ode to DC
so I know we all have our own Tv/Tivo addictions and this is a tribute to mine:
(Dawson talking about Joey)
DAWSON: She's great. I mean, she's -- she's smart, she's beautiful, she's funny, she's -- she's a big old scaredy cat. If -- if you creep up from behind her, she'll jump out of her skin. It's -- it's pretty amusing. Umm -- she's honest. She just calls 'em just like she sees 'em. Can always count on getting the truth from Joey, even if the truth hurts. She's stubborn. We fight a lot. She could be so frustrating sometimes. It's -- but she's a really, really good friend. I mean, loyal to a fault. She's -- she believes in me. And I'm a dreamer, so I mean, it's so good to have somebody like that in my life. God, if she goes away, I don't know what I'm gonna do. I mean, she's -- she's my best friend, you know? She's -- she's more than that. She... she's everything.
posted by pinkpanther at 10/14/2005 12:47:00 PM
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Goddamn Dawson Leary is stealing my material again. Bastard.
**sniff** And now our little Joey is having the Dianetics Devil's spawn. I think it's time for Pacey and Deputy Doug to intervene.
And with apologies to Kenny Loggins...
Joey Potter and I walked along,
Under branches lit up by the moon.
Posing our questions to Jack and to Pacey,
As our days disappeared all too soon.
But I’ve wandered much further today , all this week
And I can’t seem to find my way back to the Creek.
Back to the days of Dawson and "Joe"
I am currently prohibited from viewing Dawsons Creek due to a lengthy copyright lawsuit. It seems the writers have plagarized much of my intellectual property and reparations are to be made. Happy viewing to the rest of you though.
I know it's "late", but here is the DC moment that got me hooked. (Great writing, Ian006!)
Dawson: In some alternate universe, we must have been married, like, 50 years.
Joey: Yeah, and I'm sure it was a wonderful wedding.
Dawson: Oh, the best.
Joey: We each brought dates, I assume.
Dawson: Yeah. Jen was by my side throughout.
Joey: And at the end of the evening the inevitable question, who to take home the date or the wife?
Dawson: Mmm..a dilema.
Joey: Fascinating. Faced with the choice you stood, surveying your options, your eyes drifted slowly from her, to me, back to her.
Dawson: And back to you.
Joey: Yeah, but I was off having a drink with the rich guy at the bar.
Dawson: Till moneybags got fresh and you needed somebody to bail you out.
Joey: I don't remember that part.
Dawson: Oh, I do. Clear as day, absolutely. You were definitely in need of a rescue.
Joey: Were you man enough? Did you set aside your clear-headed analysis of the situation and act? Did we, uh, did we save each other that night Dawson?
Dawson: You know, it gets a little hazy at this point I really can't remember. Couldn't tell you.
Joey: When it comes back to you, I'd certainly be serious to hear how it all ended.
Dawson: You'll be my first call.
Joey: Well, goodnight Dawson. All this subtext is making me tired. Dawson?
Dawson: Yeah?
Joey: No matter how the wedding turned out, I'm pretty sure I had a wonderful time up until the end.
Dawson: *quietly* Me too.
well John it comforts me to think that brilliant writing such as this could bring us together.
I guess you saw my "And Another Thing" post.. I am Dawson
Fodder for another blog, but strange, dare I saw marvelous, how this network of bloggers comes together.
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