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“It’s hilarious to me that you can work for six years on a show… and it gets boiled down to three seconds,” James Van Der Beek, whose name literally meant “From the Creek” in Dutch, laughed off the meme that would become an indelible and lasting part of his legacy.  He even recreated it in a “Vandermemes” sketch in 2012. “When they asked to meet with me on [‘Don’t Trust the B’], it was as a direct result of what I had done with Funny or Die,” he told Indiewire in 2017. “The call came in [and] it’s Nahnatchka Khan, it’s Kristen Ritter, it’s Fox, it’s all these amazing people. I was like, ‘What’s the catch?’ They said, ‘Well, they want you to play yourself.’” It was an amazing, if short-lived, project — personally my favorite thing he’s done.  And it all goes back to that meme; that one brief moment in the season 3 finale.  “It wasn’t scripted, I don’t think,” he told Huffington Post.  “I mean, it was appropriate for the scene. You know, it was just high drama; you’ve been living with this character for a while, and a scene like that just kind of drops in your lap, and you just lose it. They yell ‘cut’ and say, ‘Oh my god. That was amazing!’ So I remember being completely surprised by it because it was completely sincere. The fact that it’s being used to mock me now, I think it’s so funny.” I think that’s what marked “Dawson’s Creek” as the bridge from the detached aloofness of Gen-X to a more emotionally aware and open sensibility that only grew deeper with each generation. It was completely sincere. Gen-X used up all the irony.  Shows like that, and the works of Greg Daniels and Mike Shur laid the framework for the more empathetic and emotionally intelligent shows we have today, like “Schitt’s Creek,” “Ted Lasso,” and “Shrinking.” But sometimes it still hit a little close to home.
“It’s hilarious to me that you can work for six years on a show… and it gets boiled down to three seconds,” James Van Der Beek, whose name literally meant “From the Creek” in Dutch, laughed off the meme that would become an indelible and lasting part of his legacy. He even recreated it in a “Vandermemes” sketch in 2012. “When they asked to meet with me on [‘Don’t Trust the B’], it was as a direct result of what I had done with Funny or Die,” he told Indiewire in 2017. “The call came in [and] it’s Nahnatchka Khan, it’s Kristen Ritter, it’s Fox, it’s all these amazing people. I was like, ‘What’s the catch?’ They said, ‘Well, they want you to play yourself.’” It was an amazing, if short-lived, project — personally my favorite thing he’s done. And it all goes back to that meme; that one brief moment in the season 3 finale. “It wasn’t scripted, I don’t think,” he told Huffington Post. “I mean, it was appropriate for the scene. You know, it was just high drama; you’ve been living with this character for a while, and a scene like that just kind of drops in your lap, and you just lose it. They yell ‘cut’ and say, ‘Oh my god. That was amazing!’ So I remember being completely surprised by it because it was completely sincere. The fact that it’s being used to mock me now, I think it’s so funny.” I think that’s what marked “Dawson’s Creek” as the bridge from the detached aloofness of Gen-X to a more emotionally aware and open sensibility that only grew deeper with each generation. It was completely sincere. Gen-X used up all the irony. Shows like that, and the works of Greg Daniels and Mike Shur laid the framework for the more empathetic and emotionally intelligent shows we have today, like “Schitt’s Creek,” “Ted Lasso,” and “Shrinking.” But sometimes it still hit a little close to home. "For some online learning, we got [our kids] iPads and they immediately discovered memes," he told People in 2022. "So it started, my eldest sent me a meme of myself." So, he "sent her one of me dancing or something,” and "she immediately hit me with the cry face." "I thought, 'That's aggressive,'" he laughed. James leaves behind a wife and six kids, a group of fiercely loyal friends, and a legion of fans. He was 48. #popculturehistorian #jamesvanderbeek #dawsonscreek #varsityblues #donttrustthebinapt23

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