Starting a new school year usually involves a lot of nervous energy, and this podcast is no different. After a surprising, and emotional letter to the gang, Will, Rider and Danielle bob and weave through Season 2’s new characters, new stories, a brand new show opening and an overall sense of dizzying shock. It’s a new era and we’re not sure we’re ready at all. Jump back in for the good, the bad and the Mr. Turner. It’s time for high school.

The most anticipated guest has arrived in the form of Anthony Tyler Quinn, a.k.a. The Cool Teacher, Mr. Turner. The beloved actor reunites with his students to talk about which character he was first tapped to play, his special bond (and pranks) with Will and what he makes of his unceremonious and abrupt goodbye. You’ve asked for it, and here it is - the type of reunion this podcast was made to facilitate. Share some laughs, and tears, with this forever connected cast.

They knew the episode was coming, but that doesn’t make it any less awkward! It’s finally time to make our way into Alan and Amy’s bedroom for a little make out sesh, as Will gets hot & heavy with some never before heard details. And the Cory / Topanga storyline we all know and love sure seems far in distance as Cory has eyes for another student and is beginning to feel the effects of puberty. Will the gang ease into the Season 2 changes, or will they continue to feel their way through the new surroundings in complete shock? Get your cherry Chapstick ready, cause we’re going in!

When an unfamiliar name popped up during Season 1’s rewatch as the writer of two iconic episodes, the gang knew they what they had to do. After some internet sleuthing and trepidation to participate, writer Janette Kotichas joins the show to fill in the blanks on why, despite two incredible scripts to her name, she did not return for Season 2 (and soon after, left the business). A writing staff of cliques, International telegrams and scripts being thrown across the room… It’s a behind-the-scenes of Boy Meets World like you’ve never heard before.

Things are looking up for Season 2 as the hosts enjoy the witty pacing, elite jokes and prank filled flow of a Mr. Weeny debacle. Or maybe it’s just Blake’s line read that has them uncontrollably laughing. And the love keeps coming when Will admits to dating his on-screen love interest IRL for 6-7 months (!!!). Who could it be?Plus a heartfelt tribute to a beloved Boy Meets World writer…

The world's most surprising Boy Meets World guest star has entered the chat! Adam Scott might be a recent Emmy nominee, but he'll always be Griff in our hearts. Adam clears the air on his abrupt entrance in, and exit from, the show and finally addresses an awkward onset incident that has quietly haunted him for almost 30 years. And Danielle analyzes a message board post Adam saw in the early days of the Internet. And as a bonus, Adam shares details on 'Severance and how a nice guy like him can always play a jerk. Season 2 is off to quite a start as another blockbuster guest brings their A game!!

The roller coaster that is Season 2 continues, with an unexpected low point thanks to the lessons of The Grapes of Wrath and basketball shorts over sweatpants. Can Danielle and Rider convince Will that his storyline of being "whipped" continues to drag or will he be able to show them the importance of union building and obscure old-timey references? And the gang finally takes on the task of assigning TNT characters. Pay close attention - because at the end of the episode you will NOT be tested. Or will you?

After watching "Pairing Off" a few weeks ago, the gang wondered what the guest actress, Marguerite Moreau, thought about the episode's somewhat confusing make out scene - so they decided to find out. The Mighty Ducks actress recalls her weeks on Boy Meets World and takes a stroll down the path of TV kisses and strange teenage tension. Marguerite also dishes on her first job, The Wonder Years, and why getting cast on your favorite show isn't always a blessing. Plus, find out what nostalgic gifts Danielle, Rider and Will got each other for Christmas... And the gang finally takes on the task of assigning TNT characters. Pay close attention - because at the end of the episode you will NOT be tested. Or will you?

The gang has invited you to a NERD PARTY. This episode has classic quotes, solid lessons and impressive background acting! Plus, the first sighting of...Chubbie's!! And as if that wasn't enough, Will reveals what his house currently smells like and did someone say "BMW the musical"?! The invites are being handed out - are you in or out?

Well, well, well...if it isn't the return of Joey "The Rat" Epstein, a.k.a. Blake Sennett, a.k.a. Blake Soper. And despite being an on-screen tough guy, Blake IRL is a really good dude! Danielle, Rider & Will discuss Blake's time on BMW, a career well before his rise to musical stardom, and the personal struggles he had to overcome to be the man he is today. And can he shine any light on "the hug heard around the world" or at least, explain the greatest line read in show history?

