Dawson's Creek Season 3 Episode 2 Homecoming
Dawson's Creek Season 3 Episode 2 Homecoming
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00:00Whoa, really? How do you know that, huh?
00:02Some guy in Norway blew up in the middle of the supermarket last year.
00:05The risk of dissipation doesn't cause spontaneous combustion.
00:08Who said I was nervous?
00:10See, it's nervous that you...
00:11Naturally that you're nervous, man.
00:13You see Annie in, what, less than six hours?
00:15Five hours and twenty minutes if the traffic's right.
00:18Okay, so I'm a little nervous, man, but what do you expect?
00:21Is your dad still letting you pick her up?
00:23Absolutely.
00:24This train cuts at lunch.
00:26Need some company?
00:28Actually, Joey's going to come with me.
00:30Yeah, if she wants to see Annie and...
00:32We were on a conversation last week.
00:34I'd absolutely be pleased.
00:35Nobody wants a potter-wooder at the top more than me.
00:38But she has somebody.
00:40The only help is Joey and I.
00:42We have our separate ways through these pathless woods we call life.
00:47Hey, speaking of wood, Dawson...
00:51What ever happened with a certain bus girl?
00:53Oh, God.
00:54The mask.
00:55She vanished.
00:56Disappeared.
00:57Jonathan Krakauer didn't dare.
01:00You let her get away?
01:01I got a slightly irate father to answer to, basically.
01:05I'm lucky I got away with my life, you know.
01:07So what's happened since?
01:09With you?
01:10I haven't been able to find her.
01:12Did she take down a strip joint?
01:14Embarrassingly, yes.
01:16She doesn't even work there anymore.
01:17Turns out she was a temp.
01:20Strip joints have temps?
01:22The only information I have about her is her first name.
01:26Well, that is really too bad, Dawson.
01:28Because Eve was the ultimate transitional woman.
01:31How do you figure that?
01:33Well, you are coming off of an emotionally traumatic, life-altering relationship.
01:38The last thing you need to be doing is get emotionally involved again, right?
01:41But being that you are a young, virile, increasingly buff teenage male,
01:45you have certain wants and desires.
01:47Enter Eve.
01:48A gift from the gods on rebound high.
01:51A curvaceous vixen who is meant for you to be explored in only a sexual manner.
01:56A femme fatale whose entire genetic coding screams objectify me.
02:01I'm telling you, Dawson, if you ever find her again, do not let her out of your sight.
02:08Dawson?
02:15Eve.
02:16Good morning, Dawson.
02:18Welcome to school.
02:51I love you.
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03:49Somehow I thought you'd be more excited by my sudden appearance.
03:52I'm very excited, it's just that it's usually followed by a sudden disappearance.
03:56Who are you, Eve?
04:01At first you're this stunning passenger on my bus, striking up conversation.
04:05Then you're wearing a wig, serving cocktails in a strip club.
04:08Now you're just a senior at my high school.
04:11You've got it all wrong, Dawson.
04:13I'm none of those things.
04:15I'm just a girl, standing in a janitor's closet, asking you to kiss her.
04:25Late for bio, see ya.
04:33Get your last name this time?
04:40Hey, it's Larry, but you can call me Dad.
04:43Listen, the principal and I were just talking about you. We are in need of an honest student opinion.
04:48Okay.
04:49The pep rally is tomorrow. Inarguably a critical event in setting the tone for this football season.
04:53And with the middlemen having such bad luck the last few years, and in light of me being the new coach...
04:58Listen, we thought we would do something to revolutionize this. Set this pep rally apart from all the other ones.
05:02So what do you think?
05:03Sounds good.
05:04I'm gonna need your help. I'll see you in my office at three o'clock.
05:06Hold on a second.
05:07Very wise of you to help out, son, in light of the fact that you owe me.
05:12It's so not my day.
05:16Well, I can't thank you enough.
05:18After a year with Jennifer, having Jack was like boarding St. Francis.
05:23When does Anne leave you, then?
05:25Tonight. Pacey wanted to surprise her and bring her home early.
05:29She's made a full recovery, then?
05:32That's what the doctors say. Although they like to remind you that with mental illness, you're never out of the woods.
