Speaker 1: So since we're recapping the wedding episode, I was watching it,
Speaker 1: I kept thinking about weddings and like, now that I'm older,
Speaker 1: what I would do differently?
Speaker 2: And I feel like, yeah, I mean so anyway, I
Speaker 2: guess I just want to know, like, how would you
Speaker 2: guys get married now?
Speaker 3: Hm hmmm. Will's was small and intimate. You probably wouldn't
Speaker 3: change much about yours.
Speaker 4: I soon I talk about this. My wedding day was
Speaker 4: like the greatest day of my life. I honestly, I
Speaker 4: wouldn't I wouldn't change anything. The weather was perfect. You know, Danielle,
Speaker 4: you were I still don't know why you didn't come.
Speaker 3: I don't either. I don't remember what the situation was.
Speaker 4: I don't remember what it was either. But Ryder, of
Speaker 4: course was there, and it was a perfect day. It
Speaker 4: was in this beautiful, beautiful place in you know, at
Speaker 4: a vineyard, and it was a vineyard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the back was a vineyard. So we were like
Speaker 2: in a little area. But then where you guys got
Speaker 2: married was a vineyard behind you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And it used to be it was a place
Speaker 4: called perfect size got to actually salt water, yeah, saltwater farms,
Speaker 4: which used to be it was like an airport in
Speaker 4: the thirties that they redid the hangars this beautiful vineyard
Speaker 4: and the vineyard outside is just a perfect location. And
Speaker 4: we had fifty five people there. The food was great,
Speaker 4: the dancing was great. We had a bourbon bar, like
Speaker 4: it couldn't it couldn't have been better. So and frankly, I,
Speaker 4: you know, I when I take over the world, which
Speaker 4: we talked about, nobody's gonna be able to get married
Speaker 4: until they're in their late thirties anyway. So I was
Speaker 4: forty when I got married, So I mean it's like
Speaker 4: I wouldn't I think.
Speaker 2: Being older is Yeah, You're wedding so much better righter.
Speaker 4: Your wedding was pretty outstanding too, though, I mean it
Speaker 4: was like an event that was this thing that was
Speaker 4: it was more.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, it was more like a vacation for everybody
Speaker 2: for you know, three days.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it was a cool It was also a
Speaker 4: great combination of being an adult but also being a
Speaker 4: kid again. Totally, it was really cool.
Speaker 2: Yeahah, yeah, I probably would do the same thing. I
Speaker 2: would just make it more comfortable for people Like I
Speaker 2: was definitely asking a lot of like relatives and friends
Speaker 2: from out of town to be like come stay at
Speaker 2: a bunk at a cat and you know, at a
Speaker 2: camp and we and not only that, but like we
Speaker 2: had to do so much to prepare for it. We
Speaker 2: had to like put lighting and bedding and all the
Speaker 2: stuff in every cabin and it was so I was
Speaker 2: stretched so thin, and I'm sure like my close friends
Speaker 2: and family were also stretched thin, you know, like me,
Speaker 2: And like now I would just be like, it is
Speaker 2: worth whatever thousands of dollars to hire a couple assistants
Speaker 2: or whatever to just be the people so you're not
Speaker 2: asking your wedding party and all, because I just feel like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, you know, much like this episode, it
Speaker 2: stresses everybody out, and there's this level of obligation. Nobody
Speaker 2: wants to say no to you. It doesn't matter how
Speaker 2: nice you are. You don't have to be like a
Speaker 2: bridezilla or a groomzilla. It's just the pressure you're under.
Speaker 4: It sucks.
Speaker 2: Man Like.
Speaker 4: So there's three things I remember from your wedding so well.
Speaker 4: First is I stayed at a hotel. I did not
Speaker 4: stay in the bunks. And the first day that I
Speaker 4: got there, everyone was like, really, you're staying in a hotel.
Speaker 4: Come on, that's ridiculous. We're all bunking it. The second day,
Speaker 4: everyone come up to me like, is the shower working
Speaker 4: in your hotel? And can I go there and use it?
Speaker 4: The second thing I remember more than anything, and it
Speaker 4: was so perfectly right or strong and wedding was right
Speaker 4: in the middle of your vows, A deer walked.
Speaker 2: The baby deer literally walked in and we were.
Speaker 4: Like looking around, like this has to be a joke.
Speaker 4: They had to have released this, Yeah, and it was
Speaker 4: perfect time released the deer.
Speaker 2: It was. It was crazy photos. That's so cute.
Speaker 4: And then ard was the music that night when when
Speaker 4: they came and they played, you know, one of your
Speaker 4: favorite bands at the time, Typhoon came. I'd never heard them.