It's time to face one of the most divisive moments in BMW history: a metaphorical wacky romp where Cory becomes…a werewolf. Somewhere between a Halloween episode and a tale about puberty, this episode features Phyllis Diller, one actor's true commitment to absurdity and the revival of Topanga. Hear all about the spooky full moon kiss, a Lily gag that now feels like a writer's room inside joke and if the gang can mute their analytical minds to have a little old fashioned sitcom fun.

You demanded it - and here he is. Ethan Suplee, formerly known as Frankie Stecchino Jr., may look completely different, but he's still the talented and passionate human that made his professional debut on Boy Meets World almost 30 years ago. Ethan chats with the gang about the reason he acts, his friendship with Joey the Rat and some behind the scenes partying you'll never see coming. Get ready for an episode that will not only leave you nostalgic, it will leave you inspired

Everyone remembers their first...especially if it didn't actually happen. This episode features some high school documentary filmmaking and the great misunderstanding of Cory and Topanga's accidental sleepover. Find out what Danielle recalls happening (or not happening) heading into such an adult themed episode and the advice Michael Jacobs gave her that helped her acting for the rest of the series. Plus, find out what Will does at bedtime - even if you don't want to know! Wake up! It's time for class...

We've heard a lot about Danny McNulty, a.k.a Harvey 'Harley' Keiner, over the past few weeks and we've all been excited to hear the story directly from his mouth. So this week - we're honored to share just that. Danny joins Pod Meets World to fill in the gaps and share everything they never knew. What happened at that fateful table read and why why was he replaced on the show? How similar was Danny to his character and how is he doing now? If there's one thing that stands true about Boy Meets World, it's that the cast will always be connected, and this emotional reunion proves just that. Buckle up for something very special.

Rock n' Roll is here to stay - even when you're a middle-aged suburban supermarket manager and a pre-pubescent teen who's never picked up an instrument. Listen in as the gang recaps an iconic episode of Boy Meets World that features real life rock stars, the debut of "Senior" Adam Scott and, most importantly, the relaxing sound of FOUR guitars jamming at once. The Tongues are back, baby! Plus, find out what perks child actors got at Disneyland when they worked for Disney..

Writer / director Mark Blutman finally joins the podcast and it has all the feels of a family reunion! Mark, who joined the staff in 1995, shares story after story of his BMW days, including a funny football storyline that never made it to script. Listen in as the gang weighs the pros and cons of looking back on your old work and Mark reveals if he regrets leaving the show early. Hear more from a writer credited with a whopping FIVE episodes in Season 2 on this episode of Pod Meets World!

A romantic and steamy episode makes for quite a hot podcast as the gang recaps episode 9 of Season 2, "Fear Strikes Out." We find out Rider likes Knott's Berry Farm much more than his wardrobe vest, and Danielle explains what "rizz" is to her Gen X co-hosts. And although they wonder why Cory is so scared to kiss someone he's already kissed, they do figure out why this new coffee shop looks so familiar. Break out the cherry chapstick because we're taking the machine to your high school make out sessions!

There are a lot of important roles behind the scenes of a TV show, and one of the biggest is "Stage Manager. " Especially when the Stage Manager goes above and beyond their textbook roles, like Didi DeStefano did on Boy Meets World. Learn how she used her jaded experience in the industry to protect the cast and find out even more about what happened off camera. AND wait until you hear what amazing items Didi still has from the set…and how a lobster may be the biggest star of them all. #SpotTheLobster

The gang FINALLY finds out how Harley's real name is Harvey, as TK is introduced to steal Cory's heart in "Sister Theresa." Listen in as Danielle, Rider & Will induct a new member into the Guest Star Hall of Fame. Plus, Will reads from a 30-year-old journal and was the studio audience really filled with inmates??

Our hosts sit down to recap "The Beard," an episode that follows Shawn's madcap attempt at basically dating two women at once. And while they analyze the madness, Danielle wonders if it's finally time to talk to a very important person in her life, even if that person doesn't know that she is. And Rider recalls meeting a life-long friend while taping this episode, then buying a Blind Melon CD in Burbank before seeing Quiz Show. Plus, Will, Rider and Danielle are going on the road to meet some fans! And you're invited. Find out how you can meet the gang (especially if you know good places to eat in Richmond).

