Ep 1. Brothers

In the season 5 premiere of Boy Meets World, titled "Brothers," Cory and Eric Matthews are back and ready to tackle the trials and tribulations of high school and young adult life. This episode finds the brothers struggling with the aftermath of their parents' sudden decision to move to a new house. As any teenager would be, Cory is frustrated and feels abandoned by his parents, but his elder brother Eric seems to be taking the news in stride.

While Cory wallows in his despair, Eric invites his friends over for a good old-fashioned housewarming party, complete with drinks and shenanigans. However, the party quickly devolves into chaos, as one of Eric's friends accidentally breaks a window in the new house. When Eric tries to cover for his friend, he finds himself in over his head and struggling to maintain his reputation as the cool, collected older brother.

Meanwhile, back at school, Cory is struggling to make friends in his new class. With his parents' sudden move and his beloved teacher Mr. Feeny now teaching at a different school, Cory is feeling lost and alone. However, he finds an unexpected ally in newcomer Angela, who shows him kindness and understanding in a way that he hasn't experienced before.

As the episode progresses, both Cory and Eric are forced to confront the challenges of growing up and moving on. While Eric struggles to come to terms with his waning popularity and the pressures of being the older brother, Cory grapples with the changes and uncertainties of teenage life. Through their struggles, both brothers learn valuable lessons about family, friendship, and the importance of never giving up.

"Brothers" is an emotional and entertaining episode that explores the ups and downs of adolescence with humor and heart. From Eric's wild party antics to Cory's touching friendship with Angela, this episode packs a punch in terms of both laughs and emotions. Whether you're a long-time fan of the show or a newcomer to the Matthews family, "Brothers" is a must-watch episode that will leave you both entertained and moved. So, it is an excellent show for everyone to enjoy.