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Cory and Topanga recall the problems they have had in planning their wedding.
Cory and Topanga recall the problems they have had in planning their wedding.
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S7, EP3 "Angela's Men"Angela deals with her feelings over Shawn when her father comes to campus to teach an ROTC course; Cory persists in getting Topanga to renew their engagement.
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S7, EP4 "No Such Thing as a Sure Thing"Cory tries to show Topanga that true love can survive; Jack convinces Eric to place a bet against Pennbrook.
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S7, EP5 "You Light Up My Union"Cory and Shawn's constant presence at Rachel's apartment is causing a rift between the girls; Mr. Feeny secures jobs for Eric and Jack at the student union to help prepare them for the work force after college.
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S7, EP6 "They're Killing Us"Cory and Topanga recall the problems they have had in planning their wedding.
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S7, EP2 "For Love and Apartments"Cory decides if he can get Topanga's parents back together, she'll say "Yes" to his marriage proposal.
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S7, EP1 "Show Me the Love"Topanga finds out her parents have split up, just as she is preparing to marry Cory.
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