Boy Meets World: Best Seasons, According To IMDb

Boy Meets World remains a classic to everyone growing up during the 90s or the early 00s due to its relatable characters, realistic depiction of growing up, and hilarious sense of humor. From Eric endlessly calling out to Mr. Feeny across the seasons to the timeless Halloween episodes, each season of Boys Meets World made sure to bring something new and exciting to the table.

As the series went on, Boy Meets World’s storylines became more intricate and serious. After all, the characters were growing up and dealing with bigger life issues. Unfortunately, more mature plots don’t equate to being fondly remembered by audiences. In fact, according to IMDb, some of the best seasons of Boy Meets World were the earlier ones.

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Season 7

It’s not that season 7 of Boy Meets World was bad, but the earlier seasons were some of the best because the group’s future was still unknown. In season 7, their future is basically decided. Viewers just followed along until they reached graduation day, Cory and Topanga’s wedding, and the outcome of Shawn and Angela’s relationship.

Despite some good moments, the final season just couldn’t recapture the highs of some of the earlier seasons. Even with the final season’s issues, the series finale was one of the top episodes, according to IMDb.

Season 6

The sixth season touched base on some serious topics. Topanga proposed to Cory, the group left the comfort of high school and entered college, and they dealt with a forward professor who tried making a move on Topanga. What made this season better than season 7 was watching the group in a new environment.

They were no longer in the halls of John Adams High School and were entering the real world. It was also exciting watching Cory and Topanga realize there was so much more to life than their relationship. As a whole, Eric, Cory, Shawn, Topanga, and Angela really grew up and found themselves. Season 6 was a new era for Boy Meets World fans.

Season 3

Season 3 began with the group starting school after a long summer break. Cory had the nerve to ask out Topanga, Shawn was happily living with Mr. Turner, and Eric realized he had a passion for media after interning at a TV station. Of course, Mr. Feeny gave some amazing quotes since he was very much a part of the group’s life as their teacher, mentor, and neighbor.

Just as the season started with the group entering high school, it ended with summer vacation. This period was a growing stage for everyone since Shawn left for a road trip with his dad, Topanga went away to camp, and Eric and Cory went on a cross-country road trip that made them closer as brothers and friends.

Season 2

Cory and Shawn were in for a wild ride for their first day of high school, which was in season 2. As the older brother, Eric was already in high school and didn’t love having Cory around. However, Cory and Eric learn from each other when they shared the same halls. Watching their bond as brothers grow was truly endearing to watch.

Season 2 was also the season that fans were introduced to Mr. Turner. While Mr. Feeny had always been the voice of reasons for the main cast, Mr. Turner was a younger, more relatable figure for them. He had quotes that stuck with the characters (and viewers) forever. His almost fatherly connection with Shawn, especially, was endearing to watch.

Season 5

While Cory and co. were still in high school, Eric entered his first year at college, Pennbrook. While looking for a place to live, he ran into another student at Pennbrook who needed a roommate, Jack Hunter. As it turned out, Jack was Shawn’s half-brother and the two weren’t always on great terms. This created a unique dynamic in the group because now Cory and Shawn had brothers living together (and a new location in the series).

Season 5 was filled with highs and lows. Shawn and Angela played cat and mouse with each other, Cory and Topanga break up after he cheated on her, Allen and Amy Matthews found out they were pregnant, and the gang were all deciding on colleges. There were so many questions that needed to be answered throughout season 5, which is why viewers loved it. It kept them wanting more.

Season 4

Season 4 was a transitional season for Boy Meets World. A large storyline in the season was how miserable Allen Matthews was in his job. As the manager of a supermarket, he wanted more for his life and his family. Unfortunately, his unhappiness at work trickled into life at home. Likewise, Shawn’s mom, Virna, came back into the picture. After being abandoned by both his mom and dad at different times, Shawn was in a better place with both parents at home. By the end of the season, most characters had fitting endings leading into season 5.

The end of the season had one of the most controversial storylines when Topanga moved to Pittsburgh with her family and ran away just to be with Cory. By tackling real-life issues in a relatable way for families at home, the show was able to showcase a genuine yet comedic picture of teenage life.

Season 1

Season 1 was one of the highest-rated seasons in Boy Meets World. One episode scored an 8.7 rating, which is one of the highest ratings a show can get on IMDb. It was viewers’ first look inside at the Matthews family dynamic along with the other main characters. What made season 1 so special was how relatable the Matthews family was, especially to the viewers at home.

The things Cory and Eric went through were similar to viewers who were the same age. Season 1 was the start of it all and it was impossible not to fall in love with the connection between Mr. Feeny, Cory, Shawn, and Eric.

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