Boy Meets World: Wheels

Air Date

Friday January 17, 1997

Production Code

B734

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  Alan plans to celebrate Cory's 16th birthday with his son, but Cory wants to drive with Shawn and Topanga, and it leads to a fight. But Cory eventually needs Alan's help because he got pulled over a cop for going a little over the speed-limit. The judge doesn't give any punishment, except 2 years: in 2 years Cory will be 18 and off to college. Alan has to cherish those years because they go by so fast.
  
  A good episode, pretty good emotion, and some pretty funny parts, especially by Eric. My overall grade is without a doubt an A+

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  futuramarama Added Jan 22, 2010 All my reviews
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  Cory is a licensed driver! hide show

  Cory gets his driver's license and plans to go driving with Shawn and Topanga. Alan is sad and Cory and Alan start fighting. Alan lets Cory go off on a road trip and Cory goes over the speed limit. Cory is on trial, but Alan comes to get Cory.
  
  This was a great episode! Cory shouldn't have talked to his father like that, but I can understand Cory's situation. It was a funny episode, especially when Cory pushed Morgan! I liked the real life home videos of Ben. This was a great episode that gets a 10 out of 10 from me!

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  VGFreak8 Added Jul 26, 2007 All my reviews
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  Interesting episode, but Cory's actions don't seem to match his normal personality hide show

  Good episode overall, lots of humor and some drama.
  
  This really is a good episode. The thing that bothers me about this episode is Cory's actions. He really acts like a jerk with his father. He does this again in "Better Than The Average Cory." Both of these times he just seems so out of his normal nice guy persona.
  
  Judge Lamb is played by Dan Lauria. Dan costarred with Ben Savages's older brother Fred in "The Wonder Years."
  
  The home movies shown at the end of this episode really are home movies of Ben as a child. William Russ and Betsy Randle did voiceovers.

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• Stars

  • Will Friedle Eric Randall Matthews
  • William Daniels George Hamilton Feeny
  • Betsy Randle Amy Matthews
  • William Russ Alan Matthews
  • Lindsay Ridgeway Morgan Matthews (Seasons 4+)
  • Rider Strong Shawn Patrick Hunter
  • Ben Savage Cornelius A. 'Cory' Matthews
  • Danielle Fishel Topanga Lawrence-Matthews (Seasons 2+)
  • Anthony Tyler Quinn Jonathan Turner (Season 2 - Season 4)

• Guest Cast

  • Raymond O'Connor Officer Dibble
  • Dan Lauria Judge Lamb
  • Rikki Dale Marnie

• Writers

  • Jeffrey C. Sherman Writer

• Directors

  • Jeff McCracken Director
Episode Cast and Crew Details

• In one of the home movies, Ben Savage's real life brother, Fred Savage, can be seen in the background opening a box. [edit]
• It is revealed that Shawn and Topanga are both older than Cory. [edit]
• Cory, Shawn and Topanga were traveling from Philadelphia to Atlantic city. Why were they on a back road? [edit]

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• Eric (singing, unaware of Cory's departure): Happy happy happy birthday! Happy happy happy birthda-ay! It's his day, his day of birth, yeah, that's right, his first day on earth! Happy bir-er-er-erth day, yeah! [edit]
• Shawn: Cory, the first thing I learned on the street, is that any judge who spontaneously makes you balloon toys will, at the end of the day, actually hang you. [edit]
• Cory (playing football with Morgan): Down. Set. Hike. Button-hook!
  (throws the ball and hits Morgan in the back)
  Morgan: Ow. Why'd you do that?
  Cory: Because I called a button-hook you woman! I didn't say stop and go. I didn't say down and out. I didn't say post. I said button-hook. Now was the ball not there waiting for you?
  Morgan: If you don't stop yelling, I'm going upstairs to play with Barbie and Skipper. [edit]

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