Creek Times: The Only Dawson's Creek Podcast: Recent Episodes
Michael Coy
Michael, Brigid, and Matthew swim upstream against a current of teen angst. No simple episode recaps. We track character arcs through an entire season. And it's not all about Dawson, Pacey, and Joey. We're fascinated by side characters, like Abby and Eve.
Leave the fun, take the ice cream. We've finally come to the saddest, and somehow funniest, moment in Dawson's Creek history. And it gives us a chance to look back on one of the greatest TV dads, Mitch Leery.
After having one slightly uncomfortable day, Dawson decides to give up on his dreams. Hope Joey's on board!
It's time for DAWSON'S CREEK SEASON FIVE! Robert Ludlum (May 25, 1927 – March 12, 2001) was an American author of 27 thriller novels, best known as the creator of Jason Bourne from the original The Bourne Trilogy series. The number of copies of his books in print is estimated between 300 million and 500 million.[3][4] They have been published in 33 languages and 40 countries. Ludlum also published books under the pseudonyms Jonathan Ryder and Michael Shepherd.[5]
"Commencement. The end of one thing. The start of something new." - Green Goblin
Episodes discussed
S4 E22 - The Graduate
S4 E23 - Coda
Pacey and Joey finally get their skis off. At the end of this podcast, one of us will be pregnant, one of us will be arrested, and someone's hair will catch on fire. Just your typical senior ski trip. Now EVERYONE WHO WANTS TO GET LAID, CLIMB ABOARD!!!
Pathos! Reminiscence! Special guests! Help us celebrate our first (two-year) anniversary. My goodness, a whole year recording Creek Times: The Original Dawson's Creek Podcast. And not only that... but ANOTHER whole year recording Creek Times: The Only Dawson's Creek Podcast. Two years. Three and a half seasons covered. Twenty Two whole episodes. Rarely has a podcast made such a massive impact on the culture at large, and caused the world to completely reassess the generation that preceded it.
In a Creek Times first… we are going back in time! … And forward in time?
Two episodes. Two different seasons. Blame the writers! Today’s episode is all about Pacey’s Dad!
S2 E12: Uncharted Waters
S4 E12: The Te of Pacey
The singularity has finally begun. Creek Times and AI Brooks are now one. The results are an affront to God and Nature. Enjoy.
Email us at creektimespodcast@gmail.com
How is it possible that a full size boat with a dog on it could wind up in an indoor swimming pool? These questions, and many others, are summarily ignored in this episode of Creek Times.
How is it possible that a full size boat with a dog on it could wind up in an indoor swimming pool? These questions, and many others, are summarily ignored in this episode of Creek Times.
Nanny McPhee Returns! And then leaves. In this impromptu musical episode, the gang discuss the second mental breakdown and recovery of Andie McPhee.
Dawson's Creek Season 4: Coming Home, Great Xpectations, You Had Me at Goodbye.
Nanny McPhee Returns! And then leaves. In this impromptu musical episode, the gang discuss the second mental breakdown and recovery of Andie McPhee.
Dawson's Creek Season 4: Coming Home, Great Xpectations, You Had Me at Goodbye.
Dawson sails for justice in the race of his life! Can he defeat the evil Pacey Witter? Can he win the heart of fair Joey? Can Gail find a maid-of-honor her own damn age? We'll find out in this episode of Creek Times: Regatta Nights!
This week, DC stands for District of Columbia. Our obscenely long review of First Daughter, starring Katie Holmes!
The doorman opens and closes the case in this exciting not-finale of The Creekle's Court. In Judge Creeky McCreeklestein's Court, no one is above the law. Not even the young American himself, Will Krusdki. Also Aunt Gwen.
This week, we go back in the vault to find some of our favorite golden oldies. Nothing new to see here. Nothing at all. Not a single thing that has never been heard or seen before. Certainly nothing as novel as a Dawson's Creek podcast. That's for sure...
The Creek Times Gang ventures out of their Manhattan metropolitan milieu and onto the quaint and comfy campus of Boston College... What could be waiting... just around the river bend?
Hopefully a boat-load o' CRAPPIES!
In this episode, the Creek Times Crew stare into the Pitt... and the Pitt stares into them.
Our three heroes say their goodbyes to season two and embark into the brave new world of season three. In this introduction to the season, the gang tackles one of the most important and beloved characters of the show. Although it goes without saying, we are, of course, talking about the temptress herself: Eve.
In this episode, the gang gets back to the basics and delves back into the life of the man himself: Dawson Leery. We cover his relationship with his leading lady Joey, specifically their chemistry in relation to season 2. Lastly, in a surprise twist, a mysterious figure enters the scene to tackle this subject with. Who is this person? What will happen next? You'll just have to listen to the episode to find out!
The Three Creekateers add a fourth to their merry crew, and it's a GAT dang mess. But we loved every second. A more freewheeling discussion than normal. But topics we address are that darned wedding episode, Dawson's love affair with Joey's papier-mache head, and... moments that made us scream. Buy our mirth.
One of our darker episodes. This week, our topics include psychopathy, uncomfortable teenage/adult relationships, and the evil god theory. Broadcast live from the pulpit of a funeral in progress. Enjoy the punch!
We dive headfirst into the “lore” of Jack & Andie McPhee.
And Brigid reckons with the complex history of Kevin Williamson and Bomber Bertha.
A lot of people like to speak their truth. I prefer to speak my lies. I regret nothing.
We pull back the curtain, climb out the window, and peek behind the plywood set, to take a behind the scenes look at Dawson's Creek.