One of the most recognizable faces on Boy Meets World might not immediately come to mind when thinking of the show, but on this week's episode, the gang will remind you that guest Blake Clark, a.k.a. Chet Hunter, is absolutely a Hollywood legend. Beyond appearing in a dozen or so Adam Sandler movies (Waterboy, anyone?), at one point in the '90s, Blake appeared on a new ABC sitcom every night of the week. From his time in the military to breaking into the business as a stand-up amongst Robin Williams and David Spade, Blake's hilarious stories about his time as Shawn's problematic father (and haunting ghost) make this one unforgettable trip down memory lane.

It's ladies' choice for this recap, as Danielle, Rider & Will tackle "Turnaround," an episode with a surprise Christmas tie-in. Dates are juggled, butts are checked out and makeovers are performed on guest star Natanya Ross, all in the name of a book the group wants to read together, Pygmalion. Cory and Topanga share a rare Season 2 moment - but will the gang dig this episode? Grab your school dance best and spike the punch for this memory filled installment of Pod Meets World...

It's that time again! You've got Q's and they've got A's! How did the audience see the sets? What were teen magazine shoots like? How do guests get booked for the pod? What are the hosts' dream roles? What's the deal with Will's Winnie The Pooh script? All that and so much more in our Season 2 Q&A...Part 1!

The Q's and A's keep rolling with a BONUS third episode this week! Where's the weirdest place you've ever been recognized? Did Rider write Shawn's poetry? If Cory was celery, what foods would they have been? Which character almost moved to Los Angeles for a spin-off? And did Danielle really forget acting with a real bear while covered in honey? Yeah, she did. It's Part 2 for Season 2!!

It's time to shine a spotlight on Frankie, and the incredible work of a young Ethan Suplee, as Danielle, Rider & Will breakdown an episode of second hand romance. We finally get a bullies-centric episode, but were they given enough? And what's up with these always rotating lockers? And for good measure, Rider and Will compare body grooming techniques. Cause, of course they did.

Writer, Producer & Director David Kendall has some real, never heard before Boy Meets World intel! Since he was inserted into the show's creative brain trust by the network for Season 2, he knows absolutely everything about the transformation from warm cozy blanket to "The Horny Teen Era." Who was on the chopping block? What was the aged up directive moving into high school? And WHAT DID THEY ALMOST CHANGE THE NAME TO? Kendall has the answer and spills all the beans.

In yet another example of life imitating art, this episode features Cory deciding to hop into politics and run for class President. As the hosts begin to recap, it's hard not to notice the modern day relevancy. And when it comes to onscreen action, Danielle, Rider & Will throw around some theories on why this episode, that may or may not have been written by an NFL legend, turned out feeling a little chaotic. Plus, in a podcast first, Will remembers an emotional moment from filming that Danielle has evidently completely repressed. New details await!

When a listener emailed us about some old cassette tapes he had of '90s teen magazine interviews with Will, Rider and Danielle - we couldn't have been more intrigued. And boy…did they deliver! With the help of Producer / Husband of the Podcast, Jensen Karp, the gang will listen to never heard before (and cringeworthy) audio about their crushes, their teenage rooms and what they want to do after acting. And we find out exactly when Danielle's incredible interviewing skills started (spoiler: it was recently). Get your Walkman and giant headphones ready...it's time for the Interview Tapes

It's arrived. This moment has been talked about for months and it's finally here. The gang now knows...they want you to take the rolls. Iconic. Danielle, Rider & Will also focus on Cory's relationship with Wendy, a real rollercoaster of emotion, but a very important moment in Will's acting goals. Eric develops a hairdresser fetish, Alan and Amy have their concerns and Rider sees himself in a d-bag Timothy Chalamet role. All while Feeny and Turner play racquetball. Get dressed for the 4:30 Early Bird Special and enjoy the recap of "Breaking Up Is Really, Really Hard to Do."

Leave it to Boy Meets World to have an episode called "Danger Boy" and not have Cory say it a once. For this recap, the gang is joined by Mr. Turner himself, Tony Quinn, to talk about how wardrobe picked his ties, how Will now thinks he's trying too hard and the beauty of Turner's signature throwaway delivery. And there's so much to say about this "stroftibrite" episode, we're breaking it up into 2 parts..

We're Quinning! When you get the chance to talk about Boy Meets World with Mr. Turner himself, you take total advantage of it. The group returns to "Danger Boy" with the beloved Tony Quinn, to talk about Happy Days comparisons, awful Elvis jokes and the cast member who was sent to the hospital after filming the episode's big climax. Plus, Will saw Tupac once. Take a seat and pick your weirdest tie, because it's time to break it down.

