Still Meeting the World
Written: Jan 14 '00
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Pros: lasting, and evolving greatly
Cons: some slapstick, unneeded comic exaggeration
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| manky's Full Review: Boy Meets World |
Even as this show has endured through the foreseeable changes it's undergone, it's held strong and true in my eyes! From way back in the beginning when Cory and Topanga were barely "together" to watching them get married and try to deal with the ramifications, the show has pulled it all off with tact and truth.
Based around the life of a young man (recently married in newer episodes, still in high school if you can catch syndication) who can barely make a single decision or go through a whole day without consulting his surrounding lifeline. This lifeline of characters include: his best friend, his girl, his teacher/principal/professor/neighbor/friend, his parents, and more. Cory may be a sometimes insecure and stumbling young man, but he has a whole heart and looks at life with wide wonderfully excited eyes.
The comedy in this show can get outrageously slapstick, but some lines can also leave you rolling on the floor. Sure, Eric (Cory's older brother) is too stupid for anyone to believe, but then again, that's become a trademark joke!
Recommended:
Yes
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manky
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Young woman from Oregon... spent time in Argentina learning the language, and to love life!
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