Speaker 4: They sit up on stage, it was freezing cold, and
Speaker 4: no one cared and they started playing and everyone just
Speaker 4: had the best time dancing and letting go. It was great,
Speaker 4: so much fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was you didn't do the ropes course. We
Speaker 2: did a ropes course.
Speaker 4: I missed the ropes course.
Speaker 2: We did have like one hundred plus.
Speaker 4: I did a charades game. I did running charades. That
Speaker 4: one I did, but yeah, it was. It was great.
Speaker 2: And then Daniel, your wedding was was really pretty.
Speaker 3: My wedding, I don't know how much. The only thing
Speaker 3: I think I would change is there are some people
Speaker 3: that were invited to my wedding who would not be
Speaker 3: invited now totally, and it's there are also there were
Speaker 3: people that were invited that I didn't really want to
Speaker 3: invite even then, but I felt obligation to invite that.
Speaker 3: Now it would be like no obligation here, get the
Speaker 3: hell out.
Speaker 5: The post pandemic. I feel like our wedding would be
Speaker 5: maybe eight to ten people tops.
Speaker 3: Three of them are on the zoom. No. I mean
Speaker 3: it was small. It was an you know, the venue
Speaker 3: that we picked was one hundred people, so there weren't
Speaker 3: more than one hundred people there, but I could I
Speaker 3: think there were probably about easily fifteen people that I
Speaker 3: could have gotten rid of that. I would look at
Speaker 3: the list now and be like out right. And then
Speaker 3: the only other thing I would say is I love
Speaker 3: that at my first wedding we had the in and
Speaker 3: out truck. I would like to bring the in and
Speaker 3: out truck to my wedding with Jensen. Do they do fries?
Speaker 4: They don't do fries in the in and out truck. Right,
Speaker 4: it's just the burgers.
Speaker 3: It's so funny. I was just gonna ask Jensen.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 5: I was working in catering.
Speaker 6: There were frides, Jensen, babe, were there?
Speaker 2: We got married the first time? Oh no, wait, that
Speaker 2: wasn't you right?
Speaker 3: I feel like we've been married to you forever.
Speaker 5: You guys played great music. I remember that.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 4: Actually, Danielle, you know, one of the things I remember
Speaker 4: from your wedding was how funny your vows were. You
Speaker 4: and Jensen. The vows that you had were just people
Speaker 4: were rolling listening to you guys talk to each other
Speaker 4: because they was sweet and sentimental. But then there was
Speaker 4: some jokes that were I think that's how Jen and
Speaker 4: started we both hated Thailand, was how his vows started.
Speaker 2: That was really funny.
Speaker 3: That's right. Yes, right, everyone remembers our vows, which is
Speaker 3: very fun Yeah. So I don't it's so funny that
Speaker 3: for all three of us. I don't. There's really not
Speaker 3: that much we would change, I think because at least
Speaker 3: for me that being my second wedding, we knew ourselves
Speaker 3: so well. Our weddings were very much tailored to who
Speaker 3: we are as people.
Speaker 2: It's when you're doing it for either a partner who's
Speaker 2: being you know, has their own set of dreams or desires.
Speaker 2: For your family, Yeah, you're trying to like appease your
Speaker 2: parents and grandparents or whomever and like their vision of
Speaker 2: what a wedding is, and like that's where you just
Speaker 2: always and you know, unfortunately for a lot of people,
Speaker 2: that's who's paying for the wedding, so you kind of
Speaker 2: have to do that, you know. Like I felt very
Speaker 2: fortunate that like Alex and I, I mean actually our
Speaker 2: parents did help a little bit, but we just are
Speaker 2: Our wedding was not expensive, so it was not like
Speaker 2: that was not a concern. You know, we made it
Speaker 2: out because we did a summer camp super cheap.
Speaker 4: I'm so curious what our weddings would cost now because
Speaker 4: Sue and I, even eight months in advance, are planning
Speaker 4: my fiftieth birthday party and we're calling around to venues.
Speaker 2: It's insane.
Speaker 4: One place have we figured there's going to be about
Speaker 4: two hundred and fifty people there, and one place if
Speaker 4: we want to do an open bar for the five
Speaker 4: or six hours for the two hundred and fifty people,
Speaker 4: just the bar is twenty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's like two hundred and fifty people can drinks.
Speaker 3: You don't need five or six hours of an open bar.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: We Also, I'm not paying more for my fiftieth birthday
Speaker 4: party than I paid for my wedding. That's just I'm
Speaker 4: not going to do it.
Speaker 5: I think it's a little impossible to compare them, though,
Speaker 5: ones from like two decades ago.
Speaker 2: I know that's the one is how many people? Only
Speaker 2: fifty people? You're fifty.