An idea tossed around since episode 1 finally comes to fruition as the gang sits down with therapist Kiera Muscara, to help look back on their childhood experiences and see them through an adult lens. It's an emotional journey through facing your inner child, dealing with intense pressure at a young age and how returning for Girl Meets World may have changed everything. The journey to growth continues on this Very Special Episode of Pod Meets World..

While Mr. Feeny pulls the plug on Cory and Shawn's pirate radio show in 1995...Will, Danielle and Rider use their present day podcast to guess which cast member is sick. They also wonder why they don't remember anything about Robin Leach and if this episode is a "good romp," or a "bad romp." Also, which music festival would Feeny feel most comfortable at? And it wouldn't be a Pod Meets World episode if they didn't talk about feeling old!

She may have only appeared on one episode of Boy Meets World, but she certainly made the most of it! As TK, the hard-nosed and precocious sister of Harley Kiner, Danielle Harris stood out in Season 2 as an absolute scene stealer, so the gang had to talk to her. We learn about how she went from fighting Michael Myers to enrolling at John Adams High School, why she thinks Ben was afraid of her and how the darker side of childhood fame derailed her career, and finances. Plus...over 20 pilots!?!?! We may never get the spin-off we wanted, but at least we have this episode!

We've hit our first "Finals Week," which means someone other than Cory gets the heavy lifting - and this time it's Will. When a new tutor offers to help Eric cheat on Mr. Feeny's test, he wants to be seen as more than a bimbo. Also, the foundation is finally laid for a Turner / Shawn connection - while the Cory / Topanga romance is just a :30 second afterthought. Join the gang as they analyze a very dramatic episode and breakdown the differences between men's and women's bathrooms (spoiler: it's a couch).

It's a Full House as Will, Rider and Danielle welcome Stephanie Tanner herself, Jodie Sweetin, to PMW! They reminisce about running Hollywood as the childhood actors of the hottest TGIF shows, including the glorious highs and the darkest lows that came along with it. But most importantly, did someone pee their pants on the set of Danielle and Jodie's Kooshlings commercial?? And why was there no Boy Meets World merch?

Where to begin with "Wrong Side of the Tracks?" Sure, there's a new, unexplained Harley and a world class ice skater cameo, but the cast sure seems to be getting more comfortable AND we see the breadcrumbs of Shawn & Turner. This recap we also find out why Nancy Kerrigan joined the Boy Meets World Universe and how a young mouthy Danielle was punished. Lace up those skates, it's time to take the ice!

In an interview the gang never expected, ice skating legend Nancy Kerrigan joins the podcast to talk about her surreal guest appearance on the BMW episode, "Wrong Side of the Tracks. They talk about Will's whirlwind, anxiety-inducing adventure to the East Coast set, Nancy's thoughts on Will's "skating ability" and why every Halloween still sucks for the iconic athlete. And how did Will end up in a wheelchair? We're going for the Gold on this new episode of Pod Meets World...

We're in the homestretch of Season 2 and it's time to introduce Griff to the cast - welcoming the great, and very cool, Adam Scott to Boy Meets World (hopefully with a hug). When Cory and Shawn find a way to cheat, their morality comes under fire, while Mr. Turner sheds the tie for a very tight tank top. The gang is impressed with how this episode appears to come together, even if Topanga once again..is not in the episode. And why are none of Rider's students going to hang with him after class? They're missing their very own podcast! Hide in the trash can, it's time for a new recap...

Now you can hear the recent Pod Meets World live show, taped at the Heart Theater in Los Angeles, where Danielle, Rider & Will welcomed guests Betsy Randle, Anthony Tyler Quinn and the very special Bully Reunion! Oh, also... Lisa Loeb makes Rider's dreams come true. Take a ride with us on this awesome journey.

It's time to recap one of the most memorable episodes of Boy Meets World, "The Thrilla' in Phila'" - a surreal romp that introduces Vader to canon and features a rather random Robert Goulet cameo. What do they remember from this wild day of filming and, more importantly, does Yasmie Bleeth remember anything? Learn how they rehearsed the wrestling scene, how the transition to Griff is progressing and what blood type is universal. Also, what Mandela Effect affected one of the past recaps?

She played Ingrid Iverson, a favorite from our Season 2 rewatch of "Turnaround," and now actress Natanya Ross joins the gang for a new episode of Pod Meets World. Natanya started her acting career at just 6 months old and, in addition to BMW, found success on The Secret World of Alex Mack and The Baby-Sitters Club. But unfortunately, early attention in Hollywood sometimes finds itself lost in personal pratfalls and issues with addiction, two obstacles Natanya has inspirationally overcome in her adult life. Natanya opens up in an honest chat about child stardom and what she's doing now to help others in a similar situation.

