All language subtitles for Dawsons Creek S03E12 A Weekend in the Country 1080p NF WEB-DL DDP5 1 x264-alfaHD (1)_track3_[eng]

Who are these people?

I mean, they're dancing.

Nobody dances
In the kitchen.

Maybe our parents
Danced in the kitchen.

My parents
Love this movie.

This is, like,
The definitive movie

Of the entire
Baby boomer generation.

Do your parents
Dance in the kitchen?

My parents?

No, they definitely don't
Dance in the kitchen.

Oh, I took all
The movie posters
Off my wall.

Everything's
In question.

I figured why not
Something unexpected
For movie night?

Oh, so we're scaling
New heights of mount lame?

Sorry, joey. Tonight's
Activities were meant

To calm your nerves,
Not agitate them.

Well, that's impossible.

I mean, this bed
And breakfast has been
Open for a day--

A very costly bed
And breakfast, mind you--

And there are no guests.

Have either one of you
Checked the reservations
List?

There's not a name
To be found, not a one.

It takes time to
Establish a reputation.

Dawson, bessie and I
Have invested
Every dime we have.

Along with guests,
Time is another thing
That we don't have.

Potter bed and breakfast,
Can I help--?

Actually,
I'm perfectly content

With my long distance
Service, thank you.

But how about you? I mean,
Thinking about a vacation?
Come to the cape.

Take a room at our lovely--

She hung up.

A telemarketer
Hung up on me.

Oh, come on, jo,
Keep the faith.

Is that all
You have to say,

Considering that you
Were the primary force

That escorted bessie
And I down this road
To economic ruin?

All I did was figure
Out a way to kick in
Some free labor.

You, pacey witter,
Single-handedly encouraged
This pipe dream.

I mean, you should know
Better than to go around

Inspiring financially and
Spiritually bereft people.

People who have
No business being inspired.

Feet.

Can I help you?

Hi. We were
Wondering...

Yes?

Have you accepted
The lord jesus christ
As your personal savior?

God loves you.

Hey.

Hey, stranger.

Where you been
All week?

Mmm, working.

Ms. Freckling must
Be keeping you
Busy, huh?

I don't think
I've seen you
Since capefest.

Well, actually,
I've been working
At the bass.

My favorite
Restaurant.

Do you work there
Full time?

Oh, no, just
A week-long gig.

Ms. Freckling heard
That they had some
Roof problems,

So I offered
My services.

Good. It's an expensive
Place. They better
Pay you well.

They didn't.

But instead of cash,
I opted for
A free dinner.

The implication being?

That you and I
Are gonna eat there?

That's funny,
'cause I don't recall
Being asked.

You weren't.

See, I finally
Figured you out, jen.

When given
The opportunity
To say no, you do.

So I'm not giving you
The opportunity.

But then you're also not
Giving me the opportunity
To say yes.

Would you? Say yes?

Probably not.

Well, that's why
I'm not asking.

Henry, we've been
Over this before.

Dating is
A consensual activity.

Don't get ahead of yourself.
I never called it a date.

I'd said we'd eat dinner, you
Know. Get to know each other.

I've been around the block
Enough times

To spot a date
In sheep's clothing.

Do you really think
A kid like me

Would deign
To consider himself
Worthy

Of dating a woman
Of your silk?

Ilk. I-it's ilk.

See my point.
What's it gonna be?

It's gonna be "Let
Me think about it."

Now we're talking.

Yeah, but
I didn't say yes.

But you didn't say no.

I'll see you around.
I'm late for class.

Yeah, but
I didn't say yes.

Hey, my sister
The future bureaucrat.
How goes it?

To start with,

I have 42 ads,
10 bios, and
A director's note

That I have to
Turn into a playbill
By monday.

In addition to which,
I have to pick up
The posters,

Hang them around town,
Get the tickets

To the community
Box office,

And check to make
Sure the local paper's

Running our ad
Next week.

Oh, and did I mention
That I'm a student

With a little obligation
Called homework?

And you're not
Very familiar

With this layout
Program, are you?

Um, what
Gave that away?

Each of your words are
In a different font.

It's a style choice.

And upside down.

It's a bold
Style choice.

Yeah, right.

What are you
Doing?

Helping out
A wayward sister.

