He had one the best lines in the show. After Mitch found out his wife was cheating I love when he told her "Don't You Cry!" And she sucked them tears. He said "You don't get to cry." That was gold for me.
And remember how he was treated, when his wife kept trying to get back with him. Everybody acted like he should have sucked it up and gave him, that he was wrong for still being mad and should have just forgave. That was interesting
@@miragexl007 he was prolly the best actor on the show, I remember Dawson wanted him to get over Gayle cheating on him n I remember every dude at school who watched the show (which was 90%) were like tf is wrong with Dawson!?
I can not BELIEVE that the actors who played Dawson’s parents were not invited to the reunion (I believe People magazine put together?). That was SUCH a disappointment to fans! Their storylines were very pertinent, and some of my favorites on the show.
Couldn't agree more. I liked Busy Phillips' character for the most part, but would not have wanted to see her in the reunion as much as the original cast/parents. That was an odd choice
Yea they were personally pretty darn upset about it too. They had grams there- why wouldn’t they have invited everyone? Just seems rude. It’s not the casts fault- clearly it was an oversight by Entertainment Weekly. That’s who did it- not people. Not like it matters. I would love for them to do a real reunion, or even a reboot or something like that. They literally were the beginning of an era of cult classics for younger kids.
@@amywells5525 She was definitely an odd choice. She was only in the show as an adjacent character to Joey and Pacey. She should not have been there esp since the parents were not. It is odd they left them out.
Mitch Leery will forever in my eyes be the best, most supportive tv dad. I just remember being in awe of his character even though I was only 14. I cried so much when they killed him off. Just like Jen, it felt so cruel because they had small children and all the happiness in the world to look forward to. It broke me.
I've erased him being gone from my memory. I watched every episode from pilot to end. I remember that Dawson's was theeee topic of conversation as soon as it aired and most definitely the next day at school.
But at the same time, that's kinda how life goes. Family members and friends get taken for us randomly sometimes and I liked that realistic quality to it. I kinda just feel like they killed Jenn off because they knew she didn't want to constantly be asked about it, as she was already getting crazy popular in her movies by the end. "No, I won't come on any spin-off" type thing?
@@steviem8117 No, I totally disagree with that. They killed her in finale episode. Whether they killed her or not, there wouldn't be any spin offs. So I don't think it had anything to do with that. KW explained why Jen was killed. If anything I think Michelle wasn't thrilled how Jen was treated during the show. But I do agree with the reality of the ending. It was really sad, but it's reality that we lose people.
No doubt. I've always enjoyed his work. I was disappointed years before Dawson's Creek when The Flash starring John got canceled. I will say this as a straight male, this dude ages like fine wine. May all of us be that lucky.
Wow, you can really tell how cool a guy John Wesley Shipp is by how he is always trying to talk about how cool other people are. Humble and curious are a great set of qualities in a person.
Yeah, I thought so too. I was always kinda bored by Mitch but this video is pretty nostalgic and sweet when he talks about the memories so eloquently. You can tell he felt like he was a good mentor to them and based on the fact that none of them are truly, 100% out of the spotlight like so many other shows, the critical four characters are all still in the business in different ways. I agree with what he said that filming in Wilmington went a long way for them to bond and that closeness really did transfer onto the TV screen.
That was amazing to watch. This is how interviews should be like. Michael really lets his guests shine. He somehow manages to jump in the conversation just enough to make it a conversation but not to steal a spotlight. John is a very good storyteller. Its written on his face how patinate he is about acting and his projects. Great work.
I love what he says here about the dialogue, which everyone uses as a lazy critique of the show. No, teenagers don’t talk like that, but they WISH they could. I can definitely relate to that. I definitely thought I was smarter than I actually was, as most teens do. I imagine the dialogue being like one of those memes that’s like : what you hear yourself saying in your head vs what you actually say.
Really liked how John handled himself here. I fully expected him to take James’ side, since they worked together the most and played father and son, etc. But he played it cool, and (more or less) said, “Josh was snappy and James was more cerebral. Too different styles.” Also it sounds like the love triangle stuff happened offscreen as well, and Michael tries really hard to fish for more, but John pivoted lol.
I love John Wesley Shipp and I’m glad he’s still on The Flash from time to time. He really makes me even more proud to be a fan of The Flash. What a really nice guy. I’ve been a fan ever since The Neverending Story Part 2.
He’s right ! Dawson’s creek aired when I was 15 years of age back in 98. & the thing that struck me was how the teens on the show talked, there vocabulary… & I loved it ! Although it’s true, generally teens don’t talk like that. But I loved everybody on that show. I always thought Mitch leery was a total DILF. I had a Huge crush on him & I still say, John Wesley Shipp is still fantastic looking too date and I’m 39 years old now!!! I loved everybody & still have the Dawson’s creek complete boxset now :)
Sounds stupid but love seeing JWS cuz it feels like Mitch is still alive to me and I just like the idea that him and Gail are growing old together. If anyone, Mitch deserved a happy ending
No doubt. I just finished watching Joey's Creek. Something's just kind of disgusted me.. Joey being one of them which started in season 2.. That's another story. Didn't like Mitch dying. But he deserve to be happy above anybody.
