Boy Meets World - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

You Can Go Home Again
After road tripping across the county all summer, Cory is ready to go home but Eric is resistant.

Hair Today, Goon Tomorrow
Topanga tries to prove a point to Cory that looks don't matter but she ends up becoming obsessed with her looks.

I Ain't Gonna Spray Lettuce No More
Alan decides to quit his job without discussing it with Amy.

Fishing for Virna
Shawn's mother finally returns to town; Cory is upset when the beloved school lunch lady passes away.

Shallow Boy
Eric begins dating a constantly perky musician, when they break up she goes dark and writes a song about Eric.

Janitor Dad
Shawn's father finally gets full-time employment....as a janitor at school.

Singled Out
Cory gets his tonsils taken out; Eric is selected to appear on the MTV dating show, 'Singled Out'.

Dangerous Secret
Shawn helps a friend who is being abused by her father.

Sixteen Candles and Four-Hundred-Pound Men
Cory has conflicting obligations when helping Frankie at his father's wrestling match coincides with Topanga's birthday party.

Turkey Day
Cory and Shawn convince their families to have Thanksgiving dinner together.

An Affair to Forget
Shawn gets back together with a very pretty and popular girl but she wants him to dump Cory.

Easy Street
Cory gets a job at a local restaurant but quits when he finds out that it is run by the mafia but Shawn doesn't have the same concerns and takes the job.

B & B's B'n B
With Mr. Feeny out of town, Shawn turns his home into a bed and breakfast; Eric attends an out of town convention for the store.

Wheels
Cory disappoints Alan when he goes to get his license without him.

Chick Like Me
In order to get a better understanding of what girls think and feel, Cory and Shawn go undercover.

A Long Walk to Pittsburgh (1)
Eric sees Shawn and Topanga hug and kiss at Chubbie's, when Cory confronts the two he learns that the truth is much worse.

A Long Walk to Pittsburgh (2)
Cory has trouble adjusting now that Topanga has moved to Pittsburgh.

Uncle Daddy
Eric begins dating a girl who has a young son.

Quiz Show
Cory and Shawn fill in on a game show Topanga has been selected to appear on, they end up becoming so popular the game show becomes less about smarts and more about pop culture knowledge.

Security Guy
Alan fires Eric from the store after he messes up again; Mr. Feeny is concerned that Eric is wasting his potential.

Cult Fiction
Shawn ends up being recruited into a cult; Mr. Turner is an accident.

Learning to Fly
Cory and Shawn accompany Eric to Beach State; Mr. Feeny encourages Eric to consider Pennbrook.
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