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07-21-2022, 08:32 PM
https://www.looper.com/936566/boy-meets-worlds-danielle-fishel-just-recreated-one-of-her-most-iconic-topanga-moments/
Fishel did a shot-for-shot remake on Instagram of Topanga's dance about the donut in the sky
https://www.looper.com/img/gallery/boy-meets-worlds-danielle-fishel-just-recreated-one-of-her-most-iconic-topanga-moments/fishel-did-a-shot-for-shot-remake-on-instagram-of-topangas-dance-about-the-donut-in-the-sky-1658442694.webp
Taking to Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgRt6_Dl3wD/) to promote her podcast, "Pod Meets World," Danielle Fishel posted a side-by-side video where she recreated one of the most famous scenes from "Boy Meets World." The original version sees Cory reading a poem-like construct about the donut in the sky, space, and humpback whales, while Topanga engages in an interpretive dance where her motions reflect the words that Cory is reading. She flails about, swinging her arms wildly, and at one point crudely draws on her face with red lipstick. Fishel manages to nail all of her mannerisms from the original show, and even the editing cuts are the same. Needless to say, for fans of "Boy Meets World," this clip is an absolute delight to watch.
For fans of the show who need more "Boy Meets World" in their life, "Pod Meets World" can act as a supplement to the halcyon days of the original series. Joining her in discussing concepts and issues from "Boy Meets World" are show alumni Will Friedle and Rider Strong, who played Cory's brother Eric and cult-joining best friend (https://www.looper.com/704590/the-boy-meets-world-scene-that-went-too-far/) Shawn, respectively. When asked why Ben Savage is not on her show, Fishel elaborated in the first episode of "Pod Meets World" (via Cinema Blend (https://www.cinemablend.com/television/boy-meets-world-vet-danielle-fishel-explains-why-ben-savage-didnt-join-her-and-other-co-stars-for-new-project)), "Ben Savage is doing his own thing. He's doing Lifetime movies. He's busy. We would love for him to have been a part of the show. We asked him to be a part of the show." She then added that Savage didn't think that Fishel's show was quite his thing, and she respected his decision. Either way, it is nice to see that Fishel still remembers those sweet Topanga moves.
Fishel did a shot-for-shot remake on Instagram of Topanga's dance about the donut in the sky
https://www.looper.com/img/gallery/boy-meets-worlds-danielle-fishel-just-recreated-one-of-her-most-iconic-topanga-moments/fishel-did-a-shot-for-shot-remake-on-instagram-of-topangas-dance-about-the-donut-in-the-sky-1658442694.webp
Taking to Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgRt6_Dl3wD/) to promote her podcast, "Pod Meets World," Danielle Fishel posted a side-by-side video where she recreated one of the most famous scenes from "Boy Meets World." The original version sees Cory reading a poem-like construct about the donut in the sky, space, and humpback whales, while Topanga engages in an interpretive dance where her motions reflect the words that Cory is reading. She flails about, swinging her arms wildly, and at one point crudely draws on her face with red lipstick. Fishel manages to nail all of her mannerisms from the original show, and even the editing cuts are the same. Needless to say, for fans of "Boy Meets World," this clip is an absolute delight to watch.
For fans of the show who need more "Boy Meets World" in their life, "Pod Meets World" can act as a supplement to the halcyon days of the original series. Joining her in discussing concepts and issues from "Boy Meets World" are show alumni Will Friedle and Rider Strong, who played Cory's brother Eric and cult-joining best friend (https://www.looper.com/704590/the-boy-meets-world-scene-that-went-too-far/) Shawn, respectively. When asked why Ben Savage is not on her show, Fishel elaborated in the first episode of "Pod Meets World" (via Cinema Blend (https://www.cinemablend.com/television/boy-meets-world-vet-danielle-fishel-explains-why-ben-savage-didnt-join-her-and-other-co-stars-for-new-project)), "Ben Savage is doing his own thing. He's doing Lifetime movies. He's busy. We would love for him to have been a part of the show. We asked him to be a part of the show." She then added that Savage didn't think that Fishel's show was quite his thing, and she respected his decision. Either way, it is nice to see that Fishel still remembers those sweet Topanga moves.