The Song Remains The Same (Dawson's Creek episode)
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| “The Song Remains The Same” | |
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| Dawson's Creek episode | |
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| Episode no. | Season 6 Episode 2 |
| Written by | Gina Fattore |
| Directed by | Robert Duncan McNeill |
| Production no. | 602 |
| Original airdate | 2002-10-02 |
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The Song Remains The Same is the second episode of Dawson's Creek sixth season. It aired on October 2, 2002.
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[edit] Synopsis
After spending their first romantic night together, Dawson and Joey decide not to discuss it, because every time something happened between them they always ruined it by over discussing it. Dawson even shows Joey the set that he's working on which resembles his own house in Capeside. Meanwhile, Pacey starts on his new job as a stock broker which was set up by Audrey's father. At the same time, Jack finally gets himself and Pacey the dream apartment Pacey was chasing so hard to get, with a little deviousness against Emma. During a heated argument with Grams, Jen accidentally meets a very cute guy, named C.J., a fan of Jen's defunct radio show who invites her to a counseling center that he works at. Also, Joey is hired as a waitress as the local bar, Hell's Kitchen, to get some extra cash for herself.
[edit] Cast
Main Cast
- James Van Der Beek as Dawson Leery
- Katie Holmes as Joey Potter
- Michelle Williams as Jen Lindley
- Joshua Jackson as Pacey Witter
- Kerr Smith as Jack McPhee
- Busy Philipps as Audrey Lidell
- Mary Beth Peil as Evelyn "Grams" Ryan
Recurring Roles
- Oliver Hudson as Eddie Dooling
- Jensen Ackles as C.J.
- Megan Gray as Emma Jones
- Hal Ozsan as Todd Carr
- Dana Ashbrook as Rich Rinaldi
[edit] Trivia
- Hal Ozmun who plays Todd Carr, was in an episode of CSI:Miami with Kerr Smith.
- The episode title The Song Remains The Same is taken from the opening track of Led Zeppelin's 1973 release, Houses of the Holy.
[edit] Music Featured
- "As I Lay Me Down" by Sophie B. Hawkins
- "Afterlife" by Rosey
- "I Wish You Well" by Anna Waronker
- "Gimme A Sign" by Ryan Adams
- "Confessions" by Lea Longo
- "Here We Go" by Dispatch
- "It's Not" by Aimee Mann
