Seven seasons of one boy growing up, then three more about his daughter. Two generations, one continuity, and one episode you must not watch cold.
Start at the beginning of Boy Meets World and go straight through. There is no clever order here, but there is one trap: do not let a streaming app or a nostalgic friend put you into Girl Meets World first.
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Sixth grade, then high school. Standalone episodes, so you can watch these in gaps. The jump between the two seasons skips two school years without explaining itself, which is the show being a 1990s sitcom rather than a mistake on this page.
Where it stops being episode of the week. Cory and Topanga become a couple and that thread runs from here to the end.
Properly serialised now. Season five ends on a proposal and season six opens by answering it across two episodes, so do not stop between them. Season seven takes everyone to New York, which is where the second show picks up.
Now the returning faces mean something. Twenty one of these episodes bring back somebody from the original, and the finale brings back nine of them at once.
Then what? Nothing follows. Girl Meets World ended in January 2017 and no network would continue it, so the finale really is the end of both shows.
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