Sasha Alexander began acting by the time she was in the seventh grade when she found herself cast as the lead female in her school's production of "Baby".
What she didn't know was that her male co-star would chicken out on her only a few hours before opening night. Determined to let the show go on, Sasha used her comedic skills and threw herself See full bio ».
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I loved Dawson and Gretchen as friends, and as a romantic couple, and they, and she, will always have a special place in my heart. The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it - and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. Kennedy There are those who look at things the way they are and ask why - I dream of things that never were and ask why not. I loved Gretchen in season 4 and I love how she is very neutral in the whole pacey and joey relationship up until she starts dating dawson.
I mean gretchen could have been dont talk to dawson cause you are dating my brother kind of thing but doesn't do that her character was really realistic and knew how much these three needed to be friends and how much dawson and joey needed to be friends. I hope that make sense to you guys. I also felt bad for gretchen toward the end of her relationship with dawson because he was the first real boyfriend who treated her right, and she really needed that.
So all in all I really liked gretchen and I had hoped that maybe she would be back for some episodes in future seasons or somehow be mentioned in the series final. Do you know who that is? That's you, Will. That's you happier than I've ever seen you. I've changed the title for you guys Great post, Jerry Gretchen really didn't have a chance with Dawson, there's the Joey drama and other dramas, and also there was the age gap between them, Gale saw that.
Find More Posts by -Kelly-. He suggests walking back to town, calling his parents, and getting them to wire money. Theo has to leave dinner early, but he tells the girls to stay at the restaurant and get whatever they want, then go out on the town. After dinner, she and Joey go to a roof where they can see all over the city. She asks Jen for the rest of the story she was telling earlier, and Jen says she spend the weekend wandering around the city.
Then she announces that she has to go. Dawson and Gretchen build a fire on the beach and make out. Part of him still feels like he and Joey should have had their first sexual experiences together. But now he knows he needs to let go.
Theo tells her she imagined something that never happened. Pacey and Drue wrap up their night with an arrest for underage drinking and a visit from Doug. Doug blasts his brother for adding another screw-up to his long list. Dawson and Gretchen are about to get down to business, but she thinks he just wants to prove something. When they do have sex, she wants it to be because they love each other and are ready to show it to each other.
Thoughts: Michelle Williams is really amazing in this episode. Maybe Jen could have asked Jen if it was okay for her to tag along to meet with her father before she invited herself. Joey and Dawson both get called to the administrative office with instructions to call home. She finds the situation surreal.
Pacey wants to take her home to see the letter in person. Jack and Jen go on a college binge, looking over all sorts of materials to review their options. Joey reads the acceptance letter herself and gets happy again. Gretchen comes over to take Dawson out and cheer him up. Gretchen notes that Mr. Dawson realizes that he could use the money Mr. Brooks left him to make movies. Jen talks to Frost about how Jack wants to go to school in New York.
This leads to a discussion of her parents, who still live there. Frost notes that she gets very serious when she talks about her parents, or rather, avoids talking about them. Joey and Bessie return home in time for the barbeque, which Bessie offers to cancel. She picks a fight with him and storms off. She asks what he wants for the future. After confirming that Worthington is what Joey really wants, Dawson offers her Mr. He gives her as long as she needs to think it over as long as she promises to consider it.
Dawson thinks that if their friendship could survive the previous summer, it can survive anything. He tells her he wants to fix something for her for once. Jen goes back to Frost, ready to talk about the last time she saw her father. Frost asks if anyone else was there who can help her remember. Dawson reminds him of all the hard work Joey has done to get into Worthington, and how she beat the odds and got in. Jen tracks down Drue and asks him what happened the last night they were together in New York.
She invited him over because her parents were sending her away, and they got drunk, went for a walk, and went back to her place. Drue visits Jen to apologize and tell her the rest of the story: Her parents caught them making out and her father called her a slut.
But Drue was kicked out before he could observe anything else. He thinks Jen used him, and she apologizes. Joey goes to see Dawson again and comes clean about lying to him about sleeping with Pacey. He tells her the truth will come in time. He continues that her behavior in New York was a cry for love, and her failure to remember is a way of punishing herself. Joey tells Pacey that she told Dawson something she should have a long time ago.
He guesses what it is. He asks her to cut him loose if that ever changes. Elsewhere, Jen gets a goldfish in an attempt to jog her memory. Just go with it. Dawson goes to see Joey and tells her that he agrees that things between them were getting to be right again. He still wants her to have Mr. Thoughts: The episode title is a little bit clever.
It obviously refers to college admissions, but it also refers to various confessions made. Joey strikes me as the sort of person who would have crunched the numbers before applying to Worthington.
