Episode Notes
Working Title: "Prelude To A Kiss"
Mary-Margaret Humes (Gale), John Wesley Shipp (Mitch), and Mary Beth Peil (Grams) do not appear in this episode.
Episode Quotes
Dawson: Joey, Joey, Joey, you bitter, cynical, jaded thing.
Joey: You used to be bitter and cynical, too. You were far more interesting.
Dawson: But now I choose magic.
Joey: (to Pacey) I'm gonna kill you. One night in your sleep, a slit throat maybe, or a screwdriver to your temple. Be ready!
Dawson: I've never met anyone like you before. You scare me.
Jen: I scare you?
Dawson: I love the way you scare me.
Pacey: I got a maybe-kind-of-sort-of date this evening.
Joey: Mmm ... who's the lucky farm animal tonight?
Joey: Clap hard Dawson. You may be Tinkerbell's last hope.
Pacey: What makes a woman horny?
Joey: Your polar opposite?
Anderson: My name's Anderson, Anderson Crawford.
Joey: Congratulations.
Anderson: So, you come with a name or just an attitude?
Joey: Just an attitude.
Anderson: And people find this charming?
Joey: I haven't asked.
Joey: Dawson! These movies aren't real. They're not kissing with their tongues. It's take 22. The girl's bored. The guy's gay. It's celluloid propaganda.
Episode Goofs
When Joey talks to Anderson outside of the Ice House, her apron disappears.
While talking to Anderson at the pier, Joey's arms change positions between shots.
Cultural References
Joey: Clap hard Dawson. You may be Tinkerbell's last hope.
Joey is making a reference to the Disney classic Peter Pan.
Nellie: Could someone please tell Tommy Tune back there that the discussion is limited to non-asinine ideas?
Tommy Tune is a Tony Award winning Broadway dancer, singer, choreographer, and director.