On this episode of the podcast, the hosts discuss the almost breaking of actor William Daniels, the return of a character and introduction of new actors, the lack of acknowledgement of a repeating character, the challenges of preserving family memories, Corey's unlikely friendship with Frankie, mixed feelings on revelations, literal characters and declarations of feelings, contagious laughter during filming holiday promos, age speculation, Frankie's poetic soul, and speculation about a character's absence.
The episode explores the complexity of relationships and the challenges of forming new friendships.
It highlights the importance of open communication and expressing emotions in maintaining healthy relationships.
The characters learn the value of accepting others for who they truly are and embracing their differences.
The podcast emphasizes the transformative power of friendship and the potential for personal growth.
Deep dives
Frankie and Corey become friends
Frankie and Corey strike up a friendship after some initial conflict. Frankie expresses his desire to have regular friends and Corey agrees to be his friend.
Turner's mysterious phone call
Turner receives a phone call from a woman he used to date, leaving him feeling uneasy. Sean encourages Turner to open up about his feelings.
Corey's frustration with Frankie
Corey becomes annoyed with Frankie's constant presence and tries to avoid spending more time with him. Corey vents his frustration to his mother, who encourages him to see the positive qualities in Frankie.
Sean learns about Turner's past
Sean discovers that Turner comes from a wealthy background and had a girlfriend named Melanie. Sean finds it interesting, while Turner insists that his past doesn't define him.
Frankie discovers his true identity
Frankie, Corey, and Sean reflect on their friendship and discover the good qualities in Frankie that have been overlooked. They make a pact to be true friends.
Frankie confronts his new friends
Frankie realizes that Corey and Sean are using his power for their own gain and confronts them about it. They have a heart-to-heart conversation about friendship and promises to change their ways.
Frankie finds acceptance and friendship
Frankie stands up to his new friends and declares that he wants to be accepted for who he truly is. Corey and Sean realize their mistakes and embrace Frankie as a true friend, forming a strong and supportive bond.
William Daniels is a consummate performer, and the most accomplished actor on the Boy Meets World set, but THIS episode marks the first time we see him *almost* break. Emphasis on ALMOST.
The gang bids farewell to Joey the Rat - but welcomes back Vader - who gets to flex some real acting muscle!
It’s the first episode after the Cory and Topanga break-up, but the script doesn’t seem to care. And who knew that Mr. Turner was from…Connecticut?