Boy Meets World Season 3 Part 2 Review

Hey, this is Josh Keaton and you are listening

to the GeekCast Radio Network. Hello and welcome

to episode 6 of Podcaster Meets World brought

to you by the GeekCast Radio Network. I am one

of your hosts, TF2 One Mike. Joining me as always,

Steve Megatron. Hello, sir. Hello. We're going

to be talking about the second half of Boy Meets

World Season 3, which includes Episodes 12 through

22. Man, I am loving this whole 22 -episode long

thing. That way, these Part 1 and Part 2 splits

are an even split, and I don't have to worry

about counting. Steve, here, watch these seven,

and then watch these six, and then watch these

nine, and then watch these blah -blah -blah -blah.

Even numbers are welcome. And this second half

hit me a lot more than the first half did. I

don't have to be alive to love you. Oh, that's

beautiful. See, Cory, wasn't that a good movie?

Cory, you're drooling. No, no, I was crying.

Through my mouth. If you're bored, why don't

you just go upstairs and watch the game with

your father? Oh, hon, anyone can watch a Super

Bowl, right? I mean, it takes a special man to

watch a classic like this. Uh, is that what you

are, Cora? A special man? Huh? Eric, what are

you doing? I'm saving a life. Listen to me. You

and Topanga spent the last three Friday nights

at home, tearing up at Chick Flicks. Excuse me,

last Friday night, if you recall, Topanga and

I spent a lovely evening at home, watching no

TV whatsoever. You made jam! It was preserves,

Eric. It was preserves. There's a nifty little

recipe in this couple's magazine. I told them

I was married to get a subscription discount.

Are you blind in the eyes, man? Huh? And you

and Topanga are turning into an old, boring couple.

Eric, Topanga and I have been going out for five

months, all right? And in our circle, we are

considered young and hip. Hon, how are the muffins

doing? I'll stick a fork in them, hon. Hey, hey,

hey, hey, hey. You go near that oven, I'll stick

a fork in you. You wouldn't. Oh, I'd be doing

you a favor. Oh, stop being such a Weisenheimer.

Who said that? You did, Pops. I didn't necessarily

have a lot of these same experiences that Corey,

Sean, Topanga, the Mathews, Eli, Jonathan, you

know, Mr. Feeny. I didn't have, like, But I still,

because of things that have happened in my life,

I sort of kind of related to a lot of things

that are going on in these final 11 episodes

of season 3 of Boy Meets World. When you watch

these, how are you feeling watching the second

half compared to the first half? Nostalgic. Yes.

What I like about this is that we're not really

doing the whole the thing anymore, like Harley

and Griff are gone, hell, Joey's gone, and Frankie

is the only one left. That's because he's the

only one with redeemable qualities. Well, I mean,

Frankie is a big lovable teddy bear that can

pound your face kind of thing, but I like this.

Frankie the Enforcer, he's more than just that.

They actually try to befriend him. You know,

they do it for the wrong reasons at first, but,

you know. I walk alone in this world, except

for the grilled cheese sandwich in my pocket.

So who dies first? Whoa, Frankie, you know, what

I'm getting here, pal, is that friendship is

very important. So how about this? You let us

live, you got two new friends. Who? Us. Think

about it. We could, you know, hang out, go to

movies, ball games, whatever. Poetry readings?

Poetry readings were there. I hate poetry. John,

if our friend who's gonna let us live likes poetry,

then we like poetry. Oh, poetry! I thought you

said... All that. We start off with, the grass

is always greener. And, uh... At 14 years old,

being uncomfortably domesticated. Oh, Cory. Oh

Cory Yeah, I like the fact that he plays himself

off as Sean and Sean's like no Yeah, no don't

No, no, no, but of course, you know the the You

know the the guys night out that they want to

do Falls flat but it also gets them to the point

where they go to this place where Topanga was

going And she's this foreign little French girl,

kind of pretending to get away from real life

kind of thing. I like this one. It was okay.

It was interesting. And again, it's showing the

big, huge difference between Shori. Oh, God.