Where are the bios?

Over there.

I don't know how
You're keeping it
Together.

I wouldn't be able
To handle all this.

Well, you would if you had
A supportive family

To come home to
Every night.

Thanks, but
I'm happy where I am.

You couldn't
Be happy at home?

Not with him there, no.

Dad misses you.

Yeah,
I'm sure he does.

All those father-son
Heart-to-hearts
We used to have.

It'll be different.

Ok, so he knows
That I don't want
To move home,

So he enlists you
To speak for him?

That's what this is,
Isn't it?

You know what, jack?
Thanks for your help,

But I can manage
On my own.

See you.

Bess, I gotta be
Honest with you.

I spoke to our manager
About you,

I made a personal plea.

But you're a single mother
With multiple dependents,

And an income-to-debt ratio
That doesn't even qualify

For our most
Liberal profile.

Isn't there something
You could suggest,
Some solution?

Well, you could do
What a lot of small
Businesses do,

And that's leverage
Your assets.

Unfortunately,
Our microsoft options
Have been called

And our yacht
Is in hock.

Have you thought about
Taking out a mortgage?

On the house?

It is paid for,
Free and clear.

Do you have
An application?

I'm just thinking
About it.

Bessie, it's our house.
Where we live.

The only connection
We have to mom.

How can you even
Think about it?

Joey, everything takes
Longer and costs more
Than we expect.

If there's a way
To take a little out,
Then maybe we should.

Well, you can't do
Something like this
Without my approval,

And I'm not
Giving it to you.

Actually, I can.
I'm an adult.

You're
A 16-year-old girl.

Bessie, I am your sister,
A part of this family.

If this thing
Doesn't work out,
I lose my house,

The only tangible connection--
She left it to me, joey.

Just like she left me
In charge around here
Until you turn 18.

That's a responsibility
You can't understand.

I know all about
Responsibility.

Do you? Because until
You know what it's like
To humiliate yourself

By asking some trust fund
Snob who looked down
On you in high school

For money, I don't
Want to talk about it
With you anymore.

Dawson?

Hey.

I figured even
If my film career
Is in no-man's land,

I could still at
Least put this thing
To good use, right?

What are you doing?

Making a virtual tour
Of capeside's newest b&b.

We post this thing
On the web,

Link it up to all
The cape cod visitor
Information sites.

Dawson, we don't
Exactly have the money

For such frivolous things
Known as advertising.

Right, which is
Where this comes in.

Look, I really
Appreciate the offer, but--

No buts, jo.
This is actually
A really good idea.

Look at this place.
Who wouldn't want
To come stay here

If they could see it
From every angle

And meet the charming
Proprietors beforehand.

Uh, joey, if you could
Try to look welcoming,

That would be great,
'cause anxiety really
Doesn't fit in

With this whole homey,
"Come stay with us"
Thing we're going for.

Dawson, I do toilets
And I do windows.

I draw the line
At faux perkiness.

Ok.

Let me tell you, kiddies,
We are looking good,

Looking good.

What canary
Did you swallow?

Well, after having felt
Just a teensy-weensy
Little bit of guilt

Over having
"Wrongfully inspired"
This establishment,

I took it upon myself
To expose the potter b&b
To the outside world

Via the mighty pen of
Mr. Frederick fricke.

Fred who?

Fricke. He's,
Uh, I don't know,

He's like the roger ebert
Of the b&b world.

Writes for travel,
Travel and leisure,
And most importantly,

He writes for
the new york times
Travel section--

The next edition of which
Will have nothing

But glowing things to say
About this establishment,

Because one mr. Fred fricke
Is frequenting here.

He's coming here?

Oh, yeah.
He's on his way back
To boston right now.

Just happened to fit
Right into his plans.
I gave him a call.

Are you insane?

Have you seen
The half-finished room?

Have you tasted
Bessie's blueberry
Pancakes?

We're not ready, not to mention
That we don't have any guests.

I beg to differ.
We do have guests.

Not only do we have guests,
We have the perfect guest

For the perfect
Heart-warming weekend
At your local b&b.

Guests,
If you would, please.

We have the sweet,
God-fearing grandmother

Here to help her grandkids
Try to reconnect

To the magical
Creekside village

Where she frolicked
As a little girl.

