Audrey: True. E-mail is a far safer alternative at the moment. Eddie: Hey. Freeman: Ok.
[Scene: Hell's Kitchen. Guy: [Chuckles]
[Scene: Pop Culture Class. He closed topper. He doesn't know who you are. Jack McPhee. Joey finishes it very late in the night, and clicks the address book and goes to Dawson's email address, and yawns as she clicks, but accidentally selects Campus-broken-email-Worthington.edu, which was right above his name, and sends the email out to the entire campus.] Joey: That's all you have to say? Joey: You know, contrary to popular belief, I didn't send that e-mail to get feedback from you and everyone else, and I was kind of thinking that since I've been mocked for the better part of the day, maybe you could spare me and concentrate on your own deep unhappiness for a while. Not today. Pacey is in the middle of a very successful Phone conversation with a client compared to his earlier attempts.] Pacey: Rinaldi. Rich: Any luck? Rich: Good morning. Rich: No, you gotta work your way up here come on, do it fast. She begins to freak.] That there's a little extra credit assignment today. [Scene: Joey's Dorm room. [The student leaves]
Jack: Hey, professor freeman.
Plan: A: Joey; Q: Whose worst nightmare comes true when she accidentally sends a very personal e-mail to the entire student body? A: The next morning; Q: When does Joey's e-mail become the topic of all campus discussions? A: his students; Q: Who does Professor Hetson debate Joey's e-mail with? A: Jack; Q: Who tries to get to know Mark Freeman? A: Mark Freeman; Q: Who is Jack's cultural professor? A: Pacey; Q: Who closes a very important deal for the firm? A: his new job; Q: What is Pacey struggling to survive the first days of? A: his wheeling-dealing mentor; Q: Who does Rich Rinaldi take credit for Pacey's deal? A: Eddie; Q: Who convinces Joey to face any challenge that Hetson throws? A: the bartender; Q: What is Eddie's job at Hell's Kitchen? A: any weakness; Q: What does Eddie tell Joey to not show in the face of a challenge? A: James Van Der Beek; Q: Who only appears in the last scene of the episode? A: any lines; Q: What does James Van Der Beek not have in the episode? Summary: Joey's worst nightmare comes true when she accidentally sends a very personal e-mail she wrote for Dawson to the entire student body. The next morning, Joey's e-mail is the topic of virtually all campus discussions when Professor Hetson decides to debate it with his students. Meanwhile, Jack makes an attempt to get to know a little better his cultural professor, Mark Freeman, who pays no attention to Jack. Pacey, while struggling to survive the first days on his new job, closes a very important deal for the firm, which his wheeling-dealing mentor Rich Rinaldi takes full credit for. Eddie, a student in Joey's reading class, who also works as the bartender at Hell's Kitchen, persuades Joey to confront any challenge that Hetson throws and not show any weakness since Hetson thrives on it. James Van Der Beek only appears in the last scene of the episode, and doesn't have any lines.