Between Cory, yeah, sure. I don't really know

where the fuck that came from between Cory and

Sean is that Cory is the is the nice guy and

Sean can be the nice guy but in general Sean

is the bad boy kind of thing and And this is

very very cool. Very interesting And then the

next one is new friends and old which is when

mr. Feeny asks Cory and Sean to take Frankie

under their wing. So this is the episode that

I mentioned a minute a minute ago. And throughout

this episode, they learned that Frankie is not

just a bully. He's not just an enforcer. He's

not just there to, you know, bully the younger

kids into doing stuff for Corey and Sean. He's

an actual person. He's a, you know, he's a teddy

bear. Yeah. And the fact that you have Leon Allen

White as Vader, Frankie's dad. Like, wow. I want

to thank you both for coming down to discuss

this matter. Now, Mr. Stachino. Yes. I was talking

to Frankie. Yes. I was talking to little Frankie.

I was talking to this... Lad right here. Now,

whose idea was it to burn students' clothes and

make them dress up in cheerleaders' outfits?

I cannot say. I must protect my friend Joey the

Rat. Yes, well, it's too late. Your friend Mr.

Epstein has already been suspended. This meeting

is to try to save you from a similar fate. No,

no, no. That won't happen to my boy, Mr. Feeny.

My boy! He's gonna straighten up and he's gonna

fly right as an 11th time heavyweight champion

of the world. I guarantee you, my boy, he's gonna

tow the line. Mr. Stachino, I appreciate your

passion, but you, you don't have to bark. Poor

Joey. Poor me. What will I ever do without my

best friend? Someone who drags you down is not

your best friend. Now, I suggest you find a better

crowd, or you'll end up like your friend Joey.

You do what the man says, do you hear me? You

don't have to yell. No, he's not yelling. Well,

uh, again, thank you for dropping down. Oh, and,

Mrs. T... I'm so sorry. Yeah, that was pretty

funny, too. I had to chuckle at that. Big Van

Vader. He was a professional wrestler. He was

in the NFL draft in 1978. He was round three

pick 80 in that draft. Oh, his colleges. He went

to Colorado, according to this. But yeah, no,

Big Van Vader and Frankie, I mean, they are definitely

father and son as these characters, and I really

did dig that whole thing. And then the next one,

a kiss is more than a kiss, and... God. Oh, Cory.

This, to me, is very, like, Cory is... He's on

that... Straight line of he's in love with Topanga.

He only wants to kiss Topanga He only wants to

be with Topanga and in this episode. She's like

we're broken up We've moved on we've you know,

we're gonna do things with our guys and he gets

jealous and this that the other thing and everything

else and Of course, this is all Shawn's fault

Yeah, and he just left them alone. Yeah granted

she went to the party without him anyway, true,

so It probably would've still happened. Right.

You know, why can't you guys learn from Morgan?

She is a great sister. I mean, she stays in a

room, you don't hear from her, you don't see

her, and best of all, she stays out of my personal

life. So, room or upstairs is, you got a date.

Morgan, long time no see. Yeah. That was the

longest time out I've ever had. Morgan returns

in this episode. I love the little pot -shot

comments. Yes. That was the longest time out

I've ever had. Yes. Yeah, they're like, if you'd

like to have another one. So Lily Nixie was the

original Morgan and now Lindsay Ridgeway is the

current new Morgan in season three. I see the

differences, but I also see how they were also

very similar between the two actresses at this

time when these actresses were this age. So.

It isn't like, I've used this example in other

podcasts before, like on soap operas, the role

of Erica Cain is no longer being played by Susan

Lucci. It is now being played by, insert name

here, not that that would have ever happened

because Susan Lucci is Susan Lucci. But that

whole thing of sometimes we're soap operas will

be like, the role of this person is now being

played by blah, blah, blah. I like that they

didn't do that kind of thing here. And as I said

a moment ago, I feel that both Lily and Lindsay

at this age were close enough to where the character

of Morgan really did blend. You can tell, obviously,

there's a different. Person playing the role

but she still has that sharp wit she still has

this that the other thing and everything else

and yes, like you said the Constant quips about

being stuck up in her room for the longest time

out ever was uh Was very very hilarious and so

far They've all like me morning Cory Dana Yeah,

sure, I'll be right over Ooh, it ain't private.