@@duayeankirkpatrick8270 Because dawson kept getting kicked to the curb, when they actually got to gether an slept together, shes like meh an took off lol, Poor dawson never got the girl in the end
I see that John Wesley Shipp is in a show and I watch it. I always like the characters and now I know why. He is an intelligent man and understands the process of creation so well.
It's been many years since I've watched Dawson's Creek, I'd say possibly last time was 2001 perhaps? I'll never forget John Wesley Shipp's sudden exit from the show. 😔
Just started watching DC last year, a friend found it on Netflix, He asked me to come watch it with him and I'd say, no, sounds lame. Well, a week later I came to visit and he had it on, After watching one episode I asked him to start from the beginning 😄Needless to say I simply loved that series and was very very sad it ended! And disappointed Dawson and Joey didn't end up together 😒 😪
I was disappointed that she ended up with one of them at all. I identified with her as a girl who had mostly male friends, but never wanted to date any of them. Yet, there was always that outside pressure or expectation. . . I was hoping Joey would show the world that it's perfectly acceptable for straight girls to have straight male friends without romance/sexual awkwardness.
Dawson's creek will always have a place in my heart. When he said about kids wanting to speak like that...he was right! I remember using certain quotes on my MSN 😅😂
I don't think there was a real drama. It was a natural progression of the show. The only thing I could think of was JVDB really was not invested in Season 5-6, it is significantly more evident in Season 6 and the show was named after his character but as you know it went from "Dawson's Creek" to "Joey's College Years"...They were really outgrowing their characters so it was just natural for everyone to end it...and it did at a good moment. Had they go on with further seasons it would've been worse.
John Welsey Shipp has been one of my favourite guest spots over the last 7 seasons of Flash.His scenes lend instant credibility to the show, that can sometimes be just "meh' for me.
I completely invested in Dawson’s Creek. Watched it every Wednesday on the WB. I also fell in love with my childhood best friend at the time (he had no clue lol) so this show helped me. Truly a masterpiece!!
That show was so cool. Him and Amanda Pays (and Julio, too but I don't know his name) were GREAT. Unfortunately the show fizzled it out, but NOT because of the actors.
I extra’d in the shows fourth season. My mark was right next to Michelle and Josh’s mark. Josh kept doing that thing where you snap your fingers and make a fist in your palm. After hour three, I wanted to reach over and smack him. 🤣 nice guy but CHILL OUT. (and yes I know he’s add)
i loved it from the beginning because at the time i was about the same age, and i actually did talk like that at times. my cousin would always ask me "Why do you talk like you're on college?" i blame the vocabulary on my parents. LOL
I also talked like that at that age as well, lol. I was honor roll student and very well read. Was also mature for my age. But, didn't look like a nerd and people didn't see me as one. I knew when to tone down the vocab around my friends, lol.
"Kids don't talk like that." "Maybe not but they'd like to." Hell yeah! Love that. That was me as a kid. I studied the dictionary like it was people magazine. Largely thanks to Dawson's Creek and a deep-seated affinity for vocabulary.
@@0Aberration same here. It would have been impossible at the time Keaton was a movie actor and the flash guy was a tv actor. Hey but now times are different and their is huge money that can be made from comic book crossover movies
I imagine it was Jeffrey Jones or Craig T Nelson - 1999 Devils Advocate came out. The only other movie to come out in that time frame with Pacino is Any Given Sunday and I can't imagine it was James Woods , Matthew Modine or Dennis Quaid
The young couples were great. I cried along with every scene I've got watched. My favorite young couple were Dawson and Joey. Jen wanted to be there for Dawson. Joey shut out Dawson and let him go to be with Jack is okay as well he went through a lot with his but still not my favorite character.Love that Jen keep fighting for him especially all what he was going through. Joey new Dawson as friend for years. Jack is okay he went through a lot. Someone who knew Joey for years as best friends was cheerful for me. I love how Pacey kept cheering up his girlfriend when she is going through so much. I never stopped loving this episode and I am watching it now again. I remembered they had cut off an unfinished scene and I was sad that I couldn't get to finish watch it. I can now 😢❤
I know that it's based on the Kevin William's upbringing in North Carolina, but it felt SO MUCH like Cape Cod. I love that Berlanti still works with many people from from his old shows. Debra Mooney (from Everwood) was astonishing on "Batwoman", and I'm holding out hope that John Beasley at some point plays an alternate earth father of Joe West.
