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Friends' college acceptance letters shatter Cory's plans for the future.
Friends' college acceptance letters shatter Cory's plans for the future.
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S6, EP2 "Her Answer"Amy can't make up her mind if she's angry or happy when Cory and Topanga return from a secret trip to the justice of the peace.
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S6, EP3 "Ain't College Great"Cory panics after signing up for too many college courses and looks to Mr. Feeny for guidance.
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S6, EP5 "Better Than the Average Cory"Cory meets a 13-year-old genius artist (Alexandra Nechita) and feels like he hasn't done anything great with his life.
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