I'll need
An 8 a.M.
Wake-up call.

Yeah, and I take my oj
Freshly squeezed.

Black coffee for me,

And god help you
If you wake me
Before noon.

And just to make sure
That our home is filled

With happy,
Boisterous people,

We have a loving,
Married couple

Here to spend a romantic
Weekend getaway.

One minor detail. Don't
You think you could've
Asked me first?

You could've left
My parents out of it?

It was reckless.
And insensitive.

Ok, one at a time,
Shall we?

Starting with you.
I only asked mitch
To help, ok?

It was his idea
To bring gale along.

His idea?
Yes, his idea,

So if you want to tear
Somebody's head off,

Why don't you try
The guy that sired you.

And as for you,
How can you possibly
Be so ungrateful

After just having witnessed
An outpouring of love

That would have made
George bailey proud?

Look, there is nothing
Wonderful about my life
Right now, ok?

So I don't care
How you do it,

But you get mr. Fricke
On the phone
And you tell him

That there is
No room at the inn.

Why?
Because.

You don't show
A movie reviewer
A rough cut

And you don't serve
A food critic your first
Stab at a new recipe,

Especially if that recipe
Is your last chance

Of keeping a roof
Over your head.

What?
What do you mean
"Last chance?"

Bessie is thinking about
Taking out a mortgage.

What? A mor--
You can't let her
Risk the house.

Dawson, does the term
"Legal guardian"
Mean anything to you?

Um, I'm sorry, jo.
I'll make this right
Right now. Ok?

Don't tell me,
The fuller brush man?

Hardly. Fred fricke,
bed and breakfast
Quarterly.

Is now a bad time?

No, not at all.

Oh, hi, honey.

I see you two
Are staying in
The honeymoon suite.

Oh, we're just
Here to help out joey
And bessie, honey.

Later tonight, after
The critic is asleep,

Your dad's gonna
Go home and crash.

Don't you think
It might be
A little confusing,

Even hurtful, to
The child of divorce

To see his parents
Play-acting
A happy marriage?

Well, like your
Mother said, dawson,

We're just here
To help out.

Dad, pacey asked you
To help out.

He didn't say
Anything about mom.

Easy.

Dawson, listen,
You're seeing something
Dark and complex here.

There's nothing there.

You know what I'm seeing?

I'm seeing 2 people
Who don't know what
The hell they want

And I'm sick of it.

So is there anything else
I can get for you?

Heat.

I beg your pardon?

It's freezing
In here.

Well, that's because
We're an environmentally
Friendly inn.

We like to conserve
Our natural resources.

Not to mention save
On our energy bills.

What?

No ensuite commode?

Excuse me?

Where is the bathroom?

Oh. Just down the hall.

It's--it's communal.

I see.

Well, enjoy your stay.

Um, we serve
High tea at 5:00,

And breakfast
Tomorrow morning,
Starting at 7:00.

Enjoy your stay.

You said that
Already.

You're right. I did.
My mistake.

Oh, man. Is it just me
Or is it cold in here?

So you think we can
Successfully impersonate

Brother and sister
This weekend?

I don't see why not.

I tell you, jack,
I don't know
How you do it.

I can never get
A good night's sleep

If I'm not
In my own bed.

Oh, god. Andie,
Listen to me.

I get the message, ok?

Dad wants me
To move back home,
That's fine.

But you're not going
To spend the next
Couple of days

Waging a subtle campaign
To wear me down.

Who, me?

I'm serious.

Any mention of home,
House--any kind of dwelling
Where people live,

I'm gonna go stay
In jen's room,
You understand?

Does it look
Like he's having
A good time?

Does a lemon ever
Look like it's having
A good time?

Be nice, joey.

He's just doing
His job.

On which rests
Our entire future.

Where's pacey
Anyway?

He said he'd help me
Turn down the beds.

He's in the bathroom
Counting animals 2 by 2.

Why? What happened?

What else? A flood.
The toilet overflowed.

Note to self--
Career options, delete
Hotel management.

You're right.

I didn't ask her here
For just any reason.

Your mother and I
Have enough of
The same friends

For me to know
What's going on
In her life,

And she is hitting
A wall, dawson.

Every network large
And small, it seems,

Is passing her by
For a job.

