Boy Meets World (TV Series) Career Day (1995) User Reviews

Intense

[chrissyelizabeth-14563 · 10/10 · 1 November 2019]

This ep and the following ep are very important to Shawn's character because we begin to see his family fray and the impact this has on Shawn echoes throughout not only this series but the person he becomes in Girl Meets World.

Brutal

[salhy-40882 · 10/10 · 8 December 2019]

For now one, I can tell for sure that each episode targeting Shawn is gonna be an intense one to watch. His father, well let's just say that is doesn't know his luck for having a son accepting everything from him even the miserable life is offering him without any complain or whine. Letting your 14 years old son in a murky motel and after that throwing him to a random house (I mean come one, his Cory's house so we do know that's ok but to Shawn's father perspective, he didn't know Alan that much and it's not a performance on a career day which gonna relive you enough to let your son to strangers with the confidence that your kid's gonna be safe on this place for gode sake, just the most stupid and unconscious thing ever) to try to get your wife back who by the way ditched her husband AND her son taking with her their home in the process, unbelievable. Shawn has a real mental for accepting all the situation and still be able to fake about the fact that he's not impacting about his misery getting bigger and deeper each time more. How much longer will he gonna be able to bear it by himself ?, not much time in my opinion and when the day where he's not gonna be able to take it any longer will come, he's gonna be totally destroyed and god I definitely don't wanna see that. For once, I don't care about Feeny opinion about a certain line a teacher doesn't have to cross to help his student out, I totally feel Turner on this one of not be able to let Shawn on his own the night he came to his place I mean come one : the despair was so intense, so obvious from his eyes to the smile he's was putting on his face the entire time and his bad habit of saying that everything's fine, that he's fine and not impacted in any ways. He's just 14 (or 15 whatever) and seeing him falling asleep on Turner's couch of exhaustion could not portrayed that fact in a better way, that just got me hard and certainly as much as it got Turner. Outstanding episode.