are supporting local. Those are local ass people who live there. I mean, not who live there. Who lived in the chilies, okay? Who worked there. The managers are local people. Right. And listen, who cares? Chili's got some good triple dippers. You're so offended by this. Who cares? Because I have gotten into debates with people. They're like, well, I will only eat at local restaurants. And I get it, I support my like local homegrown restaurants too, but there's nothing like if you want to support your local economy, right? You can st still go to the restaurant. And the people in your neighborhood. Yeah. And don't be telling me that Texas Roadhouse ain't got good food, guys. They have really good food. Listen, I love Texas Road. I am not, I just don't like it when people be like, I don't eat at a chain restaurant. It's because I'm better than that. I don't like that. Sorry, none of y'all that I know in my real life say that. But there are people out there in the world who like refuse to step a foot. Look at a chain. Maybe Taco Bell later. Listen. Probably. Uh listen, I got a couple, and I yes, I say a couple gift cards to chilies for my birthday because everybody loves this. I love chilies. Every time I go there, too, I'm like, I'm gonna get something different. No, I do not. I get a triple dipper and a beer every time I go. Every time. Sometimes a wine. Sometimes generally, though, it's a draft beer because what'd you get when we went for your birthday? A triple dipper. You and I split it. And did you get a beer? I had wine. You did have wine. I had wine also. Yes. That's what it was. Triple dipper split and that was a special day. Oh my god. What I'm saying is I don't have to be like it doesn't take much. I'm not a fancy, I don't have to be fancy. It just has a food that has to be good. And I'm sorry. Give me I and I love me a French fry. If there's a if there is a restaurant that has a good french fry sold, you're gonna go there. I I do actually I do like fancy french fries. When they use like truffle oil and like all that mess. Yes. Oh yes, I love that too. Where is it that has um yucca fries? Maybe I can't remember, but they're really, really good. I mean, I'm okay with those, but like I gotta it's gotta be a potato for me. I feel good. And sweet potato fries are good, but my number one is just a potato fry. Potato. Potato. Yes. I don't know why I always say it like that. Trey makes fun of me all the time. Say it again. Nope. Also, when I say frito, I do that in two words too. Frito. And they can't stand it. And Cheeto is the same. I don't know why I do this. I say umbrella, and people hate it. Oh, that's weird. I say get your umbrella. And they're like, you mean my umbrella? And I'm like, your umbrella. Uh whatever. I don't know why I do it. Potato, potato, umbrella. That's my umbrella. Umbrella, Ella, Ella, A, A. Also, we're hungry. We're keep talking about food. My favorite French fries, though, are five guys Cajun fries. Oh, I've never had those. Oh my god. It's so much grease. You will have diarrhea. So good. It's true. Okay. It's true. Like now you have to try them. You have to plan. You have to plan. Okay, that's fair. To have a restroom nearby. That's fair. And but the five guys' Cajun fries, there is so much salt. You'll be thirsty for a week. Okay. But they're my favorite. So plan to have a lot of water and bathroom X. Uh-huh. Well, if you have diarrhea, you need water anyway. That's true. Let's just say those aren't the kind of fries Casey is serving at the end. I know. We're back. We're back. We're back. Okay, so they're they. So it's who is it? It's Audrey, Joey, and is it Jack? Yeah. That go out to the like club where the singing. Oh, it's Pacey. You're right. You're right. You're right. Where they go to where the singing is. And I said, not Charlie. It's a consummation of the freaking guest. Because I'm thinking of the singer. To the bar. Where the singing is. So we're singing at the bar. Oh boy. Oh boy. They go there and Charlie is singing. Okay. Yeah, that's what I'm getting at. He's with his little band. And he's giving Joey the like I while she's in his group crowd. And she knows who he is, but he doesn't necessarily until later. But then I just said also when Audrey, Audrey singing is so fun. Yeah, but then Joey's singing is not very fun. No. Joey's is a little, yeah. She's not a good, she's not that great of a singer, but also she's not a very fun singer to watch. Right. Even though she was supposed to be kind of like letting win. Yeah, I was like, she's not. But also that song, I love that's one of my top three karaoke songs that she's like. I love that song. It has to be in the right environment because you don't want to be singing that to the wrong people, okay? Note from experience. What does that mean? Because you don't want to be like, I want you to want me. You don't want to be singing that to the wrong people. Like if there's some skeezy guy in the front row, he's going, he's going to think you're singing it to him. I swear it happens. Ooh. I know. I know. I would never even think of that. Well, lived experience. Okay. I'm gonna take your word. So you have to be careful who you sing that to, is my point. Okay. Anyway, I love that song. It's it's a fun, fun song to sing too. That's a good one. She did not, she did not, she's not a rocker. She's not a rocker. But then I mean, that's kind of her character too, right? I know. Like if if that'd be like me letting loose. That might look like. I would pay money to see that. Yeah. Like I'll see some karaoke, but like me like rocking out would look like that. Probably. Yeah. But you wouldn't pick that to sing. You'd pick another fun song. Like you sang Bernie Spears.
