TMC
06-18-2016, 10:30 PM
http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/06/18/girl-meets-world-girl-meets-permanent-record-review
After a string of pretty good episodes, Girl Meets World delivered it's first truly great episode this season, as Riley struggled to bring her grade up in Spanish. The conceit here was simple enough and the emotional threshold was low, but that straightforwardness and self-restraint are what made "Girl Meets Permanent Record" (http://forums.previously.tv/topic/44383-s03e04-girl-meets-permanent-record/?do=getNewComment) feel like a real-life chapter in a high schooler's life and, by extension, a classic episode of Boy Meets World. Regarding the former, it was fun seeing a "strict" teacher on the show, Seņora Feinstein-Chang (Anahi Bustillos), whose tough-love approach to Spanish brought about some great moments. This episode also had a pretty funny recurring bit with Maya's talking "A." I mean, sure, it got a little silly with the "No, you hang up!" routine, but it felt very in keeping with both Maya and Riley's characters.
After a string of pretty good episodes, Girl Meets World delivered it's first truly great episode this season, as Riley struggled to bring her grade up in Spanish. The conceit here was simple enough and the emotional threshold was low, but that straightforwardness and self-restraint are what made "Girl Meets Permanent Record" (http://forums.previously.tv/topic/44383-s03e04-girl-meets-permanent-record/?do=getNewComment) feel like a real-life chapter in a high schooler's life and, by extension, a classic episode of Boy Meets World. Regarding the former, it was fun seeing a "strict" teacher on the show, Seņora Feinstein-Chang (Anahi Bustillos), whose tough-love approach to Spanish brought about some great moments. This episode also had a pretty funny recurring bit with Maya's talking "A." I mean, sure, it got a little silly with the "No, you hang up!" routine, but it felt very in keeping with both Maya and Riley's characters.