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[[Image:Lionel.jpg|thumb|Cory shows off his "new best friend."]] |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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| − | [[Shawn]] gets very upset at [[Cory]] for looking at colleges that they never discussed and that Shawn couldn't get into. The argument quickly snowballs, as the two find replacement friends to make the other jealous. Neither, however, budges, as things begin to escalate. Shawn throws a party and doesn't invite Cory, hurting Cory's feelings. |
+ | [[Shawn Hunter|Shawn]] gets very upset at [[Cory Matthews|Cory]] for looking at colleges that they never discussed and that Shawn couldn't get into. The argument quickly snowballs, as the two find replacement friends to make the other jealous. Neither, however, budges, as things begin to escalate. Shawn throws a party and doesn't invite Cory, hurting Cory's feelings. |
| − | Tired of it, [[Topanga]] tells Cory that Shawn isn't mad, just scared that Cory is going to leave him behind when he goes to college. Because Cory is too stubborn to listen, she takes action. She lures Cory and Shawn into [[Feeny]]'s office, then has Feeny work it out for them. The story of their first meeting is told in a flashback... |
+ | Tired of it, [[Topanga Lawrence|Topanga]] tells Cory that Shawn isn't mad, just scared that Cory is going to leave him behind when he goes to college. Because Cory is too stubborn to listen, she takes action. She lures Cory and Shawn into [[George Feeny|Feeny]]'s office, then has Feeny work it out for them. The story of their first meeting is told in a flashback... |
| − | ''A [[young Shawn]] invites a [[young Cory]] to go to lunch with them while they visit the zoo. Cory declines Shawn's request, because some kids told him that they shouldn't be friends because Shawn lives in a |
+ | ''A [[young Shawn]] invites a [[young Cory]] to go to lunch with them while they visit the zoo. Cory declines Shawn's request, because some kids told him that they shouldn't be friends because Shawn lives in a trailer park. Cory goes away, and tries to impress Topanga by clowning around near the llama pen. When he falls in, Shawn rushes to his rescue and they become friends.'' |
..Following the flashback, all problems are solved. |
..Following the flashback, all problems are solved. |
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| − | Meanwhile, [[Jack]] and [[Eric]] are nervous about writing their first college essay. Eric's plan is to befriend [[Dean Borak]] so they can get an extension, but Dean Borak is a cold man, and will not be Eric's new mentor like Feeny used to be. Looking for advice, Eric finds Feeny and has him give him and Jack advice. Feeny calmly tells them just to write the essays and they'll be fine and suggests that these feelings be Eric's topic. Later on, they manage to get an extension to actually write their essays when Jack impresses Dean Borak by speaking to him in Chinese. |
+ | Meanwhile, [[Jack Hunter|Jack]] and [[Eric Matthews|Eric]] are nervous about writing their first college essay. Eric's plan is to befriend [[Dean Borak]] so they can get an extension, but Dean Borak is a cold man, and will not be Eric's new mentor like Feeny used to be. Looking for advice, Eric finds Feeny and has him give him and Jack advice. Feeny calmly tells them just to write the essays and they'll be fine and suggests that these feelings be Eric's topic. Later on, they manage to get an extension to actually write their essays when Jack impresses Dean Borak by speaking to him in Chinese. |
==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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Revision as of 20:50, 30 July 2015
| It's Not You... It's Me | |
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| Season No. | 5 |
| Episode No. | 3 |
| Original Airdate | October 17, 1997 |
| Written by | Mark Blutman and Howard Busgang |
| Directed by | Alan Myerson |
| Guest starring | Matt Kirkwood as Chubbie, Paul Gleason as Dean Borak, Seth Miller as Lionel, Corey Padnos as Young Cory, Glen-Bob Sweet as Young Shawn, Rosario Gru as Young Topanga. |
Cory shows off his "new best friend."
Synopsis
Shawn gets very upset at Cory for looking at colleges that they never discussed and that Shawn couldn't get into. The argument quickly snowballs, as the two find replacement friends to make the other jealous. Neither, however, budges, as things begin to escalate. Shawn throws a party and doesn't invite Cory, hurting Cory's feelings.
Tired of it, Topanga tells Cory that Shawn isn't mad, just scared that Cory is going to leave him behind when he goes to college. Because Cory is too stubborn to listen, she takes action. She lures Cory and Shawn into Feeny's office, then has Feeny work it out for them. The story of their first meeting is told in a flashback...
A young Shawn invites a young Cory to go to lunch with them while they visit the zoo. Cory declines Shawn's request, because some kids told him that they shouldn't be friends because Shawn lives in a trailer park. Cory goes away, and tries to impress Topanga by clowning around near the llama pen. When he falls in, Shawn rushes to his rescue and they become friends.
..Following the flashback, all problems are solved.
Meanwhile, Jack and Eric are nervous about writing their first college essay. Eric's plan is to befriend Dean Borak so they can get an extension, but Dean Borak is a cold man, and will not be Eric's new mentor like Feeny used to be. Looking for advice, Eric finds Feeny and has him give him and Jack advice. Feeny calmly tells them just to write the essays and they'll be fine and suggests that these feelings be Eric's topic. Later on, they manage to get an extension to actually write their essays when Jack impresses Dean Borak by speaking to him in Chinese.
Notes
This episode is filled with jokes implying Cory and Shawn are a gay couple. The way Cory & Shawn interact, even down to their dialogues, are reminiscent of how an actual couple would fight. Even Topanga needs to ask Cory if he enjoys kissing her (he says he does), his father Alan asks his mother if he (Cory) enjoys kissing Topanga, and Cory's sister Morgan refers to Shawn as Cory's boyfriend who dumped him.