unknownYeah.
SPEAKER_00That's true. I did. So, right? Yeah. Also, like, like you pick that's the point of karaoke. You pick something that you're gonna have fun with. Right. I agree. And she had fun, I guess. I guess. It seemed like she didn't. I guess. I mean, she wasn't karaoke. We need to go. You know where we need to go. We need to go down to um to where they do the um live music karaoke where you have background singers and stuff.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, yes.
SPEAKER_00Rising star. Rising star. Jen wants to go. Yes. Yeah. She well, which one? The one that starts with the Jen. 800. All the Jens want to go to be on the street. You can't go with all you serious singers, though. Why? Because then you're not gonna go up there and be like singing Wicked. I won't sing Wicked. I know, I'm just kidding, you won't. But that's true. We need to go. We do need to go. I would who's I'm lying. I would get up there and sing something. Yes, of course. And you're a real singer. You're a serious singer. Yeah, you know what I mean. You know what I mean. You do. Um, okay. Although, the guy that Audrey grabs on the bar to randomly kiss Joey, he's like 40. I was gonna say the same thing. So old. She's like, Will you kiss my friend? Like, girl, no. And although, yeah, whatever. So then back in um Capeside when Jen and Dawson are at his house, I didn't love how Jen's like talking to Gail at first, where she's like, she's like, you know, all of this is really holding Dawson back. And I'm like, excuse me, you rude bitch. Yeah, like it's not your place, and also like make his mom feel bad that he like cares about what's going on. And like his dad died. Yeah, and there's a baby, and but I mean, then they sort of like bonded over like what was best for Dawson or whatever, according to them. But like at first, I was like, uh, Jen, yeah, what? And it's just because she wants him in Boston. I know. It's like her own personal gain. Right. I didn't love that. Didn't either, but whatever. Also, I wrote Pacey's car is from his dad. I know. He's like, it was in the impound. What is that legal? I guess. I guess I think after it's an impound so long, they can auction it off until you get it cheaper. Okay. So I'm sure he didn't just like take it, he probably bought it, but like still, yeah, that was weird. That was weird. Um, oh, and then they just like leave Joey at the bar.
unknownRight?
Safety, Girl Code, And College Stories
SPEAKER_00Audrey and Pacey. They're like, oh, she's with that guy. Let's leave. I'm like, hello. And they don't even say anything to her. I know. And then like in the in the next episode, she's left to walk home alone too. I know. At nighttime in Boston. That is bad girl code, Audrey. Horrible. You never leave a girl alone by herself.
unknownYeah.