@@Nostalgic90s765 I'm saying that some shows capture their Massachusetts settings better than others. With Raising Dad, Cheers, and Clipped, you get rough ideas based on context clues. Fringe (and moreover A Million Little Things) capture the locale better. Crossing Jordan came very close, but the city morgue isn't in the Customs House, and if the Red Line (crossing over from Cambridge) jumped the tracks, it would've ended up in a lane of traffic on the Longfellow rather than in the Esplanade.
I saw the show dube in Spanish when growing up in my country and now as an adult in English and is so much different however in both languages still beautiful
I agree. Teenagers didn’t talk like that and that was very irritating when I first started watching. However I got completely hooked anyway and watched until the very end. And when they put all seasons on Netflix I binged through it again. Twice. It was a phenomenal show.
I know, just finish the whole series. We just laughed at the Burbage that was used. And we started calling at Joey's Creek after the ending of the second season. We got so tired of Joey's character she wasn't is sickening. I didn't remember that
That's so true the statement about kids talking like that I was 8th and 9th grade when Dawson's Creek debuted and I was just like them (not really lol) word of the day vocabulary being used, just trying to be older than I was, pretentious, in a good way with all my friends doing similar things. A few black kids that went to private school in a urban city like Philly you weren't the only ones
Busy talks about DC in her book, and said she got along with Katie, but they didn’t spend much time together offscreen. She said she was kind of a loner.
If this was made today it wouldn't get past the 1st season as it really wasn't great. The writing wasn't overly impressive and the last season was a mess and yet it has an addictive quality and pacy was a great character that led the show.
He was such a good character on the show. Kinda wished he lived on the show and Gale was the one who left. Gale's story pretty much hit a wall after the affair was resolved. But Mitch had more possibilities
Does anyone else not remember the dad by face? like I recognize the actor but I would have never guessed he was the dad on dawsons creek unless he said so.
It was weird for me to watch it years later when it was on Netflix. Because I liked Joey years ago, and when I watched it recently I didn't like her character. I thought she was very whiney.
I felt the same. Originally watching it when I was probably 10/11, and then rewatching it a few months ago. Interesting how your perspective changes so much as you age without actually realizing it.
I agree with you 💯 IMO Joey is the most selfish character on the show. I absolutely hate how she treated Dawson through out the show. She toyed with his heart one to many times. I always shipped Dawson/Joey over Pacey/Joey but re watching the show and I think Dawson deserved better than Joey. He deserved someone who was going to love him and stand by his side no matter what. Joey never did that. For example she falls in love with him in season 1, Dawson chooses Joey over Jen in season 2,Joey and Dawson date for a few episodes,Joey breaks up with Dawson to date Jack,She dates Dawson again late season 2 then blames him for his father going back to jail then disappears, then comes back in season 3 tries to seduce Dawson he rejects it because Joey hurt him,then she falls for Dawson’s best friend Pacey and chooses Pacey over him. Also she lied to Dawson about have sex with Pacey. She did so many things that pissed me off. I think Joey craved attention and drama. Thats why I loved Jen she was the best female character on the show. Jen and Dawson were my favorites. I liked Pacey too but sometimes he could be a bit douchy.
Joey was selfish and Dawson was whiney..Pacey was aggressive and insecure and Jen was a free spirit lol but Jen and Pacey have had the most character development ever!
Funny, we just got done watching Joey's Creek. I watched a few episodes back then, I'd like to join. Probably because I thought she was cute flash very cute picture. And I guess that's what they focused on but this time around watching with my girls and just finishing it, we hated Joey's character since season 2 sometime. Ugh. Absolutely heater by the end. So many stupid Avenues, all the boys chasing after her time and time again with her throwing them off so many times. That among other things. Just awful
Random AF, but: does anyone remember the spin-off from Dawson's Creek (Young Americans) with random, out-of-nowhere "Pacey's old childhood friend, Will" spins through Capeside before his new WB show started - he was a dude who was on a date with Andie when Pacey/Joey got busted secretly outside Dawson's front door? Anyway, Will left Capeside bc Dawson was bein' a little bitch to J/P and making her choose! Anyway, Will peaced the hell out of there and settled in at some boarding school with Ian Somerhalder - and the female leads were Kate Bosworth and Katherine Moennig. I remember liking it quite a bit (no Dawson's Creek, but I think it aired in the summer so I clearly watched) but it didn't make it very far, maybe 2 seasons? Another WB fail I remember was Jack and Jill which is how I first discovered Sarah Paulson. Gosh, I'm old.
It was called Young Americas which starred a young Kate Bosworth, Katherine Moennig, Mark Famiglietti, Ian Somerhalder and Rodney Scott as Will who was the character that was in a couple of episodes of DC to pave the way for the spin off. Unfortunately it only lasted one series/season even though (in my opinion) it was an interesting enough show that should have continue on at least for another couple of series/seasons especially as the show got left on a bit of a cliffhanger.