05:39You've given that girl an excellent chance by moving her business this way, so she can stay in Capeside.
05:44Yeah, about that, Dad. I was wondering maybe we could wait till the weekend and move all my stuff back in and out.
05:49Actually, that's what I've come to talk to you about.
05:52Well, why don't I give you two a moment?
05:56I was thinking that perhaps it might be better for you to stay here a while, as long as it's all right with Mrs. Ryan.
06:06You don't want me, huh?
06:08You have a situation that works for you. I don't think it's wise to disturb you.
06:12What you mean is that you have a situation that works for you.
06:15The changes that you're going to make in your life now, changes you have every right to make.
06:22It would be too difficult with me around.
06:25Why can't you just admit that you're afraid?
06:28You can't deal with having a gay son, and having me around would mean doing just that.
06:32Must you assume that every decision that I make is based upon my lack of character?
06:36No, just the ones that concern me.
06:39Well, since this is still my home, I suggest you leave.
06:53Eddie McPhee is scheduled to be released tomorrow, not today.
07:03That's why it's a surprise.
07:05We try to avoid surprises. The only way she leaves today is with her own written consent.
07:11Which I will get if you'll just let me walk in the door and talk to her.
07:15And that will be tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. when visiting hours resume, not a minute earlier.
07:21You've got to be kidding me.
07:23Does this look like a face that cares?
07:26This is ridiculous.
07:28What happened?
07:29Well, the clinic doesn't allow visitors after hours, subsequently I can't talk to Andy,
07:33and subsequently I can't get her permission to take her home.
07:39What?
07:42Follow me.
07:44You don't understand. I have to see a doctor immediately.
07:48This is a private care facility. Unless it's a medical emergency, we do not take walk-ins.
07:53This is a moral injustice. I have psychiatric concerns.
07:56Well, obviously.
07:59Fine. If that's the way it is, I guess you'll just have to do.
08:02Excuse me?
08:04Well, somebody's got to listen to me. I've had a tough life lately, and I have a lot to talk about.
08:08See, it all started when I fell in love with this boy down the creek.
08:11And that was after my mother died of cancer, but before my father went to prison for the second time.
08:18The boy's name was Dawson.
08:20He was your typical, over-analytical, adorable teenager, who happened to be my best friend.
08:27That's propaganda.
08:28In a word, yes.
08:30And it's the only chance we have of getting people into those seats.
08:34Now listen, Dawson, all I need right now is somebody to recut this footage into some sort of promotional film for tomorrow.
08:41Now your father says you're the man for the job.
08:43Footage of what?
08:45The Minutemen are fearless champions of the turf, ambassadors of sport, paragons of athletic prowess.
08:52They'll win this three years running.
08:55Listen, I know what the reality is.
08:57But the footage wouldn't emphasize what is, but what could be.
09:02The Lenny Ravitch style approach.
09:04You know, the Nazis did this too.
09:08Dawson, throughout history, film has proven to be a highly effective medium.
09:13Now Cameron, he used it to recruit American troops to fight World War II.
09:17Annie Hall inspired countless scores of women to start to wear men's apparel.
09:23I'm telling you.
09:24You know what? I'll do it. I'll do it.
09:26Can I go now?
09:31Slow down, Buster Brown.
09:34I'm warning you, this is the last time that I'm going to chase you.
09:37Okay, I spent a year chasing a woman.
09:39It's a very bad habit. I don't plan on getting into it again.
09:42Oh, you're one of those, are you?
09:45Of whom?
09:46You know, those guys who spend the rest of their life comparing every relationship to their first one.
09:51That isn't not entirely true.
09:54So you're completely over her.
09:57Over who?
09:59Nice try.
10:00The brunette, it took you all of five minutes to bring up when you met on the bus.
10:04Okay, I motioned for a change of subject.
10:06Motion denied.
10:08Are you, or are you not, over your ex-flame?
10:13Yes, I'm over her.
10:19Sorry, don't buy it.
10:22Why did you even ask?
10:24To see if you'd be honest with me.
10:26You weren't.
10:28I like that.
10:30You like dishonesty.
10:32What else turns you on?
10:33Corruption.
10:34Sex.
10:35Sex turns me on, it does.
10:39It tends to do that to people.