Jen Vs. Gail: Moving Dawson To Boston
SPEAKER_00Unless she asked you to. Right. But don't even tell her. You didn't even tell her. But also, like, I gotta say, I did some dumb crap in college. Yeah. Dumb crap. But I will say I was lucky enough to have a bunch of girlfriends. We all looked out for each other. So like we knew where everybody was going. Like, right. Even if we were making bad decisions after the bar, we knew, oh, she's leaving with that guy. Okay, she's good. Like, nobody was alone. Right. And you know where to find them. Or if somebody left early, we knew where they went. Like they if they got too drunk and they had to go home. Like, like in Joey's case, they didn't even know who that guy was or where she could be if they needed to find her. Yes. Or anything. Although there were times I got in vans with bands, which was but I had a friend with me. With whole bands, entire bands. There was a time we saw this band perform. So stupid. I don't even want to I already started. So we got it. We saw this band at this bar and they were going to a party after, and they were like, oh, y'all can just ride with us in our band van. I swear to god, it was this giant van. They were all in the van and then they had their shit like in the back. They were going to a party at at somebody's house that was like a friend of somebody we knew. That was our that was the way we felt safe. But we there weren't even enough seats. Like we sat on the floor of their van. Oh my god. Yeah, this is stupid. We were tailganing once, me and some of my friends, and I won't name the specific friend, but she had had too much to drink, and I turn around and she it's during the day. It's like one or two o'clock in the afternoon. Doesn't matter. And she is in an escalade with the sunroof part open, like out the top of it dancing, and it starts to drive away. Oh my god. And I'm like, stop, stop, stop. So I get in the escalade and we leave. And they took us to a party of people we did not know. Okay, this is things you should not do, guys. We're alive and well, but I'm trying to remember how we even got back. I mean, we weren't that far from campus, so we might have just walked back. I was just thinking, how did we get home from that party? I don't even remember. I don't even know. But it I I think we got there and then we knew other people there, and we were like, oh, okay. But I had a friend with me. I wasn't alone. Yeah. Not like that matters, but again, buddy says I was like, you're not going alone somewhere in a house. I'm gonna come to. Yeah. Come sit on the floor of this van. Oh my god. Don't do it. So stupid. Don't do it. Oh, and Jack was not in this episode. Oh. Even though earlier I was like, wasn't he at the bar? He wasn't in it at all. Okay. No Jack in this episode. He was in the next one. He was in the next one. But they don't, he's nowhere in this one. What was the episode where they talked about him being gay and stuff? The fraternity house. That's the next one. Oh, okay. That's the next one. Okay. Yeah. He wasn't in this one for whatever reason. Well, that's all I had on that. Because then the next one is the one where the words you can talk about. Yeah. Okay, so this is season five, episode 12, called Sleeping Arrangements. Um, as Pacey must choose between a new passion and an old one, Dawson and Jen try to find a balance in their new relationship. Jack discovers he is not quite as welcome at the fraternity as he once thought. Yes. Which we knew that was gonna come eventually. But you knew that was gonna come. So it starts with him kind of like moving out of grams, which of course then conveniently makes more room for Dawson. But um, yeah, so basically he moves in and he discovers he has a room to himself, which is weird because it's like an upperclassman who gives him the room. Long story short, the person he was supposed to room with, who's another new pledge or whatever, didn't want to room with him because he was gay. He said he didn't want people to think he was gay. Right. He's like, uh what? Wait, which makes no sense. It's so stupid. Yeah. And did they resolve it by the end? No, the guy. So what happened was the guy, I don't know any of the fraternity. I think his name was Eric. Well, that one who didn't want to live with him, yeah, moved in with somebody else, but the person he moved in with said, Hey, uh well, I'll come room with you because I don't want to live with somebody who's hateful or whatever. Got it. That's that was he didn't say it in those. So so the quote unquote hateful guy ended up alone ended up alone. Okay, I think I think that's he's like, I don't I don't I don't agree with him. Like, I'll room with you. Yeah. Just to and also just like the symbolism of that, like you not having to be by yourself because of this. Right. Yeah.
unknownOkay.
