His Answer
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| His Answer | |
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| Season No. | 6 |
| Episode No. | 1 |
| Original Airdate | September 25, 1998 |
| Written by | Bob Tischler |
| Directed by | Jeff McCracken |
| Guest starring | Bill Morey as Judge Henry Bemis, Connie Sawyer as Fafoofta Bemis |
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Synopsis
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After a few hours of stunned silence, Cory finally agrees to marry Topanga after her proposal at the end of "Graduation". He's concerned how his parents will react, so he and Topanga agree to keep it a secret until they can figure out what they're going to do. 
Added by Irishyanksisn't as supportive, saying they are too young. Shawn has more big news: he's decided to go to Pennbrook with Cory, and he says they should be roommates if Cory and Topanga don't marry.
As soon as Cory and Topanga gets to Cory's house, though, it hits the fan. Alan and Amy congratulate Cory. Cory, thinking they're talking about him and Topanga, becomes angry because Topanga didn't keep the secret. They begin to bicker, including Angela and Shawn in the madness. When Alan and Amy ask questions, Cory and Topanga confess that they intend to marry. The discussion grows into arguments, but the opposing views of Shawn & Angela and Alan & Amy lead to the couples bickering and Cory and Topanga slip out silently.

Added by DragonclawsCory and Topanga hit the road, intending to elope in the country. Alan, Amy, Shawn, Angela, and Feeny all discuss what they did to make Cory and Topanga flee. It ends with Amy confessing that she wishes she could be there. At the chapel, Cory and Topanga are almost married. With Judge Bemis performing, Cory says yes without sweating. When he comes to Topanga, she pauses and begins to look uncomfortable.
Meanwhile, Eric and Jack quickly find a replacement roommate for Shawn, who has his stuff removed before he is ready to even move out, but Shawn takes it in stride upon learning who the new roommate is. Rachel is a beautiful girl who suddenly finds herself without a home, and Eric and Jack eagerly take her in, ready to compete for her love. They're disheartened, though, when Rachel says they can be "just like girlfriends."
Notes
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This episode marks the first appearance of Rachel and the final appearance of the John Adams High set.