The guys celebrate Christmas talking about Santa's Little Helper, where Cory tries to be a great friend to Shawn after his Dad loses his job, Alan channels Clark Griswold, Morgan thinks she killed Santa and Kyle truly hates Minkus in this episode.

The guys jump into the future as Feeny brings the class to the year 2000 for their Class Pre-Union.

The guys deal with the strong subject of antisemitism and the state of teaching in America in the middle of a silly bet between Cory and Feeny.

Sit down as the guys meet Cory's Grandma and Feeny's niece in, season one episode seven, Grandma Was A Rolling Stone. The question arises by the end, did she really shoot a man in Reno just to watch him die?

Cory pretends to be smart but the guys point out that Shawn is actually smarter as they talk about the episode Boys II Mensa, season one episode 6. There's alot of references throughout the episode and the guys just have a blast with this one.

Listen to what happens what Cory would do to be a bat boy at the World Series as the guys review a very quotable episode, season one, episode five, Killer Bees.

The guys welcome Topanga to the fold finally in episode four of season one Cory's Alternative Friends. This also includes one of Blake's favorite lines in the show's history.

The guys watch as Alan tries to be the best father in the world by letting Cory stay up for an imaginary Phillies no hitter and they both have to deal with the Feeny Consequences.

The guys are back for episode two of season one of Boy Meets World, On The Fence.

Blake and Kyle start up their Boy Meets World retro podcast discussing the show that started it all, the Pilot.