Episode 12 Setup: Sleeping Arrangements
Jack’s Fraternity Room And Bias Exposed
Dawson And Jen Coexisting: Boundaries And Bathrooms
SPEAKER_00All right. But that's also like I for I don't know. I I feel for Jack because that that was like his safe place, and then now it's not. I know. Alright, it's like I know. Um, I like the part in the bathroom at Graham's where it's Jen and Dawson. She's trying to get ready, and he keeps messing with all her stuff. Oh. And then he's like, I didn't know you were into makeup. She's like, You have no idea how much makeup it takes to make it look like I'm not wearing makeup. Preach that girl. Yeah. And then he's like kind of like touching her stuff, which then they sort of framed later as like Jen having control issues and being worried about the relationship. I'm like, no, it's okay to not want him to touch your stuff, or to not put his toothbrush there or like whatever. Yeah. It doesn't have to be some like deep-seated no wall she's putting up. It's a hard adjustment when you move in with a person the first time. Like a partner, not a roommate, because you still end up having your own space. Yeah. Well, in a dorm, you don't. But like when you it's hard, especially if, like, like, you know, I had the hardest time. I'd never lived with another male, male human being, except my dad, and even that wasn't for very long because my parents divorced. It was like me and my mom, my sister. And then when Troy and I moved in together, I was like, oh, I have to live with a boy. Like, like, I will say, Troy's a good boy who like put a good boy that sounds like a dog. I mean, like, he respects other people's space and like puts the toilet seat down, like the things that I don't have a penis, so I don't have to do uh just saying sex. Um, so but still, it's a hard adjustment. And I still don't like people up in the bathroom when I'm getting ready. I don't either. I hate it. And Troy gets his feelings so hurt. And like, because sometimes I'll be getting ready, and like, say for instance, I'm going somewhere and Troy's not going anywhere for the day, okay? And I have to like I have somewhere to go, somewhere to be, whatever. So I will go take a shower or whatever, and I'm in the bathroom getting ready. He literally has the whole rest of the day, except for the 20 minutes, 30 minutes I'm in the bathroom, and he chooses that exactly not he doesn't intentionally choose it, but he'll come in there at that time and I'm like, Yeah, can you just wait 20 minutes and then I'm he's like, I'm sorry, I live here too, which is valid. He does. That is also his space. It's true, but like it's true, I wish I had my own you want your own like little schedule or your own little space. I know, but I know when it's because I have like 80,000 things I have to do to my face. I have hairs to pluck out. Like men don't have a lot to do that don't wear makeup or have longer hair. Right. Okay. They have some, they have a few things, not as much, yeah. And like the older I get, the more steps I gotta do, guys. Like, there's so many creams and serums. And like oh, so many. So many. Yeah, so so that scene between them was funny. It was funny because it is hard. That is realistic, that is a hard thing, especially when you're like sharing that one little sink. Yeah. And nobody likes to brush their teeth right next to somebody else, it's just icky. Like, no, and she was like, and it he's like, Oh, I don't have a toothbrush, I'll just use yours. She's like, No, because it's my toothbrush, right? Yeah, gross. Yeah, and then she ends up getting him another one, which was sweet. But yeah, no, you can't use hers. Um, they had an InSync and a Britney reference, yeah. And they also she was playing Tenacious D. Yes, that was great, and then they had a Will and Grace reference. Yes, and Grams was playing a Game Boy, yes, that was so funny. She was like, ah, this must be the devil because I've been sucked in for two hours. She's not wrong about that. Um, yeah, and what did you think about Jen? And all of a sudden now she's like a sex therapist person on the not therapist, but sex columnist on the radio station. I thought it was funny because she was giving bad advice. Remember? And Graham and Dawson were like, errrr. It was very Tara Reed from Urban Legends, yeah, but also like Carrie Bradshaw as but also just bad. Yeah. Because she was talking about whatever with the relationship. She's like, Yeah, don't trust a guy, blah, blah, blah. And I'm like, they'll leave no matter what. And like, yeah. Yeah, it wasn't great. It wasn't great. And and it was like she pushed one wrong button and the song didn't come on. And next thing it's like a full-blown sex talk show. I was like, uh what? I know. But also, it did make me think back to the days I used to love. Do you remember um uh Delilah? Oh Delilah. I used to love to listen to those kind of shows. Me too. And I like when people like write in the video. And Dr. Laura, I used to love to listen to Dr. Laura. Like, it just to it just reminded me remember like the days of radio. I used to call on my radio station, my local radio station all the time. Yeah. And like I would uh I would I've won so many things off the radio. Wow. And now I know bring radio back. And now like, yeah. I love it. Anyways, um, I said all I say here is Grams is so sweet. I don't know why I'm specifically referencing that. Oh, I know what it is. When she's talking about having that moment, and he's like, Are there ground rules? And she's like, just be kind to each other and you won't hear a peep out of me. Okay, your Graham's voice is good. Kermit, not so much. Grams is is we're five seasons in. I'm getting it. I'm getting it. I think that's a good gram. It's happening. Um, but yeah, I just thought, oh, she's so sweet, and she's basically just like, You're such a lovely young man, you know? Like she wants to keep in the background. But she's basically like saying, You guys are adults and you're good adults, and I just want you both like safe and fine. Yeah. So I thought that that's why I said that. Yeah. Grams is so sweet. Well, I I put Pacy trying to make a decision where both choices are good ones. That's hard. Because they're both good.
unknownYeah.
