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!

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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.

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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!

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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!

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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…

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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 Girl” Sarah, while we get a rare look into what it was to attend a live Boy Meets World taping as its most important viewer.

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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.

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CORRECTION: In this episode, we gave the incorrect director credit, based on repeating an IMDb mistake. “Home” was actually directed by David Kendall. Get your sh*t together, IMDb! We can’t do everything!!

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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.

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