Dawson's Creek producer reflects on history
In , actor Kerr Smith made history when his Dawson's Creek character, Jack McPhee, was a part of TV's first gay kiss. Actors Kerr Smith and Adam Kaufman shared the first-ever loving kiss between two men on primetime television. After two decades, the players involved take Us Weekly back to the lip-lock that helped revolutionize pop culture. Kerr Smith, Adam Kaufman on 'Dawson's Creek' Kiss That
In a groundbreaking moment on Dawson's Creek, Jack and Ethan shared a passionate kiss, paving the way for queer teen love stories in mainstream media. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Now in a new interview with Too Fab , Smith kisses and tells , dishing to the pop culture website what filming that historic smooch was like. Remember Dawson's Creek 'Anti
Before “Dawson’s Creek,” Will and Jack kissed on NBC’s “Will and Grace” to protest the fact that they had never seen two gay men kiss on television, and a few other shows, including. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Picture it: May 24, Dawson's Creek
Dawson's Creek showcased a lot of teen angst and heartbreak, but in real life the show's cast has thankfully been much luckier in finding love. Something was in the water in Capeside, Massachusetts. The stars of "Dawson's Creek" endured 6 seasons of passionate romance, subsequent heartbreak, betrayal, fighting, making up, and more romance. 
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Back in May , Dawson’s Creek took an important risk during its season 3 finale. Actors Kerr Smith and Adam Kaufman shared the first-ever loving kiss between two men on primetime television. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. The out showrunner and producer created some of television's most important queer milestones.
Greg Berlanti Shares the Backstory of 'Dawson's Creek' Gay
Jackson previously starred on Dawson’s Creek, which Berlanti worked on as a staff writer and an executive producer. Most notably, Berlanti was responsible for a groundbreaking gay kiss between two male characters on the show – years before many people saw queer relationships on screen. .
'Dawson's Creek' Star Says TV's First Gay Kiss Is 'Part of
One of the most important storylines covered by Dawson’s Creek was the season 2 decision to have Jack (Kerr Smith) reveal he was gay. Aside from Rickie on ’s My So-Called Life, there hadn. .
How one gay kiss on 'Dawson's Creek' changed television forever
Let’s rewind to the premise. Dawson (James Van Der Beek), Joey (Katie Holmes), and Andie (Meredith Monroe) decide to throw an “Anti-Prom” after Capeside High’s prom committee takes issue with Jack’s guest, Ethan (played by Adam Kaufman). Yes, the school balks at the idea of two boys attending together—and that’s all our gang needs to break the rules in the name of love and. .