SPEAKER_00Both good for his his life in different ways. So it's like, ah, right. It's like he's up and coming in that restaurant and reconnected with his old friends, making new friends, but he loves being out on the water and the networking that happens when you're connected with these sort of um seeing the world for free, not just for free making money doing it when you're young. So I could see him sort of being torn about it. And and I liked that no one really told him one way or another. Even Audrey was like, he's like, Oh, but I I love working here. She's like, Great, work here. And he's like, Oh, but like to be out on the open sea, she's like, Great, do that. You know, like it was kind of like you just said, there was not really a bad choice. Yeah, as an audience, you're not going, Oh, you're stupid, pacey. You're going, oh I mean, I don't know, like but that's the hard those are the hard choices in life is when they're both good. But thankfully, I feel like other times when Pacey has like shipped off, he's running away from stuff. Yeah. And this time's different. But he doesn't really need to run away from anything. That's what I'm saying. So like he doesn't need the escape. Yeah. And he decides not to go. Oh, I put Jen's PJs, discuss. There were it was in both episodes. She had on like not cute pajamas twice. Do you remember them? I no. They were like why should she have on cute pajamas? I don't know. I didn't uh girl, I've seen what you sleep in and you judge somebody's PJs. She has a flannel nightgown, guys. It's really bad. So I'm not trying to disgen. She's like over here, her pajamas. Not cute. As you're laying in your bed watching this in your flannel. Hi, 90. I have way worse pajamas than that. Oh, I sleep in ridiculous items. But I think it more than anything, it just didn't fit her like her style. They were like pajamas to your okay, wait. So you're saying your flannel jammies suit your style. No. Okay. But I feel like on TV shows they at least feigned that. Like when we were like, oh, she had lip gloss on when she woke up and stuff. But maybe it's better that she I didn't even pick up on. I mean, maybe it's better she just had pajamas. I'm gonna send you some screenshots of these pajamas. Um I don't know. I think it's just because she's always, even if she's wearing something that's a little alternative or whatever, she she looks great and it looks like her. They just didn't look like her, but maybe that's the point because she's home, she's comfortable.
SPEAKER_01She's uncomfortable around dogs.
Radio Sex Advice, Pop Culture Nods, And Grams
Pacey’s Crossroads: Sea Life Or Kitchen Life
SPEAKER_00She said she's literally going to lay in bed with covers on. I don't know. Oh my gosh. I sleep in some raggedy stuff. I mean, I I went through this phase where I was like, I was like, you know, I should have like nice pajamas. Okay. I went through this phase where I felt like I'm gonna make going to bed like a whole production. So I had I had like sets, pajama sets, and they were like cute silk prints, and like I still wear them sometimes, but then you know what happened, guys? Reality, yeah. I am cold when I sleep, and silk is cold. And so even my long sleeve long pants once, because I had like short sleeve and shorts, you know what I'm talking about, like just cute. I was like, I don't like sleeping in this. And and I have realized that if I sleep in shorts, this is so stupid, which doesn't apply to you because you wear a nightgown, but like if I have pants that aren't tight at the bottom or shorts that are not like form fitting, they like get all up and then I have to wake up and fix my pants, my shorts, and pants legs. Now I don't know what happens if you wear a nightgown. None of that, none of that happens if you wear a nightgown. No problem. But it annoys me. So like it's I can't stand that waking up and having one like pajama leg like up here. So I have to wear the kind that have you know I am so cute when I sleep. So so I have all these cute pajama sets that just sit there. I'll take them when I go on vacation because like vacation. I'm gonna sleep cute on vacation. But I hardly ever wear it so funny. I know. I have a few sets like I wear around Christmas time, and then I had actually ordered it was more like a lounge suit for the show I was just in, but it came in a two-pack. Uh-huh. So one of them was just like a plain color, which I wore, but the other one was like hot pink with red hearts, which what you know of my character I would never wear in the show. I'd wear that in real life. But I but I've I've been wearing it around the house. That's so cute. It's it's cute. It Jen should take note. This series has been over for a while. I don't know. Yeah, that's true. It's too late. But your nightgown situation, I think. So you're saying because of my nightgown fashion, and I'm using that term very nightgown fashion. I am not in a position to comment on other pajamas. I mean, no, I see what you're saying. Also, like of all the things, why did you why did that bother me? I don't know. That's so weird. It is kind of weird. And what why and what does that say about me? That my expectations for her fashion is they're too high. I think it says patriarchy got in there for a second. I don't even know what pajamas Dawson was wearing. See? See? That's what goes. I know his haircuts are good though. Speaking of patriarchy, yeah, I wrote down a comment that um Audrey said that made me laugh when he's she's talking about him going to see that girl. She said, don't push her head down because girls don't like and he's like, I know, or noted, or something like that. I'm like, man, yeah, that's a memo. All men need to have like literally. She said, I think she said, um, use redundant forms of birth control. Yes, yes, or of protection. Yeah. Redundant forms of protection. And remember, girls don't like when you push their hands. Yeah, don't push our head. It's like, I know. No. I'm pretty sure nobody likes that. Yeah.