I found the dialogue in the pilot episode to be atrociously bad. So bad I was like, "This show is terrible!" So I didn't tune in the next week, but I did watch the season finale which got me hooked on the show.
Just got done watching the whole thing of Joey's Creek. OMG, the daughters and I got so sick of Joey's character in so many ways. We very much missed Dawson's dad, and didn't agree with how everybody thought he was bad for not forgiving and forgetting about the affair for a while. But then things got better, they got together, and then killed them off? Interesting.
He had one the best lines in the show. After Mitch found out his wife was cheating I love when he told her "Don't You Cry!" And she sucked them tears. He said "You don't get to cry." That was gold for me.
OMG the memories. Thanks for that.
@@rei__tv frrrrrr
And remember how he was treated, when his wife kept trying to get back with him. Everybody acted like he should have sucked it up and gave him, that he was wrong for still being mad and should have just forgave. That was interesting
Mitch be spittin fire
@@miragexl007 he was prolly the best actor on the show, I remember Dawson wanted him to get over Gayle cheating on him n I remember every dude at school who watched the show (which was 90%) were like tf is wrong with Dawson!?
Absolutely loved Dawson's Creek. 2000's was a great time for television; Dawson's, Buffy, Smallville - it was brilliant growing up with these shows.
Yesss it truly was
Absolutely true! Absolutely!!!!! I am so grateful for being teen back then watching all these amazing shows compared to the shows now.
DAWSONS CREEK came out in 98
feel the same way
It was a great era. Kids weren't worried about politics like they are today. PRE social media.
I can not BELIEVE that the actors who played Dawson’s parents were not invited to the reunion (I believe People magazine put together?). That was SUCH a disappointment to fans! Their storylines were very pertinent, and some of my favorites on the show.
Couldn't agree more. I liked Busy Phillips' character for the most part, but would not have wanted to see her in the reunion as much as the original cast/parents. That was an odd choice
Yea they were personally pretty darn upset about it too. They had grams there- why wouldn’t they have invited everyone? Just seems rude. It’s not the casts fault- clearly it was an oversight by Entertainment Weekly. That’s who did it- not people. Not like it matters. I would love for them to do a real reunion, or even a reboot or something like that. They literally were the beginning of an era of cult classics for younger kids.
@@amywells5525 She was definitely an odd choice. She was only in the show as an adjacent character to Joey and Pacey. She should not have been there esp since the parents were not. It is odd they left them out.
Exactly! I have random theories for why they asked her to come but none of them excuse why the parents weren’t asked back also. Again, just odd haha
I liked that they did it but I was lost in why they’d include busy Phillips but not the parents !
Mitch Leery will forever in my eyes be the best, most supportive tv dad. I just remember being in awe of his character even though I was only 14. I cried so much when they killed him off. Just like Jen, it felt so cruel because they had small children and all the happiness in the world to look forward to. It broke me.
I've erased him being gone from my memory. I watched every episode from pilot to end. I remember that Dawson's was theeee topic of conversation as soon as it aired and most definitely the next day at school.
@@vp-oe1em Yesss that's definitely true, we used to discuss every new episode at school! Good old times...
But at the same time, that's kinda how life goes. Family members and friends get taken for us randomly sometimes and I liked that realistic quality to it. I kinda just feel like they killed Jenn off because they knew she didn't want to constantly be asked about it, as she was already getting crazy popular in her movies by the end. "No, I won't come on any spin-off" type thing?
@@steviem8117 No, I totally disagree with that. They killed her in finale episode. Whether they killed her or not, there wouldn't be any spin offs. So I don't think it had anything to do with that. KW explained why Jen was killed. If anything I think Michelle wasn't thrilled how Jen was treated during the show. But I do agree with the reality of the ending. It was really sad, but it's reality that we lose people.
No doubt. I've always enjoyed his work. I was disappointed years before Dawson's Creek when The Flash starring John got canceled. I will say this as a straight male, this dude ages like fine wine. May all of us be that lucky.
Wow, you can really tell how cool a guy John Wesley Shipp is by how he is always trying to talk about how cool other people are. Humble and curious are a great set of qualities in a person.
#GoodGuyMitch
Hrs had an awesome career
So true, love guys like this 👌🏼
I still rewatch Dawson’s Creek every couple years.
Same!
Same I rewatch it almost every year.
Currently rewatching
The bond between Mitch and Dawson were to me the best moments of the show. We Could feel how much Mitch loved and was proud of his kid…
Man, he is a great story teller! I could listen to him talk about Dawson's Creek for hours.
Someone please make this happen.
I was just thinking the same thing
What a great guy! You can literally see him smiling as he relives moments from those days. Thank you for posting this!
