Goof: The day of the party is supposed to be Valentine's Day, February 14th. Mitch says he doesn't want to find Dawson drunk at a party on a Friday night butFebruary 14th, 2000 was a Monday, not a Friday.
Goof: Despite being Valentine's Day, there is a girl wearing shorts in front of the school. February is supposed to be a really cold month in Massachusetts.
Goof: The Jello that Jen opens while visiting Henry at the hospital, has its lid already pulled up, probably to make it easier for her to open it during her scene.
Pacey voices his feelings for Joey for the first time (to his brother Doug).
Doug: You know, that's maybe what sucks most about getting older. Somewhere along the line you just lose the butterflies.
Henry: There's always room for Jell-O.
Music featured in the episode included: Passion by Patria Real World by Universal Honey Charming The Gods by Bryan Kelley Bad Girl by DJ Rap Taste Test by Beanbag What Can I Say by Julie Plug Point #1 by Chevelle The Way Things Used To Be by Debra Davis Never Be The Same by Susan Aglukark
Henry: There's always room for Jell-O. "There's always room for Jell-O" was a slogan used to advertise Jell-O as a light dessert that could be eaten at any time, even after a heavy meal.
Pacey: No, I don't think you're really, properly grasping the gravity of this situation, Dougie. You see, if I was actually to do something about this, there is the strong possibility that the sun would cease to shine. The tides would cease to rise. In fact, I'm betting there's a pretty good chance that the very earth would crack open and Capeside would become home to a huge hellmouth, that would spew forth endless hordes of monsters and demons that would choke the denizens of this city, making them fall to their knees and pray for return to the days before I took action. That's really what we're talking about here. This is in reference to the cult hit Buffy The Vampire Slayer which was set in the fictional town of Sunnydale. Sunnydale was the centre of mystical convergence, otherwise known as a hellmouth.
Joey: So what are Goofus and Gallant up to tonight? Joey makes a comment regarding the popular column Goofus & Gallant featured in the children's magazine Highlights for Children. This column featured black-and-white illustrations of two boys; one of them responsible (Gallant), and the other irresponsible (Goofus). Goofus is represented by Pacey, while Gallant is represented by Dawson.
Pacey: (About to take a a Jell-O shot) Well, thank you, Mr. Cosby. Referring to Bill Cosby and his advertisements for Jell-O.
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