Boy Meets World Season 7 Episode 9: The Honeymoon Is Over Twitter :@browellamy FANDOM : Boy Meets World / Girl Meets World recorder : Microsoft Expression Encoder 4 screen capture Editor : Microsoft Expression Encoder 4
It's weird to hear her being called "Mrs. Matthews." Especially after so many seasons hearing her be called "Ms. Lawrence" by Mr. Feeny. No doubt a wonderfully written scene
@@timslee0618 what's that supposed to mean?! Kids THEASE days?!! I agree but don't blame them!!! Take a lesson from wonka, blaming the KIDS is a lie and shame! You know exactly who's to blame, THE MOTHER and the FATHER! Not trying to be rude but that's my opinion
@@anannonymouscoverartist I'm not blaming them. If people tried to follow the "12 Rules for life" book by Jordan Peterson, this maybe a lesser issue. To much of "woe is me", "playing the victim" card and some not taking responsibility for there actions
This is why it is NOT a good idea to get married in college, no matter how much in love you are. Wait until you graduate, have a good job, and can afford a house or apartment on your own. If the love is true and real, it'll last. The marriage is the icing on the cake, but bake the cake first.
colleen Says you. I married my girlfriend from the eighth grade (We dated from then until we graduated). We both also graduated from college (She went to USC, I chose UH Manoa) and have been married since 2000. It is possible, so don't try spreading that lie.
i love how they wrote them to be grumpy towards everyone else but each other while going through their transition period, i feel like most shows make the couple be sore towards each other. it's a nice change
I think it's the fact that they were both suffering through the same thing. Wnat's the point in getting mad at the person that's going through what you are right at your side?
I like this episode in particular because they were so unlike themselves Topanga's change was especially noticeable because she is always such a perfectionist
I think that's why she was so great in this, both the character and the actress. She really represented what real life can do to people. Admittedly, there is something attractive about her being unkempt.
"This man is an educator." "Ugh, you're right. What could he have, like, nine bucks?" "And a Blockbuster card." As the son of two educators, I can attest to that assessment.
Oh, I know. I got married at 24 and my husband and I lived on the bottom floor of an old apartment with terribly insolated windows, maintenance workers that didn't want to do anything, ant traps in the bathroom, kids running through the entryway, and loud neighbors above us that we could either hear having sex or screaming at each other. No babies, thank God.
My 2 friends avoided the first 2 issues cuz they moved in together in a nice place after college and then got engaged after a year or 2 I mean my sister is basicly doing the same thing as my friends did
"Well you'd be unkempt to if you lived in a apartment with one washing machine, no dryer, and you know how the baby cries??? Like this: WAAAA. WAAA. WAAAAA. ALL NIGHT!!!! LOL
always loved that subplot because it showed them having to actually *earn* their nice apartment and furniture which is rare for a sitcom even today but especially back then
I don’t know what’s it Like to be a newlywed but I do you know what it’s like to make it on your own without your parents financial support for the first time, it’s typically a tough adjustment and I think boy meets world actually did a good job of portraying it.
The fact that Corey and Topanga r married, live on their own, have a kid, and still go to, but still have it's own classic comedy is why the show was still great even if everybody got older.
I remember as a kid watching this and being upset that noone helped them now well into my 30s I look back and can't stand the way they are behaving life isnt easy you take what you have and make the best of it they're parents did the right thing they should be grateful that they have parents kind enough to continue paying there tuition most don't
These idiots wasted all theyre $ on the wedding& honeymoon & expected the parents to take care of them, even as a kid i knew they were fuckin idiots...😂😂😂
Love this episode actually. It teaches you a very valuable lesson..in a very interesting and attention grabbing not to mention hilarious way. Boy Meets World tends to do that alot. ;)
Yeah, like don't rush into serious things like marriage when you're still in school! Wait until you graduate and get a job and can afford a home of your own! If the love is real, it'll wait.
I have a strange feeling throughout the series William Daniels very rarely ever broke BUT I bet in this scene he probably kept laughing at the fact that the kids were the serious ones and he was the one being made fun of.
I like this episode from boy meets world. Especially this one. It really shows that marriage is hard and it’s not all fun and games. Today it seems like many people watch these fake reality shows and think that’s the way to live no is not.
@@colleen4ever or just get married and not go at all. Or get married, work full time and go as you can. No one should just go to school and do that only unless they are 16 and under. There is no reason an 18-year-old should not have a job and caring for themselves unless the school is paying them to attend it.
@@MrParkerman6 exactly but they didn't see it and neither did dorthy they wanted to have a better apartment and dorthy wanted to return home both went to someone who they thought could make it happen for them not realizing that they had what they needed all along
You know... this show taught me alot of things growing up, but I think I internalized the last line of this scene too literally. The nuggets of wisdom granted to me by the teachers, elders, and others who could have "warned" us,, eventually hold merit...but it doesn't seem like enough when you're going through it. ...... sometimes I feel like we're all fortune cookies... just trying to give each other a look at a little bit of hope and joy...but we're all brittle, bland, baked goods...unfulfilling unless in the right setting / situation.
