We've seen the highs and lows of Cory Matthews and his lifelong sweetheart Topanga. But what about their daughter?

TVLine reports that the Disney Channel is currently circling the prospect of a Boy Meets World sequel series called Girl Meets World. Not only that, but insiders say the cable network is looking to cast original series stars Ben Savage (Cory) and Danielle Fishel (Topanga); their two characters were married before the popular sitcom ended in 2000. The new series would focus their pre-teen daughter.

Since the end of Boy's seventh and final season, Savage has made numerous guest appearances on other TV shows like Chuck, Bones and Without a Trace. Meanwhile, Fishel's post-Boy work includes National Lampoon's Dorm Daze and hosting duties on Style Network's The Dish.

What do you think? Would you like to see a follow-up to ABC's staple coming-of-age series? Let us know what you think in the comments below!

http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/11/03/disney-channel-considering-boy-meets-world-sequel-series

I say bring it.

Yes he could get it any day.

Definitely my daughter http://t.co/Fw4Y3Eo4q6

— Ben Savage (@BenSavage)

July 10, 2014

It took me awhile to get into BMW, I probably started watching it in the 3rd or 4th seasons.

After saying that, I'm not feeling this spinoff. I have issues with the spinoff.

Edited July 10, 201411 yr by MoTheGreat

Issues like?

One of them is her father being her teacher. I don't mind him teaching in the same school.

It's not that bad and he plays no favoritisms. I think having a parent for a teacher would be horrible but he makes it work.

Interview with creator Michael Jacobs

Interview with BMW/GMW writers

Edited July 14, 201411 yr by cassadine1991

Farkle is amazing.

The other problem with Cory being his daughter's teacher - she calls him "dad" IN CLASS?!

I've worked with teachers who had to teach their own kids (middle school and high school settings), and it's really not that big of a deal. IIRC, the kids did call them "Mom" in class.

I just watched the first two episodes and I enjoyed it. They could of dialed down "this is my world" stuff in the first episode. This is definitely better than most of the Disney shows on the network over the past ten or so years. Sabrina Carpenter who plays Maya is the shinning star for me of the younger kids.

Edited July 18, 201411 yr by jcar03

Maya is great. I like her more than I like Riley. I think Riley will grow on me, but her actress' portrayal is less natural than is Maya's.

So far I like the show, though. I still wish it weren't a Disney Channel show, but so far it's pretty good.

Someone posted an interview that reminds us that Boy Meets World ended with them as 19-year-olds, but this show is starting as Boy Meets World did with pre-teens. So I'm trying to keep that in mind and think it is worth giving them time to grow.

http://www.tvguide.com/News/Ben-Savage-Girl-Meets-World-1084632.aspx

 

Watch Ben Savage (Try to) Explain How They Can Afford That Brownstone on Girl Meets World

 

 

Edited July 18, 201411 yr by dragonflies

It took me awhile to get into BMW, I probably started watching it in the 3rd or 4th seasons.

After saying that, I'm not feeling this spinoff. I have issues with the spinoff.

I admit, I was confused and surprised about all the love for BMW. I think maybe I was a few years too old for it (I assume the uber fans here are younger than me...) That said, many seem to forget that the first two or so seasons were WAY lighter and more silly than the later ones. ie the best friend character (yes, this is how little I remember the show) acted out by joining the "rough" kids and doing things like flooding the school--not becoming an alcoholic or whatever he did later on.

You should see the interview with Michael Jacobs I posted above

Anyone watching???

The 4th episode was fantastic, loved the Cory/Maya scenes

Edited July 27, 201411 yr by dragonflies