Think this insinuates that she isn't his only victim? That he's made passes at other female students?

@@jpx8793 It's kinda hard to tell. You'd think if he's done this before he'd be a little smarter about hiding it but then again maybe his other victims never said anything.

@@parycartoons6840 Agree with all of that. Even today, many victims will not speak right away, because they feel intimidated, or powerless.

@@jpx8793 He probably has. Wouldn't doubt it.

My immediate thought when he said that was "Yeah, so does Mr. Feeny, but he also has respect for them."

I noticed how he kept interrupting Topanga.

@@deannaroberson8012 I do appreciate that the Dean makes it a point to interrupt him in exactly the same way, as if to say "Yes, I noticed what you were doing, and I'm not dumb enough to fall for it".

@@judaihyuga the dean was awesome!

@Jason Weston definitely, I've been watching on flixzone for years myself :)

I noticed that too. It also gave us (and the dean) the impression he was experienced and had done this before

Maybe but he acted too protective and Everytime it's brought up he flat out denies especially the last episode And scene where Cory said "you haven't had a new student in 6 years" haha

How did he even get to teach them for so long? I never got that part

My band teacher was the same way he gave me stuff for my son and baby shower gifts. My mom would make him lucky all my senior year

That was one of the characters best qualities. Underneath the "rough" teacher there really was a kind soul

@@rizikrizik1395 the magic of television

Yep. Despite Stuart's attempts to pull the wool over everyone's eyes, Feeney immediately cut to the chase. He cut through Stuart's attempts at manipulation like a hot chainsaw through butter.

Absolutely. It's totally inappropriate. Not the place for that at all.

Straight to the point, like every case should go.

I'm not gonna defend the obvious creepy, but I gonna hazard a guess Feely has been alone with female students alone. That isn't the issue. Vast majority of men aren't rapist monsters even though that is what we are told.

@@volourn9764 In their room? Maybe with permission of one of their parents, and maybe with *these* students, who he has knowns since they were small children. But just any other student? I doubt it. Regardless of whether the majority of men are or are not monsters, some of them are. And regardless of the gender of the teacher, the inequalities of the relationship mean that when a student and a teacher are alone in a personal space, there are vulnerabilities that come up. This is the reason for certain behaviors of decorum, this is why Feeney questions the appropriateness of the action. The protocol of how to act with a student is a protection to safeguard students, and teachers, against these vulnerabilities being exploited. Because the monsters don't come with labels. And while I believe and hope that they are in the minority among people in general, I also know there is no way to tell the difference until it is too late. So caution is warranted, and when one decides to step across those formal bounds it is worth a critical examination.

Love Feeny

Same

I would have loved to see that

I don't blame Feeny for wanting to do that.

I would have done that. Only because George Feeny is one of the greatest and most respected teachers in the universe, and I don’t want to see him ruin his life because of some womanizing pile of Bantha crap.

I know, the way he cuts her off with "Thank you." Like, "What's the matter, Stuart? Afraid she'll say too much?"

@@jpx8793 wish they would’ve added that as one of the lines in the episode.

It’s a show. Just make believe.

@@MarkTaylor-rt3ky but you do realize that stuff like this happens right? We all know it’s a show but a lot of the actions come from a real place.

@@dtcarpediem yep, plenty of predators act like that teacher, and since those predators aren’t jerks to everyone, many people buy the stories they give.

I agree. Wouldn't put it past him. Probably not the first, but definitely the last one.

Y'all know this is a show right

@Welcome to Costco, I love you. I love your user name bro 😂

If I recall the Dean implied she was going to investigate Stuart and I wouldn't be surprised if Stuart got the boot from Pennbrooke.

I mean he looks about 14 so I don’t think he’s been at it very long, not sure it’s a “finally” situation lol

I agree. If he really did need to discuss her paper with her, he should have requested his office, or a public place.

how come he wasnt in a episode of girl meets world

@@allison3852 because he tried to take advantage of topanga

@@MoonOnLight who

@@allison3852 oh wait I think I misunderstood

I feel this show can touch peoples’ heart, but at the same time. It can be really funny.

