Dawson's Creek

Gretchen: Guys, Gale's been throwing up a lot, right? Mitch: Yeah. Gretchen: And she's still hungry and putting on some weight. She's tired all the time. Her back hurts. Irritability. Mood swings. Dawson: Yeah. Mitch: The worst. How'd you know? Gretchen: Sounds to me like she'll be feeling a lot better in about nine months.

Jack: I'm a good person, Andie. People look at me and they see something awful. Do you know how that feels?

Pacey: I don't want to make you do anything that you're not ready to do. Joey: No. Pacey, I get it. Just as long as you realize that if you do turn into some typical hormone filled silly ass boy and try to manipulate me again, you're out the door.

Dawson: You were the best mother that I know. And you were wrong if you think you've disappointed me at every turn, Mom. All you've done is made me proud. You're not afraid to make mistakes. And when to pick up and to keep going and keep trying new things. And I owe some much of who I am to you. To both of you. I used to idealize this perfect childhood. This perfect little house. And then you guys gave me something so much better. You gave me something real. And if I had to do it over again, I wouldn't change a thing. If you guys are even half the parents to your next kid that you were to me, he'd be the luckiest kid in all the world.

Bodie: Your sister worries about you, Jo. All the time, in fact. She doesn't want you to end up like her. She wants more for you. You know? You're the one who's supposed to get out of here. She just wants to make sure that happens.

Molly: Billy and Todd aren't coming. We're definitely going to lose. Jack: No, they're coming. They're just a little late, that's all. Molly: Their dad called my dad. They said they had to quit the team because you're dangerous. They're not coming.

Bessie: You're a seventeen-year-old girl who doesn't understand the first thing about consequences and responsibility. You are not ready to have sex. Joey: I am the oldest seventeen year old in Capeside, Bessie. My whole life is consequences and responsibility, okay?

Mitch: I always wanted a big family, you know? House filled with love and all that. Admitting that it would never happen... that was devastating. But then one morning I woke up and I realized it did happen. My house is filled with love and my life is full. I don't know, maybe for the rest of my life I'll wonder, what if? But now, I'm am just so grateful to have you. And your mother. It makes all the rest easier to deal with.

Gale: I'm a terrible mother, aren't I? Dawson: That's not what I said. Gale: Let's not pretend that's not what you think, honey. It's no lie that I have messed up at being your mother at every turn. That I'm the one who tore your family apart. Dawson: Don't use me as the excuse for making this decision. That's not fair.

Dawson: About how I reacted when I found out that mom was pregnant. Umm, I was really shocked, and maybe a little bit disappointed. But I've been thinking and I realize that, this is amazing. I mean, I'm gonna have a little brother or sister. I mean, how cool is that? Mitch: Dawson, we're not going to have the baby.

Jack: Andie, the word gay is kinda controversial when you're talking about working with kids. Andie: Oh, that's crap. Jack: I know it's crap, but it's a reality. All I want to do right now is put 'soccer coach' on my college apps. Not 'gay civil rights crusader'.

(To Gretchen about her mum's pregnancy) Dawson: They're in their 40s, they're about to send a kid away to college. They barely have any money in the bank. The relationship the past couple years hasn't exactly been rock solid. Everything is so unstable. It seems completely irresponsible.

(To Mitch) Gale: Just because I'm pregnant, doesn't mean I have to stay that way. And if I were to make that decision, right this second, I wouldn't.

(Giving advice to Joey about having sex) Jen: I don't think that anybody ever really knows if they're ready. But you do know if you're prepared. And you're not.

Joey: Pacey's not the problem. It's me. I mean, let's face it, the waiting just goes on and on. And at this point even I'm getting impatient. But for some reason, I just keep waiting. Jen: Joey, let me ask you something. Are you sure that you really want to have sex? Joey: Of course I want to have sex. But the question is, am I ready?

Joey: Your girlfriend offers you her lips in the spirit of teenage lust and you'd rather sit here and watch the True Hollywood Story on Danny Bonaduchie for the fourth time? Pacey: You always get to stop it. And I never get to stop it. So today I'm stopping it. Joey: Stop it, Pacey. Pacey: I just did.

Caroline: Coach Jack, am I making you uncomfortable? Jack: No. Why would you say that? Caroline: Oh, I just thought maybe you thought I was flirting or something. Jack: Flirting? Why would I think you're flirting? Caroline: Because I am flirting.

Joey: My mashed potatoes are cold and so am I. Jen: Is this about sex? Joey: Is it that obvious?