Speaker 4: But it was also it was a destination wedding, so
Speaker 4: I was including like flying in and doing all that
Speaker 4: kind of stuff. But yeah, this is it's it's so
Speaker 4: funny to get some of the prices where it's like,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, how much for a ratison somewhere?
Speaker 3: Or like what, No, jenin Will has not been married
Speaker 3: for two decades? You know you're about that. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: was gonna say, you're about to have.
Speaker 5: You Wow, only three years more than me and you
Speaker 5: that's crazy. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Ten we got married twenty sixteen and then but we've
Speaker 4: been together, known each other since two thousand and play
Speaker 4: together for fifteen years.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Slockminster video, that's I remember that. Yeah, seems longer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, exactly, doesn't it exactly? Exactly?
Speaker 3: Oh god, I can't wait to hear more. I think
Speaker 3: I think four hours is a max for an open bar,
Speaker 3: and I also think do you need to do full
Speaker 3: open bar?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could just provide beer and wine from everyone's
Speaker 2: hand out. You could provide beer and wine and let
Speaker 2: people buy cocktails.
Speaker 3: Exactly, we'll see.
Speaker 4: I want everybody to just come and have like a
Speaker 4: fun time and the.
Speaker 2: Punch bowls with rum in it, and it'll be like.
Speaker 4: Just doesn't spike the punch bowl. That's not a bad idea.
Speaker 2: Punch bowls that's a good really serves themselves.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you what you do, that's exactly right.
Speaker 3: You do one signature cocktail that's called prom punch, yes smart,
Speaker 3: and that's free and beer and wine, and then if
Speaker 3: somebody wants something else, they can get something else.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, all right, maybe I'm just going to do
Speaker 4: but we're going to do food like we want to
Speaker 4: do it, like it's going to be a prom, like
Speaker 4: we want it to be like you're going to your prom.
Speaker 3: So but not going to be sit down?
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Think it is going to be a sit down. What
Speaker 3: kind of prom is this.
Speaker 4: This is I've asked several people this and they all
Speaker 4: said at their prom they had to sit down meal. Again,
Speaker 4: I didn't go, so.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we had one. We had one. I don't think
Speaker 5: anyone eat though, I don't think anyone eat. I think
Speaker 5: it was I remember.
Speaker 3: I thought we went to dinner before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought everybody, that's why you get a limo,
Speaker 2: you go to dinner. And I know nothing.
Speaker 4: So that's what I thought too, But that's I didn't either.
Speaker 4: But then I've been asking people and they're like, no,
Speaker 4: we had to sit down meal at our prom.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think we did. Do I think we did do.
Speaker 4: Send your your email sit Daniel Fisher, because I want
Speaker 4: to find out if everyone sat down at the problem.
Speaker 4: I don't remember because I wasn't there. Yeah, that's why
Speaker 4: I have to throw my own.
Speaker 5: If I don't, I'm going to come with pimples.
Speaker 2: You better.
Speaker 4: And if I don't win prom king at my own
Speaker 4: damn prom, I'm going to have a serial. Well there's
Speaker 4: gonna be some cool people.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, I'll wear my prom dress
Speaker 3: from nineteen ninety nine, but you know what, I'm excited
Speaker 3: to have a brand new prom dress. I don't want
Speaker 3: to wear that one. I want to wear a new one.
Speaker 4: This is gonna be fun, like we're already planning it.
Speaker 4: So this is gonna be a fun party.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's gonna be great. Yeah, writer, what are you
Speaker 3: lost in thought thinking about which Fodor you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Wear a tux? Do you wear a talks to the problem.
Speaker 3: With tails or talks tails?
Speaker 4: Do you have a prom kilt?
Speaker 2: I can wear my kilt. I still have my graduation kilt.
Speaker 3: Your graduation kilt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's this is going to be It's going to
Speaker 4: be a very fun night. That's all I can say
Speaker 4: is I can't I really can't wait. It's going to
Speaker 4: be like a year in the making of well it's
Speaker 4: actually it's forty years then whatever it is from prom night.
Speaker 4: Damn you people, but.
Speaker 3: Good Welcome to Pod Meets World. I'm Daniel Fishel, I'm
Speaker 3: rather strong, and I'm Wilforde. Today we are recapping season seven,
Speaker 3: episode seven, It's About Time. It originally aired November fifth,
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety nine. The synopsis, Corey and Tapanga are set
Speaker 3: to finally tie the knot, but Sean's concerns for the
Speaker 3: future of his friendship with Corey seemed to be derailing
Speaker 3: the ceremony. It was directed by Jerry Levine, his second
Speaker 3: of five Boy Meets World episodes, best known as Styles
Speaker 3: from teen Wolf. He also played Philip Mack, the leader
Speaker 3: of the cult, in season four's cult fiction. Boy Meets
Speaker 3: World was the first TV show he directed, and he
Speaker 3: went on to have a robust resume behind the camera
Speaker 3: on shows like It's Always Sonny in Philadelphia, Everybody Hates
Speaker 3: Chris and Hawaii five. Oh he did five?
