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Dawson's Creek Trivia:

• The only character to appear in every one of the 128 episodes was Joey Potter (Katie Holmes).
• The Ice House restaurant burned at the end of the second season because the owners of the location used for filming did not wish to continue their association with the show—thus the building was written out of the program.
• Actress Meredith Monroe (Andie McPhee) shot scenes to be used in the series finale but they were not used because of time constraints.
• David Dukes, who died in 2000, last appeared in the fourth season episode "You Had Me At Good Bye", which saw the departure of Andie. The episode concluded with a title card "In Loving Memory. David Dukes, 1945-2000".
• A large number of episode titles were also those of films, e.g. "The Longest Day", "Hotel New Hampshire". Many were allusions to William Shakespeare, e.g. the finale, "All Good Things . . . Must Come to an End", "Two Gentlemen of Capeside".
• There was an incredible spike in the popularity of the name "Dawson" after the show premiered. According to the Social Security Administration, the name was the 744th most popular boys name in 1997 but lept to 198th in 1998 and 136th in 1999. It has since dropped to 204th in 2003.

Includes: All six seasons of the popular series in a collectible bound anthology book filled with photos and trivia! Includes a bonus disc with new DVD extras plus a CD with music from the series.

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The series starts when Cory is eleven years old and it ends when he is in his early twenties, although there are continuity errors, especially surrounding Cory's accelerated aging (for example, he serves three years of high school instead of four without explanation). It is one of the few television shows to take place primarily in the Philadelphia area, and makes multiple local references, including Cory's love for the Phillies and his brother Eric's attempts to get into Swarthmore College -- finally ending in he and most of the rest of the cast attending Pennbrook, an institution that appears to be a pastiche of Swarthmore and other Philly-area liberal arts colleges.

The show aired for seven seasons from 1993 to 2000.
The first 3 seasons are available on DVD.
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