10:42And you would know how?
10:46I will choose to ignore that slight.
10:49Maybe it wasn't a slight.
10:51Maybe it was an imitation.
10:56What are you suggesting?
10:58Only the obvious.
11:00A night of scorching hot, unbridled, mind-altering sex.
11:07Just like that?
11:09Our first date, and all at once we're getting to know each other?
11:12Those are small-town rituals for small-town girls.
11:16Let's face it, Dawson, we're hot for each other.
11:19It'd be a lot of fun.
11:22Who knows?
11:24Maybe it'll even help you get over that certain brunette.
11:31You're on.
11:33Go ahead.
11:34I'll take care of the time and place.
11:37You just take care of being prepared.
11:40How do I find you in the meantime?
11:42You don't find me, Dawson.
11:44I find you.
11:54Oh, my babe.
12:04Hey.
12:12Let's go.
12:13Hey, Lucy.
12:15Okay.
12:16Hey, Doc.
12:18Hey, C.
12:20Oh, my God.
12:21What in the world are you doing here?
12:23I came to surprise you.
12:25Oh, yeah.
12:26Okay.
12:27Oh, God.
12:28Good to see you.
12:29Yeah.
12:30Um.
12:31Ah.
12:32Oh.
12:33Uh.
12:34Mark.
12:35Lucy.
12:36Mark.
12:37Mark.
12:38This is a big surprise.
12:40Um.
12:41I thought my dad said that he was going to pick me up tomorrow.
12:44Yeah, I know.
12:46We thought that.
12:47Well, I thought.
12:51It's dinner time.
12:52For me.
12:54Oh.
12:55Bye, Mark.
12:56We'll talk soon, I hope.
12:58We will.
13:02Bye.
13:08Andy.
13:09Oh, Joey.
13:10You came too.
13:12And if we don't leave soon, they're going to make me stay.
13:16Yeah.
13:17I guess we should get you packed up, huh?
13:21Right.
13:33One, two, three, four.
13:35We don't care and we don't soar.
13:37Five, six, seven, eight.
13:39Viewpoints would be really great.
13:41That's all right.
13:42That's okay.
13:43You're going to work for us someday.
13:45Go K-Side.
13:48What do you think?
13:49Jack, this is for a pep rally.
13:51Don't you think they should be slightly more optimistic?
13:54Oh, no, Jack.
13:55I've tried.
13:56Believe me, I've tried.
13:58I think I want to be held responsible for killing off the last vestiges of K-Side school spirit.
14:03But ever since they elected me leader of their little junta,
14:08all they want to do are these nasty sardonic self-aware cheers.
14:12Worse, they've even started to dress like me.
14:15It's like they're genetically predisposed to having absolutely no identity.
14:18Yeah, well, it's the blonde gene.
14:20Not funny.
14:22Well, we're going to have to go.
14:24It's the blonde gene.
14:26Not funny.
14:28Watch it.
14:30This isn't fan appreciation, Apoc.
14:32We're not giving the balls away.
14:34Come on, Coachella.
14:35His arm blows.
14:36Let me in already.
14:37Power down, Henry.
14:38They're killing us out there.
14:39We're running play-action patterns against ourselves.
14:43Know where this goes.
14:45So I thought that you weren't sure yet whether or not you wanted to go along.
14:49I mean, the point is, you should have asked me.
14:52Oh, God.
14:57My father doesn't want his son to live with him anyway.
15:00Trust me, I've been there.
15:02At least you have grams.
15:04So do you.
15:06And me.
15:07Come on, Coach.
15:08For the last time, Henry, you're a second-string freshman who's lucky he's not on JV.
15:12We don't have JV.
15:13In the instance Falk gets injured, that's when you start.
15:16What about in the instance that he sucks?
15:18What?
15:19Now.
15:20Come on.
15:21Look out.
15:29The proper hours I built my film.
15:34I say, what else am I freaking out?
15:36The columns.
15:40What was that?
15:41The columns.
15:44Back of the columns.
15:47You got to speak up, son.
15:51Condoms.
15:53We don't keep them behind the counter anymore.
15:57Condoms, aisle six.
16:01This is where some breakfast is.
16:07Ignite or are you just stocking up?
