I love this episode. It's so good. It's just such a great idea, and everything I want to happen, eventually does. Well, most of it, anyway.
In this episode, Dawson, Joey, and Andie don't want to go to the mainstream prom, as they are upset that Jack can't bring another male as his date (how very 2000 of them), so they create their own unique event, the anti-prom. Dawson invites Joey to be his date, and tries to win her back, while trying to make Pacey jealous. Andie persuades Pacey to be her date, but it ends with him complaining about Dawson, and Joey, and Andie comforting him. Jen finds out that Henry is leaving Capeside for the Summer to go to a football camp in Ohio. Meanwhile, Gail, and Mitch celebrate their re-found romance.
Best part of the episode: The anti-prom.
Worst part of the episode: The committee of the regular prom's attitude.
Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Amazing.
In this episode, Dawson, Joey, and Andie don't want to go to the mainstream prom, as they are upset that Jack can't bring another male as his date (how very 2000 of them), so they create their own unique event, the anti-prom. Dawson invites Joey to be his date, and tries to win her back, while trying to make Pacey jealous. Andie persuades Pacey to be her date, but it ends with him complaining about Dawson, and Joey, and Andie comforting him. Jen finds out that Henry is leaving Capeside for the Summer to go to a football camp in Ohio. Meanwhile, Gail, and Mitch celebrate their re-found romance.
Best part of the episode: The anti-prom.
Worst part of the episode: The committee of the regular prom's attitude.
Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Amazing.