What could this be? Well, she probably wants

to finish what we started last night. So if I'm

late for class, fall asleep without me. The Heart

is a Lonely Hunter is up next, and... So this

was February of 1996, three years before 10 Things

I Hate About You. I forgot that Larissa Olenik

was in this. Because the only place I've ever

that I remember her from is Playing Bianca Stratford

in ten things. I hate about you, but seeing her

in this as Dana. Oh Man, I love her her her acting

in this so so good. But basically this one Sean's

bad boy image costs him a date with a nice girl,

so he recruits Corey to teach him how to be a

boyfriend material. And this episode is also

the start of Eric trying to land the internship

at the TV station. Well, what's funny about the

girlfriend, I remember her from The Secret World

of Alex Mack. I briefly... Remember watching

it because there's nothing else on at certain

times, but apparently she's also on third rock

from the Sun I don't remember that but I'm looking

at the IMDB but I remember the secret world of

Alex Mack I thought so but it went over my mouth

and sound like a moron Heaven forbid we say a

wrong thing on a podcast. Yeah, so I did the

research but anyways, yeah, so I think that it's

funny that you know Eric is trying out for For

this position in the news station and you know,

oh Hey, mr. Williams, I talked about my journalism

paper. All right another episode of Eric Matthews

excuse theater. All right, let me guess You fell

behind on your car payments and they repossessed

your paper by mistake Let me play all right,

okay Okay, and I'm seeing a pet right? Lying

by a road, huh? With your term paper in his mouth,

right? That's funny. No, look, um... No, I'm

not gonna try to snow you. I know I deserve what

I got, but I'm trying to turn things around so

I can get into college. Study. Come on, I'm being

serious. Hey, like, what about that news internship

at the station? Why don't you let him apply?

Wait a sec, there's an internship? Yeah, hands

-on experience, extra credit. We're at a real

TV station? That's so cool. Sign me up, Mr. Williams.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Eric, there's only one

spot available. There's gonna be a lot of competition.

A students. You know what I mean? Yeah, I know,

and they're all gonna cancel each other out.

I'm a luck! Thank you, Mr. Williams. It's a great

suggestion, Mr. Turner. Great suggestion, Mr.

Turner. What? It can't hurt to let him take a

shot. Hey, I know these people. They're gonna

scrutinize every application, look at grades,

SAT scores. Oh, come on, what are you kidding

me? It's television. He's a luck. And his grades,

of course, are crap because he's just not applying

himself. Yep. Yeah, because in the next episode

stormy weather Hey that aired on my birthday

in 1996 I was at the Randy Travis Sammy Kershaw

and who was the other? Travis Tritt concert that

night And it's a whole thing folks So Eric's

devotion to the TV station as you said is affecting

his grades and endangering his chances of graduating

Meanwhile things start to heat up between Jonathan

and Dana's mom Dun -dun -dun! Oh yeah, my walker's

in the shop. John? Oh, Dana, we should get going.

It was nice to meet you, Mr. Turner. Oh, gosh,

call me John. Call me Susan. I just may do that.

Okay, okay, let's go. Goodbye, get out. What

kind of disgusting display was that? What? I

was just being friendly to your girlfriend. You

were all over her! Oh, I was not. You know, just

for safety reasons, you know, if you're ever

over there and I need to get a hold of you, uh...

What's her number? 1 -800 -TAKE -A -COLD -SHOWER.

I'm not gonna ask her out. Why, why, why can't

I ask her out? Because she's my girlfriend's

mother. And frankly, there's something just sick

about this whole situation. Go on, relax. I'm

not gonna call her. Hello. Susan. It's Dana's

mom. From the car. I love Sean in this episode.

Sean and Dana. I love the two of them together.

I think this is hilarious. Like, oh my God, Jonathan

and my mom. Oh my God, we're going to be cousins.

And I'm like, oh my God. Oh my God. So hilarious.

I do like that, you know, we have the Eric and

I've always wanted to be a TV weatherman and

I always wanted to do this and do that and I

like that he has a goal even though in order

to be doing that goal he's ignoring what's going

to get him further in life which is his schoolwork

so he can graduate. Then we have the pink flamingo

kid While filming a video for Shawn Corey catches

some criminals red -handed and wants to enter

a TV news contest But Shawn objects and destroys

the tape, you know, Eric's trying to do an American

Pickers Eric Eric does a lot of these like get

rich quick schemes throughout the series. Yes.