16:12A little of both.
16:14Well, your prophylactic purchasing has never been more difficult.
16:18You know, used to be.
16:20They just had two kinds.
16:21Regular and, uh, for those of us who needed them, the magnum.
16:27Huh.
16:28Yeah.
16:29These days, you got your ribbed, your non-ribbed, your lubricated, your non-lubricated, your
16:37thin, your ultra-thin.
16:40Sheepskin, extra-sensitive, binoxidilmine, and glow-in-the-dark.
16:46Glow-in-the-darks don't work.
16:48No kidding.
16:49Now you got to hold them up to the light for 20 minutes.
16:51Who's got time for that?
16:53And if you really want to blow her mind, try the brown Betty.
16:59Yes.
17:00This is not happening.
17:11Mark seems like a pretty nice guy.
17:14What's he in here for, anyhow?
17:16That's private, PC.
17:18Come on, Andy.
17:19It's just us.
17:21Let's not talk about Mark, please.
17:24It's just that, you know, it seems a little odd.
17:27You guys seem to be so close, and you never mention him in any of your letters or your
17:31emails.
17:32PC, drop the male jealousy thing.
17:34It's a long walk home, Potter.
17:36Is that what this is about?
17:38You're jealous?
17:41How could I not be, Andy?
17:44I've spent months counting the moments until I could see you again, and I thought that
17:48some other guy got to see you every day and hear your stories and eat dinner with you
17:54and he just kills me.
17:57Well, we're together now, aren't we?
18:06Finally, the reunion kiss we've all been waiting for.
18:09So, let's go.
18:12Listen up.
18:13We're going to run a touch game.
18:15Now, touch does not imply half-ass.
18:20I want you to run hard.
18:21Keep your pattern sharp.
18:23Ready?
18:24Bang!
18:26Coach?
18:27Yes, Henry?
18:28I'm second string.
18:29Yes, Henry.
18:30Which means I get to go in, right?
18:32Yes, Henry.
18:33Seeing that this is my one shot at impressing you, I'd like to tip the odds in my favor.
18:39Call in a ringer.
18:41It seems divided, Henry.
18:42There's nobody left.
18:43Sure there is.
18:45Tailback, slant right.
18:46Deposed on one.
18:48Jackie, run ten yards out.
18:49Cut to the right flag.
18:51Look over your shoulder.
18:52The ball will be there.
18:53Ready?
18:54Ready!
18:56Okay.
18:57Ready?
18:58Go!
18:59Push!
19:00Go!
19:01Go!
19:02Go!
19:03Go!
19:04Go!
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19:19Go!
19:20Push!
19:21Push!
19:22Push!
19:23Push!
19:24Push!
19:25Push!
19:26Push!
19:27Go!
19:28Get him!
19:29Get up!
19:30Get up!
19:31Hit him!
19:32Get up!
19:33Push!
19:34C'mon!
19:35C'mon!
19:36Push!
19:37Push!
19:38Push!
19:39Push!
19:40Go for it!
19:41Are you havin' fun?
19:42Oh, yeah!
19:43Come on!
19:44Push!
19:45Push!
19:46Go on!
19:47Go on, push!
19:48Hey!
19:49You should make capeside around ten, so place your station request now.
20:02Alternative.
20:03Classic rocket is.
20:04Do you mind, Eddie?
20:05Yeah, I'm fine.
20:06I'm just as happy to be with you and keep going home.
20:37It's first day of classes going there, gorgeous.
20:43Very well, I must say.
20:46I miss you so much.
20:48I miss you, too.
20:49Hey, hey, hey, get your hands off my girlfriend.
20:50Yeah.
20:51Get your hands off my sister.
20:52So, about tonight.
20:53What about it?
20:54Well, I was thinking since it's your first Friday back in town, you and I could catch
20:55a move in and stroll down to our spot.
20:56Oh, well, I was thinking we could all come over to my place.
20:57Oh, that's a great idea.
20:58I'll be there in a minute.
20:59I'll be there in a minute.
21:00I'll be there in a minute.
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21:02I'll be there in a minute.
21:03I'll be there in a minute.
21:04I'll be there in a minute.
21:05I'll be there in a minute.
