I love it when a hashtag takes off. This week marks ten years since Dawson’s Creek ended with two part series finale ‘All Good Things… Must Come to and End’. We’ve been celebrating all week with quotes from the two episodes and questions of the day. Head on over to @Creek_Quotes to join in the fun - use #10YearsWithoutDC
You’re the best mother that I know, and you’re wrong if you think all you’ve done is let me down. You’ve done nothing but make me proud.
I don’t think that everybody meets the love of their life when they’re a teenager, or when they’re 25, or even when they’re 35, but that doesn’t mean that you stop looking and hoping. Because you will meet that person and when you do, I guess you know it.
That girl who’s always telling me how she could’ve gone to Paris? Well I think it’s about time that she put her money where her mouth is.
I don’t have a back-up plan and I won’t ever have one. I’m gonna be a director.
I wanted to tell a story about something small, something personal, something I’ve been trying to figure out for quite some time. I wanted to write about growing up and why it’s so hard. And I want to write about falling in love and why it can’t last, but at the same time how it lasts forever.
CJ: What I don’t understand is why the creeps and the scumbags who treated you poorly got the benefit of your sex drive, whereas guys like me – who actually treat you fairly well – we get ridiculed for wanting to have sex with you.
JEN: Wow. Kudos to you, CJ. That is the nicest way anyone’s ever called me a slut
PACEY: Are you sure you’d be comfortable with the secretary-boss relationship?
JOEY: We both know who’s boss here
I was just invoking the hard-earned lessons of my youth: Avoid eye contact with any and all authority figures at all costs.
Just remember your promise to me, OK? You and me together again, happy, healthy and more in love than ever.