Yeah, I thought so too. I was always kinda bored by Mitch but this video is pretty nostalgic and sweet when he talks about the memories so eloquently. You can tell he felt like he was a good mentor to them and based on the fact that none of them are truly, 100% out of the spotlight like so many other shows, the critical four characters are all still in the business in different ways. I agree with what he said that filming in Wilmington went a long way for them to bond and that closeness really did transfer onto the TV screen.
That was amazing to watch. This is how interviews should be like. Michael really lets his guests shine. He somehow manages to jump in the conversation just enough to make it a conversation but not to steal a spotlight. John is a very good storyteller. Its written on his face how patinate he is about acting and his projects. Great work.
I love what he says here about the dialogue, which everyone uses as a lazy critique of the show. No, teenagers don’t talk like that, but they WISH they could. I can definitely relate to that. I definitely thought I was smarter than I actually was, as most teens do. I imagine the dialogue being like one of those memes that’s like : what you hear yourself saying in your head vs what you actually say.
Really liked how John handled himself here. I fully expected him to take James’ side, since they worked together the most and played father and son, etc. But he played it cool, and (more or less) said, “Josh was snappy and James was more cerebral. Too different styles.” Also it sounds like the love triangle stuff happened offscreen as well, and Michael tries really hard to fish for more, but John pivoted lol.
I love John Wesley Shipp and I’m glad he’s still on The Flash from time to time. He really makes me even more proud to be a fan of The Flash. What a really nice guy. I’ve been a fan ever since The Neverending Story Part 2.
He comes off as so down to earth and class act
YOu can see him looking at the memories in the past, and the fact that he remembers everyone´s name just make it solid too...
He’s right ! Dawson’s creek aired when I was 15 years of age back in 98. & the thing that struck me was how the teens on the show talked, there vocabulary… & I loved it ! Although it’s true, generally teens don’t talk like that. But I loved everybody on that show. I always thought Mitch leery was a total DILF. I had a Huge crush on him & I still say, John Wesley Shipp is still fantastic looking too date and I’m 39 years old now!!! I loved everybody & still have the Dawson’s creek complete boxset now :)
Total DILF and I was in my early 20’s when Dawson’s Creek aired. The show means a lot to me even now so everyone did a good job.
Seeing john wesley shipp still working makes me happy. He will always be MY flash. 🤘
Sounds stupid but love seeing JWS cuz it feels like Mitch is still alive to me and I just like the idea that him and Gail are growing old together. If anyone, Mitch deserved a happy ending
Exactlyyy
No doubt. I just finished watching Joey's Creek. Something's just kind of disgusted me.. Joey being one of them which started in season 2.. That's another story. Didn't like Mitch dying. But he deserve to be happy above anybody.
@@miragexl007 omg I call it Joey's creek too!
JWS didn’t want to do the show anymore. That’s why they did it
@@duayeankirkpatrick8270 Because dawson kept getting kicked to the curb, when they actually got to gether an slept together, shes like meh an took off lol, Poor dawson never got the girl in the end
Dawson's Creek was my favourite show when I was in high school. I need a rewatch for some nostalgia.
Be warned they changed the theme song for streaming platforms.
@@dac6157 I've heard! How sad, that was iconic. 😔
im at it again and again, just hard to move on haha epic love triangle 💟💟💟
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If you haven't yet, you should do one of these with Joshua Jackson - and if your can, get some questions in about Fringe! :)
Yeah the fact that they knew each other should help!
I see that John Wesley Shipp is in a show and I watch it. I always like the characters and now I know why. He is an intelligent man and understands the process of creation so well.
It's been many years since I've watched Dawson's Creek, I'd say possibly last time was 2001 perhaps? I'll never forget John Wesley Shipp's sudden exit from the show. 😔
The ice cream incident LOL
@@joeypotter6051 That was so ridiculous. Lmao.
I love how the cast cares for each other! This show meant everything to them, and so for us :)
Just started watching DC last year, a friend found it on Netflix,
He asked me to come watch it with him and I'd say, no, sounds lame.
Well, a week later I came to visit and he had it on,
After watching one episode I asked him to start from the beginning 😄Needless to say I simply loved that series and was very very sad it ended!
And disappointed Dawson and Joey didn't end up together 😒 😪
I was too, but Dawson is too emotional for Joey🙄😂 she clicked better with Pacey
Yeah, I was so disappointed too❣️😢
So you basicly friendzoned that guy friend 😂 he is your emotional tampon aka gay friend 😂 poor guy. I bet he is really into you.
I was disappointed that she ended up with one of them at all. I identified with her as a girl who had mostly male friends, but never wanted to date any of them. Yet, there was always that outside pressure or expectation. . . I was hoping Joey would show the world that it's perfectly acceptable for straight girls to have straight male friends without romance/sexual awkwardness.
@@ra.belberg4 it IS acceptable for straight girls to have straight male friends. Duh. That's always been ok. I was the same. Nobody cared.
Mitch is in my top five favorite Dawson's Creek characters.
