Nostalgia is the gift that keeps on giving — seemingly any movie or show that's remembered fondly is ripe for a reboot, sequel, prequel, or reimagining. In 2014, fans of "Boy Meets World" seemingly got a sequel-relaunch hybrid: a show that features several members of the original cast reprising their roles and storylines from the original series. That's right: With "Girl Meets World," Topanga was back on TV.
"Girl Meets World" premiered on the Disney Channel in June 2014. It focuses on Riley Matthews, the teenage daughter of Topanga and Cory, as she navigates through school and relationships, along with all the drama that comes alongside those things. Both Fishel and Ben Savage returned to their roles from "Boy Meets World," hitting the nostalgia buttons for a number of parents who sat down to watch the new series with their kids. "Girl Meets World" didn't just coast on that nostalgia aspect, though. It had a positive critical reception and was able to bring the spirit of the original show into a new era.
After three seasons, "Girl Meets World" came to an end, but creator Michael Jacobs searched to find a new home for the story to continue. It seems unlikely at this point, but never say never — maybe we'll see Riley's kid navigate the halls of high school sometime down the line.
