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Dawson's Creek Season II Dawson's Creek Season II I do not own the characters in any of these transcripts, nor do I own any rights to the television show “Dawson’s Creek”. These transcripts are merely for those that do not have access to episodes on the TV. It is not to infringe on any copyrighted material, merely to spread and promote this show. PLEASE ALSO NOTE THAT I DID NOT WRITE THESE TRANSCRIPTS, I only collected them from various web pages and converted them to PDF files for easy archiving. Since I'm not a thief, writers of these transcripts and websites I collected them are given full credit both on Transcripdfs website and below. However, if you are the owner of any of these transcripts and really don't want them to be in this nice, helpful and respectful site, think again. And if you still don't want it, just contact me. Also if you see anything wrong in transcripts and have any correction, please let me know so I can fix it and post an update. The most recent version of this file can be downloaded from TRANSCRIPDFS website: http://members.lycos.co.uk/transcripdfs This file was created by CATA7 <[email protected]> this file was last updated on March 30, 2003 I’ve downloaded these transcripts from a site named “Access Dawson’s Creek” long time ago. That site is closed now, and I have no idea about who are the writers of these transcripts. If you are or know the writer, please contact me. The Kiss *Dawson's room - Dawson and Joey are kissing my head now. *standing up* But apparently, that's as "Say Goodnight" plays in the background. They what you're thinking so pull away. * Dawson: No, no, I... Joey: What was that? Joey: Look. Why don't we sleep on it? Dawson: A kiss...I think. *Dawson looks at her.* Joey: *smiles* You kissed me. Joey: (cont.) Not together! I mean, YOU in your Dawson: I know. bed and me in mine. *Joey and Dawson both have that 'Should we kiss Dawson: Right, right, uh, absolutely. Obviously. again?' look on their faces* We'll sleep on it, wake up, and this will all be a Dawson: So… dream. Joey: So. Joey: You mean like it never happened? Dawson: Well… Dawson: Is that what you want? Joey: Well what? Joey: Is that what YOU want? Dawson: Well that was a kiss. *Dawson just stands there.* Joey: I'll say. Joey: Okay, poof! Didn't happen, Dawson. See ya Dawson: So now what? later. Joey: I don't know. *She starts climbing out the window* Dawson: Me either. Dawson: Joey! Joey! Joey: Well, uh, maybe we could.. *He runs to the window and pulls her by the arm *Joey walks over and sits on the bed.* back inside.* Dawson: What? Dawson: Don't even think about climbing out that Joey: Nothing. window. *Dawson walks over and sits beside her.* *Joey smiles and they kiss again.* Dawson: No, no, you were going to say *Dawson's Creek theme (still the same, but new something. What were you going to say? opening credits)* Joey: Nothing, I mean, I don't know. I don't know *Cut back and forth: Joey laying in her bed, what I was going to say. Dawson laying in his, Joey waking up and slowly Dawson: You were going to say we shouldn't smiling, Dawson waking up and smiling* have done that. I mean, that's what you're *Cut to Dawson's parents' room. They're laying in thinking, right? bed and Mitch wakes up and turns over to find Joey: Actually, Dawson, I don't have a thought in Gail sitting up in bed.* 1 Gail: Hi. Pacey: ...thing-a-ma-jig? Mitch: Hi...is everything okay? Dawson: Get out of the gutter. No thing-a-ma-jig Gail: Mm-hm. I was just sitting here waiting. involved. It was just the sweetest, most romantic, Mitch: *slowly* Waiting for what? Fourth of July fireworky, waves crashing on the Gail: I don't have to be in until 9 today and of all shore, beyond any movie I could ever imagine the possible ways to spend a free morning there's kiss. one idea that just kind of seems to stand out. Pacey: Congratulations. I'm happy for ya. But, Mitch: Mm Gail.. more importantly, are you going to do it? Gail: You can protest if you want, but the Joey: Don't even go there, Bessie. I will resistance will only make the conquest that much extinguish this conversation right now. sweeter. Bessie: Okay. Alright. So what's next? Mitch: Ah, Gail, Gail, I have to shower. I have a *Cut back to Pacey and Dawson* meeting. Pacey: After you kiss somebody things change. Gail: Oh, that's ok, the act plays under water too. Questions arise. Mitch: Gail. Dawson: What questions? Gail: Right. Shower. Meeting. *Cut back to Bessie and Joey* *Cut to Bessie and Joey pulling up in the truck in Bessie: Does this cut France? which has a flat tire. The truck stops and Bessie *Cut back to Dawson and Pacey* gets out.