Boy Meets World

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Well this is just a theory, but you know that boring life lesson or lessons called morals. Well each episode of "Boy Meets World" has one, but instead of a teacher/parent/etc. nagging at us or drilling it in our head to the point where we don't see the point or we don't care. "Boy Meets World" adds humor, drama and excitement to life lessons. I don't think it matters if you are a boy or a girl, you probably have watched one epi. and said " Gosh I went through the same thing, that's so weird this is tv and not even a reality show." And we probably all have a Character that we love, relate to,...

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I love the sitcom Boy Meets World, its characters, jokes, and sometimes quite wacky storylines. I do have to note, however, that its moral messages can be a bit immoral by my standards. One example is the sexism in the first season episode “On the Fence”, about 11-year-old Cory coming to appreciate the work his father, Alan, does to take care of the family. While a nice sentiment, it blatantly ignores the equal work put in by his mother, Amy, whose contributions are accepted as the default of housewives and therefore not as special as the breadwinning father.

Submitted by insaneplaguerat 2 months ago

Rider Strong tells Bullett Media what happened to Shawn, 23 FEB 2012.

Submitted by DarkSarcasm 2 months ago

I'm pretty sure it's legit.

Submitted by Dragonclaws 1 year ago