Kinda miss that such depth is lacking in today's shows... at least it was in the sequel.

One of the best shows to ever hit television in history

Unfortunately Topanga was lying. She came on to the professor to get a better grade. Seen it all too many times. And Corey left looking like a fool for believing her.

@@topherh5093 interesting theory, she did let him into her room.

Same here lol

Eric brings the comedic relief

One thing I hated about the de evolution of Eric as the shows went on. By the last season he was a complete joke in a bad way

His entrance was hilarious imagine anyone walk like that so cool.

@@Bull1908 I think it made for his serious episodes and moments, the episode where he had the brotherly spat with Corey over the garage sell and the big fight "Plays-with-Squirrels" episode, he absolutely stole the show. "Lose one friend. Lose all friends. Lose yourself."

You hit it right on the nose. He was pushing the boundaries just by even entering the women's dorm building at all, to say nothing of when and after he arrived at her room. If he really had honorable, innocent intentions, and needed to discuss her paper, her grade, etc., then he should have just discussed it with her right there in the classroom (after class), or requested her to meet him in his office, or at any public place would do, such as that student lounge, that they referred to as the student union.

It's also worth noting that, when he's in Topanga's dorm, he says (and I quote) "I'm your teacher, and I like you. And we're not talking about the paper". He leads with a reminder OF HIS POSITION OF POWER OVER HER, there's not a chance in HELL that's not a threat. Cory went way too easy on him, in my opinion.

That’s relevant to real life. Like when men hit on women and the women are too polite to say back off or to tell them off. Here’s the thing. They know the women and girls don’t like it, but they do it anyway

@@maheenahmed6653 just say no... people can't read minds

@@devonmatthews8197 well yea...but it's easier for some people. depending on a person, it's easier said than done. but at the same time, someone should know when they are crossing the line and pushing boundaries. sometimes it can be VERY obvious when a person is uncomfortable, and if the person had any good morals in them, they would know to step back.

*Maya And yeah, this really did end up bringing her to that position really. Not saying that all abuse victims end up being lawyers, but it certainly was a part of it.

Then she took over a cafe

Oh God please don't remind me of Girl Meets World

Don’t forget sweet little Ava lol

@@Agent_3141 too bad, it exists and it is good, even if it was held back from being as good as this.

They were on st elsewhere together

@@zt1053 and Little Monsters

@@Mosquito_Valentine I love Little Monsters.

Relative justice

He’s not acting. He’s like that in real life. Just google his real life history.

@@georgeso4364 so far it's just allegations. We don't know anything for sure yet

@@georgeso4364 Noooo! Say it ain’t so!

@@Whitby_Abbeys_Ghost I mean multiple complaints about him and an investigation that led to his firing kinda shows who he is

@@Jjj-zz7bz innocent until proven guilty, not guilty until proven innocent. Did you not learn from Amber Heard?

I think that was the point. She was being completely undermined, which is the unfortunate reality for a lot of people/women that have to experience this behavior.

@@thedefinitionisthis Even by the dean though too. Which is what I hated. The moment she actually got to form a full sentence was when she was standing up for herself and slightly raised her voice which immediately got a “Ms Lawrence??” From the dean. But then they let Cory continue her point.. Like.. ?

I just learned about this show like last year and now I wanna know more about it.

@@OtepRalloma Watch it from the very beginning and make sure you look up the episodes that Disney dropped. This show covers a lot of very relatable topics and those stories Disney won't air are worth watching. Do it like that, and I'm confident you'll see why so many people look back on this fondly.

It's still so relevant

I loved this show back when it aired! I think it's time to rewatch it for the millionth time.

@@judaihyuga None of the episodes were dropped in its original airing on abc . Disney only aired edited cuts of episodes

You are absolutely correct. He should have requested a meeting in his office, or any public setting, instead of coming to the womens' dorm.

what episode is this ??? And season

@@ciaraadams6969 Episode 7 of Season 6.

