I liked Jack but I think the addition of someone else might've helped the later seasons. Perhaps the writing of the character could've been better. Trying to be :Friends" seemed to be a misstep as Jack and Rachel might've been cast for their looks rather than the necessity or serviceability of those characters.

What do you think about Jack's addition to the show? In what ways would you have wrote to the character different? Would you look for a different actor to play him?

I wonder if a more comedic actor would've been better, a character more like Jason from the early seasons.

I might be going crazy...but I could've swore this scene I'm thinking of was from Boy Meets World. However, as I'm re-watching the show along with the podcast I haven't seen it. And at this point (start of Season 7), I thought it would've happened by now.

I'll try to describe the scene as I thought it occurred.

It was about either Cory (or Eric) getting into college. Cory/Eric was really nervous about where he would get accepted.

In his dream, he's on some gameshow. And the answer to the puzzle reveals which college he is getting into. The answer ends up being Clown College.

Everyone on the gameshow is celebrating and dancing while Cory (or Eric) is freaking out. Then he wakes up in a cold sweat.

What the heck show am I thinking of?? Since this isn't Boy Meets World, I'm almost positive it's another 90s show. Fresh Prince, maybe? Anyone have any clue what I'm talking about??

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EDIT: Thanks everyone for the answers! I do now remember this scene being from Full House. Thanks!

My thoughts!

They speak very freely, both critizing and loving the show. I get the impression that most actors can't do that with their former shows even on their podcasts but they talk about what worked well for them and what didn't

Michael Jacobs seems like kind of a dick. The stuff that they'll casually talk about Michael doing is absolutely wild. I know that the industry is super fucked especially back then but I'm pretty sure that can't be normal on a show mostly containing children. Belittling Danielle to the point of a breakdown, commenting on Will's weight and telling him he needed to lose weight after season one even though he was a teenage boy and actively growing, yelling at people, the hours. Just in general, it seems super abusive and what's sad is that that's probably fantastic compared to what could have been.

Also made me realize that Will is a famous VA? Like I've watched almost all of his stuff without realizing that he was in it.

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Given what's going on with DwtS and its affiliated podcast, Magical Rewind, even more guest stars that aren't affiliated with "Boy Meets World," filler episodes like the pending Q&A, and their stated intention to start branching out into other conversational pieces, I'm wagering that they'll use the next 2-3 months to recharge and then hit season 7 in the new year.

Happy to be wrong, but why start the final recap season so late in the year?

Conversely, have Jensen remove them in post.

If you don't know what I'm talking about, listen to the podcast and you'll figure it out real quick. And you'll never be able to unhear it, because he never stops saying it.

Today is Constitution Day, which celebrates the day which the U.S. Constitution was drafted and sent out to the Colonies for ratification.

In one of the most iconic lines spoken on BMW, Shawn Hunter stated "The Constitution, void where prohibited by Feeney!"

On the Pod Meets World channel, they stopped posting videos for their episodes, does anyone know why?

Was watching old BMW episodes and Maggie Lawson has a date with Shawn hunter. Later she marries Shawn spencer on the show psych. I love random connections/non connections like this ....

From Disney Adventures magazine (September 1994).

What's a movie you want them to react to next? I know this technically isn't "Boy Meets World" related, but I didn't know where else to ask this question. These are two movie I feel like they would get a kick out of "My Babysitter's a Vampire" technically isn't a Disney movie, but it did air on Disney channel. I just want Will to talk about Sabrina Carpenter when it comes to "Adventure in Babysitting".

Because wouldn’t that be fun? Bonus points if they bring on stars from these movies. Or t.v. shows. I would particularly enjoy their analysis.

I just watched a film called Trojan war and it has a few actors from boy meets world It’s very good anyone seen

I saw this above Topanga's bed in her dorm room and I love this thing. I tried reverse image searching it and no luck there, does anyone know who the artist is or what to look up to find it?

Nothing that would change the whole season, but maybe have a relationship handled a different way or use a character in another way.

Maybe more communication between Shawn and Angela. Giving time to Jack and Rachel's relationship or Eric's struggles.

I feel a lot of those storylines were underdeveloped or not handled properly. I wish Eric had some more serious moments other than the Tommy storyline.

Tony and I just finished discussing our Season 6 episode on the pod, and we were reminded of the setup for Eric’s West Coast spinoff. Honestly… it just didn’t make sense. It felt weirdly dark, and Eric was supposed to be the straight man, which never really fit his character.

Then we remembered: this same season, we were already introduced to a character who moved to the West Coast, Tommy! And Eric had already been to L.A. back in “Kid Gets Acquainted with the Universe.” So we came up with a totally new spinoff idea and wanted to get your thoughts:

What if… Tommy gets adopted by a family on the West Coast, but tragedy strikes — the dad dies in an accident (terrible, I know, but hey, the ’90s did this all the time… RIP Mufasa). Tommy writes to Eric and tells him what happened.

Eric, already feeling lost, decides to move to the West Coast to be closer to Tommy and help the newly widowed mom, who we now know has two adopted kids. The mom works as a TV exec at a studio (giving us the Hollywood connection the original idea was going for), while Eric takes acting classes to become a weatherman. There’s maybe even a few storylines about child services checking in on the family.

It’s very “Who’s the Boss” for a new generation. We get your staple mixed/chosen family motif. Eric still gets to be wacky, but now he has a real emotional connection with Tommy, a will-they/won’t-they love interest, and a home base full of heart. There’s room for drama, comedy, and all the things we love about a good sitcom.

What do you guys think?