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Rating:  - the best serie ever
its a bautiful story, its full with ups and down once you start see it you cant stop, i love it its the best series ever
Rating: - EXCELLENT!
I'VE BOUGHT THE COMPLETE SERIES: 6 SEASONS AND SERIES FINALE, RECOMMENDED 4 DAWNSON'S CREEKS FANS
Rating:  - A must have for the DC fan!
Spoilers ahead: Season Six is a must have for all fans because it brings the characters full circle. Dawson gets his chance on a real movie set, and in the end, his own TV show (aptly titled, The Creek). Pacey and Joey finally get together, Jack finds true love in his partner (Doug, Pacey's brother), and Jen dies of cancer. Some of these results, I might not have chosen myself, but they are reasonable conclusions. They begin this final season in their second year of college and the finale is set 5 years into the future. Odd, perhaps, but a useful tool.
The only reason I give Season 6 a rating a 4 instead of 5 is because I felt that the characters of Season 6 were just not up to snuff. I loved Audrey, but was disappointed that they threw her in a mental hospital. I really liked Audrey and felt that she really added to the ensemble. When they took her out of it, it felt flat. I was also disappointed with Eddie, Joey's final romantic interest before ultimately going back to Pacey. He's completely boring and you don't really see why she likes him to begin with.
If you're a DC fan, you must own this one. It's very interesting to see how these characters have grown.
Rating: - Who they are?
Everybody in Dawson's Creek is busy this day, Michelle Williams is dating Heath Ledger and had a kid together. James Van Der Beek and Joshua Jackson are doing movies and t.v. shows and Katie Holmes is doing okay too. Katie Holmes was totally different before her pre-Tom Cruise days. You think Tom Cruise ever seen her show before, even if he did. He probably die hard fan right now. Katie Holmes came from a long way from before being Mrs. Tom Cruise, she's always going to be Joey Potter the girl next door that she had a crush on Dawson.
Rating:  - the creek definitely took a nosedive in its college years, but...
i hadn't seen all of these episodes when they aired--nor all of seasons 4 or 5, as my interest/obsession waned after the crew went to college--so it was worth it to me to be able to view them all in full. HOWEVER, they aren't very good and i very much doubt that i will watch them again and again over time the way i might the first 3 seasons.
the final two-part episode is an exception but if one wanted, one COULD buy that episode alone on DVD.
the creators took the helm back for the series finale and it focuses on our original 4-5 characters (5 if you include jack), leaving out audrey and others, which i for one VERY MUCH appreciated. although to me they already had enough of an acceptable reason and to reunite everyone in capeside (five years in the future) and enough material w/which to surprise us (and tie up some loose ends) all in a nice melodramatic/comedic fashion WITHOUT *killing another character off*. (after both abbey and mitch met accidental deaths in earlier seasons, i feel like it gets to be a bit much--but at least this time, there's a believable--although rarely occurring--medical cause.)
at least joey ended up with the right guy (in my not-so-humble opinion).
basically, if you're a committed dawson's (err, joey's ;-) creek fan and want to collect the whole set, you'll want to purchase this season. otherwise, though, you might consider skipping it and maybe buying the series finale separately.
also, special features were sorely lacking. this set marked the end of one of the WB's most successful shows that launched acting careers for several young people; the least they could have done is include behind-the-scenes interviews with cast/crew! creator commentary on the last episode just doesn't cut it.
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