Merry Mayhem is the 10th episode of Season 6 of Dawson's Creek.
Synopsis[]
CHRISTMAS DISASTER — The gang heads home for the holidays and gathers at Dawson's (James Van Der Beek) house for Christmas dinner. But as the celebration gets under way, Audrey (Busy Philipps) gets out of hand and threatens to ruin the Yuletide festivities. Meanwhile, Joey (Katie Holmes) and Eddie (Oliver Hudson) have a spat about where to spend Christmas; and Dawson confronts Natasha (Bianca Kajlich) about her night out with another guy.
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Quotes[]
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- It's really quite a shame, Dawson, because there'll be a day when you're old and grey and not even the Viagra's doing it for you anymore and you could've looked back fondly on that time you banged the living daylights out of that actress in your childhood bedroom while she still had her looks. But I guess that's what you get for thinking with your brain when you really should be thinking with your... well, I think you know
- —Natasha
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- Oh, you know, thanks for that, Gale, really, but I think I'm kind of just getting started here. Do any of you have any idea how incredibly hypocritical this whole little gathering is? I mean, I may be flying high on a pleasingly potent cocktail of vodka and painkillers and thank you, by the way, Gale, for the painkillers, but I seem to be seeing things a little bit clearer than any of you. Dawson. Pacey. You guys hate each other, don't you? You're never going to be able to... to mend this little rift that exists between the two of you, so why do you even bother with the charade? And Dawson and Joey. Here you are, both of you, all grown up and so very pleased with yourselves, and each with your little significant other by your side respectively and while, you know, I will give you that it does make for a pretty picture, the truth of the matter is you guys finally slept together, and you've never really dealt with it and neither of you are going to be able to have a relationship with anyone else until you just finally deal with your crap once and for all and as for you, Pacey, I am really sorry that Audrey Hepburn next to you broke your heart all those years ago, and it's prevented you from ever fully committing to an adult relationship, but you know what? Just grow up. Merry Christmas, scum suckers. Peace Out
- —Audrey
Locations[]
Trivia[]
- Natasha reveals that she slept with her costar and that her and Dawson were just having fun and she did not love him.
- Audrey crashes Pacey's new car into the Leery house but Pacey takes the blame.
- Jack is not present at the Christmas gathering because he is in Europe with Andie and his dad.
PRODUCTION NOTES
BROADCAST
- The episode was watched by 3.94 million people upon its original airing on the WB.[4]
Films[]
- WATCHED
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- REFERENCED
- West Side Story (1961)
- Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991)
- Joe Dirt (2001)
Music[]
- love came down at christmas | SHAWN COLVIN[5]
- joey invites eddie to capeside
- rockin' around the christmas tree | LYNSEY BARTILSON[6]
- joey packs
- wild christmas | CHRIS TROUSDALE[7]
- dawson and natasha make out
- have yourself a merry little christmas | MARY BETH MAZIARZ[8]
- christmas morning at potter b&b
- rockin' around the christmas tree | BRENDA LEE[9]
- audrey talks to mike potter
- windy nights | SHAWN COLVIN[10]
- everyone arrives at the leery house
- jingle bells | BOOKER T. & THE M.G.'S[11]
- todd gives a toast
- like an alien | BIONICA
- audrey drives into the house
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Notes and references[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Final appearances of Bodie Wells and Mike Potter on the series
- ↑ Ask Jason #200
- ↑ Ask Jason #201
- ↑ Ratings Ryan — Dawson's Creek (WB): Ratings Recap
- ↑ Replaced on DVD and streaming with "Christmas Magic" by Dee Dee O'Malley
- ↑ Replaced on DVD and streaming with "The Bells" by Universal Honey
- ↑ Replaced on DVD and streaming with "Best Christmas Ever" by Universal Honey
- ↑ Replaced on DVD and streaming with "Please Come Home For Christmas" by Tanya Anton
- ↑ Replaced on DVD and streaming with Unknown
- ↑ Replaced on DVD and streaming with "That's What Xmas Means To Me" by Amy Sky
- ↑ Replaced on DVD and streaming with "Jingle Bells" by Phil Sillas