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Dawson: Good ol' fashioned father-son fishing trip. Dawson and Pacey go up to see...they turn around. Leery? *
Jen: Yeah, um, yeah, she's doing a newsreport on teenage girls as the new consumer phenomenon. *Mitch laughs. *Dawson storms off as we go to a pan across the top of the boat with Pacey in the crow's nest holding up a sign that reads '53' to a nearby boat. But how could you forget to tell me? *
Abby: Mrs. Gail is interviewing the girls. Cut to Jen, Joey, Gail, Andie, and the camera man in a dimly lit living room. He's not here. Jack: Here! *
Andie: Abby? *Cut to Pacey and his father. *John walks away and Pacey sighs and sits down on a crate.
Plan: A: The gang; Q: Who explores uncharted waters when Dawson and Pacey go on a father-son fishing trip? A: Pacey; Q: Who invites Jack along on a fishing trip? A: Pacey's critical and abusive father; Q: Who is Sheriff John Witter? A: tensions; Q: What does Pacey and Jack's fishing trip cause? A: a reluctant Dawson; Q: Who does Jack try to make amends with? A: a day; Q: How long does Jen spend with Gail? A: the consumer world; Q: What world do the girls report on? A: the opportunity; Q: What does Abby not pass up to insult and provoke conflicts and tension between Mrs. Leery and the girls? Summary: The gang explores uncharted waters when Dawson and Pacey go on a father-son fishing trip with Mitch Leery and Pacey's critical and abusive father, Sheriff John Witter, who uses the trip to tell Pacey how useless he is. But tensions really begin to rise when Pacey invites Jack along, who tries to make amends with a reluctant Dawson. Meanwhile, Jen, Joey, Andie and Abby spend a day with Gail doing a report on teenage girls in the consumer world with Abby naturally not passing up the opportunity to insult and provoke conflicts and tension between Mrs. Leery and the girls.