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 | Season 6 / Episode 16: - That Was Then (aka Before and After) Prof. Greg Hetson: Look, I don't feel right about unleasing Harley on you, but she's been extra loopy these days. I think it's drugs. Joey Potter: It's called hormones. I wouldn't worry about it. Prof. Greg Hetson: I'm very worried about her. She's got posters of boys on the ceiling above her bed. Why there, Potter? What purpose do you suppose those pictures would serve in that particular location? Joey Potter: Professor Hetson, Harley is completely normal. One might even wonder that she's a cliche. Prof. Greg Hetson: I don't like the sound of a "normal" girl. I corrupted a lot of those. They will do anything to not be normal. I want her to be a lot more like you, anxious, bookish, prone to having boyfriends dump you and moving far, far away. Joey Potter: [annoyed] Thank you for the reminder. Prof. Greg Hetson: So, no boys at the house or calling the house or slowing down while walking by the house. Joey Potter: You better watch it. Sexual deviation may not be on Harley's mind. But if you keep being this strict with her she might realize that there's something fun and naughty she's apparently missing. |
| Season 6 / Episode 6: - Living Dead Girl (aka Halloweenie) Joey Potter: Look, I know that you're pissed at your dad for flaking on you. But that doesn't mean that he's a bad dad, and it doesn't mean that he doesn't love you. Harley Hetson: No, it just means he's a dick. Joey Potter: Harley... Harley Hetson: Do you even like him? Sometimes, I don't see how anyone can ever like him. He's cold, intimidating, and very abrasive. Joey Potter: True, but he's also very... Harley Hetson: What? I thought so. He gets off on emotionaly hurting and breaking people down, especially women due to his divorce, failed relationships... it just... every time I'm supposed to come see him, I trick myself into thinking that it's going to be different this time. But it never is. It's always just different shades of the same abrasion and misogyny he puts out to me and any woman or girl he sees. |
| Season 5 / Episode 12: - Sleeping Arrangements Audrey Liddell: Waitressing is a bitch! Joey Potter: Nice entrance. Audrey Liddell: Oww, my feet feels like one enormous blister. Joey Potter: I told you not to wear those shoes. Audrey Liddell: Okay, it's offical. You do know everything. |
| Season 5 / Episode 12: - Sleeping Arrangements Joey Potter: Audrey, has it escaped your attention that this is my bed? Audrey Liddell: Can I help it that this is the one closest to the door? No. Joey Potter: We can't both sleep here together. Audrey Liddell: Sure we can. It'll be the most action this bed's ever seen. Joey Potter: Well, for your information, I got asked out today. Audrey Liddell: [gasps] Of course you said "no". Joey Potter: Of course. Audrey Liddell: Because your're long-suffering, insane, and fixated on Dawson? Joey Potter: How dysfunctional do you think I am? Audrey Liddell: About one lithium pill short of 'Girl Interrupted' status. |
| Season 4 / Episode 1: - Coming Home Pacey Witter: We don't have to go home. We survived for the past three months taking odd jobs. We can survive as long as we want, just as long as we're happy. Joey Potter: Pacey, if your're so serious about this, why bring it up now... two hours from home? Pacey Witter: Twelve hours from home. Well, I think we should probally drop anchor here, have a bite to eat, and then we can debate whether to scrap this whole mission home. Joey Potter: No, I don't belive you Pacey Witter. As truant as your natural instinct may be, you never really suggested that we skip our senior year at high school entirely? Pacey Witter: Just what would we be missing from the land of poorly scripted melodramas? Recycled plot lines, tiresome self-realizations. You throw in the occasional downward spiral of a dear friend, and maybe baby here and a death there and all you really got is a recipe for some soul-sucking, mind-numbing, ennui on wheel. And I for one could skip it. |
| Season 1 / Episode 7: - Detention Dawson Leery: This is so Breakfast Club! Jen: Breakfast Club? Dawson Leery: You know John Hughes movie where the five kids are stuck in detention all day? Joey Potter: Yeah, in the beginning they hate each other and then by the end they're best friends. Jen: Oh yeah. God that movie stunk! Whatever happened to those actors? Dawson Leery: Well, Anthony Michael Hall developed some weird thyroid condition, Molly Ringwald lost her gawky ingenue appeal and the rest and languishing somewhere in TV hell. Pacey: No way man! Emilio Estivez was in those duck movies. Those were classic. So funny! [Jen, Dawson and Joey stare at him blankly] What? |
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