Dawson's Creek Season 3 Episode 1

Dawson: Yeah. Less than a week into Junior year and already my life's in complete and utter upheaval.
Joey: Then I'm probably the last person you want to see.
Dawson: You're a lot of things, Joey. You're never the last person I want to see.

Jen: When you see Belinda and her clique in the hallway, you're desperately wishing that you were walking with them, aren't you? And thinking that maybe if you were wearing the right shoes, sporting the latest hairstyle, and using the hottest shade of lip gloss, then maybe they would toss a glance in your direction. Ever wonder why they force their narrow-minded opinions down our throats? Perhaps it's because they have an inkling of what the future has in store for them beyond graduation. Cut to 25 years from now, Belinda McGovern wakes up one morning feeling empty. Maybe it's because her Dartmouth-educated lawyer husband Tad has run off to Tijuana with her daughter's roommate from boarding school. Or maybe it's because the twins, Timmy and Tommy, call her by her first name and their live-in housekeeper "Mom." Or maybe it's Belinda's daily 2:00, 5:00, 7:00, and 9:15 showdown with her bottle of Prozac. Her life has become a domestic wasteland. Avoid this fate. Don't let yourself become another cookie-cutter blonde, size 4, rah-rah-sis-bam-boom, mindless, soulless, spineless wench. Screw these auditions, screw cheerleading, and screw Belinda McGovern.

Joey: What are you doing here?
Pacey: Well, a funny thing happened. I got in Dawson's rowboat and it magically drifted to your dock.
Joey: Magically drift any closer and I'll kill you.
Pacey: I almost believe that.

Joey: How would you know what I need?
Pacey: Yeah, You know, you're probably right. I'm sure I don't have any idea what you're going through. How hard it is to let someone go. How painful it must be to know that as right as you two are for each other, it doesn't mean you're right for each other right now. I wouldn't know a thing about that. About how it makes you want to scream, or hit someone... or cry.
Joey: Of all the people to see me like this, it had to be you.
Pacey: It's a new year, Joey. You never know, we could even end up friends.
Joey: Pacey, I'm upset enough as it is.

Joey: (To Dawson) So you love me... You just don't want me.

Dawson: Things aren't the same anymore, Jo.
Joey: It doesn't have to be the same Dawson. It's a new year. Things can be different. And they can be better.

Eve: Listen, Dawson, anything that's worth anything is scary. Or dangerous in one way or another.