TMC
06-19-2026, 11:45 PM
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Dust off your butterfly clips and sharpen your Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater skills—the Boy Meets World crew is back!
We sat down with Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong, and Will Friedle for a hilarious, nostalgia-fueled journey through the best (and absolute worst) of the 1990s. From the obsession with Beanie Babies and Ace of Base to the questionable fashion choices like frosted tips, the trio relives the decade that defined their childhood—and yours.
We dive deep into the legacy of Boy Meets World, why the show still resonates with a whole new generation of kids, and what it was like to literally grow up in the living rooms of millions of viewers. The cast also gets real about their lasting bond, the pride of the show’s enduring impact, and even share some surprising stories about the biggest celebrity fans they’ve encountered over the years.
But it’s not all fun and games. All three have been on a bit of a reverie of late thanks to their podcast Pod Meets World, which sees the trio revisit the series episode by episode. And now that journey culminates in Doc Meets World, directors Chris Levitus and Zane Rubin’s curious snapshot of media navelgazing. On the one hand, the documentary is a kind of a testimonial of a culture and generation stuck in the past, with the actors returning to a series they spent much of their adult lives trying to put away. Conversely, their fans eagerly bask in the show again and again with their own children via rewatch parties, live podcast presentations, and even ‘90s nostalgia conventions.
Dust off your butterfly clips and sharpen your Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater skills—the Boy Meets World crew is back!
We sat down with Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong, and Will Friedle for a hilarious, nostalgia-fueled journey through the best (and absolute worst) of the 1990s. From the obsession with Beanie Babies and Ace of Base to the questionable fashion choices like frosted tips, the trio relives the decade that defined their childhood—and yours.
We dive deep into the legacy of Boy Meets World, why the show still resonates with a whole new generation of kids, and what it was like to literally grow up in the living rooms of millions of viewers. The cast also gets real about their lasting bond, the pride of the show’s enduring impact, and even share some surprising stories about the biggest celebrity fans they’ve encountered over the years.
But it’s not all fun and games. All three have been on a bit of a reverie of late thanks to their podcast Pod Meets World, which sees the trio revisit the series episode by episode. And now that journey culminates in Doc Meets World, directors Chris Levitus and Zane Rubin’s curious snapshot of media navelgazing. On the one hand, the documentary is a kind of a testimonial of a culture and generation stuck in the past, with the actors returning to a series they spent much of their adult lives trying to put away. Conversely, their fans eagerly bask in the show again and again with their own children via rewatch parties, live podcast presentations, and even ‘90s nostalgia conventions.