Dawsons Creek Season 5 Episode 17 Synopsis

Charlie asks Joey to sing with his band at a distant club, which requires Pacey to give them a ride. Pacey and Charlie hate each other, and it takes a patient Audrey to keep them from going at each other's throats. Joey is nervous and isn't well received by the audience, until Charlie helps her with a duet. Still, he doesn't give up putting his moves on her. Audrey and Pacey, on the other hand, seem to be more and more in synchrony. Meanwhile, Dawson, Jen, Jack and Grams drive up to Capeside for Lily's 1st birthday, and Dawson finds out his mother has a significant other. Meanwhile, Jen confesses to Jack that she wants to break up with Dawson, while he is conflicted with the possibility of loving Joey again.

Dawsons Creek Season 5 Episodes...

• s05e01 - The Bostonians
• s05e02 - Lost Weekend
• s05e03 - Capeside Revisited
• s05e04 - The Long Goodbye
• s05e05 - Use Your Disillusion
• s05e06 - High Anxiety
• s05e07 - Text, Lies and Videotape
• s05e08 - Hotel New Hampshire
• s05e09 - Four Scary Stories
• s05e10 - Appetite for Destruction
• s05e11 - Something Wild
• s05e12 - Sleeping Arrangements
• s05e13 - Something Wilder
• s05e14 - Guerilla Filmmaking (1)
• s05e15 - Downtown Crossing (2)
• s05e16 - In A Lonely Place
• s05e17 - Highway To Hell
• s05e18 - Cigarette Burns
• s05e19 - 100 Light Years From Home
• s05e20 - Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
• s05e21 - After Hours
• s05e22 - The Abby
• s05e23 - Swan Song

Dawsons Creek Show Summary

Set in the fictional town of Capeside, MA, Dawson's Creek is the coming of age story of four friends on the verge of adulthood. Dawson, Joey, and Pacey are life long friends, whose lives start to rapidly change when a new girl, Jen, moves in next door to Dawson Leery and the foursome start high school. Along the way they are joined by two other newcomers to Capeside: Jack and Andie and, when they go to college, by Audrey. Often characterized by its intelligence, sharp wit, and SAT vocabulary, Dawson's Creek was created by Kevin Williamson. It was loosely based on his life, with each character incorporating a different aspect of himself.