Speaker 4: I think I say this every time you say that
Speaker 4: he did five episodes.
Speaker 3: I don't remember. I feel the same way. This is
Speaker 3: only two a five. He does three more this season.
Speaker 2: And he quickly became yeah he was good. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Wow. It was written by Patricia Carr and Lara Olsen.
Speaker 3: This is a big episode, guys, This is uh, this
Speaker 3: is pretty major. What do you guys remember about this
Speaker 3: week much?
Speaker 2: I remember hanging out with Jerry. Yeah do you remember that?
Speaker 2: But no, watching it was I was pretty revelatory to
Speaker 2: be like, oh, this is what happened. I mean I
Speaker 2: knew because we've done bits about like some of the
Speaker 2: stuff on stage where like I come in, I knew
Speaker 2: that I made it about me, that Sean made it
Speaker 2: about him, Like I knew that plot, but otherwise, no,
Speaker 2: I didn't remember any of the jokes or any of
Speaker 2: the bits or why we.
Speaker 4: Remember playing multiple characters. I remember that. Remember at the end,
Speaker 4: I remember it was just nothing was scripted. It was
Speaker 4: just go right. So I remember that, and I remember
Speaker 4: the whole storyline about Eric, you know, kind of hijacking
Speaker 4: somebody else's wedding, but I didn't remember the actual specifics,
Speaker 4: like everybody in sitting there in their underwear and all
Speaker 4: that stuff. Like I didn't remember any of that stuff.
Speaker 4: No memory of that. M you know.
Speaker 3: I also don't really remember much about this week, so
Speaker 3: weird because.
Speaker 2: It seems like it's a big week. Yeah, you think
Speaker 2: we'd remember something.
Speaker 3: I know. I guess one thing I will say is
Speaker 3: I do remember there being more. I was surprisingly actually emotional,
Speaker 3: like the the toast that you give for you say
Speaker 3: I'm his new best friend. I can tell that I,
Speaker 3: Danielle am actually emotional looking at you writer.
Speaker 2: Me too, durn Yourowls. I felt the same way your
Speaker 2: vowels with Ben. I was like, wow, Danielle's really like
Speaker 2: feeling a lot of feelings here. It was great. No,
Speaker 2: I thought it was a good episode.
Speaker 7: I was going to say, we have to talk about
Speaker 7: whether we liked it or not, because I thought this
Speaker 7: was a really good episode, really solid, and this is
Speaker 7: the balance of like it being emotional but also being
Speaker 7: wacky at times and fun and yeah, kind of this.
Speaker 2: Is the best episode of season seven.
Speaker 4: I agree say that because I agree.
Speaker 2: I think, you know, yeah, I mean, I thought the
Speaker 2: last episode was bonkers, but you know, like yeah, so
Speaker 2: I feel good about like this is. You know, this
Speaker 2: is a big high point of our show. They're getting married.
Speaker 2: It's a big gang and I feel like they did
Speaker 2: a pretty good job with the writing.
Speaker 4: I thought I really liked the tone that they went.
Speaker 4: Decided to go for it, because you could easily have
Speaker 4: gone ridiculously sappy, over the top Corey and Tapanga married,
Speaker 4: What's gonna happen? It's all dramatic and emotional, and instead
Speaker 4: they kind of made it a farce, which I thought
Speaker 4: was a really interesting way to go about it. And
Speaker 4: I think they and we pulled it off. I really
Speaker 4: it was a fun twenty two minutes. It seemed longer
Speaker 4: than twenty two minutes. It seemed almost like a kind
Speaker 4: of more of a jumbo episode. But I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: I don't mind it. I at first thought in the
Speaker 3: in the opening scene where I strangle you, I thought,
Speaker 3: oh no, not at this, Like I didn't like that,
Speaker 3: And I thought, if this is setting us up for
Speaker 3: what the whole episode's going to be, and it's going
Speaker 3: to be another Topanga is a you know, stressed Bridezilla
Speaker 3: kind of a thing, or or if they even for
Speaker 3: one millisecond, do am I going to say I do?
Speaker 3: Or is he going back? I thought, if any of
Speaker 3: that is going to be in this episode, I'm not
Speaker 3: going to like it very much. But then it didn't stick.
