This narrator actually sounds interested👏

How come when they show men going the female experience of harassment their always hetero males in Females bodies never a simple gender reverse. Because when they are it's a great experience. How a woman facing male experience rejection fear. And not able just sexy makes someone feel pleasure instead of disgust so why should I care what women go though and this is coming from a guy with sisters .

Like The Golden Girls..

Too bad they felt the spinoff was too mature for their characters though

Especially because this would never fly on Disney today. It’s great Disney is more open to LGBTQ characters (to an extent) and even teen moms (Andi Mack, I think) but there’s stuff that happened on old Disney shows, that would never happen today

Too bad they didn't put the same love into Girl Meets World.

Boy Meets World is one of my favorite series. I find myself rewatching it time and time again. Unfortunately, I could barely watch Girl Meets World. It never had that same coming-of-age charm the original did.

The flashbacks were ❤️ warming

He kinda looks handsome. That moment caught me off guard and I will say GMW handled past characters well than fuller house.

Lmao you are everywhere my man

Thank you so very much for posting this comment. I would never watch Girl Meets World, but I remember the original scene you were talking about with Tommy. I'm so glad to know it had a happy ending

@@HenshinHeroesMedia doesn't take much

The last entry really got me cuz I lost my mom kinda the same way

@@scottniesen4632 I’m sorry for your loss

@@scottniesen4632 Sorry for your loss

All this on Disney right? .-. Or was it not? 🤔

@@sidous471 It's on Disney+ now but when it started it was on a different network then when it went into syndication they moved it to Disney

Pity party one trick exploitation.

*effect

@@Hellwyck **affect

Damn u sure dont give af abt much do ya

@@gorillamac It is "effect", actually. You could rephrase your comment so that "affect" would be the appropriate word by saying '... It truly showed the affect it had on him.'. It's words like these that make me glad that I'm a native English speaker. Can you imagine trying to learn a language with such arbitrary rules later on in life?

Indeed, even after the Matthews were dropped from the opening credits and from showing up each time.

Absolutely, and they weren’t just a punchline, like the nagging wife and lazy husband tropes.

I agree.

Those two along with Feeney are parenting goals.

Literally wrote a comment saying the same thing and then found this! Couldn’t agree more!

Yeah too bad GMW almost completely lost the magic like the only reason I ever joy it as much as I do is 100% thanks to Maya and Shaun I did enjoy Her falling for Luke's but then the whole stupid plot line where she became Riley or whatever OMG Don't get me started but yeah BMW was and still is an amazing show!

@@dunkbuscusgaming7016 GMW is PG and there is no way that they would reaplicate that.

@@dunkbuscusgaming7016 but you have to keep in mind that boy meets world aired on abc and girl meets world aired on disney channel and boy meets world was slightly censored when reruned on disney channel

@@sjsharksfangirl yeah but both were channels for kids like these days we got ABC and Abc kids but that's only recently back when I was growing up it was the one channel the only difference between ABC and Disney is ABC is not a pussy, it knows its a kids show so it's not to scary or sad or whatever but it tackles serious issues like depression, death, growing up, sexism, and as it went on the stuff it tackled got more serious as its like for the kids that started watching it being that age now or whatever. What I mean is Disney will always and I mean always shy away from tscking big serious issues because kids are watching and its like well okay don't use prophanety (probably spelt that wrong) swear words in the show but come on shielding them and saying everything is happy don't look outside this perfect safe world we have created. I mean back in the day Disney was never afraid to tackle serious stuff. I was able to deal with my Nan's death because lion king taught me to move forward. Aladdin taught me never to judge a book by it's cover its what's inside that counts. Mulan taught me that women are just as capable if not more than men I could go on but I think I made my point. Its fine to have kiddy fun shows and even semi adult kid shows. But when you take something like BMW and want to create a sequel series don't insult the fans by ignoring what made it so great and that is it dealt with serious issues and helped show kids what is right wrong and etc... I think I'll end my rant here before I go on any longer but yeah Disney used to have a good balance between fun happy kid movies/series and serious themes/issues now its 100% kid gloves. Luckily the MCU is part of Marvel and while Disney owns the rights its kind of marvels own area etc...

@@dunkbuscusgaming7016 and how it ruined Shawn and Angela relationship!!!!

You really don't see things like this anymore. Sitcoms really don't exist on this kind of level either. Closest I feel we get to recapturing it is Meet The Conners.

Absolutely!

This is the main reason I prefer the earlier seasons, before the adults took a bigger backseat to the kids as they got older.

@@PEHfinale Do you think that is a reflection of growing up and transitioning into adulthood? As you approach an age of tackling more life issues on your own.

