EPISODE

11. Day Out of Days

Back in LA, Dawson is asked by the studio to direct re-shoots but is conflicted about being disloyal to his mentor. Meanwhile, Joey hasn't heard from Eddie since Christmas and finds his apartment empty; Pacey starts skipping work to spend time with Emma; Jen's insecurities as a peer counselor are compounded when C.J. is assigned to train her.

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On a Monday in January, Todd congratulates his cast and crew for completing principal photography on Wicked Dead. Tuesday Todd is confronted by the studio's demands for re-shoots and, despite Dawson's counsel of patience, refuses. Joey, who has not heard from Eddie since Christmas, finds Harley at Hell's Kitchen; she is now living with Hetson due to her mother's work priorities, and has cut classes. Pacey, lunching at a public aquarium near his work, runs into Emma. Jen begins training as a peer counselor under C.J. Jack and David go to get tested for STDs. Wednesday Joey lets Hetson know about his daughter's truancy, and he reacts defensively. Dawson arranges a meeting with studio executives to apologize for Todd's walkout, but finds himself hired as director for the reshoots. Thursday Dawson picks up Audrey, who has been partying her life away with her friend Jack Osbourne, from a beach in Malibu. Joey, escorting Harley, stakes out Eddie's apartment; she finds it abandoned. Pacey admits his misgivings about his job to Emma, who suggests he quit his job and watch the aquarium fish feeding with her. Friday Hetson apologizes to Joey for his hostility and hires her as Harley's babysitter and tutor. Pacey chooses his job, to Emma's disappointment. Jack and David are cleared of STDs and start to explore the physical side of their relationship. Jen successfully answers her first live counseling call. Dawson tracks down Todd and apologizes for stealing his job, but Todd is fine with it.

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