What a great character, great father.
I just recently started binge watching Dawson’s Creek on Tubi…I was so hurt when Mitch had that accident.
Inside of You is one brilliant programme 👌
Dawson's creek will always have a place in my heart. When he said about kids wanting to speak like that...he was right! I remember using certain quotes on my MSN 😅😂
I don't think there was a real drama. It was a natural progression of the show. The only thing I could think of was JVDB really was not invested in Season 5-6, it is significantly more evident in Season 6 and the show was named after his character but as you know it went from "Dawson's Creek" to "Joey's College Years"...They were really outgrowing their characters so it was just natural for everyone to end it...and it did at a good moment. Had they go on with further seasons it would've been worse.
Well, Joshua Jackson and Katie Holmes did date while on the show, they did break up and it might not have been mutual
@@molasorrosalom4846 Yeah but that was early on. That definitely did not lead to its ending
Not once did James phone in his performance imo. Agreed on the rest.
@@arturocas90
I mean, how long should the show have lasted? It ran its course, and the actors/actresses moved on to bigger roles
@@molasorrosalom4846 That’s what I’m saying :-) it ended at the right time
John Welsey Shipp has been one of my favourite guest spots over the last 7 seasons of Flash.His scenes lend instant credibility to the show, that can sometimes be just "meh' for me.
I completely invested in Dawson’s Creek. Watched it every Wednesday on the WB. I also fell in love with my childhood best friend at the time (he had no clue lol) so this show helped me. Truly a masterpiece!!
My favorite live action Barry Allen Flash, always.
"I'll be there in a...Flash."
That show was so cool. Him and Amanda Pays (and Julio, too but I don't know his name) were GREAT. Unfortunately the show fizzled it out, but NOT because of the actors.
@@davidm4566 Alex Desert played Julio. He later played Mr. Williams on Boy Meets World
I cried so hard qhen he was killed in Dawson's Creek. Then he was killed again in The Flash. That scene was heartbreaking. Instant tears 😭😭😭😭
He was also killed off in Teen Wolf too 😭 poor guy can’t catch a break
The way they threw his character and the whole universe away in the current "Flash" tv show was not cool.
@@aprilnoel dammit I haven't finished teen wolf yet 😂😂. I'll just wait a while til I forget again💀
Lol yeah James was very 'cerebral' and intense, Josh was a goofball and liked to adlib his lines as much as possible, no wonder they didn't get along
josh and james live together there first year, james kept the house perfect clean, josh was a mess,
I extra’d in the shows fourth season. My mark was right next to Michelle and Josh’s mark. Josh kept doing that thing where you snap your fingers and make a fist in your palm. After hour three, I wanted to reach over and smack him. 🤣 nice guy but CHILL OUT. (and yes I know he’s add)
He gave such a good interview!
The dad he didn't want to mention... Gotta be the dad on 90210...😂
That’s the first show that came to
my mind when he said he wouldn’t mention it.
I love him. He’s awesome 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
i loved it from the beginning because at the time i was about the same age, and i actually did talk like that at times. my cousin would always ask me "Why do you talk like you're on college?" i blame the vocabulary on my parents. LOL
I also talked like that at that age as well, lol. I was honor roll student and very well read. Was also mature for my age. But, didn't look like a nerd and people didn't see me as one. I knew when to tone down the vocab around my friends, lol.
The original flash. I loved that show!
Who ever the actor was that said "kids don't talk like that"...was 100% ccorrect
"Kids don't talk like that." "Maybe not but they'd like to."
Hell yeah! Love that. That was me as a kid. I studied the dictionary like it was people magazine. Largely thanks to Dawson's Creek and a deep-seated affinity for vocabulary.
Urban legend was a classic late 90s early 00s horror movie
We need this guy with Michael Keaton together as Batman and Flash!
Whenever I read the Dark Knight Returns comics, their voices are the ones I hear in my head for Batman and The Flash.
I so wanted to see them team up when I was a kid in 1990
@@0Aberration same here. It would have been impossible at the time Keaton was a movie actor and the flash guy was a tv actor. Hey but now times are different and their is huge money that can be made from comic book crossover movies
Michael Rosenbaum! Yours/ your dogs death scene in Urban Legend haunts me to this day as a 31 y /o 😫
I imagine it was Jeffrey Jones or Craig T Nelson - 1999 Devils Advocate came out. The only other movie to come out in that time frame with Pacino is Any Given Sunday and I can't imagine it was James Woods , Matthew Modine or Dennis Quaid
Great interview
I feel stupid because I absolutely forgot he was part of that cast and now that episode with Barry with the old theme makes so much more sense
He’s such a nice guy. I hate that the tv parents weren’t at the reunion, people magazine got that so wrong!!
I'd like to see all the other actors from Dawson's Creek come on the show, it would be good to hear from them
Oh my God I love you John Wesley ! I watch Dawson's Creek from start to end on loop on Netflix. I can't stop!