Whaddya do in that house, Feeny. Ya eat? Everytime I think of this episode that’s the one line I always remember. Randomly quote it all the time IrL. 😂
"How come you never prepared us for this" High School doesn't teach us anything. I've never once needed to know 3.14 is PI How bout teaching things like doing taxes, real estate, finances etc. you know stuff we'll actually need to know ha
I am always the mom friend of the group and I often give advice that makes no sense to my generation, I have never related to Feeny more then at "alright I'm a fortune cookie"
This is a very good way to show that marriage is much more than just a big party on a big day, what's important is what begins the day after. They did get married too young because they didn't have anything else figured out and I loved the fact that's being this hard for them. They should have been mature enough to see this, if you can't pay for your entire wedding on your own,, YOU'RE NOT READY!
Yes that’s true but normally the brides parents do that or at least the bride and grooms parents split it. But you are right about the part when it comes to being married too young. It was very hard for them in the beginning, but they stuck it out, they ended up graduating, and going to New York. They turned out fine.
Marriage, ups downs, joys and horrors. When people say I do it is supposed to last forever, not when things get rough, when the other person is hard to talk to, or if you have issues with each other, perseverance, kindness, compromising, in boastful, gentle, calm, genuine, understanding, and caring. Now people throw marriage out the window like a used tissue like it meant nothing at all. People give up and divorce at the slightest sign of difficulty and become broken in some ways nomatter who they find later on or how happy they are. Worst of all is the affect it has on kids. Every single kid I know has been hurt by their parents divorce, nomatter how peaceful it is. However, some parents lie to themselves and say that the kids are fine and they are not bothered when they are in reality
before you get married make sure you have a job first & a place to live at it more important to have those things before marriage it more important spending money on a home then on a wedding if it means married in courthouse because you spend it on a house or apartment that better then spending wedding & not having place to live at marriage is a life time a wedding it just that one day you can always renew your vows later on & have wedding you want
@@Michelle-pn9xt the economy is a disaster gas prices, inflation, democrats handing out our future children's money like candy to keep the house of cards a float and buy their way to power
I think the title is talking about the period where everything is great. Everything new has a honeymoon phase where everything seems great. But them life settles down and you start to see the bad things. So the title is probably referring to that. Now that the wedding is over, and they've been married for a few weeks, the situation doesn't seem as grand as before.
They shouldn't have done "it" and they wouldn't have been up all night crying. Life lesson taught. But glad Mr. Feely knows these two so well that it doesn't offend him.
No. Cory and Topanga were together since they were in strollers... and there was never a constant 3rd person in the relationship. Farkle didn't want to choose between Riley and Maya... the very idea that he had to choose proves you wrong.
Well Cory’s parents and them told Cory and Topanga figure it out they the one that think married was gonna be easy maybe if they saved up some of they honeymoon’s money than they get a better apartment and they did just fine but look what happened a few episodes later Cory fix the stick, paints they apartment and brought better furniture
Two marriage-based questions. *a.* I thought Cory _heard_ Alan and Amy talk about what marriage could do to him. Did he not? It's really simple actually: you hear your concerned parents talk about the obstacles and sacrifices you face, and then you think "Well, I really shouldn't get married now, should I?" And *b.* I saw this happen in the hall near my brother's wedding reception. A female manager was upset with a caterer, who had signed up for a one-person shift. She said she didn't think he could manage the service alone. She was sternly all, "I've told you not to sign up for shifts by yourself, I've been very clear about that, I don't know how much clearer I can get for you to listen. You need someone there to give you instructions and guide you." And then the caterer said, "You know, I'm beginning to see why you work so many wedding receptions." What does his comeback mean? Whats the implied reason?
Anyone else think it was shitty all their friend kicked them out of their rooms that was once theirs just cuz it made things more convenient for them???
Idk why but I remember watching this clip before seeing the whole show and when they said the baby cries I was like “THEY HAVE A KID ALREADY” then I watched it and was like oh
The living arrangements, yes. That they were only relegated to an apartment with multiple health code violations and no furnishings whatsoever is a stretch. Cory and Alan notoriously have bad communication habits: Alan didn't convey that he and Amy weren't going to be financially involved in getting C&T's life off the ground until after the honeymoon, just like he didn't convey to Amy that he wanted his own business until after he'd quit his previous job. And Cory didn't convey that he considered their living arrangements set until finding out the surprise with Eric & Jack, just like he didn't tell Topanga about Lauren's letter until she uncovered it...and clumsily inferred that he initiated a kiss with Missy in S3. There really shouldn't have been a traditional reconciliation between them...because it would've highlighted both Cory having his own stance on what family deserves from each other, and Alan having mixed feelings about Cory being married around the same time he was, even though both his sons did go to college through his and Amy's provision. There really aren't erased scars between fathers and sons, just some that fade easier than others to become memories. This season really should have been about Cory and Eric's relationship rebuilding, especially after the heartache Eric went through in both losing Rachel as a romantic partner and Tommy as a prospective child. The wedding two-parter established that Cory and Shawn's relationship wasn't going to be the same...and Eric showed that in spite of his losses, he still could go over the moon to help his brother feel supported. Michael Jacobs just didn't give enough breathing room for Eric outside of an intrusive side character. BUT...I fully understand Will Friedle's anxiety kicking in and them accommodating that. You just wish for what might've been.
This is why it is NOT a good idea to get married while you're still in school no matter how in love you are! If it's true love it will wait until you graduate and find jobs and can afford a place to live! THEN get married!
I love it when the dad told the mom they can't help their son anymore because he married now & also nobody's told them to get engaged & saying you should have figure it out before marriage even they were shocked they didn't search for a place before marriage