* Dawson: We haven't discussed it. Bessie: I could just open my mouth and scream. I Pacey: You know I can't believe this. After years hate this truck it's always something! of gratuitous self-examination, you finally did it, Joey: Hey, these things happen Bessie. Don't let you acted. I mean, I thought you and Joey were it get you down. going to draw out this 'will they-won't they' drama Bessie: Your morning glow is highly suspicious. for at least another couple of years. Sam and How many cups of coffee have you had? Diane didn't get together for at least 4 seasons Joey: Can't a person be in a good mood? and Mulder and Scully...they haven't even kissed! Bessie: A person can, but you. You're Miss If you and Joey can get across this romantic Perma- Scowl. What aren't you telling me? checkmate thing you've been in for GOD knows Joey: Nothing. how many years...anything is possible! Bessie: Then what's with that look? Dawson: God, calm down, Pacey. Joey: What look? Pacey: No, I'm serious here. I can change, too. I Bessie: You have this look. This cheery, yet can be Pacey Witter, bad ass stud and man about sneaky, 'I got lucky' look. I know this look. town. I can score with high quality chicks. Kristy *Joey tries to act casual but can't hide her grin.* Livingstone par example. Joey: Bessie... Dawson: Senior cheerleader? Let's not abandon Bessie: Here, wait a second. Where were you all sense of reality here. last night? Pacey: No, no, no. No more negative thoughts. Joey: Nowhere...*gives in*..Dawson's. *Pacey pulls the lady's hand who's fixing his hair.* Bessie: Start talking. Pacey: You know what? Molly? I need a new *Cut to Dawson and Pacey getting a haircut.* look. What do you say we...frost my tips or Pacey: You know, I knew there was a reason you something? got me up this morning for a morning trim. So Dawson: Frost your tips? c'mon, set the stage, I want details. Pacey: Yeah. *smiles* Dawson: I don't know how to explain....it was in a *Cut to Pacey walking towards his dad's police car word... with his "frosted tips". He gets in the car. He spots *Cut back to Joey and Bessie fixing the flat tire.* Kristy.* Joey: Hot. Extremely hot. Pacey: Hey Kristy! Bessie: So what kind of kiss was it? Peck on the *He turns on the car and turns towards where cheek? Probbing tongues? Fingers clawing at Kristy was headed until a girl wrecks into him your neck? [Andie McPhee]* *Joey makes a face like she's slightly Andie: Oh my God. Oh. embarressed.* Pacey: Great. Just great. My father's going to kill Joey: Bessie... me. Bessie: (cont.) Did he touch your-- Andie: Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god. *Cut back to Pacey and Dawson* Officer, please, I am so sorry. 2 *Pacey looks around before he realizes that she Joey: France. I told Mr. Elliord I just...wasn't going thinks he is an officer.* to go. Andie: I didn't see you pulling out. I mean, I did *She smiles. Dawson smiles and laughs and hugs see you pulling out but it was so abrupt that-- her.* Pacey: Mm-hm. Dawson: So Joey Potter's sticking around Andie: Oh god. I just got my license. Please be Capeside for some guy... kind. Joey: Yeah, maybe if you're lucky I'll introduce Pacey: I'm going to have to see that license and you to him sometime. your registration, too, Little Miss. Dawson: Oh okay. *She finds them and hands them to Pacey.* *He leans in closer to her.* Pacey: Andie McPhee. Rhode Island driver's Dawson: *whispering* Well, he's a very lucky guy. license? *Joey smiles. They start walking down the hall.* Andie: Uh, yes sir. See, my family just moved to Joey: But seriously, Dawson. What do you think? town. We live over on Windsor. Dawson: I'm relieved. I'm ecstatic. I'm psyched. Pacey: Country Club. I'm...aroused. Andie: Yes. Is that a detriment? Joey: Aroused? *Pacey is getting really into his police officer Dawson: Yeah. impersonation.* Joey: Put your hormones aside for right now, Pacey: Do you realize the severity of what you've Dawson.
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