unknownYeah.
SPEAKER_00But I mean, she specifically talks about a girl. People, there are some people who probably do like that because everybody likes different stuff. Some people may like that. But you would probably need someone to verbally tell you. Somebody verbally needs to say, I enjoy this. Don't assume. Well, you should never assume anything.
SPEAKER_01True.
SPEAKER_00You know why? Makes an ass out of you and me.
unknownYou were gonna say this.
SPEAKER_00I knew it. Oh my goodness. Okay, do you have anything else on the episode? I just said I was glad to do that. I said the Jen and Dawson dynamic is becoming kind of weird. You think? I don't know. I I feel like it just I don't know. This episode felt kind of I don't know. Well, and there was that scene where they're like surrounded by candles. Is that in Graham's house? No, they went, they broke into the neighbor's house. Oh. The one her old house. Oh. When they're at Dawson's house, they go to the old house. Because Gail said to go get it on the house during the summer or whatever. Okay. Also, though, that's funny because ain't nobody trying to have sex on some dirty floor where nobody lives, and you bring you bring in 50 candles with you. Well, it's very notebook-esque. You know that thing in the notebook when they're in the old abandoned house with all the candles, and yeah. I don't want nobody to take me into an abandoned house for nothing. Oh, I am going on a ghost tour next Friday. What? Where? I know this is crazy. So my best friend Amber and I do a trip together every year, a weekend trip, except last year. Are you going to Savannah? Yeah. Oh my god, I'm so jealous. I know. We're doing and it's on Friday the 13th.
unknownOh my god, oh my god.
SPEAKER_00You are gonna see so many ghosts. I'm so scared. I I don't know why I'm doing this. I I yeah. She was like, we have to, she's like, Danny, it's Friday the 13th. We should totally do a ghost tour. Because everybody I've talked to that's like you have to do a ghost tour there because it's like New Orleans, it's like very historic. It's very haunted. And I said, I just don't want to go like I don't want to go to like um like a plantation or anything. I don't want to do that. Like this one is a walking one, it's like you walk around. And I'm like, I'll go to like a cemetery because I love going to the old cemeteries in New Orleans and stuff, but I am a little nervous. It's and yeah, you're you're definitely gonna see some stuff. I know. Oh, that's so cool. So, ghost tour. Oh, we'll report back. You'll have to you have to report back to all of us. We must know. I know. Oh, that's so cool. I don't know. There was one that we could have done where you ride in a hearse. A hearst. A hearse. I feel like if we're doing a walking one because we're gonna be driving all day to get there, so yeah. And also, I just feel like when you're encountering stuff like that, being enclosed feels a little more scary. Also, I kind of don't want to ride in the car where there were dead people. So that's too. It's already got that residual energy anyway. I need to be able to run away. Exactly. Into the arms of another ghost. I may be bringing a flask because I am a little nervous. Sure. Yeah. I'd be nervous.
unknownI know.
Candles, Empty Houses, And Awkward Romance
SPEAKER_00That's gonna be so fun though. Oh, that'll report back in. Awesome. All right. Well, um, make sure. And remember, we have to talk about on Dawson's because that's where you told us about the ghost tour. No, I mean, I could talk about it wherever I want. That's true. That's a good point. Are you gonna take your cute pajamas since you're traveling? Oh, probably since I'm traveling. You have to. So let us know how that goes. Vacation vibes. Vacation vibes. All right. Well, thanks guys for listening uh to our season vibe rewatch of Dawson's Creek, and we'll be back with two more episodes next time. Yep. See you then. Bye.
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