Boy Meets World

Cory becomes upset when his older brother chooses to take a girlfriend to a baseball game rather than spending time with him.

Cory works to paint shutters for Mr. Feeny in order to earn money for a costly squirt gun.

Cory, distracted by watching a late-night baseball game with his father, falls asleep during class and performs poorly on a test the next day.

Cory attempts to straighten his curly hair, leading to an embarrassing mishap that results in him being ostracized and forced to eat lunch with the school's outcasts.

Cory becomes interested in the geography bee after learning the winner will have the opportunity to serve as a batboy at the World Series, and he begins devising a strategy to take part.

Cory is caught cheating on an IQ test, and as a result, Mr. Feeny decides to send him to a school for gifted students as a lesson in academic honesty.

Grandma visits the Matthews family and makes several grand promises, one of which involves Cory in a way that ultimately proves impossible for her to fulfill.

Cory takes on the challenge of teaching a week of social studies classes as part of a bet with Mr. Feeny, underestimating how difficult it is to teach compared to learning.

Cory is devastated when Mr. Feeny ends his baseball season early, so his father arranges a meeting with professional pitcher Jim Abbott to offer guidance and perspective.

Cory gives Shawn a gift with good intentions, but it ends up causing unintended offense.

Cory and Eric attempt to skip a father-and-son softball game that their father is eager to attend.

Cory and Eric become excited when they find a pair of dancing shoes inside their mother's bowling bag, leading to an unexpected and lively adventure.

Topanga, a classmate of Cory, begins to develop feelings for Eric, which causes some tension and awkwardness in the classroom dynamic. Cory becomes aware of her crush and tries to navigate the situation with his usual mix of humor and confusion.

Cory feels discouraged after being placed on the basketball team's B-squad, struggling with the disappointment of not being on the main team.

Eric is lured into quitting his job and pursuing a modeling career after being flattered by a woman who convinces him of his potential, but he soon faces the consequences of his impulsive decision.

Cory and Shawn take on a school project about investing by placing bets on horse races, but they soon discover the financial risks involved.

Shawn takes refuge in Cory's bedroom after a prank backfires, worried about facing his parents' anger.

Cory and Shawn attempt to spend time with their friends but face unexpected challenges when Mr. Feeny steps in as their babysitter.

Cory receives a boxing medallion from Alan as a birthday gift, but he loses it during a scuba-diving field trip.

Cory unexpectedly decides to leave the leading role in his school's production of *Hamlet*, setting off a chain of events that affects the cast and crew.

Cory becomes upset when his close friend Shawn develops a romantic interest, feeling overlooked and concerned about the shift in their relationship.

Cory expresses a wish for his teacher Mr. Feeny to become ill, but he is later overcome with guilt when Mr. Feeny is actually hospitalized.