Glad to hear his words, love that they accompanied James to the premiere. Seems like a solid dude.
The young couples were great. I cried along with every scene I've got watched. My favorite young couple were Dawson and Joey. Jen wanted to be there for Dawson. Joey shut out Dawson and let him go to be with Jack is okay as well he went through a lot with his but still not my favorite character.Love that Jen keep fighting for him especially all what he was going through. Joey new Dawson as friend for years. Jack is okay he went through a lot. Someone who knew Joey for years as best friends was cheerful for me. I love how Pacey kept cheering up his girlfriend when she is going through so much. I never stopped loving this episode and I am watching it now again. I remembered they had cut off an unfinished scene and I was sad that I couldn't get to finish watch it. I can now 😢❤
I know that it's based on the Kevin William's upbringing in North Carolina, but it felt SO MUCH like Cape Cod. I love that Berlanti still works with many people from from his old shows. Debra Mooney (from Everwood) was astonishing on "Batwoman", and I'm holding out hope that John Beasley at some point plays an alternate earth father of Joe West.
Even though KW is from North Carolina and that's where it was shot, in the show it is meant to represent Massachusetts, so very Cap Cod-esque!
@@Nostalgic90s765 I'm saying that some shows capture their Massachusetts settings better than others. With Raising Dad, Cheers, and Clipped, you get rough ideas based on context clues. Fringe (and moreover A Million Little Things) capture the locale better.
Crossing Jordan came very close, but the city morgue isn't in the Customs House, and if the Red Line (crossing over from Cambridge) jumped the tracks, it would've ended up in a lane of traffic on the Longfellow rather than in the Esplanade.
Why have I not found this sooner !!!
I have a grown child & my spouse, because he was in the room, just had to go with a rewatch of Dawson’s Creek with me.
Love this guy.
He looks amazing
John Wesley Shipp one of the most handsome actors ever!
I remember him from All My Children as Carter Jones.
He also worked with Josh in Cursed 😂😂
He’s gradually looking like Bill Nye.
I saw the show dube in Spanish when growing up in my country and now as an adult in English and is so much different however in both languages still beautiful
Loved you in Poolhall Junkies my dude
Is there a part where they discuss how they have both been the Flash?
I didn’t even notice…….😳
I can’t believe his character died over spilled ice cream.. WHAT WAS HE GOING TO DO WITH THAT ICECREAM??! EAT IT?
Lex and The Flash? "I have no idea who this is".
I agree. Teenagers didn’t talk like that and that was very irritating when I first started watching. However I got completely hooked anyway and watched until the very end. And when they put all seasons on Netflix I binged through it again. Twice. It was a phenomenal show.
haha me too stuck at netflix because of DC❤
I know, just finish the whole series. We just laughed at the Burbage that was used. And we started calling at Joey's Creek after the ending of the second season. We got so tired of Joey's character she wasn't is sickening. I didn't remember that
@@miragexl007 Yes, it became all about Joey and I'm confused as to why. She wasn't enthralling. In fact I found her downright miserable.
I love this man!
Monica Keena was the best character in the show and they killed her off.
I feel so bad for Monica...
Facts. Abby was a great addition and Monica played her so well.
Nah
That's so true the statement about kids talking like that I was 8th and 9th grade when Dawson's Creek debuted and I was just like them (not really lol) word of the day vocabulary being used, just trying to be older than I was, pretentious, in a good way with all my friends doing similar things. A few black kids that went to private school in a urban city like Philly you weren't the only ones
Obrigada Michael , amo a série dawson e todo elenco texto rico , parabeniso a todos saúde e paz🌻
Mitch's end on Dawson's Creek hits you really hard. He was one of my favorite TV dad's and it was brutal. 💯
before he become dawson father, i know him already from FLASH.
Two flashes. Multiverse confirmed.
Smallville was basically Dawson’s Creek with superheroes and X-Files freak of the week.
I think it’s pacey and Dawson cause they didn’t have much scenes together in 5th/6th season and maybe Joey and Audrey.
Busy talks about DC in her book, and said she got along with Katie, but they didn’t spend much time together offscreen. She said she was kind of a loner.
If this was made today it wouldn't get past the 1st season as it really wasn't great. The writing wasn't overly impressive and the last season was a mess and yet it has an addictive quality and pacy was a great character that led the show.
What TV dad was he talking about? My first thought was Alan Thicke. Could have been Bob Saget though.
dawsons best teen show there is
He was such a good character on the show. Kinda wished he lived on the show and Gale was the one who left. Gale's story pretty much hit a wall after the affair was resolved. But Mitch had more possibilities
Does anyone know the original actor from the pilot presentation?
This is my question
Does anyone know who played Mitch in the original pilot?
