Boy Meets World (TV Series) I'm Gonna Be Like You, Dad (2000) User Reviews

What??

[cmburton-29875 · 7/10 · 5 February 2020]

Why are they acting like Eric has never worked at the store??

Also this episode really screwed me up when I was a kid. Thinking you can just change what you want to be anytime. Why would the seniors in college just now be deciding their major?? Stupid

Good Ep-However.

[purple_stop_sign · 10/10 · 5 January 2020]

I enjoyed this episode but I also don't understand it because they are acting like this is the first time Eric has ever worked for Allan when in fact it is more like the third or fourth time because he worked for Allan in season one and even worked at their outdoor store as a partner in season four until Allan fired him in Security Guy and than in this episode Allan was all shocked and amazed that Eric was good with customers which was confusing to me but still a good episode.

Josh the return, about time

[salhy-40882 · 10/10 · 23 December 2019]

Shawn and Angela are still so smoking hot together, time's passing and still the passion is so intensively obvious ever since they get together, it's been 3 years and they're even crazier and irretrievably magnetized to each other than ever. Best couple of this show. Cory was the fun of this episode, why am I not surprised he turned out to be an hypochondriac, gosh our poor little boy. It's been a while since we saw Eric having a plot really centered on his future, he's the soul of that show but not only because he's funny as hell but also because he's deep and touching, one of the most and he is capable of so much that he could even think of. I'm glad Alan finally decided to get more faith of his possiblity and definite cuts the cordon to let him out of the world looking for what he's really good and skilled at.

Writing Went Downhill This Season

[Dog-River · 3/10 · 12 July 2021]

This episode has got be the most poorly written episode of season 7. For starters, college seniors would have already had to chose a major already. They spent 4 years in college and they're just deciding now what they want to be? At one point they were talking about becoming a pediatrician or a vet, they both require specific course requirements that they would have had to take in college. I understand Eric not knowing what he wants to be, but Jack and Rachel both just doesn't make sense.

Also, Eric has worked at the wilderness store with his father before and they acted as if he never did. Also, why was Alan so uncharacteristically unsupportive of Eric? I think the writers just gave up.