Boy Meets World

There has to be some reason for their character’s absence—usually a sudden death—and the more absurd, the better.

Lawrence spoke out about a disturbing casting couch incident.

Join them on a rewatch of the entire series.

The former Mr. Feeny is 91 years old, by the way. And he scared the burglar away.

The TV industry’s gone revival-crazy, and we’ve got twenty (!) ranked examples of the last decade or so to prove it.

Where there’s smoke, there’s often fire in the world of TV cancellations, and it seems Girl has officially met it. Girl Meets World will formally end after its final Season 3 episodes in January, according to the show’s writers.

Boy Meets World revival Girl Meets World garnered ample praise in its own right, though recent reports from franchise star Rider Strong seemingly confirmed that 2017 would end the series outright. Girl writers aren’t so quick to write things off, however, claiming “there is no official word as yet.”

The classic Boy Meets World may have lasted a full seven seasons in its ‘90s-2000 heyday, but sitcom lifespans are very different on the 2010-era Disney Channel. After some three full seasons, Girl Meets World might have officially come to an end, at least according to star Rider Strong.

Whether or not you watch Boy Meets World sequel series Girl Meets World, it’s hard to deny the twinge of nostalgia that comes from seeing certain characters (Turner lives!) and gags pop up again. So it is with the new Season 3 title sequence, a near shot-for-shot remake of one of the classic opening credits from the original series.

Whether or not you’ve kept up with the Disney Channel’s Boy Meets World sequel series Girl Meets World, one can’t deny the old ABC series left a few urgent mysteries hanging about. Today at last revs one of the list, as Mr. Turner will finally return from his infamous motorcycling exit for Girl Meets World Season 2.