James Van Der Beek |
Dawson Leery |
Katie Holmes |
Josephine "Joey" Potter |
Michelle Williams |
Jennifer "Jen" Lindley |
Joshua Jackson |
Pacey J. Witter |
Mary-Margaret Humes |
Gale Leery |
John Wesley Shipp |
Mitch Leery |
Jennifer McComb |
Ursula |
Guest Star |
David Blanchard |
David /The Killer |
Guest Star |
Patt Noday |
Reporter |
Guest Star |
Mitchell Laurance |
Mr. Benjamin Gold |
Recurring Role |
Ed Grady |
Gramps Ryan |
Recurring Role |
Scott Foley |
Cliff Elliot |
Recurring Role |
Goof: A boom mic is very clearly reflected in Pacey's Jeep when Dawson and Joey are approaching the car for the shopping trip.
The stranger Jen is talking to on the phone asks: "How's your grandfather?", which makes Jen go check on her sick grandfather. This line was a reference made by show creator Kevin Williamson to the original When a Stranger Calls. Williamson used films like When a Stranger Calls and Halloween for the basis of his film Scream, which happens to be the beginning premise of this episode.
Goof: When Pacey drives Joey and Dawson to the market, they leave in daylight but when they arrive it's dark and night time. It's not likely that it could have taken them so long to make such short drive in a small town.
In this episode, Joey tells Dawson that she hates riding in the car with Pacey. Ironically, in a later season, Pacey teaches Joey how to drive.
Goof: When arriving at the store, Pacey asks Joey to wait in the car, as he couldn't turn it off (having hotwired/jumped the car, since he "borrowed" it from his father). Yet, when he is leaving Dawson's house following the evening's events, he runs to the car; jumps in, and starts it with the key in the ignition!
Psycho Caller: So tell me your name.
Jen: Drew Barrymore. Look, you wanna play this game, let's cut right to the chase. What's your favorite scary movie?
Psycho Caller: Friday the 13th. What's yours?
Jen: The Ten Commandments. Don't ask.
Dawson: I didn't try to spook you.
Jen: Say honest to God.
Dawson: Jen, you don't believe in God!
Pacey:Can you watch the car Jo?
Joey: Why?
Pacey: Well, I can't really turn it off. I mean I can but it's a hazard cause I don't have the keys.
Dawson: Seance tonight at my house. This one is going to blow your minds.
Pacey: What about no more life imitating movies, Dawson?
Dawson: Old habits die hard. And old friends die even harder.
Jen: (To Cliff) You know, I think my Grams has the hots for you. You interested?
Dawson: No, Jen's my ex-girlfriend. Not Joey.
Ursula: Then there's your problem. You're dating the wrong girl.
Ursula: You know, love is a complicated bitch.
Pacey: (To Joey) You're gonna go to your grave pining away for your best friend. A guy who's so oblivious, he doesn't have a clue that you lust after him morning, noon, and night.
Pacey: Can you watch the car, Jo?
Joey: Why?
Pacey: Well... I can't really turn it off. I mean, I can, but it's a hassle, you know, because I don't have the keys.
Joey: Oh, yeah. I forget. You steal it.
Pacey: Hey, you borrow from family. You never steal.
Dawson: (Describing his relationship with Jen) The characters were flawed and uninspired. The love scenes were amateurish, to say the least. And the ending was definitely not happy. It wasn't even tragic. It just ended.
Ursula is played by Jennifer McComb who is the real-life older sister to actress Heather McComb (James Van Der Beek's ex-wife).
Although credited, Mary-Margaret Humes (Gale), John Wesley Shipp (Mitch), and Nina Repeta (Bessie) do not appear in this episode.
Music featured in the episode included:
Nobody Cares by Vaporhead
Will U Drive Me? by The Rosenbergs
Do You Dream? by Mary Thornton/Adam Castillo
Temptation by The Tea Party
Movie References:
Brief clips are shown of:
I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)*
Jerry Maguire (1996)
The dialogue includes references to:
Halloween (1978)
Friday the 13th (1980)
Ten Commandments (1956)
When a Stranger Calls (1979)
Scream (1996)*
I Know What You Did Last Summer was written by Dawson's Creek series creator, Kevin Williamson. The entire episode is a take-off of his movie, Scream.
Joey: And don't think for one second your fooled me with you innocent, puppy dog, 'Who, me? I'm Richie Cunningham' act.
For the second time in the first season a reference to Happy Days. Both times compared Dawson to the main character, Richie Cunningham.
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