She never told me that.

Well,
She didn't tell me.

Well, no offense, dad,
But I'm her son, you're
Her divorced husband.

I'm her friend.

And I want her to know,
Whatever our history,

That I am there for her.

I'm sorry if that
Threatens you.

It doesn't threaten me.

Well, it does
Something.

Yeah, it pisses me off.

It pisses you off
That your parents
Have

A cordial,
Post-divorce
Relationship?

No, it pisses me off
That--I don't know what
To believe anymore, ok?

You guys--you're married,
You're divorced,

You're enemies,
You're friends, what?

We're trying very hard
To be friends right now.

Well, it's a little late
For that, don't you think?

No, no, no, that's
Where you're wrong.

There's
No time constraint
On how long

You can care
About someone.

No limit
On how much.

Especially if they've
Been so much a part
Of your life already.

This is our first
Full week of
Operation, fred.

So we're still
Trying to work out
All the kinks.

I think our family
Style approach

Is what sets us
Apart from our
Competition, fred.

Bathroom's
Almost fixed.

We have great people
Working for us.

Fred, have you met
Our on-site handyman
Pacey witter?

No, I haven't had
The pleasure.

Rest assured, folks,
I have everything
Under control now.

Taken care of.

You might want to have
Handyman witter
Check the furnace.

Hey, we're in luck.

Fricke went into town
To grab dinner.

Shoot!

I don't think swearing
At the thing is gonna help.

Oh, and flirting
With it might?

What's that
Supposed to mean?

Nothing. I'm just
A child, remember?

I'll just stick
With the little things.

Like how we're going to
Prevent everyone we know

From freezing to death
On what's supposed to be

The coldest night
Of the year.

You're certainly
Behaving like a child.

What is your problem?

Bessie, do you even
Remember what it's
Like to be 16?

Or is that like some
Far-off planet?

I remember.

Because it's like you have
All the responsibilities
Of an adult

But none of the authority.
You can't vote,
You can't drink,

You can't make any
Definitive decisions
About your life.

You think getting older
Automatically gives you
More say in your life?

Get real, joey.

You think I wanted
To be stuck here at 26

Taking care of 2 kids
By myself?

I guess
I missed the part
Where you begged

And pleaded
With bodie to stay.

I ask him to come home
Every chance I get,

But he knows
We can't afford it.

Trust me, this is not
How I planned for
My life to turn out.

I'm really sorry
If alexander and I

Are putting such a crimp
In your lifestyle.

But with any luck,
I won't be here much
Longer to trouble you.

That's not what I meant,
And you know it.

Well, it's certainly
What it sounded like.

You know, for a girl
Who supposedly wants
To leave capeside

As soon as she can,

You're sure putting
A hell of a lot of
Effort into this place.

You're right.

Maybe it's just time
I stopped.

Who's head was that?

Ah, not to worry,
Coach.

If anybody's head
Belongs on
The chopping block,

It's mine.

What makes you
Say that?

Well, let me count
The ways, shall we?

For one, it was
My idea to refurbish
The old furnace

Instead of just
Buying a new one.

Guilty as charged.

Yeah, and this is
The one you're
Really gonna love.

It was my idea
To bring herr fricke

Down to our
Little weekend
In the country.

You did?

Yes. I did.

And let me
Tell you something,

It was no easy feat,
Either, ok?

I had to pull out
All the stops
For that guy.

Use all my dazzling
People skills
And for what?

A comedy of errors
That's probably
Gonna put

The sisters potter
In the poor house.

You know
What I think?

I think that if
I were joey and bessie,

I would consider myself
Very lucky

To have you in my life.

Why?

Everything and everybody
That I touch,

I screw up,
All right?

You're aware
Of the midas touch,
Right?

You've heard of
That? Ok, well,
The midas touch?

Whatever that is,
I got the opposite.

Don't be so sure.

I mean, look at you,
You're still at it, right?

You haven't given up.

Pace, instead of
Dwelling on everything

That's gone wrong
This weekend, so far,

Um, think about what
You've contributed.

I mean, you've put
A lot of selfless work
Into this place, right?

I mean, now that's
The real question.

Listen, that goes
To the heart of who
Pacey witter is.

What?

What makes you
Care so much?

