Welcome to your teenage daydream come true. From the girls that brought you Another Book on the Shelf and your favourite book club (side note - check that out!). Remember the early 2000s when all of the shows were hyper-dramatic totally not real teen drama? Aka THE BEST shows. Well - we’re going to go episode by episode through some of our faves. Yes this is just an excuse for use to rewatch The OC and One Tree Hill. You know we’ll also do Dawson’s Creek, Friday Night Lights, Buffy - all the…
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Gen and Jette (barely) survived season one and are here with awards. Still traumatized from the kiss that ended the season, they manage to celebrate with best episode, best song, and most growth, while commiserating over the most annoying (obvious) and worst episode. Counting the seconds until season 2! Season 2 premieres on September 2nd.
Gen and Jette have made it to the season 1 finale. Joey may leave Capeside for a semester, and that makes Dawson (apparently) confront his true feelings (eyeroll). Jen and Grams come together after a death in the family. Was Pacey in the finale? Barely. Was he more there for Joey than Dawson was? Obviously.
Gen and Jette head to the yacht club's beauty pageant, where Joey gets more attention than she expected. Pacey finds a loophole in the contest's regulations and joins as well. Meanwhile, Dawson has a (very annoying) epiphany, while Jen confesses she has some regrets.
Gen and Jette channel their inner Kevin Williamson in this Friday the 13th-themed episode. Dawson apparently loves scary practical jokes. A real serial killer is on the loose around Capeside. Jen receives a scary phone call, and Pacey brings a stranger to the group's seance at Dawson's house.
Gen and Jette head to the carnival. Dawson is (unsurprisingly) still sulking over is breakup with Jen. When he learns she has a date with Cliff, he concocts a crazy plan to join them on a double date. Pacey and Joey end up seeing each other from a new angle when they are forced to work together on a science project that takes them into the tide pools (and out of their clothes).
Gen and Jette hit the road with Dawson, Pacey, and Billy, of all people. Dawson is still sad about his breakup with Jen (that he caused by being incredibly mean...) so the guys decide to hit up a bar in a college town and get Dawson's mind onto someone new. Meanwhile, back at Capeside High, Jen and Joey shockingly join forces to take down an arrogant jock who spread a rumour about Joey.
Gen and Jette are oh so shocked when Dawson doesn't handle things very well when Jen's ex-boyfriend visits Capeside. Pacey takes Joey to a beach party and the night doesn't go as expected. Gale and Mitch try to bring new adventures into their marriage in hopes of rekindling something.
Gen and Jette fall into another John Hughes moment when everyone, including a new-to-us student, ends up in Saturday detention. A game of Truth or Dare gets emotions hella riled up and there is some kisses and true feelings exposed (except Dawson is still clueless as always...)
Gen and Jette celebrate episode 300 of the pod with a new resident of Capeside joining the crew. Since the town is so small, there is no hospital, doctor, or ambulance close, so Bessie ends up in labour at Dawson's house with Grams of all people helping. Jen sets aside her differences and helps. Joey has some bad flashbacks. Rumours start to spread through the student body - and school board -…
Gen and Jett batten down the hatches as a hurricane approaches Capeside. Jen and Grams, as well as Bodie and Bessie, hunker down at the Leery's which causes tempers to flare. Dawson confronts Gail and she tells the family the truth. Grams' concerns about Bessie's unborn child are brought to light. Pacey spends the storm with Tamara... and his cop brother Doug.
