Dawson's Creek

'Dawson's Creek' is a legendary teen series produced by The WB from 1998 to 2003. It is set in the fictional town of Capeside, Massachusetts, and tells the story of the evolution of Dawson Leery, a 16-year-old teenager who dreams of becoming a film director and whose greatest inspiration is Steven Spielberg.

Created by Kevin Williamson and produced by Sony Pictures Television, 'Dawson's Creek' had a total of six seasons and 128 episodes. The series became one of the biggest youth phenomena of the late 90s and early 2000s, which marked an entire generation with its introspective dialogues, its treatment of friendship, love, and identity, and its more thoughtful approach to teenage drama. Additionally, it served as a springboard for the careers of its stars, featuring a cast led by James Van Der Beek, Katie Holmes, Joshua Jackson, and Michelle Williams, later joined by Meredith Monroe, Kerr Smith, and Busy Philipps.

His best friend is Joey, a girl who is secretly in love with him. Everything will change when a girl named Jen arrives in town; she will become Dawson's neighbor, and he will fall madly in love with her. Despite being the newcomer in the group, Jen will quickly integrate with Dawson's friends, including Pacey, Dawson's best friend whom he has known since childhood.

Many changes and typical youth problems will arise in their lives, including studies, relationships, and future ambitions. In the following seasons, Andie and her brother Jack will join, and later, Audrey.