Boy Meets World Season 2 Part 1 Review
Boy Meets World Season 1 Part 2 Review
Boy Meets World Season 1 First Part 1 Review
Steve and TFG1Mike discuss the first half of Boy Meets World season two, covering episodes one through twelve. They explore the show's tonal shift as Cory, Shawn, and Topanga transition into high school and examine the introduction of new characters like Mr. Turner and Jason. The hosts share their thoughts on the lessons taught throughout these episodes, from dealing with school bullies to the complexities of high school relationships and social hierarchies. They also highlight the new dynamic between Mr. Feeny and the teaching staff.
TFJ, Mike, and Steve Megatron revisit the final 11 episodes of the first season of Boy Meets World, celebrating 25 years of the series. They analyze episodes including 'Once in Love with Amy,' 'She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not,' 'The B Team of Life,' 'Model Family,' 'Risky Business,' 'The Fugitive,' 'It's a Wonderful Night,' 'Kid Gloves,' 'The Play's the Thing,' 'Boy Meets Girl,' and 'I Dream of Feeny.' The hosts discuss the show's approach to teaching life lessons, the evolving character dynamics, and the contrast between the perspectives of children and parents.
Hosts Mike Blanchard and Steve Phillips revisit the first eleven episodes of Boy Meets World to discuss the series' pilot, character development, and the show's wholesome portrayal of family life. They highlight key episodes like the introduction of Topanga Lawrence, the "Genius" episode, and the memorable guest appearance by Rue McClanahan. The hosts share their perspectives on the show's enduring themes, the impact of having the series available on Hulu, and their appreciation for the dynamic between the Matthews parents, Amy and Alan.
Hosts TFG1Mike and Steve Megatron announce their new project reviewing the classic 90s sitcom Boy Meets World and its sequel series, Girl Meets World. They discuss their history with the show, how they plan to tackle the series in episodic blocks, and their goals for this limited-run review series launching in late 2016. The hosts share their personal connections to the characters and the unique appeal of the series as a staple of 90s television.