Speaker 3: It didn't stay that way. Even that opening scene where
Speaker 3: I'm strangling you, I was at least other than the
Speaker 3: physical non comedy, in my opinion, I liked that the
Speaker 3: tone was more like Sean and we're going to have
Speaker 3: a great day, right, We're going to have a good time,
Speaker 3: instead of maybe some some other choices we could have made.
Speaker 3: So yeah, overall, I really liked it.
Speaker 2: I really wanted a tag of like Corey andt Banga,
Speaker 2: like not necessarily post sex, but like a sweet moment
Speaker 2: with just Cory and to Banga would have been really
Speaker 2: nice because the fact that he's like keys to the
Speaker 2: room and they run out.
Speaker 4: I think though, if memory serves the sect, the next
Speaker 4: episode picks up as a continuation. Yes, ok, okay, good
Speaker 4: of them running into the room and then Eric being arrested.
Speaker 2: Maybe even what I wanted is another montage set to
Speaker 2: an art Garfuncle song. I don't know, like, I just
Speaker 2: feel like we could have gone through the years a
Speaker 2: little bit. It was just like, because I got I
Speaker 2: didn't get emotional during the vows. I was like, these
Speaker 2: are well written, well performed. It's so like, for the
Speaker 2: first time, here's the chance to like be the most
Speaker 2: Corey into Panga, and instead they go against it. It's
Speaker 2: it doesn't feel it's not like we're meant to be together,
Speaker 2: you've always been. It was like very like just this
Speaker 2: is this is just bound to be and I love you.
Speaker 4: So much the relationship.
Speaker 2: Yes, it felt like great, oh my god. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I was totally so. I kind of was rooting for
Speaker 2: Corey to bank at the end of this episode.
Speaker 4: But this is also we talked about it in the
Speaker 4: episode where there it's the one where they're talking directly
Speaker 4: to the camera where you think you're talking directly camera,
Speaker 4: where it was like we just that's the Corey and
Speaker 4: de Pang I wish I had seen for seven seasons.
Speaker 4: And so it's a continuation of that version of this
Speaker 4: couple where it's like they're both kind of neurotic but
Speaker 4: in a funny way and they balance each other in
Speaker 4: that way, and then there's the sweetness. There's no intensity,
Speaker 4: it's more just like tongue in cheek, and so that worked,
Speaker 4: and would would love to have seen that version of
Speaker 4: Corey in Tapanga for seven years. So I agree with you.
Speaker 4: I thought it was I thought it was great.
Speaker 3: Jumping into our guest stars, we have John Bauma as
Speaker 3: hotel manager. If he looks familiar to you, that's because
Speaker 3: this is his second Boy Meets World episode as the
Speaker 3: same character, a very rare occurrence for the show. He
Speaker 3: played the scenes stealing hotel clerk in season's five Promises Promises,
Speaker 3: and he's also appeared on Alias, Friends, Parks and Recreation,
Speaker 3: and Grace and Frankie. Marsha Cross returns as Rhannon Lawrence,
Speaker 3: the last incarnation of Tapega's mom. Similarly, Mark Herolic is
Speaker 3: back as Jedediah Lawrence Topenga's revolving father, and then Willie
Speaker 3: Garson also returns, but now as his third character on
Speaker 3: Boy Meets World, the Minister. You may remember him from
Speaker 3: season one as Leonard Spinelli, Allen's assistant at the market,
Speaker 3: or as Mervin from the Wilderness Store. He was a
Speaker 3: bit of a good luck charm for the show, even
Speaker 3: appearing later on in Girl Meets World. The well known
Speaker 3: character actor was also known from his time on Sex
Speaker 3: in the City, There's Something About Mary, Fever, Pitch, and
Speaker 3: Freaky Friday. Tragically, Willie passed in twenty twenty one at
Speaker 3: the age of fifty seven from cancer. I really do
Speaker 3: wish that we could have had him on the.
Speaker 2: Podcast, be a regular on the podcast. Yup? I mean
Speaker 2: like yeah. We talked all the time, absolutely a lot,
Speaker 2: especially even during Girl we talked a little.
Speaker 3: I know, God, I remember.
Speaker 4: That a very good. Only person in my entire career,
Speaker 4: my mother has asked for a picture with Oh, was
Speaker 4: Willy the only one? Because she loves Sex in the City.
Speaker 4: Do you think do you think he'll take a picture
Speaker 4: of me? I'm like, yes, Mom, I think he'll take
Speaker 4: a picture of it.
Speaker 3: That's so Sweett.
Speaker 4: She absolutely loved him. Yep, great guy.
Speaker 3: And then Jean Daynarski as mister Peterman. I have to
Speaker 3: think he was cast on our show because he appeared
Speaker 3: on two episodes of the Monkeys. But he was a
Speaker 3: very busy actor in movies like Earthquake, Duel and most
Speaker 3: notably Close Encounter of the Third Kind.