@@ciaraadams6969 dam, how would i know? not like you cn just check the description

Sounds a lot like my best friend’s husband. Whenever she brings up to him the things that he is doing to make her feel uncomfortable he turns it around to make it so that she is the reason he makes her feel that way. It’s totally manipulation and abuse.

I know. If he really did need to discuss her paper, her grade, etc., he should have asked her to meet with him in his office, or that student lounge there, where they're all depicted often hanging, or any public setting would do, instead of coming to the women's dorm.

This is more revelant now than ever

Yeah, it’s also a bit of a cheap cop-out. You could make that same argument about the bedroom or a teenager or adult that still lives with their parents as well. I study in my bedroom at my desk, I hang out and watch TV with my friends in my bedroom. To me it is my living space, to the rest of the world, it is my bedroom.

it pissed me off when he said that cause that’s to say any student or teacher can waltz in and do whatever they want in YOUR dorm. it’s not a lounge area for anyone other than the people who are paying to stay there and who they invite. what a lazy argument

Forget the dorm room I never saw a teacher in a residential building period

Dean: “Unbelievable.” 😒

Things were different back then. Not so much that the elder didnt get infuriated.

@@baloog8 Nope, things were not different back then. Propriety between teachers and students have always remained the same.

Perfectly, succinctly stated. I'll go one further. He was crossing the line by even entering the building (women's dorm) at all, for that matter.

No it wasn't. It might have been a bit more lax. I would hang out with professors at the restaurant of the student center. I'm not sure how much that would happen today, but it would be shocking to see a professor in any students living area dorm or apartment even if same sex.

That's right. It is not an excuse to try to justify that kind of behavior. If he really did need to discuss her paper, her grade, etc., he should have requested a meeting in his office, or a public place, instead of coming to her dorm room.

It's good if a teacher treats students like equals and adults, but, a teacher still is an authority figure and is still in charge in the classroom.

I guess bc he was still young and they were legal adults but still inappropriate

@@podsmpsg1 some teachers are terrible I wonder how they became teachers many can’t even control the class

Eric brought in the laughter right on cue. 😄

The way the doors open too. Epic lol.

I thought it was the shows background music, not an actual tape recorder!!

Right. His fifth sense. Apparently, you're lucky to get 'smell.'

Eric was hands down, my favorite character in this show! He was just hilarious all the time, even genius in some cases.

He ended up being a senator, I think.

& she was right too

His response should've been 'I shouldn't have to against people like Stewart. Yet I would wonder of how many cases against Stewart can be found of similar incidents where Stewart has been accused of something yet the little worm was able to talk his way out of it by making the female look like the villian not the victim.'

Not to mention William Daniels (Mr. Feeny) is her real life husband

@@joewhitehead3 Yea, she wasn't saying this to be callous; she was simply being a realist.

@@jpx8793 I know that

Which is ironic now since he’s had a history of alleged sexual misconduct

@@CheezyBallsTrippawait really

@@CheezyBallsTrippadude took method acting too serious 😂

Fred Savage basically said about his last misconduct 'I didn't do some of the stuff'. I hear Jason Hervey was blacklisted because of stuff he did too!

It is

This year, it would make 70

Wow I didn't know that ... thank you 🙂

Fun fact, the woman playing the Dean is actually William Daniel’s wife.

@@jediskunk67 Fun fun fact, the sleazy professor and Cory are actually brothers irl.

Exaclty

Yep. Just an attempt to distract everyone from his guilt. An innocent man wouldn't do that. Ironically, he draws even more attention to his guilt, instead of reducing it. Topanga herself thought highly of Stuart before that incident.

Exactly.

There's only 2

😂😂😂

I saw what you did there. 😂😂😂😂

That is generally a product of writers’ rooms being male dominated.

He wants to stop her from speaking and show he has a moral high ground. That makes sense since if he allows her to go on he will lose ground. Only thing is that its not pointed out. Its just a show and all and that wouldnt happen.

