Ep 14. Getting Hitched

In the season 6 episode 14 of Boy Meets World titled “Getting Hitched,” we see the characters dealing with the possibility of marriage. Topanga and Cory have been discussing the idea of getting married after college, but there are a lot of questions and doubts about whether they are ready for such a big commitment.

Cory and Topanga begin seeking advice from their friends and family members about their decision. Eric, Cory's older brother, tells them that he got married at a young age and regrets it. Shawn, Cory’s best friend, tells them to do whatever feels right for them and not to listen to anyone else’s opinions.

Meanwhile, Topanga’s parents are in town and try to convince Topanga to call off the engagement. They want her to focus on her education and not get married so young. Topanga’s father even goes as far as to offer her a job in Pittsburgh after college to try to sway her decision.

As Cory and Topanga struggle with what to do, they seek the advice of their grade school teacher, Mr. Feeny. Mr. Feeny tells them that they are young and that they should not rush into a decision, but ultimately the decision is theirs to make.

Amidst all of this, Eric is dealing with his own relationship struggles. His girlfriend has dumped him, and he is feeling lost and alone. He seeks comfort from his family, but they are all busy dealing with Cory and Topanga’s engagement. Eric realizes that he needs to figure out what he wants for himself and not rely on his family for happiness.

Eventually, Cory and Topanga make a decision about their future, but not before facing a few last-minute obstacles. Their decision will have a big impact on their lives and the lives of those around them.

Overall, “Getting Hitched” is a thoughtful exploration of the concept of marriage and what it means to be ready for such a big commitment. The episode also touches on the struggles of growing up and finding one’s place in the world. With a mix of humor and heart, this episode of Boy Meets World is sure to leave viewers feeling nostalgic for the beloved '90s sitcom.