Ep 18. Uncle Daddy

Cory and Shawn's plans to go on a ski trip with their class are ruined when Shawn's dad Chet unexpectedly drops by and announces he's getting married to a woman named Jennifer. Shawn is initially excited about the news, but quickly becomes disillusioned when he realizes that Jennifer is only marrying his dad to scam him out of his money. Meanwhile, Cory's parents Alan and Amy are dealing with their own family issues when Alan's brother Eric (aka "Uncle Daddy") unexpectedly shows up at their doorstep and asks to move in with them. Alan is hesitant to let Eric stay with them, but Amy convinces him to give his brother a chance. As the two storylines converge, Cory and Shawn are forced to confront their own ideas about family and the true meaning of love and loyalty.

In "Uncle Daddy," Boy Meets World continues to explore the complex relationship between fathers and sons, as well as the shifting dynamics of family and friendship. Cory and Shawn's bond is tested as they grapple with the unexpected upheavals in their respective family lives. Shawn, who has always had a strained relationship with his father, is torn between his desire to believe in Chet's newfound happiness and his suspicion that Jennifer is only after his dad's money. As he tries to navigate these conflicting emotions, he turns to Cory for support and advice.

Meanwhile, Cory's parents are dealing with their own family drama as they try to come to terms with Eric's sudden arrival. Eric, who has always been something of a black sheep in the family, is struggling with his own demons and looking for a fresh start. Alan, who has always been the more responsible and reliable brother, is understandably wary of Eric's intentions, but Amy sees the best in him and wants to help him get back on his feet.

As the episode unfolds, the characters grapple with themes of love, loyalty, and what it means to be a family. Cory and Shawn's friendship is put to the test as they struggle to reconcile their conflicting feelings about their own families. Meanwhile, Amy and Alan's marriage is tested as they learn to navigate the challenges of having Eric in their house. And throughout it all, Boy Meets World continues to offer insights into the complexities of growing up, the joys and pitfalls of family life, and the enduring power of true friendship.