21:07So, what are we having for dinner tonight?
21:08You know, as a group.
21:09Uh, sorry.
21:10I promised Jen that I'd give her that, uh, that pep rally.
21:11Well, that could be fun.
21:12Well, in case you forgot, we're a very non-spirited group and pep rallies are all about spirit.
21:13So, what about you and me?
21:14Well, I mean, there's plenty of time for us to be alone.
21:15I just kind of want to be around normal people right now.
21:16You know, it's been a long time.
21:17What am I?
21:18Well, she said normal people.
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25:20You're not doing it right.
25:23You see what I'm saying?
25:41I don't know, but I've been told.
25:43I don't know, but I've been told.
25:45Capeside Minutemen break the mold.
25:47Capeside Minutemen break the mold.
25:50We've got style.
25:51We've got class.
25:52We've got style.
25:53We've got class.
25:54So what if those other guys kick our ass?
25:56So what if those other guys kick our ass?
25:59Go Capeside.
26:00Go Capeside.
26:01All right.
26:02Very nice.
26:03Very nice.
26:07Thank you, Minute Girls, for your candid enthusiasm.
26:12Okay, it is my pleasure now to introduce to you the most integral part of this Minuteman team.
26:18He's the new coach, a substitute teacher here at Capeside, Mitch Leary.
26:24Thank you, Mr. Green.
26:27And thank you all for coming out tonight.
26:29We've got a great team this year, so I won't waste any time introducing them.
26:34At linebacker are Ben Thomas and John Healy.
26:39At linebacker are Ben Thomas and John Healy.
26:42Defensive ends, Alex Martin and Taj Frazier.
26:46Defensive tackles are Kevin Reed and Scott Taylor.
26:50Well, Bruce Lansing, huh?
26:52What do you say we get out of here?
26:53Good idea.
26:54Uh, nope.
26:55We're here.
26:56We're staying here.
27:00Wide receiver, Jack Mischief.
27:09When did this happen?
27:12This is me.
27:14Jen's a cheerleader?
27:16And Jack's on the football team?
27:18Okay, I've got Zane and everybody else on the team.
27:21Defensive tackle are Mike Lupo and Oscar Ramirez.
27:24Now for a big surprise.
27:27A first in Capeside history.
27:30This year's starting quarterback, freshman Henry Parker.
27:38Hey!
27:49I'm sorry.
27:51It's okay.
27:53It's cool.
27:54It's cool.
27:55It's cool.
27:58You've got a palm core.
28:08It's okay.
28:17Capeside, meet this year's Minutemen.
28:39Uh, a free ski run?
28:44Well, listening to you all, it really does bad things to me.
28:48What do you say we scramble, huh?
28:50Um, in a little bit.
28:52Come on, with feet?
28:54I said in a little while.
29:00What are you doing?
29:02I want to talk to you, and I'd really rather not do it in front of the whole school.
29:09Yeah!
29:17And now for something a little different to end tonight's program,
29:21a closer look at the Capeside Minutemen.
29:26Woo!
29:31Valor.
29:33Agility.
29:35Determination.
29:37Strength.
29:39Capeside, we have one word that means all of those things.
29:43The time has come, LeWald, you said.
29:46Well, I don't mean now.
29:48You don't mean now.
29:50I meant the time and place, remember?
29:53But here, right now, I mean, my video's playing.
29:57Which is, like, the lamest of lamest excuses.
30:01Good point.
30:03Awesome. Let's go.
30:07They say that girls like you don't exist.
30:10They lie.
30:14Kick off.
30:18Okay, Andy, what the hell is going on?
30:20Okay, and don't tell me that it's nothing,
30:22because you've been acting strange from the second I picked you up from that clinic,
30:25and now I have to beg you to spend some free time with me.
30:28So what is happening?
30:30We shouldn't talk about this here, Pacey.
30:32So I'm right.
30:34Look, this is not the time, okay?
30:36Excuse me? Okay, are you trying to end things? Is that what this is about?
30:40No, God, that's the last thing that I want.
30:43Fine, then what is so awful you've waited so long to tell me about it, Andy?
30:49A lot happened to me this summer, Pacey, a lot.
30:54What are you trying to say?
