SURPRISE! Guess who got their data recovered? Sorry this is coming out a few days late, but you'll hear the disclaimer at the top that some of our chatter may be a bit "out of date"... nonetheless, here we are with a spooky, scary Halloween episode! There's a bonkers prank, an intense party, and a sad breakup – what more could we want out of a Halloween episode?

Due to a massive hard drive malfunction, there's no new episode this week. Sorry :(

It's giveaway time!! Details in the abbreviated intro of this episode! We're surprised the ratings online for this episode aren't higher because we actually quite enjoyed seeing more of Dawson's movie set drama and also seeing more depth to Jack's storyline too. We don't love that the Paudrey is continuing to struggle, but I guess that's what a soapy teen drama brings to the table... 

Dawson and Joey find themselves in a love rhombus, the Paudrey is in trouble, and Jack and his professor might be getting a little too close. Overall, this episode just made us sad, but we still found time to talk about ghosts and time travel.

Joey sends her personal email to Dawson to the entire Worthington campus on accident, Pacey starts stock broker-ing, and "Studious Jack" makes an appearance as he becomes clearly infatuated with Prof. Freeman's class. Come for the "Dawson's Creek" ramblings, stay for the poor Shakespeare reference that closes out the show! 

SORRY for the rushed nature of this week's episode! We had technical difficulties and a scheduling conflict :( But perhaps it's fitting given how the writers just rushed through the Joey/Dawson stuff? They sleep together, they effectively break up, and then a lot of other stuff happens in the background with the rest of the gang. Season 6 is off to a tiring start!

WELCOME TO SESAON 6! The gang starts sophomore year of college, except for Dawson who's been working in Hollywood and doesn't even show up in the episode until half an hour in. Also, Jack Osbourne makes a cameo, which was very confusing to Charles.

We're saying goodbye to season 5 officially, and we couldn't be more happy to see it go. But there were some good moments, and we want to acknowledge those too! From top 5 moments to favorite new characters, we run through the best of what felt like a very long 23 episodes. Also, Charles talks about ghosts again.

We've made it to the season finale! Joey and Pacey are working at the yacht club while everyone else is at the airport: Dawson and Audrey are headed to LA, Jack and Jen are headed to Costa Rica, and Grams is randomly there with Mr. Smalls too. Of course, not all trips are going to go as planned...

We're back! The school year has ended and Dawson and Joey are back in Capeside, Pacey leads a staff walkout at Civilization, and Jack and Jen plan an epic summer vacation – or at least they try to. We also have some life updates to chat about, including the fact that Charles finally watched "Legally Blonde"!

Come for the "Dawson's Creek" talk, stay for the ghost theories. The Paudrey is heading toward rough(er) waters, Dawson finds himself in a film student's fantasy, and Jack struggles to study for his finals. Also, Joey spends the whole episode in the library trying not to kill her annoying friends.

GOODBYE, CHARLIE TODD. And yet...we're not happy with how he went out? Hmm... Joey says goodbye to this whirlwind romance, Dawson and Oliver go to New York and have a bonkers meeting with an agent, and Civilization gets new management (which spells trouble for the Paudrey). Where's Jack and Jen? :(

Happy 100th episode, Dawson's Creek! This episode is...fine. Dawson is back to being in love with Joey. Pacey and Audrey are dealing with defining their relationship again. Joey and Jen get into a confrontation about Charlie. Meanwhile, it's Jack who's really suffering and why is no one paying attention??? Also, Traci and Charles talk (too much) about Pokemon, M2M, Britney Spears, and The OC. We kind of went off the rails in this episode – much like this episode of the show itself!

Dawson is frustrated over the rough cut of his film, Joey flirts with Charlie, and Pacey and Audrey battle their insecurities. Plus, Grams has a new boyfriend! She's such #goals! Oh, and on this episode, Traci and Charles talk a lot about ghosts. Well, it's mainly Charles.

The Joey Show continues as she fronts Charlie's band again during a gig at a "distant biker bar club" and charms the crowd after a rocky start. Oh yeah, and then there's this whole story in Capeside with Lily's first birthday and Gail's growth and Dawson and Jen breaking up...

Traci and Charles talk a lot about what's in their head canons as Joey officially ends things with Professor Wilder, Dawson and Jen encounter some potentially bumpy waters ahead, and Pacey and Jack go out.

Joey gets mugged. Joey sings with her mugger. The mugger dies. We don't know what else to say (even though we talked for more than an hour about this!)... 

In this part 1 of 2 episodes, apparently (yep, that means "Downtown Crossing" is coming up): Dawson directs Oliver's movie (that we still don't entirely understand), Joey gets closer to Professor Wilder, and Jack leaves the frat house... 

Traci and Charles finally take your "fan-submitted, anonymously-written" questions – from Hogwarts house sortings to Charles' series finale predictions to Disney recommendations. There's also an advice section! Sorry in advance!

Charles' nightmare comes to life as Joey and Professor Wilder get a liiiiiittle too close for comfort. Also, Dawson starts college (again), Jen loses her edge, and Jack is on academic probation. Who knew it'd be up to Pacey to be the adult in the room?

Dawson moves into Grams' house, Jack moves into the fraternity house, and Pacey has to move off of the boat. So much moving! Also, Traci and Charles talk about Hogwarts houses for a little bit too long. (Sorry.)

Joey sings, Pacey and Audrey get new(ish) jobs, and trouble is brewing in Capeside as Dawson and Jen get into their first fight but then resolve things pretty quickly. Mainly, Charles is relieved that this isn't an episode about Joey and Professor Wilder, but is a Joey/Charlie pairing really any better? 

Come for the drama, stay for Traci and Charles having emotional realizations about their lives and past relationships. Dawson and Jen get caught making out in the foyer! Joey spends the whole episode convincing people she's fine! Audrey throws food on herself! Jack and Jen have a heart-to-heart! And Pacey just tries to cook everyone dinner while they all flip out. Poor Pacey.

As the title tells us, there are four scary stories presented. But as the title won't tell you, they're not...really...that...good? That's a bold claim. Maybe they are great and we're dumb. That could be it.  Joey beats up a predator, Jack meets a ghost, Pacey and Karen get chased by a ghost car, and Jen...well, we're not really sure what happened there.

Dawson finds peace at a film festival (and, as the fan submitted, anonymously written IMDb summary doesn't tell us, loses his virginity), Jack's bro-y behavior irks Joey and Audrey, and Pacey dates Karen, sleeps with Karen, then says goodbye to Karen. Traci and Charles also apologize for their mouths moving faster than their brains.