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Dawson's Creek

Show Summary

Aired: 1998 - 2003
Show Type: Live Action
Country of Origin: US

Set in a small coastal town near Boston called Capeside, Dawson's Creek tells the story of four teenagers as they struggle through adolescence. This is particularly true for 15-year-olds Dawson Leery (James Van Der Beek), an introspective dreamer and Joey Potter (Katie Holmes), a precocious tomboy unaware of her beauty. Best friends since childhood, they are about to enter that confusing time in life where nothing is the way it was and nothing is as it seems.

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Posted: 10/11/2006

O.K This one is not all that old. Plus it can still be seen. I still enjoyed it though.And I'm probably the only african american who would admit they watched Dawson's Creek. But the strange thing about it is that it wasn't the show itself that got me hooked, it was the theme song. When I heard the words in that song it took me back to the days when I was in high school trying to find myself in a completely different world. This was a great show. Even if its not that old.

stephanie2007Posted: 11/28/2006

My FAV show of all time. I LOVE this show and watched it every wednesday on the WB. i loved it when dawson and joey got together..aww. have season 1 and 2 on DVD.

TensukePosted: 05/20/2007

Haha, my mom loved this show so much she bought some dress the blond chick wore off of ebay...

julyfly79Posted: 05/21/2008

I watched this all through college; my friends and I would get together in the TV room in our dorm and watch it every week. We all hated Jen and loved Joey (this is funny to me now; I am a much bigger fan of Michelle's work than Katie's). Also, there was a guy at our school who kinda looked like James VanDerBeek, and I think we actually called him Dawson a few times.

Petrus AngeliniPosted: 01/14/2009

i remember this name i guess

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