The heavy wool blankets
Are on the top shelf,
Honey.

Hey, mom, I'm sorry.

For what, honey?

For blowing up
At you before.

I should have been
A little more sympathetic.

It's just...The rules
Of engagement keep
Changing on me.

Tell me about it.

The post-divorce
Landscape

Is like an emotional
Battlefield.

What I don't understand
Is that you and dad

Seem to really still
Like each other,
Care about each other.

Oh, we do, honey.

Which is what makes
The knowledge that
We're better off apart

Even more difficult
To bear.

I mean, think about
Your own life.

What about it?

You and joey.

The decision
To break up, it isn't
Made in one sitting.

It's--it's cumulative.

You have to re-decide
Over and over. Each day.

I know there's a space heater
In here somewhere.

Hey, what's jack milk?

What?

It says,
"Get more jack milk."

That's whole milk.

You know, grams is skim,
Jen's one percent.

Wow, everybody gets
Their own kind of milk.

Yeah. Grams is
Accommodating,

But she runs
A very tight ship.

Coffee much?

Oh.

What's this about?

That's an inside joke.

It's kind of hard
To explain.

Ok. You don't have to.

I get it. I mean,
You're part of a family now.

Families have 3 types of milk
And inside jokes.

Why would you want to move
Back into that big, cold house

With a man who has no idea
Of what kind of milk
You drink

Or what kind of play
You're directing?

You're really lucky.

It's you, isn't it?

It's not dad that's
Asking me back home.
It's you.

I miss my brother, jack.

Especially when my life
Gets crazy

And I want somebody around
To share it with.

And that's not meant
To make you feel guilty,

And it's not meant
As a sympathetic plea.

It's just the truth.

Gorgeous.

It's the pollution.

Certain industrial pollutants
Make the moon appear
More vivid.

So right about now,
Some factory in boston

Probably just released something
Highly toxic into the air.

You know,
There was a time

When you'd
Just see the magic
In a sight like this.

Hmm. I still do.

It's just, you know,

Now I have a better sense
Of the reality behind the magic.

Can I ask you something?

Just for the record?

Yeah, sure. Fire away.

When we were dating
And I told you about...

Me, my past, um...

What was it that
You were scared of?

Well, I think anything
That we don't know
Or understand

Can scare us.

And I had certainly
Never known anyone

With your degree
Of life experience.

Add to that
That I was madly
Infatuated with you and...

And you have one very
Intimidated dawson leery.

Yeah.

Do you think that
Most other boys

Would react
The same way?

I'd love to say no,
But I--but honestly,
I don't know.

You can't know how anyone's
Going to react.

But I can tell you,
Just for the record,

That how I reacted was wrong.

And that now I can see that

The only thing more beautiful
Than jen lindley

Is the reality
Behind her magic.

And I feel sorry for any guy
Who's too insecure to see that.

Ok. Let's get that
Right up there.

Stacked a little there.

You got to build a teepee.

No, I'm telling you,
It's air space.

As long as you
Got an air vent--

Ok, guys,
Blow, blow, blow!

We are so going
To freeze.

You'll never get it started
With the hickory on the bottom.

May I?

Hickory is a glorious wood,
But it's a hard wood.

It'll never burn on its own.

Soft pine
Goes on the bottom,

Oak in the middle...

Hickory on top.

There we go.

Wow. I'm impressed.

You know, she churns
Her own butter, too.

Oh, I used to build a fire
After dinner every night

In the winter.

Jennifer's grandfather would
Sit in his leather chair,

Feet on ottoman,

And read to me.

Some nights we'd travel
With ahab in search
Of the great whale,

Some nights we'd float down
The perilous river
With huck and jim.

Nearly every night at some point
In our journey,

He'd fall asleep,
Chin on chest,
Book on lap,

Content.

You know you love someone
When you can spend
The entire night

Just sitting by the fire,
Watching them sleep.

Sounds like you
Loved him very much.

Love is the hardest of woods.

It takes a long, long time
To heat up,

But when it does...

God, it smells good
In here.

Hickory burning
In the hearth...

It smells like
46 years of my life.

They say that smell
Is the most powerful
Sense of recall

That we have.

It can bring back
All kinds of buried
Experiences.

Vanilla.

Still?

Every time I smell it.