Background furniture 😂😂

That’s what I love about both bmw and gmw is how they treated Shawn like their own son and they treated Maya like their own daughter

That's how usually work. Genius

she's not fat, she's hot. he just told her that so she'd give him her pizza.

Me too.... I remember that one. I forget all of them. But I remember that one

@Jamie Lee tell me you never watched the episode, and totally missed the point.

@Jamie Lee its a line from the show. Eric said "you're not fat, you're hot. I just said you were fat so you'd give me your pizza"

And then at the end when she’s like “Eric tell them that I’m fat.” And he’s like “What! Your not fat. You look great.” And she’s like “You said I was fat the other day when I asked you.” And he’s like “I just wanted your pizza!! 🍕 😂 I really liked that episode too! And didn’t she end up finding out the reason her jeans didn’t fit her anymore was because she had been trying to wear Coreys jeans and hadn’t realized they weren’t her own? Lol

Same here I miss when Disney tackled serious issues and they still do in a way with Vaping and Smoking and Depression.

Some friendships do. They're just very, very rare and you're blessed if you have one.

Well it would be unrealistic for every friendship to stay strong and close forever

Watch Grownish then

@@Im_alivexx Andi Mack was a decent show for kids, they show a gay character & a panic attack for example

In your opinion, who had it worse? Shawn Hunter or Sam Puckett?

@@omarcogle1965 Shawn

Feeny - best mentor figure until Iroh. _And_ without the baggage of being a general.

I love that Mr. Feeny wasn't afraid to show tough love when the kids needed it. It's weird referring to them as "kids" for such an iconic show, but that's what they were at the time. And yet, as many have been saying, the show's aged well.

@@melanieannplans2666 my grandpa was just like feeny they even looked similar lol so it's always bittersweet to me seeing the greatest moments of Feeny cuz he reminds me of my grandpa

Really the cult saga should have been a few more episodes. How you get sacked into one, how hard it is to get out. Maybe hear from one of the girls in the cult as Mr. Mack seemed a bit touchy feely

@@christopherb501 I remember his actor was on a few episodes of greys anatomy when yang was in Minnesota. I saw him and my first thought was "FEENY!!!!"

I liked William Daniels on St. Elsewhere..☝

He’s even still voicing KITT, as I saw on a recent commercial. I can’t hear his voice and not picture the car.

What's bad is that he looks way older than her. 😂

God bless 'em both! ☺️

A friend of mine posted a funny story a couple days about meeting him in the bathroom at a convention. I too am happy to know he's still around.

Could say that for any show with these duo dynamics. Back in the day, we followed sunshine characters to carry us through the story. Now, we relate to the broken characters. Just a change with the times. Redemption is a powerful allure.

William Russ is so under rated as an actor

the cult, i love cory HUG at the end of the CULT ep.

When people who been drinking there is difference between there Attitude changes and there behavior people who are dinking can cuz to push friends away and there not thinking of yourself

@@PhantomDemonEric It's sad the only other place I've seen him was as a one-shot antagonist in an early episode of Stargate.

the fact that there’s literal cults tho

Agreed. So many couples, including myself, get wrapped up in having a wedding and aren't prepared for the ups and downs of a marriage.

I agree with alan on not co-signing for a house. But i think it was extreme to not even help him fix a sink 🤣

@@AW-zc2wu then Cory would be thinking his dad is on speed-dial for everything

@@HookedOnSonics518 exactly, the most ups and downs that newlywed couples are typically prepared for are the ones that are between the bedsheets

@@AW-zc2wu No i fully agree with alan he said later on that he had the most fun time fixing things in hes first house starting to build on the house and a life with hes wife. for me that was the same in our first home and if daddy fixes everything you never learn anything yourself. My dad and my inlaw dad both offered to help but I always said i appreceate tips and advice but love to try myself first.

Like that males are more likely to commit suicide. Why it isnt called girl meets world

The whole show was a serious issue.

Watch the movie zootopia it’s not black and white it’s grey

Sort of. Shawn becoming a full blown alcoholic after drinking once was a little over the top.

@@aceventurablaze wat?

Yes! The Fred Savage episode still make me super uncomfortable, which tells me I learned something from it. He was such a jerk!

Bringing in Fred himself was such a win, and then seeing him in that role was even better. This show has aged so well and it's why it's so beloved!

@@katelynhawkins5244 It's so weird to see Fred Savage in those type of roles. I remember when he played a rapist on Law and Order:SVU who decided to defend himself in court. It made my skin crawl.

@@ashleydowney1222 he also played an abuser in some lifetime movie I happened upon once in the days of cable. Don't recall the title but creepy for sure.

