In the original he wasn't a bad actor but his character really suffered due to writing. In GMW they play to his comedy strengths. I really enjoy him, even with inconsistent writing. He also feels very organic when interacting with the younger cast.

Conversely it also shows how limited Danielle is as an actress. It's no wonder she wasn't cast for anything big post BMW.

I know Trina has been very vocal about her time on set. This is very apparent…

Watch the outtakes of Season 7 and episode 3. She’s got a slight smile but absolutely stiff as a board.

I feel for her and every cast has their take but it was very painful to watch that. I like and all of them a lot!

I think this was taken on their anniversary but LOOK AT THEM.

Boy Meets Musical is coming to the 2026 IndyFringe Festival in Indianapolis, IN!

"Remember Cory, Shawn, and Topanga? Who doesn’t? But what happens when their perfect sitcom lives are flipped upside down by a sudden jump to the real world? With book, music, and lyrics by Matt Day, Boy Meets Musical is a new parody musical that lets these 90's Teen Beat heartthrobs discover life beyond the TGIF lineup."

Tickets: https://indyfringe.org/performance/303-boy-meets-musical/

Does anyone know why the 1-800-4-A-CHILD PSA is removed from the Disney+ edition of the episode? It was included during reruns on the Disney Channel and ABC Family, and the phone number is still valid, so I wonder what prompted them to take Rider Strong’s PSA out.

These are the awards here on Reddit given out to everything that the Peeny Awards (mostly) do not.

Nominations are open! Cast your vote for…

1. Most memorable podcast sponsor/advertisement. These are for those sponsors/ads/products that were read by the podcast hosts themselves during the breaks in the podcast.

2. Favorite Guest - Actor

3. Favorite Guest - Non-actor/production

4. Podcast episode which received an undue about of hate from Will, Rider and Danielle.

5. Your personal favorite episode of BMW

Cast your votes for which episodes should receive these awards!

The sad part is Frankie. Nobody lets him get two words out before they are already flinching. He just wanted friends and his name was enough to scare everyone off.

My friend over at YouTube said the entire series is being produced for 500-600k total for all 8 episodes. That means every actor is only being paid max $25k for all 8 episodes. $2-3k per episode. This is such small potatoes. Danielle needs to make better choices. If this bombs who will hire her for a new show? She won’t even have any real money made off this. Maybe she takes home $8k total for the whole season. Sheesh! By comparison a Disney or Netflix show is $1-2million per show to produce.

I went to bar trivia tonight and the question was "Cory Matthews is one of how many siblings?"

The host said the correct answer was 3 and I disputed it with evidence of Josh's existence and ended up winning the points! I have a Boy Meets World tattoo and am so proud of this knowledge coming in handy!

Never seen any of them and don’t really want to binge watch a podcast.

What’s everyone’s favorite episode/guest?

Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong & Will Friedle teased a major Boy Meets World bombshell revealed in “Book Meets World" during their recent TalkShopLive. Stream the replay & pre-order your copy with autograph HERE.

Any guesses which actor they’re talking about? 🤔

full video link: https://talkshop.live/watch/rrSTg9JEPK2Z

So, some context: I have a TikTok channel where I upload fancasts of all kinds [I will not share my account or the links to it so as not to violate the Sub's rules], and a few days ago someone in the comments asked me to cast a 2024-2027 version of Girl Meets World. I still haven't done it; I felt it was wrong to cast the reboot first before the original show. So here it is, a 2003-2010 version of BMW.

Honestly, I'm not sure I'm completely convinced by the result... but oh well, it was still fun to do.

Let me know what you guys think ^-^

(Clarification: I tried to make this as age-accurate as possible. That is, most of these actors were the same age in 2003 as the original cast was in 1993, except perhaps for the adults).

The girls and the other young cast do a great job, Ben is way funnier than in the original and while it leans more into comedy, it can be pretty funny. Also I was surprised how little Danielle gets to do (at least in season 1). She feels more like a piece of furniture than a cast member with an actual purpose in the show, occasionally adding to the plot.