Boy Meets Worldis one of the most beloved TV shows of the ’90s.
Here’s what only adults notice in the hit seriesBoy Meets World.
She’s completely different from Cory, but that’s part of her charm.
But later on, her personality suddenly changes.
She drops the hippie persona and focuses much more on her education and her impressiveacademic accomplishments.
Maybe her personality changes because, over the years, she grows up and the character’s interests shift.
The change is drastic, but it fortunately fits well with the show’s pace in later seasons.
That’s when Nicksay was replaced with a different child actress,Lindsay Ridgeway.
But Ridgeway brings a much different feel to the role of Morgan.
Ridgeway brings some maturity to the role.
She memorablysings in the talent showand hires areplacement for Eric.
Still, it’s jarring to see Morgan suddenly look different in Season 3.
But it’s not common that a role goes through quite as many actors as Topanga’s parents did.
Where’d she go?
And odds are most viewers didn’t even notice.
It’s only as adults we’re able to take note of the familiar stars.
He was known for his constant desire to earn straight A’s and to get Topanga’s attention.
But he mysteriously disappeared after Season 1.
Viewers never see Mr. Turner again.
At least, not until heappearedin the spin-offGirl Meets World.
“I know my place,” he explains.
“I understand where I am in the high school universe.”
But then, in the Season 5 premiere “Brothers,” Cory and Shawn begin their senior year.
How’d that happen?
His brother,Fred Savage, starred inThe Wonder Yearsas Kevin Arnold.
What are the odds?
In this episode, a young professor, played by Fred Savage, makes a move on Topanga.
For one, he doesn’t treat Topanga very well.
It would be a sweet moment… if Cory and Shawn didn’t respond with laughter.
Congratulations, you’ve killed my spirit."
Boy Meets World was cast perfectly
Thecast ofBoy Meets Worldis pretty incredible.
That probably went over kids' heads, but it was still pretty suggestive.
Let me touch something!"
While these jokes were pretty funny, they might not have been so appropriate for young viewers.
It’s clear that they’re talking about having sex for the first time with their girlfriends.
She says, “Cory I want to, that’s why we’re here.
I’ll do whatever you think is right.
I’m just so confused.”
In the end, Cory and Topangawaituntilafter they’re married.
“I have been waiting for this moment my entire life,” Cory says.
The show also talks candidly about thepains of breakupswhen Cory spirals after he and Topanga split.
And it shows how scary it can be to be vulnerable and share one’s true feelings.
This is demonstrated in the scene when Topanga tells Coryshe loves him.
This focus on relationships gives the show a certain depth and maturity.
You see us asdatingobjects, and the faster we are, the more you want us.
But the show explores lessons beyond relationships like irresponsible drinking.
Cory and Shawn are caught drinking after Cory steals alcohol from the liquor cabinet.
They end upurinating on a police carandget arrested.
“So, how’s it feel to put one over on your parents?”
Cory’s dad, Alan, asks.
“You feel good?”
Cory responds with a timid, “No.”
It’s clear his drinking caused him embarrassment and shame.