@@jessicagoldman1797 The movie was called No One Would Tell.

Very true he always had it bad

Pretty typical for children with his background.

Omg yes! The way they tackled serious issues was always incredibly well done!

I remember the cult episode, but I never saw the adoption episode. I was wondering what happened to Mr. Turner after that.

@@Lashly273 I always wondered that too

Tommy was really great

I was wondering why Cory and the professor looked so alike

Wonder Years is probably the only show I like more than BMW, so watching Fred play such an awful character is hard to watch 😬

That was one of my favorite episodes. It really hit close to home! I loved how Corey never hesitated to defend Topanga.

Thought so, I was thinking to myself these two literally are like the same person! They look the same and have the same voice.

@@PEHfinale watch the movie 'no one would tell'

I miss it so much

Pretty much everything from the 90s is gold

HELL YEAH IT WAS MY KIDS STARTED WATCHING GIRL MEETS WORLD & ASKED HOW I KNEW THE PARENTS NAMES LOL GREAT SHOW

It was a great series ❤

Wonder if another decade we'll get Enby Meets World or something...

@@christopherb501 I say, that even though both series on Disney+, Disney+ should continue “girl meets world”

The best thing Girl Meets World had was the cameos. 😂

I completely agree about Girl Meets World. It was cute, and I really liked it. But it would have been super impactful if it was on Freeform or something. The foundation for a super successful show was there, and they definitely had the actors and backstories to make it work. But with it being a Disney Channel show, it was too safe. If the show had been on Freeform, I would have expected to see the underage drinking (+drugs) plot reappear with Maya. With her and Shawn being family now it definitely would have been an impactful storyline. And I personally wouldn’t have wanted to see Lucas be a bad guy, if there was a time Riley was in a relationship with someone else and they tried to take advantage of her (like Stuart with Topanga), it would have taken an emotional toll on Riley. I think it’d be an extremely intense plot, too, because Lucas has established anger issues and wouldn’t hesitate to nearly kill the guy, Topanga is a highly respected lawyer, etc. Farkle ended up not being autistic in the show but Smackle is and that would open up its own problems in the world when people look down on autistic people for whatever reason. Although I think if Farkle ended up being not straight it would be an even better story than just him with Smackle. Also, I would never want Cory and Topanga to break up in any universe but I think it would be interesting to show how hard on relationships it is to have children struggling (sort of like in the episode where Alan is fighting with Cory about his decision to be married and Amy is struggling to accept it). And also, Maya and Josh and the unignorable age difference that’s cute on the Disney show but in reality wouldnt be okay, and what kind of problems would arise from them (jealousy, college parties, intimacy before she’s ready, substance abuse, etc). And, lastly, because I love a good love triangle, a more heated, realistic love triangle between Riley, Lucas, Maya and the repercussions of the choices they make.

@@chatboulon743 sadly, that's 100% correct.

Same here this was my family’s favorite TGIF show. I relate to Eric’s arc after high school. He didn’t know what to do next.

Also, what about Disney+ since both shows are on it. If Disney+ decides to do it or not that’s on them but I think they should continue “girl meets world“ on Disney+

I completely agree. It actually makes me a little sad to see how much potential was wasted in GMW just because it was on the Disney Channel

Well, Disney owns ABC. So it was always Disney exclusive.

@@aradhyaroy Do you know CBBC

@@m56214 I didn't but I looked it up...so it's like children's BBC? Does it spoil shows too?

It is one of the best television shows of all time!

In my opinion the 90s was the absolute best decade for television ever

'90s*

It's an intentional dumbing down of society. Look at how they've changed history to suit their own narratives. Look what's happening now with this global scam. Their plan succeeded.

Because people thought the "very special episodes" were overbearing

I agree I grew up with Girl Meets World though.

The reasoning why GMW couldn't explore the more darker/deeper storylines was because it was on The Disney Channel and the average age of the viewers on the channel are pre-teens. BMW was able to push the boundaries because it was part of the TGIF lineup that was geared towards teens and young adults. I was lucky enough to have been old enough to enjoy when BMW originally aired (I just showed my age, well damn 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️). Regardless, if Disney let the show continue it would turned into another great sitcom enjoyed by multiple generations.

Girl Meets World did cover some really important topics though

@@savannahwestover7144 yeah. Like Farkle’s diagnosis/lack thereof (although they handled it all wrong but that’s a topic for another day), Smackle completely bashing the patriarchy’s idea of beauty, and literally everything concerning Maya’s family life

@@grace5033 Also the Stem episode and the one where they almost lose the creative arts classes, I think are important topics

When Eric was running for senator, it was a great episode, it was also about the future of children.

