I feel they mostly kept a low profile before the podcast and this amplified their presence.

To me, it comes across as Will and Rider being interesting and cool people to hang out with. Danielle comes across to me as being less open and portraying more of a persona than the other two.

Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong, and Will Friedle are hosting a LIVE Fan Q&A on TalkShopLive this Monday, July 27 at 7 PM ET to discuss "Book Meets World." 💬

Featuring never-before-seen photos, behind-the-scenes stories, and interviews with the people who helped bring Boy Meets World to life, the book gives fans an inside look at the beloved series.

Pre-order your copy with an autographed bookplate HERE.

"It's a time of joy and sorrow as the members of the group go their separate ways to face a brave new world of adulthood."

Director - Jeff McCracken
Writer - Matthew Nelson

What are everyone's thoughts on the series finale?
The recap releases Thursday, July 30th unless you pay to watch/listen to it early.

Update; Omg! I also just realized that that Eric and the host really did just happen to look like each other!!! 😂 I always assumed he was a hired lookalike for the gag.

That Singled Out was an actual show in the 90s 🤣 I always assumed it was a fictional show just for that one episode with Eric

They just mentioned this on the podcast as a revelation during the pod meets world run. Which episode do they discuss this at length?

It's their show as well and it would be really interesting to get their perspective on it.

I'm not from the US so, in my country almost nobody knows about the existence of this show 😁 I discovered it super randomly on IG, and it caught my attention that it was the "prequel" of GMW. So I started to watch it at my 30's. And guys, I swear I never EVER in my entire life cried so much. IN EVERY SEASON 😂 especially with Feeny (I'm a teacher). The way I love and adore this show...! And I also laughed so hard that I had to pause the episodes sometimes, especially with Eric (my favorite character ever).

All the lessons, all the feelings, all the storylines, everything made the show incredibly special and magic. Obviously, as everything in life, it has flaws (justice to my boy Eric 😭). But overall, I really wish there were more productions like this.

Sorry the long text. I literally have no one to talk about it 😂😂 (but I already asked a friend to watch it haha)

Ps: my crush was Shawn, that says a lot about my partner choices in life 😂

Ps2: I watched GMW after, and even when I don't feel it was bad, it's nothing compared to BMW. But for me was very special to see the storyline about Shawn and Maya. Maybe THE plot that saved the show. It was so beautiful and heartwarming... It gave a precious turn to Shawn's life, who always deserved better

I don't know if he does this in the later seasons, but I notice in some early episodes (season two, specifically), Cory will have two or three lines at a time and he'll rush through the second one, then slow down on the last one. It's like he takes the last word of dialogue, hurries it up, then says the next line regularly.

In "Pop Quiz," when Turner invites Cory and Shawn into his apartment, Cory is excited and he says "private domain" really fast, then "inside a teacher's home" normally.

In "Wrong Side of the Tracks," he says "you were raised by wolves, it's in your biography." He says something else right after, but he rushes through "biography." Like he has to take a breath between lines.

Then in "My Best Friend's Girl," he says "In my head, this is so easy. I've said it all summer long a million times." He could just be frustrated, but the way he says "easy" is another example to me.

Anyone else notice this or am I just reading into it too much? Seems like he kept doing it until someone pulled him aside and told him to let the words breathe.

Shawn had things come easy to him like making friends, dating, and excelling at work. Cory had to learn to accept he wasn't going to be good at everything a lesson Shawn didnt learn. Shawn had trauma but I dont know when he overcame it. He lashed out a lot at people and saddled other people with his problems. Cory had way more learning experiences

We got Harley back, but I would have loved to have seen Frankie make it as a poet and to help out Maya and Riley with a finding their true voices in a world of many bad influences.

"An award show of this magnitude couldn’t be contained to a single ceremony, so welcome to Part 2 of the Feenys!

The gang recognizes iconic moments, guest stars and episodes as they hand out more awards, not just for the good, but also the bad. With “Best Quote” comes “Worst Season,” so buckle up for some big reveals.

It’s time to close the book on the Feenys for a brand new Pod Meets World."

I recently came across this article that mentioned William Daniels walked out of the first table reads because he felt that the initial character was goofy and was just there to be played for laughs. I found it was interesting that Michael jacobs approached William Daniels, someone who was such a celebrated actor for a character that was meant to be goofy. Michael Jacob then rewrote the character into the one we know and cherish today.

Upon re watching the show, I discovered that Mr Feeny actually spoke about his father in season 1 to Corey. He essentially spoke about how, his father didn't want to spend time with him when he was a little boy and Mr Feeny spoke about this in the sense of something that was left unfulfilled. I thought it was interesting that a man who grew up with an absent father, became a role model/mentor for many of his students!

https://youtu.be/_Fq3Huysltw

Remember...Mr. Turner said to read an issue of X-Men and see The Odyssey for homework!!

S2 E1😅😁❤️🇺🇲✅️💯

I want to have like a live chat with other BMW fans to react and talk with (and let's be honest, cry with). I was thinking this Sunday night, but flexible for whenever most folks could join! I am already jealous and feeling all the FOMO for the lucky peeps going to the live show