Yes, he does Backfire. Yeah miserably And we

will see that even more later when Jack enters

the fray of friends here. I like the idea of

Corey wanting to help Sean with the whole video

thing. I thought that was cool. I thought it

was absolutely hilarious to make the Hunter family

feel the most comfortable. They show up and you

don't see any of them. You just hear them. You

know, I thought that was kind of cool especially

for a happy birthday for his dad kind of thing

and then we get some life lessons in episode

18 where mr. Feeney has a very excruciating exam

schedule and Everybody decides except for Cory

and Sean and then but everybody else in the school

decides to retaliate by vandalizing mr. Feeney's

home which You don't do that. No, it was just

yeah. No, you don't do that And it's only an

exam schedule like oh three finals in one day,

please You know that there were a couple of times

in school where I had four finals in one day

And I mean I get it, you know, it's pressure.

It's school pressure it's pressure to do well

on each final and everything else and but if

they are the final tests of the final year of

let's just say you're a senior and You have six

periods and all six periods are finals that you

have to study for To be ready to take that test.

Well, that's what you have to do. There is no

changing a schedule. There's no Like that's just

not gonna happen and then the comedy bit in the

episode where apparently Eric is gonna be dating

an older woman who Amy was supposed to set up

with Jonathan. So that's a whole comedy bit in

this episode. Yeah. And then the dad's like,

yeah, way to go. And the mom's like, no. Yeah.

No. But yeah, I think it's the funny joke is,

you know, when Eric is told by Amy he can't date

her, he says, it's because she's Canadian, isn't

it? Oh, God. It's like, oh, that's a funny joke.

And then he ends up introducing them anyway and

gets a different girl that he ends up going out

on a date with instead. Yeah, the older woman

finally gets introduced to Jonathan and things

go back to where they need to be. How do you

know so much? You're a grocer. We're really Russian

spies, right, Boris? Yes, Natasha. Episode 19

might be my favorite of this half of the season,

as far as like the whole... funny bits part of

it because Corey gets a shock when a microwave

mishap transports him back to the 1950s where

his post Cold War knowledge of Russian space

experiments gets him mistaken for a spy. I was

there Mr. Matthews. The reason why I say this

is probably my favorite episode of the second

half is because you have all of the cast members,

specifically Amy and Alan. Trying to do Russian

accents and Amy and Alan do it really really

well. Boris and Natasha. Yep. I'm like, oh that's

so good. That's so funny. And then Sean Z. Hunterelli.

Yes, that was, oh god, that's Jesus. It's hilarious.

And then Tom Bosley. Tom Bosley shows up as himself.

Yeah. Along with Mr. Miyagi Pat Morita was the

wise man. Excuse me, Mr. Wise Man. I am playing

a song, man. All right, now I'm finished. Wait

a minute, you're the wise man? No, I am clearly

the hep cat. Now that dude is a wise man. Mr.

Wiseman, um, our friend here's in a lot of trouble,

and we figured that you're the only one... Wiseman,

see, young boy in trouble now wants to go back.

Ah, young boy named Matthews. Amazing. So, can

you help me? How did you get here? Well, the

last thing I remember, I was plugging in the

microwave and I must have gotten a shock or something.

Wiseman says best way out... is the way you came

in. It's always nice seeing him in things. We've

got three more episodes for this season, and

these are three episodes that I remember the

most out of this season, because episode 20 is,

I never sang for my legal guardian, as he, Jonathan,

decides he is finally ready to assume responsibility

as Sean's legal guardian, but Sean only wants

to be with his father, Chet. Cory and Topanga

search for Chet, but Cory becomes distracted

when he catches the attention of a woman. Meanwhile,

Mr. Feeny strong arms Eric into tutoring the

school's star athlete Jeff, which in turn actually

helps Eric. Guest stars Blake Clark as Chet Hunter,

Bobby Phillips as Luanne, Bobby Jacoby as Jeff,

and other people as well. I like this one because

we finally get the whole Jonathan Turner, Sean

Hunter, Chet Hunter. We get more of Sean's story.