Does anyone else not remember the dad by face? like I recognize the actor but I would have never guessed he was the dad on dawsons creek unless he said so.
It amazes me how many people think that the TV show Dawson's Creek, and the City of Dawson Creek, BC Canada are somewhat related
It was weird for me to watch it years later when it was on Netflix. Because I liked Joey years ago, and when I watched it recently I didn't like her character. I thought she was very whiney.
I felt the same. Originally watching it when I was probably 10/11, and then rewatching it a few months ago. Interesting how your perspective changes so much as you age without actually realizing it.
I agree with you 💯 IMO Joey is the most selfish character on the show. I absolutely hate how she treated Dawson through out the show. She toyed with his heart one to many times. I always shipped Dawson/Joey over Pacey/Joey but re watching the show and I think Dawson deserved better than Joey. He deserved someone who was going to love him and stand by his side no matter what. Joey never did that. For example she falls in love with him in season 1, Dawson chooses Joey over Jen in season 2,Joey and Dawson date for a few episodes,Joey breaks up with Dawson to date Jack,She dates Dawson again late season 2 then blames him for his father going back to jail then disappears, then comes back in season 3 tries to seduce Dawson he rejects it because Joey hurt him,then she falls for Dawson’s best friend Pacey and chooses Pacey over him. Also she lied to Dawson about have sex with Pacey. She did so many things that pissed me off. I think Joey craved attention and drama. Thats why I loved Jen she was the best female character on the show. Jen and Dawson were my favorites. I liked Pacey too but sometimes he could be a bit douchy.
haha thats high school for you😊
Joey was selfish and Dawson was whiney..Pacey was aggressive and insecure and Jen was a free spirit lol but Jen and Pacey have had the most character development ever!
Funny, we just got done watching Joey's Creek. I watched a few episodes back then, I'd like to join. Probably because I thought she was cute flash very cute picture. And I guess that's what they focused on but this time around watching with my girls and just finishing it, we hated Joey's character since season 2 sometime. Ugh. Absolutely heater by the end. So many stupid Avenues, all the boys chasing after her time and time again with her throwing them off so many times. That among other things. Just awful
Random AF, but: does anyone remember the spin-off from Dawson's Creek (Young Americans) with random, out-of-nowhere "Pacey's old childhood friend, Will" spins through Capeside before his new WB show started - he was a dude who was on a date with Andie when Pacey/Joey got busted secretly outside Dawson's front door? Anyway, Will left Capeside bc Dawson was bein' a little bitch to J/P and making her choose! Anyway, Will peaced the hell out of there and settled in at some boarding school with Ian Somerhalder - and the female leads were Kate Bosworth and Katherine Moennig. I remember liking it quite a bit (no Dawson's Creek, but I think it aired in the summer so I clearly watched) but it didn't make it very far, maybe 2 seasons? Another WB fail I remember was Jack and Jill which is how I first discovered Sarah Paulson. Gosh, I'm old.
There was also _Hyperion Bay_ with "Zack Morris". Not related to D'sC, but had "Doug" as a main character.
It was called Young Americas which starred a young Kate Bosworth, Katherine Moennig, Mark Famiglietti, Ian Somerhalder and Rodney Scott as Will who was the character that was in a couple of episodes of DC to pave the way for the spin off.
Unfortunately it only lasted one series/season even though (in my opinion) it was an interesting enough show that should have continue on at least for another couple of series/seasons especially as the show got left on a bit of a cliffhanger.
Is the interviewer lex Luther from Smallville?
Yeah it's Michael Rosenbaum
who was dawson's dad in the unaired pilot?
So what was the "Behind the Scenes Drama?" Lol
Such clickbait!
It’s so you’ll watch the video lol
Hey it’s Flash!!!!!!
I found the dialogue in the pilot episode to be atrociously bad. So bad I was like, "This show is terrible!" So I didn't tune in the next week, but I did watch the season finale which got me hooked on the show.
It’s weird first time I’ve seen him since the show.
When you realize that the Flash is interviewing the Flash.
John Wesley Shipp will always be Kelly Nelson to me. #JustSaying
Just got done watching the whole thing of Joey's Creek. OMG, the daughters and I got so sick of Joey's character in so many ways. We very much missed Dawson's dad, and didn't agree with how everybody thought he was bad for not forgiving and forgetting about the affair for a while. But then things got better, they got together, and then killed them off? Interesting.
Hace un mes acabe de ver por primera vez "Dawson Creek", y me gustó, aunque había demasiados cliché y peleas innecesarias.
The show ran its course, is all.
James van de Beek was perfectionist. Alot people didn't understand him well and he as well became irritated alot.
Ooohh...Mitch.
It's really sad when Mitch died.
Too sudden!
Why did Joshua Jackson and James van der Beek not come along during that time?
I saw the first episode of that show when it aired. I guess it didn't do it for me. I remember the "kids don't like like that" criticism. :)