It's time to meet the parents, as this all-time favorite episode finally details Shawn's home life and introduces us to Topanga's (first) dad. Listen to the gang's initial impressions of Blake Clark, the emo evolution of Shawn's storylines and Mr. Turner as a father figure. And just when they get to Matthew Nelson's first script, another beloved member of the Boy Meets World family is remembered. Get to listening. You won't be sorry.

Like Marty McFly traveling to the '50s to make sure his parents met, the gang always knew they somehow needed to forever close the Harley Keiner loop to survive. And with this episode's guest, Kenny Johnston, they found the final puzzle piece. The man who played "The Other Harley" tells HIS side of the story, detailing what he knew, and didn't know, about replacing Danny at the last minute, and if the cast & crew welcomed him with open arms. It was the weirdest week in BMW history, and he had the privilege of walking right into it. It's time to shine a light on an actor who will forever be part of BMW folklore.

Here we are - the end of Season 2! We've come a long way since "drop shock" and the warm blanket, as the gang waxes poetic about Shawn's new stray dog status and the evolution of Mr. Turner. Will has some red flags to point out (and some SATs to study for) and with the tour steadily approaching - what will costume contest winners take home? You might not believe it. It's a love fest as Danielle, Rider & Will put a bow on their first year at John Adams High.

Danielle, Rider and Will have often talked about how the live studio audience was the uncredited, and sometimes most important, member of the Boy Meets World cast. Their laughs and applause could single handedly dictate the strength of an episode. And no members of that audience meant more than the Shere's, lovingly dubbed - "The Stalker Family." A staple in the bleachers, they not only attended almost every taping, they became part of the show's very fabric, both appearing in episodes and becoming close friends with the young stars. And somehow, 30 years later, we've tracked them down. Take a listen to this unlikely, and very emotional, reunion with "Stalker Boy" Adam and "Stalker Gir|" Sarah, while we get a rare look into what it was to attend a live Boy Meets World taping as its most important viewer.

We've come to the end of Season 2 - and you know what that means! It's the return of Ceej & TJ, the hosts of our favorite fan rewatch podcast, Bruh Meets World, to ask the questions our hosts may have missed. It's a recap with further analysis on cast dynamics, the difficulty of workplace friendships and how the hosts feel now about being teenage heartthrobs of desire. Let's take one last look back on our first year at John Adams High School...

Is it a Friday? Or a Tuesday at least? Either way, thank God that Andrea Barber, a.k.a. Kimmy Gibbler, is joining the gang to reminisce about the glorious '90s. Andrea reveals what it's like to not have any memories from before acting, the biggest difference between her and Kimmy and who in her family just doesn't appreciate her work. Hola Tanneritos, it's a new Pod Meets World!

In 1994, a young actor named Rider Strong made the professional decision to star in the ABC teen comedy, Summertime Switch. And now, 29 years later, it's time to question that decision. Before we dive into Season 3, it's time to go the movies! Hear what Danielle and Will think of the film after their first watch, and how much Rider remembers from his days at the Detention Camp. There's a ton of fun to be had, and a lot of unanswered questions (WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED AT THE DANCE?!?), so check out Summertime Switch on YouTube and get ready for some prime Rider Strong Sports Ball!

We all know about that fateful day on the Boy Meets World set that found Danielle Fishel as the replacement, and new, Topanga Lawrence. But ever since finding out that she wasn't the first girl hired for the role, we've been begging to hear the OTHER perspective. And after a recent recap episode reminded the gang of the original actress's name - well, here we are. Find out what it was like to be fired from a role you were destined to play, how she dealt with never being able to escape "the Barbie girl" and how she's since become the most interesting human in the world. Telling her story for the first time ever - it's actress, contortionist and the very FIRST Topanga: Bonnie Morgan.

In the side mission we never saw coming, our friend, and former Boy Meets World guest star, Natanya Ross returns to dig deeper into the film from her IMDb that caught the gang's attention during her last appearance: Munchie Strikes Back. Listen in as they detail the surreal 1994 kids movie and find out about a behind the scenes love triangle you did not seeing coming (no, it did not involve the puppet). Put on your Concord Jr. High shirts and light those eyes up, it's time to go back to the movies!