We finally do see Chet again. Very, very cool.

I actually came to talk to you about Sean. Why,

is he sick? No, no, no. He's just all confused

and why I think he really misses me. Well, I

miss him too. He's a good boy. Didn't come back

for him. He needs you, then. Nah, someone's better

off where he is. Turner sends me his report cards

and his test. He even sent me a picture of him

and that new girlfriend of his. Reminds me of

his mom. About a thousand years ago. See, Shawn

needs family in his life. And that's you. Come

on, son. Sean's better off where he is now than

he ever could be with a man like me. Mr. Turner's

great and all, okay? But he's his friend. He's

not his father. You are. And... with all due

respect, if you love him, Mr. Hunter, then you'd

come back for him. I love him. I love him so

much I can't go back. You, uh... You tell Sean

his daddy said, hey... Yeah, the the whole thing

with Chat being a part of of his life and throughout

the series is really cool and then showing that

you know how all that Played out. Yeah, and it

kind of traumatized him as he he went through.

Yeah true, but There's there's the nice little

nod though back to this time frame Turner and

Sean and girl meets world. He says I should have

so should have adopted you. I thought about it.

Yeah. Yeah, I mean, yeah, we will get to that

because some of those some of those flashbacks

and some of those guest starring spots and girl

meets world Oh rip my heart out. Mm -hmm. But

yeah, so we get more of the whole father -son

thing between Turner and and Sean and and then

shit and and everything else and all that And

I like what Alan says to Jonathan, where he says,

you know, if it were my son, I would like, you

know, you to at least consult me on, you know,

my son's future and what my son wants. Because

as I was watching this, I'm like, okay, so we're

portraying Chet as not necessarily abandoning

his son, but He's running away looking for his

wife, but in Chet's eyes, leaving him with Jonathan

was the best thing for Sean, even though Sean

wants to be with his dad. Cause there's sometimes

where some parents may feel like they are not

the best thing for their kids at the time. It's

a really, really hard, difficult thing to, to

portray and family television. or a lack thereof

these days, but Boy Meets World did this really

well with Sean and his whole family and everything

that they did with that character and all of

his family members. Some grade A family television

right there. Episode 21. the happiest show on

earth. I mean, she's the most wonderful thing

that ever happened to me. How can I not have

her in my life? Corey cannot keep his mind off

Topanga and tries to woo her by following her

to Walt Disney World. But Topanga becomes angry

because she believes he traveled all that way

for another girl, Kristen. Debbie Dunning as

Alexandra, special guest star, guest star, Andrew

Keegan as Ronnie. So the guy that was with Topanga

on the date, Ronnie, that... Is Joey from 10

things I hate about you. So this one. It's the

Disney episode because every 90s family comedy

had to have a Disney episode. I remember Full

House had Disney episodes. Other shows I think.

I don't think Family Matters had one, but I know

other shows had one episode where everybody went

to Disney or most characters went to Disney.

I like this because you have Cori and Topanga

figuring out what they want and she brings up

the whole thing of, you know, at 14 years old,

how can we have these feelings for each other

kind of thing. Cory just knows what he wants

like Cory has always been that domesticated Like

one woman man kind of thing and Topanga is his

woman kind of thing and and I don't know I like

the fact that Eric covers for Cory using a life

-size dummy Poor dummy and and then Feeney is

the only one that caught on Yeah. And he's like,

why don't you just shove your brother into the

locker? What brother? And then he gets him distracted

and then throws him down the hall. Yeah. And

then it's later unburied out of his backyard.

Yeah. It's like, why would you bury in Feeney's

backyard? Because Eric is dumb. Because good

is dumb. Yeah. Look, what I did was wrong, OK,

but just in case there's any chance of leniency

here. Snow domes from Disney World. Upstairs.

Then I'll be taking these back. Corey, I'm glad

everything worked out with you and Topanga. Me

too, Mom. You may keep yours. And then the season

finale is kind of a cliffhanger, a little bit.

As Cory dreads the upcoming summer vacation without

Topanga, he realizes that she's going to camp.

