James William Van Der Beek, Jr. (born March 8, 1977) is an American television, film and stage actor, known for his portrayal of Dawson Leery in the WB Network drama series Dawson's Creek. Van Der Beek was born in Cheshire, Connecticut, the son of Melinda, a former dancer and gymnastics studio manager, and James William Van Der Beek, Sr, a cellular phone company executive and former professional baseball pitcher. He attended Norton Elementary...
Mox talks to his teammates at halftime and fires them up by asking them to be...
Mox impresses Miss Davis with the extent of his knowledge of slang for the ma...
Darcy has set up Mox by asking him to come over to her house while her parent...
Tweeder is so sure of his skills that he practices a new touchdown dance in t...
Mox wonders out loud why Jules doesn't dress like Darcy does. She gets offen...
Mox cheers up Billy Bob after Kilmer has yelled at him so much he cries and i...
Sam tells his son to throw the football and knock the beer can off his head.
Billy Bob has drank enough that he has to throw up, or call up some dinosaurs.
Billy Bob is excited because he got a CAT scan and the doctors cleared him to...
Mox is excited and surprised that the doctors said that Billy Bob had a norma...
Johnny Mox is upset that his dad thinks football is the most important thing ...
Jules encourages Mox to play the hero in their upcoming game and fight though...
Johnny gets his first experience at giving an interview for the local news. ...
Mox tries to run a fun trick play against the second string defense in practi...
After sending Coach Kilmer out of the locker room Mox takes over and tries to...
Mox intervenes when Billy Bob gets knocked out. He thinks counting fingers i...
Mox explains to the viewer the football mentality of West Canaan Texas.
Johnny informs his dad that he has spoken to his brother about playing time s...
Mox rallies the team to play like heroes for the next half of their football ...
Mox recaps the aftermath of the game with Billy Bob crying in the end-zone.
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