Dawson's Creek Season 6

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Dawson's Creek sixth season started on October 2nd, 2002 and ended May 14th, 2003 with a 2-hour-special series finale. This season takes place on the characters' sophomore year of college while the series finale takes place 5 years after the last episode.

The Complete Sixth Season DVD was released on April 4th, 2006 including all the 24 episodes while the series finale was released on September 30th, 2003 including the 2-hour-special and special features. The version included on the Series Finale DVD was included on the season boxset.

Since the final episode released on the DVD Series Finale includes all the original songs featured on the actual airing, it also remained untouched for the version included on the season boxset (Including the original theme song "I Don't Want To Wait" just for the two-part episode).

As has been the case with releases of earlier seasons, the Season 6 DVD set contains replacement songs from what was heard during the actual broadcast airings:

• "As I Lay Me Down", which was heard 3 times in the first couple of episodes, was replaced. It is the song that Joey was waiting for to play on the jukebox and eventually danced with Dawson.

• In episode #605, Busy Phillips' rendition of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" is replaced with an audio track of her song "Bad Times" which was seen/heard in episode #612.

• In episode #612, the scene with Busy Phillips' rendition of "Love Is All Around" was deleted.

• In episode #608, all of No Doubt's songs from the concert appearance remain intact.

• The original theme song "I Don't Want To Wait" (Paula Cole) has been replaced with "Run Like Mad" by Jann Arden. "Run Like Mad" was the song heard during the opening credits of the original Season 1 international airings.

[edit] List Of Episodes

The following is a list of episodes from the show's sixth season.

#	Title	Airdate	Overview	Screenshot
105	6.01 The Kids Are Alright (1)	October 2, 2002	After a long summer, Joey and Dawson finally reunite and after many years, something special happens the night of Joey's birthday.
106	6.02 The Song Remains The Same (2)	October 2, 2002	Dawson and Joey finally slept together but it all turns out to be a wash when Joey finds out he was having a girlfriend back in L.A., Pacey gets a new job and along with Jack a new apartment.
107	6.03 The Importance Of Not Being Too Earnest	October 9, 2002	Joey writes an e-mail to Dawson which accidentally she sends it to the whole Worthington students. Meanwhile, Pacey learns that his new job is not gonna be easy.
108	6.04 Instant Karma!	October 16, 2002	Audrey finds out Pacey lied to him about work when he finds him walking out of a stripclub, Dawson deals an awkward situation between Joey and her love interest from L.A., Natasha, and Jack realizes that Prof. Freeman may be developing something towards him.
109	6.05 The Imposters	October 23, 2002	Audrey feels that Pacey's paying too much attention to his job rather than her when he misses her first performance with Emma's band. Meanwhile, Joey learns that Eddie is not really a student at Worthington and Jack confronts Prof. Freeman about an unfair grade on a paper.
110	6.06 Living Dead Girl	October 30, 2002
111	6.07 Ego Tripping At The Gates Of Hell	November 6, 2002
112	6.08 Spiderwebs	November 13, 2002
113	6.09 Everything Put Together Falls Apart	November 20, 2002
114	6.10 Marry Mayhem	December 11, 2002
115	6.11 Day Out Of Days	January 15, 2003
116	6.12 All The Right Moves	January 22, 2003
117	6.13 Rock Bottom	January 29, 2003
118	6.14 Clean And Sober	February 5, 2003	While Dawson visits Audrey in rehab, Pacey throws a party at his apartment where some hidden feelings show up after so many years and Jen learns more about her relationship with C.J.
119	6.15 Castaways	February 12, 2003	After a formal party, Pacey and Joey stop at the K-Mart where they get trapped all night.
120	6.16 That Was Then	March 26, 2003
121	6.17 Sex And Violence	April 2, 2003
122	6.18 Lovebites	April 9, 2003
123	6.19 Lovelines	April 16, 2003	As Jen learns Grams' cancer she breaks up with C.J., meanwhile, as Eddie comes back, Joey doesn't feel comfortable with sleeping with him again, Audrey comes back from rehab and David thinks Jack was flirting with another guy.
124	6.20 Catch-22	April 23, 2003
125	6.21 Goodbye, Yellow Brick Road	April 30, 2003
126	6.22 Joey Potter And The Capeside Redemption	May 7, 2003	The gang comes together to Capeside before each take their separate ways to help Dawson with his film. Pacey and Dawson work out their differences, Jen, Jack and Grams move to New York, Audrey stays at summer school and Joey finally gets her dream come true: She goes to Paris.
127	6.23 All Good Things... (1)	May 14, 2003	5 years have passed and since the last time they were togeher, Dawson produces his own show "The Creek", Joey is a successful book editor in New York, Pacey has is own restaurant in Capeside, Jen's a single mother managing an art gallery in SoHo and Jack's a teacher at the Capeside High School.
128	6.24 ...Must Come To An End (2)	May 14, 2003	The joyus reunion makes a big twist after the group learns that one of their own has been harboring a hearbreaking secret and Joey finally makes up her mind and choses between her two childhood sweethearts

[edit] Season Trivia

• Season 6 continues to show changes in the series that started at the fifth season: Joey becomes a central character, perfectly shown at the season premier when the recap of what happened in the summer is given by Joey. Also, Dawson does not appear in several episodes as well as the other castmembers, except for Joey.
• Kerr Smith and Joshua Jackson directed an episode each one, the first time a cast member directed in the show.
• Episode "Joey Potter And The Capeside Redemption" originally was meant to be the season finale leading a Seventh Season when suddenly producers decided to end the show and the network cancelled it making a 2-hour-finale episode.