Every time Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Rider Strong’s Pod Meets World podcast—wherein the trio reminisce about their experiences filming the traditional ABC sitcom Boy Meets World—crosses over into the realm of popular culture information, it’s due to some revelation a few unfavorable expertise or a remorse from their time on the present. Fishel has talked about collection creator Michael Jacobs threatening to fireplace her in entrance of the entire solid and crew when she was solely 12, there was the time Trina McGee (who performed Angela) confronted her former co-stars about why she didn’t seem within the collection finale, and Strong introduced up how his issues had been ignored when he questioned why an episode wherein Cory and Topanga thought of having intercourse didn’t point out condoms or contraception in any respect.
In reality, talking with People lately, Fishel mentioned that one among her issues about doing the podcast within the first place was that it could “spoil the present” for followers in the event that they came upon that the stuff occurring behind the scenes wasn’t fairly as cheery as every part onscreen. “We don’t need our criticisms or our critiques or our experiences to in any method change what your opinion of the present is,” she informed People, “They’re simply our trustworthy opinions, and we will’t do it if we’re not going to be trustworthy.”
Luckily, her and her podcast cohosts got here to a conclusion that put these fears to relaxation: Boy Meets World is “a very good present.” Fishel mentioned that’s what she realized whereas going by way of it, and he or she now sees it as a “nice expertise” all of them had. Strong additionally famous that they conceived of the podcast as a “journey,” moderately than simply sitting round and “speaking about how nice [Boys Meets World] is,” however they “all agree” that “it’s truly nice.” So that’s good.