He had every right to be angry, but his assumption was incredibly harsh.

But the way Alan apologized to Shawn later was a big man thing to do

@@FacebookQueen I give credit to that episode for teaching and showing me that sometimes adults absolutely need to apologize to and respect children when we make mistakes.

@@FeministCatwoman Exactly. I completely agree. It was such a great scene to show that.

Theres another good episode with Feeny and shawn where he uses canvas as an example of friendship's durability.

I have family history of drinking I brother who used to drink people who does alcohol can push away loved ones when they make promises they do indeed to break there promises how do you know if you can trust them again

When it comes alcohol people can change to push them away there Attitude changes to be come violent when they say I don't have problem with alcohol and it comes out the wrong way just beware it can cuz to loose your life and people who you loves and care

I am sorry for the loss of your sister - I too had a problem with drinking and it’s been over one year since I quit. I honestly feel like a new person.

I didn't loose my brother it's like I washed my hands to my brother I'm not saying I don't care if wants to change he can always call me

My brother made promise to me and he broke that promise now I don't know if I could trust and believe him

The older you get the more it's relatable to Al Bundy and Red Foreman.

It's nowhere near as good as Boy Meets World, but it's definitely good. I'd recommend it.

@@rpsyco that’s bc I feel like gmw wasn’t given a proper chance to be better/as good as boy meets world bc it was Disney I feel like if it wasn’t a spin-off it’s a good Disney show but sense it’s a a spin-off I say it’s pretty decent

@@rpsyco there both really good shows and I feel like you can’t compare the two

@@lovingsturnxiolo all admit it was better than I thought especially bc I saw Fuller House (which was trash) but Boy Meets World felt really hard bc you realize how life treats you

I'm so happy Eric got to see that he made the right choice and gave Tommy a great life.

But I feel like boy meets world didn’t do that a lot line with the Shawn and turner scene in the hospital and shawn and his dad. Which I’m glad

they made it one episode where cory doesnt realize that people saw her different. i liked how they and the writers treated angela as a regular person and not like they treat diversity hires today

@@vampirefox7 exactly. She was just a good character who cared about Shawn. The show never addressed that they were two different skin color….cause it doesn’t matter. Love is love

@@jessedellross3245 yeah it wasn't an eye roll like it is now where they have to prove a point. Not to say there aren't couples on tv now like that now but it pander to the point where it's ridiculous. Writers lack the subtle touch not not make race a thing in every conversation or episode.

Omg I say this all the time! I love how it was an issue but it wasn’t exaggerated. I feel now when tv writers wanna tackle diversity of some sort of struggle. It’s not authentic. They do it Bc it’s a trend or they trynna fill a quota. BMW nailed everything they’ve done

@@vampirefox7 i mean to be this show took place in the midwest not the south where people actually would care

Not just that but a lot of its lessons with the issues they tackled seemed somewhat forced rather than authentic.

Another person using the wrong "its*". ITS predecessor. It's = it is *or* it has. Its = belonging to it.

@@englishatheart Girl this isn't english class...calm down. Her message still came across 😅

Girl Meets World tried, but re-creating magic like BMW is really hard. The show was great when it brought back the original characters and tied their previous character arcs into the current timeline. However, when left to its own devices, it came off as just another run of the mill Disney Channel sitcom. I enjoyed it, and my kids still enjoy watching it. However, my 13 year-old son tells me he does enjoy the original BMW episodes better, and that is saying something because I was his age when BMW was originally airing.

@@englishatheart You should read comments in Spanish 😅😅🤣🤣.

It unfortunately does. Kids have no voice for themselves. It's up to adults to take care of them.

@@yikesgina she wasn't a kid she was a college student

@@matthewjones2095 Doesn't keep such from having a hard time being believed, for absolutely no good reason. MeToo is a thing for good fucking reason.

@@matthewjones2095 and he’s still an adult compared to her with more life experience who should know better, too many teachers take advantage of their power and harass vulnerable students because they know the student doesn’t know what to do

Just read this reddit where a college student was a lingerie maid through an agency (basically cleans while naked). She went to a client who turned out to be her professor. He was extremely embarrassed and she left. Over the next few weeks he avoided her during class, which she expressed needing meetings (like all his other students) but wanted him to get past it. On Reddit she was asking how to discreetly meet with him to discuss pretending the incident never happened, without use of school resources that could be traced. Eventually she scheduled a meeting to discuss her dissertation (again like other students), he lied and reported she offered to clean his house naked for a good grade. She ended up transferring to another school with her credits in tact, and the connard was only blacklisted from the maid agency. The university made it clear they would protect him.

