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Thursday, September 6, 2012

Top Ten Most Emotional Episodes in Boy Meets World History

This list was hard to cut down to twenty, let alone ten. In my opinion these are the ten most emotional episodes in Boy Meets World history. I came to a couple of conclusions while I was working on this list. (1.) Seasons 1-2 were average at best. there was very little emotional appeal, and Cory and Shawn hadn't hit their prime yet. (2.) Shawn Hunter had it the worst out of all the characters. Besides Eric, he was the character who evolved the most during the series. Well, here you go ladies and gentlemen...

10. Brother Brother Season 3

This episode cracks the top ten list because we finally get to see the serious side of Eric. After receiving rejection letters from multiple colleges’ Eric’s dreams are crushed. It also doesn’t help that he is at odds with Cory in this episode. Cory feels left out because everybody around him is leaving for the summer while he is stuck at home. The tear-jerking speech Cory gives at Chubby’s was the deciding factor in putting this in the top ten.

9. Dangerous Secret Season 4

None of the main characters were involved in any emotional stress in this episode, but it still deserves to crack the top ten. We got to see Shawn at his best as he tried to save Claire from her abusive father. Shawn may have been wrong in letting Claire stay at Cory’s house, but in the end it finally worked out.

8. The War Season 7



A prank war between Cory, Shawn, and Rachel goes too far which leads to everybody being at odds with each other. They end up showing what their lives would be like five years into the future if they had still been enemies. While Eric is hilarious playing his part as Plays With Squirrels, there is still some animosity between the gang, and they realize that can’t happen.


7. A Long Walk to Pittsburgh Part 1

After seeing Shawn kiss Topanga in Chubby’s, Eric makes it his mission to get to the bottom of it. We find out that Topanga is moving to Pittsburgh with her parents which crushed Cory. Even when Shawn tried to console Cory saying the she would come back, we all knew that she wasn’t and it was incredibly tough to watch.

6. Brotherly Shove Season 7

Seeing two brothers’ fight is never fun to watch. Especially when it’s Cory and Eric. In this episode it’s finally revealed how Cory and Eric were never that close growing up. Yes, Eric may have been a little dramatic about not being invited to clean the garage, but he was right. Cory should have realized that his brother should have been involved in cleaning up their childhood memories.

5. If You Can't be With the One You Love Season 5
 
We see a much darker side of Cory as he reverts to drinking to try and get over Topanga. While it was funny to see Cory interact with other girls, I think we all knew what was coming. It didn't help either that Shawn didn't stop Cory from drinking. They end up getting caught by the police and Alan seperates the two for a few weeks. Shawn clearly didn't get Alan's message as we see him show up drunk to school and nearly hurt Angela. He finally copes with his drinking problems and makes up with Mr. Feeny.

4. Cult Fiction Season 4


Just the fact that this was Jonathan Turner’s final episode was enough to put this on the list. I have said this multiple times, but Jonathan Turner was arguably the most important character in Boy Meets World. He was so different than any teacher Cory, Topanga, and Shawn had, and he also developed one of the greatest relationships in sitcom history with Shawn. Shawn’s unwillingness to connect with the Matthews’ and Jonathan in his time of doubt was a serious mistake, and it was almost very costly. He was trapped in Mr. Mack’s spell until he saw Mr. Turner in the hospital. I can’t help but shed a tear when Shawn talks about his emptiness in the emergency room.

3. We’ll Have a Good Time Then Season 6


It’s always hard to lose a loved one even if it was a terrible father in Chet Hunter. I don’t think anybody really liked him, but to see Shawn go through so much pain was hard to watch. Shawn knew something was fishy right from the get-go when Chet arrived on campus. He didn’t like how Jack paid for the dinner when Chet had promised he would. To see Shawn pour out his frustrations to his father in the emergency room was enough to put me over the edge, and when the doctor told him he was gone, I totally lost it.

2. Resurrection Season 6

If it wasn’t for the series finale, this episode would be number one. There are so many different factors going on in this episode. Eric becomes attached to Tommy, a young boy who Eric befriended over the holidays. He becomes so close that he considers adopting him until he realizes that Tommy would be better off going to California. Meanwhile, at the hospital, Amy gives birth to her third son, but there are some complications with the baby and he is put on life support. At the end, Shawn shows up at the hospital from his road trip and the baby survives. Amy ends up naming the baby Joshua Gabriel Matthews.

