Pod Meets World

When you work with child actors, finding the perfect person to stand-in for your characters can be challenging, but that’s where Kevin and Tracey Thompson came in! The legendary married couple served as stand-ins for the young actors on Boy Meets World, but that’s just a small part of their impressive resumés. Kevin shares stories from the set of Blade Runner, and we hear all about his adventures as an Ewok in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, a subject Tracey wrote an entire book about. The storied history of little people in Hollywood helped build the industry, but now it’s time to expand their presence on TV and in the movies. Kevin & Tracey have been at the forefront of this movement for decades, and now they bring their legacy to the new episode of Pod Meets World! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You asked, and we’re answering! It’s been a while, so the gang is back for another round of Boy Meets World Qs & As! After asking listeners for “unique” inquiries, they got exactly what they asked for. Find out what “universe” the Season 5 intro takes place in, what happens when an actor got sick and where our hosts would’ve placed one “F bomb” if given the time traveling chance. All this, and the pratfalls of being universally recognized as one character, on a new, and interactive, Pod Meets World!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s rumored to be the unofficial first DCOM ever… Will and Sabrina are watching “Northern Lights” starring Diane Keaton, Maury Chaykin and Joseph Cross. This film premiered in 1997 on the Disney Channel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this enlightening discussion, Barbie Adler, an Emmy award-winning writer from shows like Arrested Development and How I Met Your Mother, shares her journey into the Boy Meets World writers’ room. She reveals how a clerical error led to her writing breakthrough and recounts the hilarious challenges of crafting classic episodes like "Raging Cory". Additionally, Barbie provides insights on the unique dynamics of a writers' room, the impact of character development, and the influence of mentorship in her remarkable career.

We’re getting closer and closer to cracking open Season 6, so we’re inviting back some of our favorite guests and letting them hit the rewind button for a BMW episode of their choice! This week…Joey the Rat, a.k.a. Blake Sennett, re-examines the transitional moment of Season 2, “Pop Quiz.” Blake and the gang get real about imposter syndrome and with the recent announcement of Rilo Kiley’s much anticipated reunion, Blake talks about reigniting creativity in his life. Plus, we hear about one of the biggest laughs in table read history and Blake’s friendship with fellow bully Ethan Suplee, on Pod Meets World!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready to do the “Hoedown Throwdown” with Will and Sabrina as they watch “Hannah Montana: The Movie” starring Miley Cyrus, Billy Ray Cyrus, Emily Osment and Lucas Till.  This film premiered in 2009 as a theatrical film based on a Disney Channel Original Series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WWE superstar Liv Morgan is diving from the top rope and right onto the podcast. The major Boy Meets World superfan not only loves the show, it emotionally drains her.  And yes, she saw Danielle and seat 4C (from the ring!) and wants to set the record straight on who should’ve, and should not have, been recognized. As she trains for this weekend’s Royal Rumble, Liv unleashes her inner fangirl to share her favorite episode, and they decide if her current relationship with Dominic Mysterio has real Cory / Topanga vibes. Plus, they learn about life as a “heel” and try to get Rider to finally commit to Wrestlemania, all on this ringside edition of Pod Meets World!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lee Norris, best known as Stuart Minkus from Boy Meets World, takes a trip down memory lane while discussing the iconic episode "Once in Love with Amy." He shares insights into the pressures of filming and the unique special effects seen in the episode. Norris also reflects on how it felt for his young son to see him act for the first time. The conversation includes fan theories, character evolution, and nostalgic moments, highlighting the timeless appeal of the show's themes around family and growth.

Let’s go undercover as Will and Sabrina watch “Get A Clue” starring Lindsay Lohan and Brenda Song! This film premiered in 2002 as a Disney Channel Original Movie. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive into the heated debate about Topanga’s choice between Yale and her relationship with Cory. Fans share passionate opinions, revealing how this dilemma resonates even today. Explore the broader implications of love versus education and the overarching narrative of character growth. Reflect on the nostalgic journey of Cory and Topanga while considering the complexities of relationships at different life stages. With humor and insight, the discussion unveils how youthful decisions shape adult life.