30:58Okay, if we're going to talk about this now,
31:00then you have to promise me that you will not say one word until I'm done.
31:04Fine, go on.
31:06No, promise me, Pacey.
31:08Okay, I promise. Just tell me what's wrong.
31:14When I went to Mayfield to get better,
31:17I wasn't myself anymore.
31:19I wasn't the same person who came to Caveside.
31:22I wasn't the girl you fell in love with.
31:24My first week, I met Mark,
31:26and he had been through everything I had been through and more,
31:31in and out of facilities three times,
31:35on and off medication since he was nine.
31:40I didn't write to you about him
31:42because I didn't want you to get jealous.
31:44We were just friends.
31:46You know, we'd spend our free time together,
31:49just talking endlessly,
31:51mostly about our fears.
31:54I was so afraid, Pacey.
31:58Afraid of everything.
32:01I was scared that they were never going to let me out of there,
32:04or that whatever was broken inside me wouldn't be fixable.
32:09And Mark,
32:12he understood these things like nobody else could
32:15because they were his fears, too.
32:20He even had a girlfriend that he was anxious to get back to.
32:27You slept with her?
32:31We knew immediately afterwards that it was wrong for both of us.
32:38You slept with Mandy?
32:46We decided just to continue to be friends
32:49and not tell our significant others,
32:51but then when I saw you...
32:55Pacey, it was the biggest mistake of my life,
32:58and all I keep thinking about right now is what if you can't forgive me?
33:01I mean, Pacey, you have to forgive me, please.
33:05You have to forgive me.
33:08You have to forgive me.
33:20Then there was a lost Harrison.
33:22He was not there.
33:24The only point difference between George and Mandy was being in yellow.
33:29There were some lines of people on the other side of the screen.
33:33Wasn't it great?
33:36I sure as night he had her just close and we could just look into it.
33:39Possibly.
33:50What was that?
33:52What was what?
33:54That click.
33:57Nothing, Dawson.
34:00Shh.
34:04Wait, that was not me.
34:06Relax, I'm sure.
34:12Don't turn around.
34:14Why?
35:30You ready?
35:34I think I'm going to catch right home with my father.
35:38You don't want to hang out?
35:44Part of me really, really wants to.
35:48But you can't.
35:50You can't.
35:52You can't.
35:54You can't.
35:56Part of me really wants to.
35:59But just part of you.
36:02I don't know anything about you.
36:04I don't know where you come from.
36:06I don't know why you're here.
36:07I don't even know your last name.
36:09All you are to me is sex.
36:11And if I slept with you, that would be the reason.
36:15We all have a reason for sleeping with someone, Dawson.
36:19Whether it's their body or their personality.
36:23Their money or their sense of humor.
36:26What's the difference?
36:28I guess the difference is the first time I slept with someone and wanted to be for just any reason.
36:36I wanted to be for every reason.
36:44Your eyes.
36:46What about them?
36:50That was my reason.
36:53When I first met you,
36:55I looked into your eyes
36:58and I saw
37:00such an old soul.
37:05Thank you, Eve.
37:08Whitman.
37:11Thank you, Eve Whitman.
37:17I don't suppose there's any chance you'd give me your phone number.
37:21That one you'll have to earn.
37:25Thanks.
37:38Well, I don't think we'll be attending any more pep rallies anytime soon.
37:42Probably not.
37:44Thanks for the ride.
37:45No problem.
37:48Pacey,
37:50you probably don't want to hear this right now,
37:52and I'm sure you don't want to hear it from me, but
37:54you have to talk to her.
37:56Not right now. I couldn't even look at her right now.
38:01You have to, Pacey.
38:03You have to hear her eyes.
38:04Why? What's the difference, Joey?
38:06Huh? No matter what she says, the ending's still the same.
38:09She slept with somebody else.
38:11You think that just because the two of you were together,
38:13what she did to you hurts more?
38:15It doesn't.
38:17There's no difference, Pacey. I mean,
38:20look, she's 16 years old, and so are you.
38:23We talk like we know what's going on, but we don't.
38:25We don't have any idea.
38:27Look, we're really young, and we're going to screw up a lot.
38:30You know, we're going to keep changing our minds, and
38:34and sometimes even our hearts.
