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Kerr Smith is best known for his role as Jack McPhee on The WB’s Dawson’s Creek. He is also known for his portrayal of Kyle Brody on Charmed and Ryan Thomas on Life Unexpected. Over the years he has had roles on *NCIS, The Fosters, Criminal Minds, *and *Riverdale *among many others. His film credits include Final Destination and My Bloody Valentine.

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A deep dive into Dawson’s Creek, “one of the biggest teen dramas of all time,” (Variety) full of never-before-heard stories and behind-the-scenes insight into fan-favorite characters, from one of the show's stars, Kerr Smith.

Welcome back to Dawson’s Creek, where the banter is fast-paced, a soulful, pop music soundtrack underscores every emotional moment, and friendships have the potential to turn on a dime and transform into something more. Written by one of its stars, this nostalgic trip down memory lane of the WB’s paradigm-shifting show will transport fans back to Capeside, Massachusetts, revealing all the fun, romance, friendships, and drama that occurred – on screen and off – in that charming coastal place we know as Dawson’s Creek.

From episode deep dives to never-before-heard stories of crazy days on set and crazier nights after filming wrapped, *Dawson’s *star Kerr Smith takes us behind the scenes of the classic show that kickstarted the teen TV revolution of the late 90s and early 2000s. Featuring interviews with his fellow cast members, crew, network and studio executives, creator Kevin Williamson and the writing staff, Smith has produced the ultimate yearbook for Capeside High, revealing the origin stories of Dawson, Pacey, Joey, Jen, and others; providing insights on how classic Dawson’s storylines came to be – and how a few almost didn’t – while telling his own personal story, from growing up in a small town of his own to what it was like to be part of that iconic first gay kiss on American primetime.



I DON’T WANT TO WAIT is the ultimate chronicle of a show that fans can’t help but return to, time and time again. As Joey Potter would tell you, “Things change. People change.” But Dawson’s Creek is forever.