And some high quality acting. The teacher was played by Ben Savage's brother. That had to have been hard for the two of them to do.

In Girl Meets World they made Angel la the villain which was so dumb

Girl Meets World is just more woke propaganda

Nothing can be better than the original. It was amazing the first time. The same goes for Saved by the Bell. Or we are too old to enjoy the spin offs.

Fun fact: The teacher is played by his brother, Ben Savage.

I balled my eye out when he said he was Tommy in girl meets world

It started and ended at the right time.

Here’s some trivia Matthew Lawrence & the guy who played chet hunter they knew each other way way before boy meets world the guy who played Chet he was on towards the final season of gimme a break & he was on a episode of brotherly love

What also made me mad was that they wouldn’t let Topanga speak during that court room scene

In the long game, Cory became a better man, a better husband, and eventually a better father because of it

I cried watching that bit, I was born premature and with a rare genetic disorder (it doesn’t affect me much) but I always forget how scared my parents were so when I see stuff like this it hits hard

Dude that episode where the ending was like it's sad for the parents who are there I thought the baby died

Yeah I was disappointed when I heard that

What are you talking about

There's no irony. There was no surprise when she came out given she was the only AA actors on the show. She was also much older than Rider and the others. Ths storylines or ideals presented on tv and what goes on behind the scenes don't always measure up. Look at Buffy or other popular shows. I love BMW but I was aware the show was flawed and not racially inclusive despite some of the issues it discussed on tv.

@@Asiacbrown80 Give me a break, shows like Martin, were they inclusive?

@@molasorrosalom4846 give me a break, BMW was directed at "mainstream" or "white" audiences, like most shows. They always had a token black character and lack diversity. There were very few sitcoms that were directed at black audiences in 90s and 2000s. Martin was one of the few shows that was targeted at an audience that lacked representation. It was also one of the few gigs AA actors could get because they couldn't get role in most "mainstream" sitcom. Many actors and statistics support that even now. Facts and circumstance don't support your "give me a break" . It just shows ignorance of what went on at the time or what's going on int the world.

She's named for the forest near LA. 😁

Her name is a complete coincidence. Michael Jacobs was driving when one of the other people working on the show called and said that they needed a name for this other character (remember that, in Season 1, Topanga wasn't a major character nor intended to be a mainstay). He just so happened to be on the freeway passing by an exit sign that said "Topanga Canyon Blvd.," so he suggested the name Topanga.

My brothers dog is named topanga. After the California beach not the girl

Same though, and I've legit been thinking about this since the show originally aired. Always been in the back of mind.

This wasn't the first time they did it. They played siblings in the movie Little Monsters, which also co-starred Daniel Stern, who was the adult version of Fred Savage's character Kevin Arnold on The Wonder Years.

Was a good show but that’s a bit of a stretch. I can think of a lot of sitcoms in particular that were better shows. I love Lucy, friends, Seinfeld, cheers etc.

@@gregrowe1168 All of them expect Cheers is bad

Nothing for me will ever top Gilmore Girls. (My daughter's name is Lorelai, if that says anything.)

He finally gets an awesome happily ever after in Girl Meets World

Completely agree, and a good reminder for those of us who have been together awhile as well! Underrated episode for sure.

I do not remember Teen Angel...I remember when Full House and Hanging with Mr Cooper came on and the one with Merlin Santana... I'll look it up

@@Mscharisma27 Yeah it was a funny show. If I remember correctly he ate a piece of old pizza and died and became an Angel.

I do agree but Degrassi counts for a lot.

@@gracebleekman2557 I only watched one season but it seemed pretty heavy handed and the writing was garbage compared to BMW

@@vampirefox7 I totally understand I’m just saying both are similar in a way. And I personally love Degrassi but I understand what you’re saying about the writing.

@@gracebleekman2557 I also don't forgive them for giving us drake. You can't sell him as a badass rapper when he played a kid in. A wheel chair

@@vampirefox7 True but at the time he was the age. And I’m not trying to have a argument here.

The problems of them are still relatable now.

I know what you mean

Me too ❤️

Given you lot were hot for Mr. Strong as Shawn, I gotta ask - why is the hair hot? What is so freaking attractive to young women about that haircut/style?? Even if you personally weren't interested in him for it, please, you must have SOME insight! It's been bugging me forever!

@@christopherb501 His hair was full of volume, luscious and had a dark mysterious brown tone to it…something nice for my fingers to grab onto.

@@lauraann7027 So...the short cuts generally recommended to men are in fact self-sabotaging...?

I feel like maybe if GMW was on another chancel that wasn’t Disney, It would’ve been a lot better.