38:38And through all of that, the only real thing we can offer each other
38:42is forgiveness.
38:45And I couldn't do that.
38:48Or at least I did it too late.
38:52Don't let yourself get so angry that you stop loving, because
38:56one day you'll wake up from that anger,
38:59and the person you love will be gone.
39:15I tell you, these fishnets itch.
39:17Check who you're wearing them.
39:19Dad.
39:20Hi, Jack.
39:22Jen.
39:25Jack, I'll see you at home.
39:30Jen's grandmother called me.
39:32She said I should make my way down here tonight.
39:34I wasn't sure why until I saw you up there.
39:40Congratulations.
39:42Thanks, I guess.
39:49Seeing you on that stage made me realize I was wrong.
39:53How do you mean?
39:55Jack, I honestly thought I was doing what was best for you.
39:58I thought living under my care would be too hard.
40:03That there were too many differences between us.
40:07That when I saw you in that jersey,
40:10for the first time in a while,
40:15I saw myself in you.
40:19Dad, it shouldn't take a football jersey to make you see that.
40:24You're right.
40:28I would like very much for you to come home.
40:31I would like very much for you to come home.
40:37Sorry, but no.
40:42I figured that would be irresponsible,
40:46but I need to ask.
40:50Thanks.
40:54Matt.
40:56Hi, Dad.
40:57Dad?
41:01Yeah.
41:04Ask me again sometime.
41:32I was hoping you'd find me here.
41:38To be honest, I told myself a thousand times not to come.
41:45So why did you?
41:49Because I owe you that much.
41:54But I've already told you how sorry I am.
41:56What else can I do?
41:58I've already told you how sorry I am.
42:00What else can I say?
42:05There's nothing else to say.
42:12So you don't think that you can forgive me?
42:19Whether or not I can forgive you, Andy,
42:21is not going to be what keeps us apart.
42:29What...
42:31What you did...
42:36Our relationship...
42:39was like this beautiful thing.
42:44And I don't think you ever realized how powerful it was.
42:51You changed my life, Andy.
42:54You were that person for me.
42:58You inspired me to be a man that I had only ever dreamed about being.
43:11When you first started to get sick,
43:16it dawned on me that I might not be that person for you.
43:25I can never go back to loving you the way I did
43:28knowing that my love wasn't strong enough the first time around.
43:39I can always forgive you, Maggie.
43:44But I will never forget.
43:54But I still love you, Casey.
44:24Come on away with me.
44:27I can take you to a deep blue ocean.
44:32We'll go riding on this awesome sea.
44:37Leave the drama and commotion.
44:41Take my hand and don't look back.
44:45Hey.
44:51What are you doing here?
44:55I'm not sure.
45:01The house is like magnetic north.
45:04Certain nights it just... it draws me in.
45:09While you were gone this summer,
45:12there were days I would just get in my boat
45:15and come riding past your dock.
45:20For old time's sake, I guess.
45:25I'm sorry.
45:34We can't go back, Joey.
45:41I know.
45:45It's the expression, isn't it?
45:48Can't go home again.
45:52I've realized that for a while.
45:57But earlier tonight...
46:00I'm sorry I didn't see that.
46:05Don't be.
46:11I think I was meant to.
46:16In some weird way, it helped me.
46:21In seeing you on that stage,
46:24something inside of me clicked.
46:26And...
46:28for the first time I...
46:32I felt how wrong I would be.
46:36I mean, we...
46:38we really do need to move on
46:41and to meet new people
46:43and to have new relationships.
46:47It's weird how that happens, isn't it?
46:53You still love the person,
46:55but you just stop meeting them like you used to.
47:00Yeah.
47:04It's weird and...
47:08it's kind of sad.
47:12It's kind of sad.
47:34So we're friends.
47:37And then we're a couple.
47:39We're friends again.
47:41We're a couple, so...
47:48So what are we now?
47:54Dawson and Joey.
48:09Joey.
48:35I think every Joey has a Dawson
48:37and every Dawson has a Joey.
48:42I hope so.
48:46For their sake.
49:08Drifting.
49:13Slipping away.
49:37I think every Joey has a Dawson
49:40and every Dawson has a Joey.
49:43I hope so.