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Dawson's Creek Season III 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 <Episodes 1-21> 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 the writer, please contact me. Episode 22&23 transcripts were taken from Dawson’s Creek Information Zone <www. dawson-info.com> Like A Virgin (Cut to a bus cruising down the street with encounter with a beautiful woman who’s destination of CAPE COD written on the front. ‘Old essentially a fantasy character of his own creation. Time Rock & Roll’ is blaring in the background. Eve: Hey, you’re adorable. What’s your name? Cut to the interior of the bus where Dawson is Dawson: Dawson. Dawson Leery. sleeping with his headphones on, head resting on (They shake hands. Dawson has to pull away his shirt. He wakes up and notices the girl sitting first.) next to him. It’s EVE. She says something to him Dawson: You alright? but he can’t hear because of the headphones. He Eve: My father taught me. Always when shaking takes them off.) hands make sure the other guy pulls away first. Dawson: Sorry. It’s a powerful advantage in all human intercourse. Eve: You’re drooling. On your chin. Saliva from Dawson: Actually...I meant your skin...do you sleep. have a fever or something? (Dawson moves to wipe it off.) Eve: No, it’s just me. It’s my temperature. I run a Eve: Did you know that you’re a very heavy few degrees hot. So...when are you going to tell breather? me about your girlfriend? Dawson: No. (Dawson looks at her. Cut to opening credits.) Eve: Oh, and an insinuating, conversationalist, (Cut to Joey holding a gas nozzle in a boat at just my luck. What’s on your lap? LOGAN’S MARINA. She checks her watch. A (Dawson looks at her.) figure approaches. It’s ROB LOGAN.) Eve: Not that! The movie, what are you watching? ROB: I’ll take it from here, Potter. Dawson: Oh, uh, Risky Business. Joey: You said you’d be here by eight o’clock. Eve: The one with Tom Cruise? ROB: Isn’t that sweet? Little girl is nervous about Dawson: Yep, and Rebecca DeMourney(sp?). missing the first day of school. Oh the Salad Days! Eve: The one where they do it on the train. And I remember them well. it’s unbelievably sweet and believable even Joey: Spare me the Shakespeare, Rob. My last though he’s a virgin and she’s a battle-scarred class ends at 2:30. I should be back here by 3:00. hooker who’s done it with hundreds of men. ROB: Don’t be late. Dawson: It’s more of a myth. Joseph Campbell (Cut to two Eggos popping out of the toaster. Jack meets Sigmeund Freud meets Holden Caulfield. A grabs them and puts them on a plate. Jen grabs teenage boy passes into manhood with a sexual that plate and another plate with two Eggos and 1 takes them to the kitchen table and then grabs Dawson: Alright... two glasses while Jack simultaneously pours milk Mitch: I’ll write down the number of the hotel into each one. Then, they both sit down to where I’ll be. breakfast and they notice Grams watching them.) Pacey: Coaching conference? Jack & Jen (simultaneously): What? Dawson: What? You haven’t heard yet? Grams: And how long have you two been Substitute Mitch is Capeside High’s new varsity married? football coach. (Jack turns and smiles at Jen. They laugh. Cut to Pacey: Congratulations, Mr. Leery. How are our Pacey and Dawson in the Leery kitchen.) trusted Minutemen doing? What’s the streak Pacey: And what happened when you woke up? now...0 and 38? Dawson: She morphed into pure oxygen air and (Dawson smiles.) just vanished. Mitch: Pacey, you have little faith. I can assure Pacey: I hate it when that happens! you as a former Minuteman myself that this Dawson: It was the weirdest night. She was like season will be a winning one. Here. the perfect girl and one minute she’s sitting right Dawson: See ya on Sunday, Dad. next to me and the next, (he snaps), she’s gone. Mitch: Bye. Pacey: You know, usually when I have moments Pacey: Wait, you’re just going to walk out like like that happen, I have to change the sheets that? No father/son warning, no rules and afterwards. regulations, no impending doom shall your sainted Dawson: Hey, she wasn’t real. son misbehave. Pacey: What about the one that is real? Mitch: Good idea. Keep Pacey out of the house. (Dawson pauses.) (Mitch winks and leaves.) Dawson: What about her? (Cut to Junior assembly in Capeside Auditorium. Pacey: Well, today is the day. Dawson Leery and Jen and Jack are sitting together.) Joey Potter have been apart for months now, in Jack: If I start to fall asleep, don’t wake me, okay? fact, the whole summer has passed and the whole (The cheerleaders walk up including the head world is waiting to figure out what’s going to cheerleader, Belinda.) happen. Belinda: Jen Lindley. How was your summer? Dawson: Maybe you and the whole world haven’t Host, you know, gang bangs? heard me the last 50,000 times that I’ve said that Jen: I have a really scathing comeback right now it’s over. but I’m thinking that I should show you a little Pacey: Yeah, until she speaks to you. sympathy, seeing as the lypo didn’t take... Dawson: She won’t. (Belinda storms off with her herd of cheerleaders Pacey: I think you underestimate the healing behind her. Jack and Jen laugh. Cut to Dawson powers of time, Dawson. Time for Joey to forgive and Pacey.) and forget. Pacey: She should be here any minute. It’s the Dawson: Even if Joey came up to me today and junior assembly. She has to come! said I forgive and I forget, I wouldn’t. I can’t forget Dawson: Pacey, that’s enough, alright? that this past year has been a hellish nightmare. I (Cut to the new principal speaking.) spent it verbalizing and angsting instead of living. I Principal: Hello, I’m Principal Green. Like you, need to just learn how to exist, and question when I was a junior, I had a new principal and on things later. our first day back he stood before us and told us Pacey: Ladies and gentlemen, Capesidians of all some earnest and touching words. Words that ages, new and fresh from Philadelphia, Dawson were to usher us into what he called one of the Leery. Now, just to play devil’s advocate here, best years of our lives. This is not that speech. let’s say you go to school today and Joey comes We’re living in a different time. You children are up and starts apologizing. She does that cute little thinking like people twice your age. hair flip thing she does and locks those truly (Joey enters silently through the back door of the remarkable brown eyes of hers on you...what do auditorium and Pacey turns and glimpses her...) you do? Principal (cont.): ...The rites of passage that Dawson: I’ll tell her that it’s over. That it’s been once existed before us are now almost extinct. over and that we’re better off without each other. (Principal continues speaking...Cut to Pacey (Mitch enters the kitchen.) turning to Dawson.) Mitch: Dawson, I’m off to my coaching Pacey: She just walked in. She’s right back there. conference. Right over your shoulder... 2 Dawson: Pacey... Pacey: Principal Green seems cool. Good sense (Cut to Principal’s view of the crowd.) of humor. He was joking about that whole see you Principal: ...For example, like that gentlemen in Saturday stuff, right? the 5th row who’s talking... Dawson: I’m not sure, Pace. He seemed rather... (Everyone turns and looks at Pacey. Pacey points (Dawson spots Joey and cuts his thoughts off mid- at himself.) sentence.) Pacey: Me? Pacey: Dawson... Dawson... Was there supposed Principal: Please stand, sir. to be a second part to that sentence? Pacey: (muttering) That didn’t take very long.
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