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Hello everybody.

This is again with this Dawson's Creek.

Today's episode is season five, episode one, the Bostonians. And now here are your host. Tara Aronio and Sarah D. Bunting.

Hello, Sarah. Hello. Hello. Hello listeners. We're so glad you're here.

We want to tell you while you are here.

But what's happening over on our Patreon, dropping this Friday, December 12th, it's going to be again with again with this 267.

Let's watch Katie Holmes in Go.

Katie Holmes and about five dozen other people that want to be hugely famous like Timmy the Elephant, Sarah Bolly, Scott Wolf, Jay Moore, I guess, Taye Diggs, the rest.

Damn, see.

Melissa McCarthy?

Yeah, it's a great movie, great Christmas movies.

So if you haven't seen it before,

you can rent or purchase it on Amazon. We'll link that in the show notes. And you should,

because, you know, irrespective of its connection to the show, it kind of rules. Let's get into

our only storyline. The Boston kids are settling in at school while Dawson meets an adult in L.A.

Who doesn't think he's a Wunderkind? We open on Joey and Dawson where we left them,

silhouetted on his bedroom window shade kissing, while Ken Marino, of all people, reads a story about

the moment. It is narrated in the third person, but it's from the girl's perspective. So obviously

this work is by Joey in a creative writing class at Worthington. And what we hear tells us she

really should have stuck to the visual arts, clip two. And then just like that, they were kissing.

She didn't know how they got there.

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