Speaker 2: That's right, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yes on TV. You may have seen him on Star Trek,
Speaker 3: the Original Batman, X Files and Will mash Seinfeld. Is
Speaker 3: he Mandelbaum Junior?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so Mandelbam, Mandelbamb, Mandelbamb. He actually he played the
Speaker 4: younger son of one of another characters. They keep getting older.
Speaker 4: Is like my dad and you're dad. Yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 3: Where's my dad? And they're like, your dad, your dad Mandel.
Speaker 4: He's also the only person that should ever be cast
Speaker 4: to play the Monopoly Guy. How much does he look
Speaker 4: like the Monopoly Guy? It's amazing.
Speaker 3: And some familiar faces to us but maybe new to you.
Speaker 3: Michael Jacob's children appear at the wedding, David Jacobs as cousin,
Speaker 3: Rachel Jacobs as the flower girl, and Josh Jacobs as
Speaker 3: the ring bearer.
Speaker 4: And at one point, he's just looking right at the
Speaker 4: Cameron waving. It's like, all right, that's fine, just bring
Speaker 4: your kids in, have them look out that. It's like, okay,
Speaker 4: we'll just break the fourth wall. It's so weird.
Speaker 3: It's the way they come out and flirt with It's like,
Speaker 3: why why did the part they write on them for
Speaker 3: them to flirt with adults?
Speaker 2: Because it's a girl that's hot, very hot, calling over
Speaker 2: Matt Lawrence to say you're hot. It's just like, what
Speaker 2: what are we doing?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: It's also just like I guess to me, the biggest
Speaker 2: thing is like the betrayal of like you have an
Speaker 2: opportunity to fill out the Topanga Corey universe a little
Speaker 2: bit with like characters that we might but instead you
Speaker 2: just give them these little one It's like, but who
Speaker 2: would be the ring girl for Corey or the ring
Speaker 2: bearer and who would be the you know, flower girl,
Speaker 2: Like that's an opportunity for Morgan bit Morgan's friend. I
Speaker 2: don't know a cousin that we have. But instead it's
Speaker 2: just like one line, is.
Speaker 3: It Alexandra Nikita could come back?
Speaker 4: Come back?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: How there's no hippies into Panga's side is the strangest
Speaker 4: thing in the world. Yeah, it's very weird.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: Well, jumping into our recap, we start in the girl's apartment. Angela,
Speaker 3: Rachel and Topanga's mom are helping the bride to be
Speaker 3: with her hair and nails before the big day. Topanga's
Speaker 3: mom compliments her daughter, She's going to be the most
Speaker 3: beautiful bride to Panga response. I just want everything to
Speaker 3: be perfect for Corey. I love him so much. This
Speaker 3: day is just full of so much love. Set up,
Speaker 3: set up, set up, set it up. On cue, Sean
Speaker 3: bursts through the door. I hate him. He's a self centered, whining, demanding,
Speaker 3: miserable little white boy. I thought that is so funny and.
Speaker 2: Like just has had Like Shawn's never really expressed this, like, no,
Speaker 2: it's nice to hear. Yeah, it's great because it's accurate.
Speaker 4: He sees it too. He sees it too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, is it funny though, that you call him
Speaker 3: a white boy. Angela wonders what happened my brother? It's
Speaker 3: so funny and mim mix Corey get the Texedos palm,
Speaker 3: is my toes, tie the cans to the car. I'm
Speaker 3: his best man, not a hamster to Pega still wonders,
Speaker 3: but you got the tuxes right, Sean scowls. You two
Speaker 3: deserve each other. He stomps over to the couch and
Speaker 3: Angela follows close behind. She wants to know what's really wrong.
Speaker 3: Sewn insists it's Corey. He has no idea what he
Speaker 3: ever saw on him to Pega butts in with a
Speaker 3: nervous smile. Shawn, see, this is my wedding day, and
Speaker 3: I would really appreciate it if there wasn't any tension.
Speaker 3: Sean stubbornly explains, if someone's abusing him, he's going to
Speaker 3: lash out, and so to Pega grabs him by the
Speaker 3: neck and pushes him into the door. No one's abusing anybody.
Speaker 3: This is my wedding day. How dare you? The best man?
Speaker 3: Cannot hate the groom? Sean asks for help as she
Speaker 3: slams the back of his head into the wall. You're
Speaker 3: going to ruin my wedding pictures. Rhiannon jumps in. Honey,
Speaker 3: you're killing him. Sean gasps for air and looks to
Speaker 3: the sky ahead. I'm coming down down.
