The end. Or is it? It is. For now!

Do you like scary movies? Dawson does!

No man or woman is safe from Lexi's wiles.

When Jen tries dating Cliff again, Dawson gloms on, with humiliating results.

Blonds find their way back to each other. There's some other stuff too but WHATEVER.

Billy tries to undermine newly single Dawson by taking him to a den of sin: Providence, RI.

On the cruise, Tony tries to sail into Eve's pants.

Jen's hot ex comes to town to inflame all Dawson's insecurities.

Directly or indirectly, one small runaway upends everyone's lives.

In which Dawson says, of Saturday detention, "This is so Breakfast Club!," so we know they know.

The show's most tortured love quadrangle manages to get even more nonsensical.

Inconveniently timed labor forces Bessie and Grams to put a pin in their mutual animosity.

Lexi and Michael risk eternal damnation when their high jinks implicate The Lord.

This episode really blows.

Kyle's just trying to work with his hands and listen to the ocean, but everyone keeps letting him down.

Dawson demands radical honesty, then quickly finds out it's not so great.

Eve's scandalous past intersects with, what else, the profit motive in medicine.

Dawson and Joey separately introduce deception into their new romances.

The whisper campaign about Amanda and Peter's affair turns into screams.

We know what you're thinking: "A dance episode? Already?" Somehow, yes.

Rumors and innuendo swirl around Amanda while her husband BARELY hangs on in rehab.

On the eve of his high school career, Dawson Leery meets Jen Lindley...and that changes everything.

Tori! Tori! Tori!

Falling and Spinning for Christmas.

Kyle hits bottom, then digs.