[JJH85]

Originally Posted by LWS53 (View Post) Just thinking out of the box, it's funny how The Affair and Dawson's Creek are similar in their main character. In DC no matter what they wrote for Dawson the character just didn't seem to come over very well, which is very similar to what happened to Noah. No matter how much the writers try to make him liked, the opposite has happened. Sometimes a show gets a life of it's own and no matter what the makers want from the series, it seems to take it's own path. I hope what I've said makes sense, I'll be interested to see what others think.

It totally makes sense. And this would be the 3rd TV Show where Josh's character may have started out as "second" character and soon became the fan favourite. Of course this doesn't surprise me in the least, he has such an amazing presence.

[msstock87]

That article was such a great read!

[JJH85]

Originally Posted by msstock87 (View Post) That article was such a great read!

It was and I liked what they said about Josh/Pacey.

[LWS53]

Originally Posted by JJH85 (View Post) It totally makes sense. And this would be the 3rd TV Show where Josh's character may have started out as "second" character and soon became the fan favourite. Of course this doesn't surprise me in the least, he has such an amazing presence.

Well, Josh has great charisma and presence, so tends to own the scene/stage. So many young promising actors have fallen by the way-side since being really popular as child or teenage stars as Josh was with Pacey.

[JJH85]

Originally Posted by LWS53 (View Post) Well, Josh has great charisma and presence, so tends to own the scene/stage. So many young promising actors have fallen by the way-side since being really popular as child or teenage stars as Josh was with Pacey.

Except Josh hasn't fallen by the way-side. He's still killing it, even if it's only part-time on a show that's on part-time.

[JJH85]

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As probably you already know, next month will be the 20th Anniversary of #dawsonscreek. So I… https://www.instagram.com/p/BdVMdT_BcRi/

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When I was 13, I obsessively read everything I could about Dawson's Creek.
Now I'm 31 I get paid to do it, so I think all those hours of avoiding my homework weren't wasted. #paceyscreek

https://www.buzzfeed.com/jennaguilla...D73#.in2y9w3aj

And this one is all about Pacey.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/jennaguilla...MNz#.wbGKy2e0X

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I love how this article has a lot of Pacey moments in it or mentions him and the fact that there are a few Pacey vidoes in it.


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The 10 Most Gut-Wrenching Episodes of Dawson's Creek That Still Stick with Us, 20 Years Later

Dawson's Creek at 20: The 10 Most Gut-Wrenching Episodes | PEOPLE.com

[Sandy K]

Oh, ugh, that people article. Okay, ugh, who includes Promicide? if you need heartbreaking in s4, do Pacey's birthday episode.

(Also, Pacey watching Joey isn't creepy now, either.)

[JJH85]

I think Promicide was heartbreaking.

[Bianca09]

Promicide was heartbreakeing I alsway fast forward that scene when I watch it

[Butterfly85]

Originally Posted by Sandy K (View Post) Oh, ugh, that people article. Okay, ugh, who includes Promicide? if you need heartbreaking in s4, do Pacey's birthday episode. (Also, Pacey watching Joey isn't creepy now, either.)

Probably a bitter D/J fan (and some refuse to listen to KW's current opinions on the finale and still standing by his decision. It was in 2003, get over it RME) I also agree it's not creepy. Creepy is making a movie about your quick breakup with your four week "girlfriend." I think Promicide and Pacey's birthday episode are both heartbreaking. In the latter, Pacey's whole family are a bunch of aholes who keep putting him down and Promicide, that was a plot driven episode turning Pacey into a one episode moody prick to rush a P/J breakup so D/J can suck face at the end of the season. What a crock of sh.. that episode was.

[Sandy K]

Which is why I would pick Pacey's birthday over Promicide because Pacey's birthday was the superior episode. Not contrived, not built up out of nowhere.

[JJH85]

Originally Posted by Sandy K (View Post) Which is why I would pick Pacey's birthday over Promicide because Pacey's birthday was the superior episode. Not contrived, not built up out of nowhere.

That is true. Promicide was so out of character for Pacey. And all the things that went wrong for him in that episode were painful.

[Sandy K]

https://www.nowtolove.com.au/celebri...-moments-44413

See, this list has the Pacey eps I agree with!

[msstock87]

Promicide was such a bad episode, it did not seem like Pacey at all. I always have to skip it during a re watch.