Speaker 4: This one one small thing I would have done, is
Speaker 4: Angela right away? Going all right, what's this really about? Well?
Speaker 4: Right now it's about the tuxedos and him being I
Speaker 4: would have just moved that scene a little bit later.
Speaker 4: I like that she's the one to ask what it's about,
Speaker 4: but at this point it's it seems like it could
Speaker 4: just be about the tuxedos, and he's running me ragged,
Speaker 4: and that's where he comes in.
Speaker 3: It's very telegraphing to the I mean not the telegraphing,
Speaker 3: it's just directly telling the audience that this is about more.
Speaker 4: It's about something else right away, and it's like I
Speaker 4: just would have pushed it just a little bit. I
Speaker 4: will also say, and I've said this before in many episodes,
Speaker 4: but sometimes it just jumps out. Trina is stunning in
Speaker 4: this episode.
Speaker 3: She looks so.
Speaker 4: Good in this episode. It's amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Angela, I also like a big, really easy fix,
Speaker 2: like because my first note, my first thing that I
Speaker 2: wrote down was like Sean is really whiny, and he's
Speaker 2: like he's sort of the Corey of this episode at
Speaker 2: the beginning. It becomes less that, but I thought would
Speaker 2: have been if there was like one thing that Corey
Speaker 2: actually did, like forgot something, you know, like because as
Speaker 2: it is, it's just he's annoying me and demanding, and
Speaker 2: it's like, get over it, dude, like you know, whereas
Speaker 2: if it's like he forgot Sean's birthday was two days
Speaker 2: ago whatever and still hasn't acknowledged it, you know, like
Speaker 2: something real and like concrete that Sean can point to
Speaker 2: and be upset about, ridiculously upset about, like and you know,
Speaker 2: pettily so, but as it is just kind of like
Speaker 2: this generic complaint about Corey and it's like, well, that's
Speaker 2: just Corey, dude, Like when did you really not see
Speaker 2: this coming? Well?
Speaker 3: And also as the best man, it is kind of
Speaker 3: you do have a lot of your job.
Speaker 2: You got a lot of stuff to do, a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff as a thing, and Sean, by all accounts,
Speaker 2: is excellent at getting done and you know, getting tuxedos,
Speaker 2: getting He's he's the guy who could get deals and
Speaker 2: do it so and also be very cool when Corey's
Speaker 2: freaking out, He's always the one just kind of rolling
Speaker 2: his eyes and being so I feel like this whole
Speaker 2: conflict is set up poorly. It should actually be set
Speaker 2: up with Sean's like taking abuse, taken abuse, taking abuse
Speaker 2: and then snaps and why does he snap? And it
Speaker 2: could be something very specific like oh, it's been a
Speaker 2: year since my dad died and nobody's mentioned it, or
Speaker 2: you know whatever it is right, and then it's like,
Speaker 2: that's what I'm going to lose my friend because he
Speaker 2: didn't do this thing.
Speaker 3: It's indication preoccupied with himself.
Speaker 2: Virus think, So now I can there's evidence that I'm
Speaker 2: going to lose my friend in a real way. Instead
Speaker 2: it's just Sean complaining away.
Speaker 4: You could also do it from Corey's side to where
Speaker 4: it's it's essentially Sean is doing everything perfectly, and it's like,
Speaker 4: what about the tuxes?
Speaker 1: Got him?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but what about it? Got it? And then it's
Speaker 4: with one small little thing, but what about this? And
Speaker 4: then it's like what is your problem? And it's because
Speaker 4: he keeps trying to push him away because they don't
Speaker 4: get till that till later where he's like, why do
Speaker 4: you think I've been sending you all over the place?
Speaker 4: It's like whoh, I love that.
Speaker 2: I love that st and we're like screaming and crying
Speaker 2: at each other. I was like, this is great because
Speaker 2: it's all you know, it's that classic, it's all finally
Speaker 2: coming out. So I just yeah, I wish it had
Speaker 2: been buried.
Speaker 4: Sep could have been a little bit better. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Angela reminds her that if she kills him, the best
Speaker 3: man would be Eric. The idea of this replacement sinks
Speaker 3: in and to Panga releases the hold. Sean falls to
Speaker 3: the ground and tells Angela they're both psycho. Tapanga asks Sean,
Speaker 3: how can there be anything wrong between you and Corey?
Speaker 3: You love him more than I do. Rannon shoots a
Speaker 3: look at her daughter and to Pega explains, it's true,
Speaker 3: but I'm okay with it. As everyone returns to the kitchen,
Speaker 3: Angela asks Sean what's wrong with Corey? And he complains,
Speaker 3: our entire friendship has always been about him. How does
Speaker 3: Corey feel? What is Corey thinking? Angela still doesn't believe
Speaker 3: that's what it's really about, Shshean caves, you'd think on
Speaker 3: his wedding day he'd realize how hard this is for me.
