Ep 16. To Green, With Love

To Green, With Love is the sixteenth episode of the third season of the American teen drama television series Dawson's Creek, which follows the lives of a group of high school friends including Dawson, Joey, Pacey and Jen, as they navigate their way through adolescence and their relationships with each other.

In this episode, the gang comes together to plan a fund-raising event for the school's annual spring break trip, which will be held at a nearby golf course. Dawson and Pacey are assigned to promote the event; however, they start to argue about who should be in charge of the planning, causing tension between the two friends.

Meanwhile, Joey is paired up with a new classmate, A.J, to work on a project for school. Joey finds herself drawn to A.J, who shares her passion for literature and writing, and the two begin spending more and more time together. However, their bond causes friction between Joey and Dawson, who begins to feel jealous of their close friendship.

Elsewhere, Jen is trying to reconcile with her ex-boyfriend, Henry, after he broke up with her several episodes earlier. She is hoping to rekindle their relationship and is excited to see him again, but Henry has other plans. He shows up to the fund-raising event with another girl, leaving Jen feeling hurt and embarrassed.

As the event gets underway, tensions continue to rise between Dawson and Pacey, leading to a heated argument in front of everyone. Joey tries to diffuse the situation but is unsuccessful. In the midst of all the chaos, A.J. confesses his feelings for Joey, causing her to reevaluate her own feelings for him.

Ultimately, the fund-raiser is a success, and the gang is able to raise enough money to fund their spring break trip. The episode ends with Joey and Dawson reconciling and Jen realizing that she needs to move on from Henry and focus on herself.

To Green, With Love addresses themes of jealousy, friendship, and growing pains as the characters struggle to navigate their relationships with each other. It also highlights the importance of communication and compromise in maintaining healthy friendships, as well as the need for self-reflection and growth. With its relatable storylines and engaging characters, this episode continues to be a fan favorite among Dawson's Creek viewers.