@@stephenhawk8384 Nah, it was just more of how victims of sexual assault and harassment were viewed at the time. Notice that even the Dean refuses to let her speak, even though she was also a woman. The writers honestly depicted this as accurately as they could, and I'd say they did a good job of showing how wrong this kind of attitude was.

Ikr.Every time she tried to say something,she would get interrupted.

She was trying to speak already. She clearly didn't need an invitation . . .

Oh your bi?

@@longestfuneralever exactly

Defend wats yours do ur thing bro

@@Kageofyoutube she’s not a fuckin object

@@longestfuneralever calm tf down dude

Exactly.And he sits there all smug acting like he didn't do anything wrong

The thing is, her dorm room is her domain, if he really wants to prey on his students, he would have asked her to be somewhere he's in possession of power. Like his office, or something similar. Where he knows nobody will disturb him, or has any preying eyes.. Instead he was in her domain, with an open door, where her boyfriend could walk in at any time (which he did) So except for his behavior with the disregard for her answers, I saw it as him trying to act out that vagueness that he told she had in her paper. Especially since the micro expressions he showed, indicated that he wasn't in fact interested in her.

That's right, Mr. Morgan. He violated her (along with the other female students) boundaries by entering the female dorm building at all, under any pretenses.

Mhmm

Honestly his defense was borderline non-existent, and entirely predicated on the idea that none of the plaintiffs actually finished a sentence and described in detail what exactly happened. Also the whole a dorm is a living room line was total BS and everybody knows it.

Its too realistic which is why its so disturbing. The one who commited it will act like the victim often.

I might add, "I'll set up the bowling pins!"

@@jpx8793 👊

I could not agree more. He was straining the line of boundaries by even entering the women's' dorm building at all, much less one of their rooms.

It's not "totally odd". It's "totally "CROSSING THE LINE"", b/c, not only are we talking about sexual harassment, we're also talking about invasion of privacy.

Exactly if he wanted to talk to her about her paper,they could have talked in his office.

@@michaeljenkins8679 I agree, or the student lounge, library, any common/public place would do.

I know right smh

“Allegedly”

disturbing.

That was my first thought too.

Ben never wanted to hit Fred. So he pushed him instead.

Why point out one gender of teachers when all genders of teachers are at fault? A woman teacher should be held accountable for her own actions just as much.

@@ExaltedMarauder I agree 👍

Well, the situation is primarily focused on Cory "striking" a teacher.

Not crazy at all. Thank you.

They look so similiar in this too

@@maevemallory2122 Yes, they do a bit.

@Rudy Campos 😂😂😂

Ikr!!!

Yep. If he were truly innocent, he wouldn't have interrupted her. He would have allowed her to finish, because there would be no need to hide anything.

That was pretty obvious... of course we noticed it lol.

This is the same approach that lawyers use

Eh. If I was innocent I wouldn't allow anyone to keep lying on me. I'd interrupt too

@@adamstrangelove1081 but she was telling the truth and in every action he tried to manipulate everyone and intimidate her into being silent. Which she wasn’t. So his bs didn’t work.

Couldn't agree more. The better an individual's reputation, the less likely anyone would make such a serious accusation, unless it was true.

Honestly, when I first watched this episode live in 1998, that's exactly where I thought it was leading. Somehow Eric would expose him.

@@8644mec same here

O shit thank u 4 pointing this out

That's weak and pathetic for them to do I beat a mf for that

As do all dangerous predators. That's how they get their victims and also how they get a slap on the wrist. They know how to be careful and slide by the system....it's not fair, but it's an unfortunate truth.....

@@Kfantasy_98 Not all predators, but some are indeed smart who plan ahead, so they will thus, get a slap on the wrist, at the worst, and no punishment at best. They know how to camouflage their real behavior, so that it could easily be taken as a misunderstanding.

Exactly. In fact, he should not have even entered the female dorm building at all, for any reason. His office, I agree, or any public setting would do.

Maybe he wanted to make amends this way sort of a "Dont be me" type of thing. But yeah its sad to hear : I

He plays a really good creep!

I agree. That's a predator for you. They attempt to divert blame, or minimize it.