1. Brave New World Part 2 Season 7

Let’s be real. The finale of Boy Meets World is one of the greatest tear-jerkers of all time. The final scene in Feeny’s room may go down as one of the most important scenes in sitcom history. Shawn pouring out his feelings to Feeny is probably the most emotional moment of the series, and Mr. Feeny’s last line “I love you, I love you all…class dismissed” really put it over the edge. I can't help but cry everytime I watch it.

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

The Corey and Shawn Award


The Corey and Shawn Award is given to the best male dynamic duo in the State.

Previous Winners

2010: Jacob Brooks and Peter LePage Massabesic


Corey Matthews (Ben Savage) and Shawn Hunter (Rider Strong) ruled the TV sitcom Boy Meets World for seven amazing years. As each season progressed the dynamic duo continued to get funnier and wittier. In the show, Corey and Shawn were best friends their entire lives. They did everything together whether it was taking a test together or plotting a scheme on Minkus. Even though they were best friends, there were times where it looked like their friendship may come to a halt. In season three Corey wanted to use a video that he had done to turn in Shawn’s half brother. Shawn didn’t like the idea so he ruined the tape. They ended up getting in a fight in the middle of the hall way that was broken up by Jonathan Turner and Eli Williams. They solved their issues by the end of the episode when Shawn saves Corey from getting beaten up by Shawn’s half brother. Corey asks why Shawn why he would threaten to turn in Shawn’s brother since he was “family”. Shawn responds saying that "you don’t have to be blood to be family". They hit their peak in season five. It was right around Corey and Topanga’s break up and they both gave us some great comic relief. Corey Matthews and Shawn Hunter will be remembered as two of the greatest sitcom characters in history, and two of the greatest people that have touched my heart.






And the winner is......





Stefan Sandrueter and Nate Madeira Greely


Stefan Sandrueter and Nate Madeira formed the most formidable duo in the state as they led the Rangers to a runner up finish at the state meet. It was their high placing which gave Greely a point edge over Caribou for the runner up spot. Sandrueter had a great season highlighted obviously by his fourth place finish at the state meet. Madeira became the most improved runner in the WMC this fall after a great spring in which he ran 4:36 and 10:11 in the 1600 and the 3200, respectively, this year. This was Sandrueter's last season of cross country so it was only fitting that he went out with a great placing at the state meet. And look for Madeira to contend for a top three finish next year.



  1. Benson Worthington and Jamie Ross Brunswick

  2. Darryl Wilkinson and Thomas Salamone South Portland

  3. Caleb Chapman and Ron Lund Caribou

  4. Mohamed Barre and Mohamed Awil Lewiston

Saturday, November 6, 2010

The George Feeny Award



The George Feeny Award is given to the top coach in the state. William Daniels starred as George Feeny in the hit TV sitcom Boy Meets World for seven years. George Feeny starts out teaching Corey, Shawn, and Topanga for the first season, and then becomes a teacher/principle from season’s two to five. By the end of the series he follows the gang to the made up Pennbrook University and becomes a college professor. He always got the best out of his students whether it was helping Topanga getting that extra A to put her ahead of Minkus, or helping the troubled Shawn Hunter get into college. Even though he was probably the most serious character in the show he had his fair share of comic relief. While keeping Corey and Shawn in line, he was always quick to tease them of their mistakes. Mr. Feeny not only influenced characters in the show, but he also influenced the viewers who watched as well. He may go down as the greatest principle in a TV sitcom.



And the winner is………..



Dave Dowling Greely
A lot of people were uncertain of how Greely would do this year due to the departures of Mark McCauley, Logan Price, and Sam Humphries but what Greely accomplished this year was truly incredible. Dowling coached the Rangers to their fourth regional title in a row behind brilliant races from Stefan Sandrueter (8th, 17:33.96) and Nathan Maderia (12th, 17:47.14) while their usual number four runner, Isaac Emery, didn’t race. The Rangers hit their peak at that point in the season. They were one of the favorites going into the state meet, but they got a blow when their number one runner Sam Johnston was ruled ineligible. Had Sam Johnston been able to race that day, Greely may have contended for the top spot.

Rest of the Top Five:

2. Jim Harmon Scarborough

3. Thomas Beckum Caribou

4. Jorma Kurry and Danny Paul Falmouth

5. Peter Sillin NYA