About This Quiz
Did you spend your teen years obsessing over the love triangle between Dawson, Pacey, and Joey? Remember which character got hot and heavy with a teacher? And do you know what Dawson's secret passion is -- other than the girl next door? If you know the answers to these questions, you might have what it takes to ace our "Dawson's Creek" quiz!
The mid-90s was the start of a teen-centric media craze that dominated film and television. At the movies, teens turned up to see classics like "Clueless," "She's All That," "American Pie," and "Can't Hardly Wait." On the small screen, "My So-Called Life," "Party of Five," "Buffy," and "90210" dominated the ratings.Â
It was during this teen pop culture era that "Dawson's Creek" premiered on The WB in 1998. Set in the small coastal community of Capeside, the show had all the drama and angst that teens were looking for; mature discussions of sex, alcoholism and drug use, homosexuality, and the scandalous revelation that Dawson's parents were enjoying an open marriage. The show is also remembered for presenting the first prime-time male-on-male kiss ever seen on television in a 2000 episode titled "True Love."
Think you can answer any question we throw at you about this classic series? Put on Paula Cole's "I Don't Want to Wait" for background noise and take our "Dawson's Creek" quiz!
The first episode aired on Jan. 20, 1998.
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"Dawson's Creek" made it 5 1/2 seasons. The finale aired on May 14, 2003.
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Paula Cole performed "I Don't Wanna Wait."
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Capeside, Massachusetts, was a fictional town in Cape Cod.
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"Dawson's Creek" was filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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His full name is Dawson Wade Leery.
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Her full name is Josephine Lillian Potter.
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His full name is Pacey J. Witter.
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Her full name is Jennifer Lindley.
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Their last name is McPhee.
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The Potter family owned The Ice House, but Joey's dad burns it down.
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Gail Leery is an anchorwoman for the Capeside TV station.
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Dawson's idol is Steven Spielberg.
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Jen (and sometimes Jack) lives with Helen "Grams" Lindley.
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Jen and Abby crash a wedding reception and get drunk. Abby falls off a dock and drowns.
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Andie, having been treated for her mental condition, decides to spend senior year with her aunt in Italy.
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The first "passionate" male gay kiss on prime time was between Jack and Ethan.
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Pacey named his boat the "True Love" and invited Joey to sail away with him.
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Pacey's heading off on the "True Love" and wants Joey to ask him to stay. Instead, she goes with him.
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Bessie and Joey honor their late mother's dream by opening a bed-and-breakfast.
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Joey and Pacey finally do it on a ski trip in season four.
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Jen and Dawson have sex in season five while they're at a film festival.
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Dawson goes to film school at USC, but he drops out and moves back to Massachusetts.
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Philipps played Kim Kelly on cult classic "Freaks and Geeks."
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Mitch Leery dies in a car accident while reaching down for a dropped ice cream cone.
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The action jumps five years into the future for the finale.
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Joey tells Dawson that he's her soulmate but that she wants to spend her life with Pacey.
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Jen, who has already dealt with breast cancer, succumbs to a heart condition.
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Jen leaves Amy to Jack and his partner.
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Jack's life partner is "Deputy Doug," Pacey's brother.
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