She says she did, but everything depended on her getting financial aid. I think the more important topic for Jen and Frost to discuss is her insistence on going to school with or near Jack. Or both? But I did find out that Zach Braff originally auditioned for the role of Drue. Drue interrupts their makeout session to announce that he has the results of the senior polls.
He gleefully announces that class couple is Joey and…Dawson. Jacobs chick. Pacey asks Gretchen to take Doug out drinking and spend the night at his place, obviously so he and Joey can be alone.
She promises not to tell anyone and agrees to spend the night elsewhere. Jen has another therapy session with Frost , talking about her friendship with Jack.
Frost wonders if she would be able to trust Jack as a male friend if he were straight. Dawson visits Gretchen at the restaurant, where she learns that Mitch and Gail are going out of town for the weekend. This means she has another option for her evening activities.
He assures her that they have the house to themselves for the night. Oh, and P. Jen and Jack follow Frost to a bookstore, where Jack shares his theory that men who read Anne Rice are gay. Frost mentions a poetry reading the next day, so of course Jen will be going to that. Gretchen decides they just need to put the idea of sex on the table and talk about it. Her first sexual experience was with her high school boyfriend, who Dawson hated.
As we know, Dawson is a virgin, but Gretchen knows he still has feelings about the topic. Dawson admits that he never considered it with Jen, and he was willing to wait with Joey.
He admits that he always thought the two of them would lose their virginity together. Dawson wishes Joey and Pacey would just do it and put the final nail in the coffin. Dawson and Gretchen try to watch another movie, but now things are all awkward.
She leaves, saying she was wrong about something. The next morning, Joey gets up early to make Pacey breakfast, but she has to send him to the store to buy actual food. Jen and Jack go to the poetry reading, her claiming that Frost invited her. He wonders why Jen wants Frost to like her so much.
Dawson leaves and Pacey tells Joey he needs to go to. Frost is late to the poetry reading, so Jack convinces Jen that he was never going to show up. He arrives at the last minute and sits with Jen and Jack, making Jen think she won this round. Drue runs into Dawson at a coffee shop and mentions that he wanted the class-couple poll to bring some drama to the yearbook.
Gretchen urges Joey to tell Dawson the truth — if not for her or Dawson, then for Pacey. When Pacey returns, Joey pretends she has to go help Bessie with something. Gretchen tells him to ask Joey. Gretchen finally tells him that Joey lied to Dawson about whether she slept with Pacey. Jen and Jack try to make poetry-related small talk with Frost after the reading.
Jack tries to get Jen to see that Frost is all wrong for her. Dawson then apologizes for asking Joey if she and Pacey had sex. He thinks she was looking for the answer to a bigger question. She wants him to always be honest because trust is more important than sex.
He gives her a toothbrush. She wonders if they should have had sex on the boat, when they were alone. Joey asks if Gretchen said something to Pacey after she left, but just asks her why she wants to know without answering the question. Thoughts: Do teenagers really talk about sex this much? My friends and I never did. Brooks , the sex at pm by Jenn. If this happens on a trip you chaperoned, you're probably not going to be chaperoning any more trips. She wonders what could have happened, such as her getting pregnant.
Jack notes that they would have had to eventually explain to the child that Daddy loves Ryan Phillippe more than Mommy. The chaperone informs Jen that he has a special punishment in mind for her because of her mini-bar raid. The chaperone goes off looking for Joey and Pacey, who Drue points out are on the bus already. He tells her he could spend the rest of his life the way things are now. He pretends he just wants to know if she enjoyed herself.
Joey points out that she has no frame of reference for sex. She thinks her insecurity eclipses his. Joey admits that if Dawson were there, she would tell him the truth.
Joey goes outside, where she cries and tells Pacey that being with him the night before made her feel safe. Then the two of them possibly pass the time by having another go at it. She tells Dawson that Mr. Brooks was very proud of his movie accomplishments. Grams wants to look through his things to find items that can be donated. Brooks existed. He walks out but apologizes when Grams comes after him. In spite of himself, Dawson's preteen crush on Gretchen resurfaces and develops into something more.
While aware, Gretchen affirms that she doesn't see Dawson that way, however, she has trouble convincing herself this is really the truth and begins to open up to the idea of something romantic with him, becoming hesitant due to Dawson's heartbreak over Joey Potter. When she and Pacey go to pick up her stuff at college, Gretchen runs in to her ex and ends up finally telling Pacey why she left — she got pregnant and had a miscarriage. Pacey supports his sister and begins to understand her wanting to leave behind that part of her past.
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