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Cory tries to end his new relationship when his girlfriend (Jessica Wesson) seems to be moving too fast.
Cory tries to end his new relationship when his girlfriend (Jessica Wesson) seems to be moving too fast.
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S5, EP11 "A Very Topanga Christmas"Topanga's suggestion that the Matthews family celebrates Christmas her way prompts Cory to ponder whether she has too much control in his life.
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