TEXT: [The Potter B&B. Joey is sitting on the couch watching TV when Bessie walks into the room going through some mail.] Host: Katy Mangus, come on down! [Applause and music] Joey: Is that the mail? Bessie: No, Joey. Your grades haven't come yet. Joey: Believe me, grades are the furthest thing from my mind right now. Bessie: You can stop with the nonchalant attitude. I know it's driving you crazy. Joey: Actually, something else is driving me crazy. Bessie: Do you want to talk about it? Joey: Bess, stop bugging me. Bessie: I was talking about Dawson and Jen. Joey: Thank you so much for the reminder, Bess. Now if you don't mind, I would like to get back to enjoying my vacation. Bessie: You should enjoy your vacation, so why don't you get off the sofa and go do something fun? Joey: Just because I'm not in Daytona, participating in some wet t-shirt contest, doesn't mean I'm not having any fun. Bessie: Come on, Joey. When's the last time you did something wild? Joey: I'm wild quite frequently. Bessie: Letting your hair air-dry doesn't count. Joey: I'll run with the scissors later, ok? Bessie: Isn't there someone you can call? Joey: Maybe I'll call Dawson and Jen. Maybe not. [Knock on door] Bessie: hey. Pacey: Hey. I love this place. The Potter B&B. It seems like just yesterday I was dancing in the kitchen with Frederick Fricke. Joey: Aren't you supposed to be dancing in the kitchen with Danny Brecher? Pacey: No, I had to come into town and pick something up. How's the vacation going? Bessie: Behold the human vegetable. Joey: Actually, I'm having a wonderful time. I'm reading, relaxing, watching TV, and totally and completely enjoying myself. Pacey: Well, that's good to
SUMMARY:
Dawson's first day in his new film school arrives. Oliver (an acquaintance from the Hooksett festival) starts showing him around and wastes no time in asking Dawson to direct a movie he wrote. Reluctant to direct someone else's work, Dawson starts giving notes to Oliver on the script, and ends up accepting the job, thanks to Jen's incentive. Jen has problems of her own. Her current state of happiness from her relationship with Dawson is reflecting in her on-air performance. Now she has to go back to the sharp-tongued, edgy advice she used to give instead of the romantic, love-themed offerings. Elsewhere, Jack is on academic probation. Irritated, he goes out and has a few too many drinks, which results in a fight with his fraternity brothers.