[Sandy K]

Jennifer Morrison - she was on House and then Once Upon A Time.

[LWS53]

Originally Posted by Sandy K (View Post) Jennifer Morrison - she was on House and then Once Upon A Time.

Thanks. That's her. I forgot her name

[Conway1]

J-Mo!

[JJH85]

Oh ok, I guess I could have looked up House on IMDb to see who it could have been.

I didn't realize she was on House. Thanks.

[Sandy K]

She was awesome on House. One of many current stars now who had roles as young people on DC.

[JJH85]

Not a great quality, but such a nice pic of Pacey.

[Sandy K]

very nice pic!

[JJH85]

It is, isn't it?

[msstock87]

That is a great picture.

[JJH85]

Sometimes I like searching Pacey Witter on Twitter to see what comes up.


Elena‏*
@elenasal87
Oct 23
Pacey: l just wanted these people to see you through my eyes.
#DawsonsCreek #paceywitter #joeypotter #paceyandjoey #joeyandpacey #jacey




PJ-Forever *
⛵️
‏*
@MyOTP_PJ
Oct 31
In love with a guy in leather jacket and ripped jeans.
#HappyHalloween
#PaceyWitter



Tati *🇵🇪
@Lydiadobrien
Nov 2
Replying to @Lydiadobrien
PACEY WITTER IS TRULY THE BEST BOYFRIEND EVER

PJ-Forever *
⛵️
@MyOTP_PJ
Nov 1
Pacey Witter is by far the smartest guy in Capeside

#WitterWednesday
#WittyWitter





Joshing‏*
@JjaxJosh
Nov 11
joshua jackson as pacey witter










jennie‏*
@rejenniegeorge
Nov 6
PACEY WITTER IS WATCHING JOEY POTTER SLEEP I AM NOT OKAY HE LOVES HER AND HES IN SO DEEP HELP ME HE WATCHED HER ****ING SLEEP

ari‏*
@jakeperalata
Nov 11
just a reminder that pacey witter’s favorite smell is snow

liv‏*
@casualstaring
Nov 12
if only more teenage boys would be like pacey witter

Meg Bonney‏
Verified account
*
@MegBonneyWriter
Nov 4
If Rosewood Burning (my WIP) turns into a romance novel, you can blame Pacey Witter.

Sara‏*
@JolexFeels
19h
More
Replying to @bellamykarev @ADropOfMagic
lol milos!!!!!!! stop being the new pacey witter

[msstock87]

Great tweets.

[JJH85]

I know, I love seeing all the Pacey love on Twitter.

[msstock87]

I do too.

[JJH85]

This author is clearly a Pacey fan. However, what they here is so true that it doesn't really matter if you were a Pacey fan or not.

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-r...-get-emotional

Finally, Pacey Witter (Joshua Jackson), Dawson’s lunkhead best friend who, unlike the others, doesn’t just ruminate at great length about sex, he actively pursues it, aggressively flirting with a hot, 40-ish customer at his video store. When that customer turns out to teach at his school, Pacey’s ardour is undampened. In fact, it’s so undampened he mocks her reticence at getting involved with a 15-year-old student by sneering: “You blew it, lady, because I’m the best sex you’ll never have.” Fans enamoured by the pilot only grew more devoted by the constant outpourings of emotion and the continual evolution of the group dynamic. But as much as they wept along with the plots and quoted the most overcooked dialogue, there was something about a particular character that very quickly began to grate on even the most ardent admirer. Sarah D Bunting co-founded the pioneering and famously snarky TV recap site Television Without Pity, which began life as Dawson’s Wrap, a site solely devoted to reviewing the minutiae of the show. She was not the series’ most ardent admirer and is well aware of the grating qualities of the aforementioned character: “In the early series, Dawson is sort of a doofus, but in the way most teens are. But then he became a score-keeping, judgmental, self-satisfied guy whose hair was an affront.” Kevin Williamson was aware enough to label season two of Dawson’s Creek Pacey’s Pond: not only did Joshua Jackson have more credible chemistry with Katie Holmes, whom he briefly dated in real life, but Pacey quickly eclipsed Dawson as both the series’ most relatable character and its moral centre. There is no greater instance of Pacey’s season two greatness than the introduction of the rich, emotionally crippled McPhee siblings, Andie (Meredith Monroe) and Jack (Kerr Smith). Initially, the brother and sister functioned as fresh love interests for Joey and Pacey. Faced with the revelation that Andie struggled with mental health issues and Jack faced struggles with his sexuality, Pacey stood by both siblings, supporting Andie through her problems and, when a teacher callously outed Jack in front of the class, spitting in the bigot’s face. In 2000, Jack was confident enough to give his boyfriend US network television’s first gay kiss. The same ground-breaking episode, the finale of season three, also contained a moment that, for better or worse, ensured Dawson’s Creek’s immortality. Finally confronting the fact that Joey and Pacey belong together, Dawson sets Joey free of his clinginess with a self-sacrificing monologue. “You want him like I want you. You love him like I love you. The only difference is he loves you back the same way. And I’m not gonna be the one who stands in the way of you getting that. You’re free.”

There's more to the article, I just posted the Josh/Pacey info here.

[LWS53]

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.