Your father worked
In a restaurant

When we first
Started dating.

The franklin family fish house.

Every night after work,
When he would come
To pick me up,

He always smelled
Like vanilla.

I used to soak my hands in it
To alleviate the smell
Of the cod.

Phenylene-diamine...

It's the main chemical
Used to process film.

It reminds me
Of the first time

I ever opened
A film canister.

It's an intense smell.

At the time,
It smelled like possibility.

Mothballs.

I love the smell
Of mothballs.

No.

When class
Would get out at
The chapin school

In new york,

There was this old
Storage room

In the back
Of the auditorium that
The drama club used

To keep all their
Costumes and props in.

I would spend hours
In there,

Hiding under
Guinivere's skirt

Or wrapped in
Lady macbeth's cloak.

It always seemed like
No matter what had happened

Or how bad the day had been

Or how much I thought
I was falling apart,

There's nothing that could
Get to me in there.

Kickapoo juice.

Uh, it was this
Grape juice,

And they used to hand out
A cup of it

At the end of every day
At summer camp.

And the owner
Of the camp, mr. A.,

Made up that
Stupid name.

We all knew
It was hi-c.

This might sound
A little goofy,

But do you think
It's actually possible
To smell snow?

Absolutely.

Well, that's
My first memory then.

I don't know. I was maybe
2 or 3 years old,

But I just distinctly remember
Getting up on my tippytoes

So I could look through
This kind of half-open window

Ah the snow falling down
On the frozen creek.

I mean, everything just
Blanketed in stillness.

New car.
We'd go on these
Family trips,

And dad would always
Request a brand new
Rental car.

And, um, I guess
That smell just...

Reminds me of all of us
Traveling together

Down some big,
Open highway.

Bacon, sizzling, crackling,

Wafting into my bedroom
While I was still asleep,

Starting in my dreams
And coaxing me into awake.

God, I know that smell.

Mom?

Yeah.

See, every sunday,
When she didn't
Have to work,

She would make
Breakfast,

And I would
Find my way
Down the hallway

And stand next to her
By the stove

And we would talk
About school and boys

And we'd take
The pancake batter

And pour it into
Tiny molds shaped like
Pine trees and animals.

My mom always loved
To cook and take care
Of everyone

And hated working
At that bar every night.

She always told me
Not worry because...

Eventually, um,
She was going to make
Enough money

And she was going
To open up her very own,

Um, her very own
Bed and breakfast.

She obviously didn't
Get the chance

To see that dream
Happen.

So I thought I would
Give it a shot.

So, thank you, everyone,
For coming

And--and helping us.

You're the best fake guests
A girl could ask for.

But, really, you can all
Go home now.

Mr. Fricke...

I'm really sorry
This has been

Such a horrendous experience.

I, um, I realize
It's no 5-star b&b,

But I'm pretty sure
My mother would've loved it.

Is someone going to tell me
What's going on?

Hey! Want some coffee?

Can someone please
Get this lady
A cup of coffee?

I thought everyone
Was going home.

Well, you know,
You sleep late,
You miss a lot.

All right, you've
Done the bed thing.

Now it's time
For some breakfast.

Oh, thanks.

What are we
Doing here?

This is for you,
Mr. Fricke.

Thanks.

Good morning, everyone.

Morning!

Good morning, mr. Fricke.

Good morning.

You know, I know we still
Have a few kinks
To work out.

We'll probably never have

The fine linens
And gourmet food

That you're used to.

The heat didn't work
Last night.

But this is one
Of the warmest places
I've ever stayed.

And these pancakes

May be the best
In the county.

All right!

Hmmm.

What am I missing?

Why, whatever
Do you mean?

Well, for one thing,

Your pancakes are nowhere
Near this good, bessie.

Oh.

Then perhaps we should pay our
Compliments to the chef, huh?

What do you say?
Chef!

Chef, chef, chef, chef!

Chef, chef, chef!

Now, who here
Wants seconds?

Bodie!

What are you
Doing here?

What do you mean?

I wouldn't miss this
For the world.

I was up for hours
Last night,

Thinking about what you said
By the fire.

And I went up
To the attic--

Look, bessie--

Dad gave this to mom
For christmas 10 years ago.

We signed it
Over breakfast.