Sean's traveling with his father and Eric's leaving

for college until Eric receives a letter stating

that he didn't get into the college of his choice.

Eric then decides to take a cross -country road

trip and invites Cory along for the ride. So

this is interesting. I still want to see how

Eric is going to drive to Hawaii. Yeah, that

was pretty dumb You know it is what it is But

I like seeing finally we finally get to see all

this emotion come out of Cory and Eric about

you know how they've been brothers for 15 years

and But you know Eric's always been off with

his friends or Cory's always been off with his

friends and his girlfriend and whatever So I

like seeing the two brothers together doing this,

and I think it's fun and funny and interesting,

and I like the characterization between the two

of them. What's the matter, Mr. Matthews? You

seem a little down. Perhaps some history homework

would cheer you up? Knock it off, Eric. You know

I'm not a big fan of your feeny puppet. Come

on, Cor. I mean, I thought everything was great

now that you were to peg her. Back together.

Big kiss. Back together. Big kiss. Hey, hey,

hey. Stay out of my personal life. Hey, come

on, Cory. I mean, Topanga's leaving for the summer

and I'm sorry, but that's got nothing to do with

me. I got one week left here. Let's make it great.

Just like old times. What old times? Yeah, it

was nice to see them, you know, finally bond

and in a sort and and then like their farewell.

I can't remember what exactly he said, but he

says, oh, they think we're going here. we're

gonna go here yeah yeah absolutely boy meets

world season three the first half as i said last

time in episode five i didn't really relate all

that much to some of it The second half here,

there were plenty of things for me to relate

to from both the adults and the kids. And the

kids are growing up. The kids are gonna be adults

soon. I mean, they're on their way to becoming

seniors of the high school and all of that and

dealing with things and whatever. Two months

in the road. Can't think anybody else would rather

share the car with. It's gonna be a summer we'll

never forget. Things always seem to work out

for the best. I've always believed that. The

only thing I remember about season four is the

opening, because they change the opening every

season, at least up until the first four seasons.

I remember the music for the season four opening,

and I remember it's Corey in the beginning jumping

in the car, and they're going on, because part

of season four in the premiere, the first episode,

is Eric and Corey are still on the road trip.

because the summer hasn't fully ended yet. But

season three overall, I enjoy it. I think it's

fun. I think it's interesting. I think that the

character growth throughout for everybody in

whichever way that they're growing is really

great. I will miss Eli. I think his character

was a really good addition to the overall cast.

thoughts from you, sir? I really enjoyed it.

Yes, there were aspects that I just didn't mesh

with very well, but on a whole, I enjoyed it.

I always look forward to the getting to see things

change as the series goes. Yeah, absolutely.

Coming up next is season four, part one, where

we will once again be doing the first 11 episodes

because again as I said earlier thankfully each

of these seasons has 22 episodes so far so that's

what we'll be doing next time part 1 season 4

episodes 1 through 11 we've got you can go home

again hair today goon tomorrow i ain't gonna

spray lettuce no more fishing for for verna which

oh boy Shallow boy janitor dad Oh Singled out.

Hey somebody called Chris Hardwick dangerous

secret 16 candles and 400 pound men. Oh my god

turkey day and an affair to forget So that's

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the work you did on the attic in the garage your

mother being the sensitive guilty soul that she

is We're gonna pay you for your work 60 bucks.

Oh, Amy You got some change me some 20s. Oh Wait,

hang on a second. Let me see if I can help you

out Oh, no can do. Only got hundreds. Where did

you get that? Oh, from that scam house, Lankersham

and Sloan's. Well, one of those boxes had an

old wooden mask. They were so impressed, they

gave me a few reasons why I should sell it to

them right on the spot. How many reasons? Four

thousand reasons. Hey, Mr. Feeny. Mr. Feeny,

look. Four thousand dollars. I'm a millionaire.

I'm a millionaire! I'm sure you are. Amy, do

you remember that box you were storing for me?

Sure, it was in the garage. Terrific. I'm on

my way to the appraiser. There's an all kabuki

mask in it. I'm curious to see if I can make

a few dollars off of it. Hey, Mr. Feeny, how

does $500 sound to you? Here, just take it, just

take it. I'm a millionaire, I'm a millionaire.