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Cory, Shawn and Topanga enliven a dull but prestigious academic bowl.
Cory, Shawn and Topanga enliven a dull but prestigious academic bowl.
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S4, EP21 "Cult Fiction"Shawn joins a cult but re-examines his beliefs when Turner has an accident.
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S4, EP22 "Learning to Fly"Cory must decide between a flirtatious college girl (Lisa Dean Ryan) and Topanga.
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S5, EP1 "Brothers"Cory is disappointed when Eric moves back home from college; Shawn's half brother unexpectedly shows up.
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S5, EP2 "Boy Meets Real World"Cory's effort to make a video of Eric, Jack and Shawn's apartment life turns sour when Jack and Shawn can't get along.
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S4, EP20 "Security Guy"Alan decides to fire Eric from the store; Cory and Topanga try to convince Shawn to take an SAT review course.
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S4, EP19 "Quiz Show"Cory, Shawn and Topanga enliven a dull but prestigious academic bowl.
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S4, EP18 "Uncle Daddy"Eric begins dating a woman with a young child, prompting his friends and family to warn him about responsibility.
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S4, EP17 "A Long Walk to Pittsburgh (2)"Surprise visitors try to cheer up Cory, who is trying to pick up the pieces since Topanga moved away.
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