Her first guest.

How could I forget
Her dream?

You've had a few other
Things to worry about,
Bessie.

Like the lives
Of 2 kids.

To the potter b&b.

May it live long
And prosper.

Indeed!

Hear, hear!

Can I bother you?

Yeah.

You remember last night
Around the fire,

That whole nostalgia
Vanilla thing?

That brought back
Another memory.

The fish bistro.

Yeah.

Oh, how could I ever
Forget that pipe dream?

We thought that up
When you were pregnant
With dawson.

"Leery's fresh fish."

But you know what?

I think back
To that time now

Before the teaching
And the coaching.

That wasn't really
My dream at all.

It was yours.

Oh, I don't know
About that.

Well, I 'm not saying
That you bailed on it
Or anything.

It's not your fault
You were more successful
At doing something else.

Anyway, I know that
You're interviewing

With a lot
Of different stations
And everything, um...

But there is this
Little empty place

By the river.

Um, I came across it
The other day

And wrote
The number down.

Just in case you
Wanted to take
A look at it.

Thank you, mitch,

But that dream was
So very long ago.

Seems like yesterday
To me.

So this is why
You brought me here?

Henry, I just shared
With you all the events
Of my past,

A veritable laundry list
Of sexual crimes
And misdemeanors.

Yeah.

So--so you're not
Acting disgusted

Or self-righteous
Or intimidated

Or even agog.

Well, why would I be
Any of those things?

'cause that's how boys
Always react.

Whatever you did before

Is part of what makes you
Who you are.

I'm thankful for that.

Did you just say
What I think you said?

Whatever it was,

I think I did, yeah.

Who are you,
Henry parker?

Pacey, do you
Have any idea
What you're doing?

Well, I have put
A lens cap on before, yeah.

I meant...

In general.

I mean, everything's
Changing so rapidly.

I'm having trouble
Finding my bearings.

You know?

I'll second
That emotion.

You know, I...

I lay awake
At night on my bed

Staring at my walls,
Which are now blank,

Except for
My lennon poster,

Trying to imagine
The future.

And it's as blank
As the walls.

I mean, all
I can see is a past

That's barelyrecognizable anymore.

A perfect example,
You.

Me?

You've come through this
Whole metamorphosis.

You used to be glib
And predictable and...

And now--I thought
It was your relationship
With annie,

But now you're
Not with her,
You're still...

I guess what
I'm trying to say
Is thank you.

For what, man?

Doing what I asked
You to do--

Taking care of joey.

That. Well--

You really went
Above and beyond
The call.

You did something
Really special
For her.

I'm glad
She has you.

Let me tell you
Something, man.

It's no picnic, ok?

That potter girl,
She ain't easy, all right?

She's physically incapable
Of keeping her mouth shut

For more than 2 seconds
At a time.

She's got an opinion
About everything.

I mean, it's uncanny.

So any time you want
To jump back in there,

You just let me know,
Because I am eager to return

To our regularly scheduled
Programming.

That glib enough for you?

That'll do fine, pace.

♪ sunshine
All over the place ♪

♪ just put on a happy face ♪

Did you mix your
Red pills with your
Blue ones today?

I like that song.

Ahh.

Oh, just in time
To carry our bags.

Uh, listen.

I wanted to talk something
Through with you guys,

If you have a second.

Absolutely.
What is it?

Ok, uh...

Ahem!

Andie is, um...

Andie's giving me
The hard sell

About moving back home.

But what about your dad?

As much
As I thought it was,

My moving back home

Really doesn't have
Anything to do
With my dad.

He's not there
Half the time anyway.

It's about andie.

See, when you guys
Invited me last summer

To stay with you,

I didn't have anything.

Or anyone.

And it was so generous
Of both of you,

And it's not that you
Just offered me
A home, it...

It was the act
Of reminding me that
Somebody cared about me.

Even when I really didn't
Feel like I deserved it.

Now andie needs
To be reminded of that.

I'm her brother.

So, look, I-I-I'm sorry.

I don't want you guys
To think that I don't
Appreciate everything,

And every--
You did so much for me,
And I--

Go home, jack.

Go home.

Potter?

Potter, look,
I talked to the furnace guy.

He said he could come by
Tomorrow if he didn't...