Season 6 is a sure bet compared to last season. And season 4, even. It's the last, and from the first episode, you have that all new and improved feeling about the show. It's like a new season 3. Unaltered guilty pleasure, with a pinch of heavy handed drama. But it's far more entertaining than what they had to offer previously. The Dawson and Joey love story reached a dead end. When ironically, it's Joey the immature one who hasn't worked on herself, and keeps finding things to blame on Dawson. They just got back together, what was she expecting? And the rest of the group are being very critical and maybe some viewers/writers inner voice, about this whole situation. First half is my favorite, but the second helps setting the record straight. This season is my favorite since the third, and has a lot of cool episodes like Living Dead Girl, Spiderwebs, All The Right Moves, Castaways and Lovelines, to name a few. And offered the series a well deserved send off, with nods, throwbacks and returning casts. Some of the key songs are still missing, but at least, the No Doubt concert was kept intact...
Review of The Song Remains the Same
