For Love and Apartments
Angela's Men
No Such Thing As a Sure Thing
You Light Up My Union
They're Killing Us
It's About Time
The Honeymooners
The Honeymoon is Over
Picket Fences
What a Drag! (REVIEW)
Family Trees
The Provider
I'm Gonna Be Like You, Dad
The War (REVIEW)
Seven the Hard Way (REVIEW)
She's Having My Baby Back Ribs
How Cory and Topanga got Their Groove Back
Brotherly Shove
As Time Goes By
Angela's Ashes
Brave New World
So, Cory and Shawn venture to Pittsburgh to reconnect Topanga's parents to save their relationships with Topanga and Angela. They fail, but Shawn and Angela reconsile when Angela's father comes to town (in "Angela's Men"), and a speech from Topanga's parents reunite Cory and Topanga for the final time (in "No Such Thing As A Sure Thing"). Cory and Topanga then get married, and have issues with their apartment because it's bad (in "The Honeymoon is Over"), but work it out quickly (in "Picket Fences"). So, yeah, all is well
Things run smoothly for the final half of the year. There's no continuous arcs that effect each episode, just minor issues that are resolved episode by episode. It's not until "Angela's Ashes" that things begin the change, and the changes snowball. Angela's father comes to town, inviting Angela to join him in Europe for a year. She does, Angela leaves, and Topanga announces she must go to New York for a prestigious internship. She, Cory, Shawn, and Eric all leave for NY in the series finale "Brave New World," and Jack and Rachel decide to join the Peace Corps. That's it, show over.
The cast was begged to do an eighth season earlier on in the year, but it never materialized. Actually, it was thought it might end after "Seven the Hard Way," but it still continued on till the end. I guess we can be happy that such a great show ran for seven years.
Best season episodes: "Angela's Men," "Seven the Hard Way," and "Brave New World."