Speaker 3: And with that, sad music plays and he storms out
Speaker 3: of the apartment. And then we're in the Matthews living room,
Speaker 3: now being turned into a wedding venue. Alan is moving
Speaker 3: a floral arrangement and Corey is stressing where is his
Speaker 3: best man, he's getting married in four hours. Eric trails
Speaker 3: him repeatedly gloating it should have been me. Then Eric
Speaker 3: decides now would be the perfect time to give his
Speaker 3: little brother the pre wedding sex talk. Phoene, also in
Speaker 3: preparation mode, utters goodie. As Eric sits Corey down, he
Speaker 3: gives his mom a shout out, Take notes, mommy. Eric
Speaker 3: Matthews is giving lesson in human boinging's funny funny words. Amy,
Speaker 3: like much of the audience, covers her face and disbelief,
Speaker 3: while Alan mimics the sentiment. Yet Eric persists lesson one
Speaker 3: sex without love is empty and hollow. But then he
Speaker 3: lights up and grabs his dad by the shoulder. And
Speaker 3: that's just the way we men like it.
Speaker 4: And then you see Rusty just make Rusty break. Yeah,
Speaker 4: in the background, I'm just making I do that at
Speaker 4: this point, what point matt and I are laughing during
Speaker 4: the wedding. It's just in the background where just now
Speaker 4: just make each other laugh.
Speaker 2: We're just it's funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, crazy Pene tries to save the day. Eric, You're
Speaker 3: completely missing the beauty of human sexuality. It's not just
Speaker 3: a physical act, it's the intimacy between two people sharing
Speaker 3: their souls. Eric counters maybe for old people. Phoene shakes
Speaker 3: his head and calls them crazy before exiting the room.
Speaker 3: Corey goes back to complaining about Sean. How hard can
Speaker 3: it be to get the tuxes, the wedding cake, and
Speaker 3: the rings. Eric whispers in his ear fire, Sean, you
Speaker 3: know you want to. Amy stands up for Sean. You
Speaker 3: too are best friends, and you're going to stay best friends.
Speaker 3: Cory isn't so sure. Why is his best friend trying
Speaker 3: to sabotage his wedding day? On cue, Sean enters carrying
Speaker 3: a bag and cake box. Now I'm sabotaging your wedding day.
Speaker 3: Corey asks about the tuxedos, and Sean huffs, I don't
Speaker 3: have them yet. I've been tying tin cans to the
Speaker 3: Volvo for the last hour. My fingers are bleeding. Corey
Speaker 3: is confused. We don't have a Volvo, we have a Chevy.
Speaker 3: Sean wonders, then, who has a Volvo. Phoene walks in
Speaker 3: carrying a string of tin cans. Who's been tying cans
Speaker 3: to my car? Sean says, oh, this is too much pressure.
Speaker 3: Corey doesn't get it. What's going on here? Sean asks,
Speaker 3: has it occurred to you that this is the last
Speaker 3: day we're ever going to be Corey and Sean? You know,
Speaker 3: Sean and Corey. For a few seconds, Corey is completely silent,
Speaker 3: then glances down at the tin cans beans. You picked beans.
Speaker 3: Sean wonders why that it's an issue? So Corey shouts, beans,
Speaker 3: don't say eternal love and happiness. Eric pipes up, I
Speaker 3: know what they say, such.
Speaker 4: A bad joke, but it's actually made me laugh. I
Speaker 4: don't know why I giggled. I was like, it's just
Speaker 4: a twelve year old fart joke, and I giggled. I
Speaker 4: couldn't help it.
Speaker 3: What do beans say? What do you think?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 3: What's the joke?
Speaker 2: Just the joke is it makes you fart? Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: what they say.
Speaker 3: Got it? Okay. Sean is getting frustrated. He's trying to
Speaker 3: talk to his best friend, but Corey insists he doesn't
Speaker 3: want to talk about it right now. Instead, he wants
Speaker 3: to know if Sean picked up the honeymoon tickets from
Speaker 3: the travel agent.
Speaker 4: And that's when I had a visceral reaction and just
Speaker 4: was like the Honeymoon episode's coming up, and literally I
Speaker 4: already started dreading the second I heard that. I was like,
Speaker 4: oh God, it's coming.
Speaker 2: If it's a favorite episode of it won't be.
Speaker 4: It won't be.
Speaker 3: Oh god, never going to happen. Oh god, Oh I
Speaker 3: don't think you're in it.
Speaker 2: I must be because I was in every episode. I
Speaker 2: know I'm in.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, maybe you're tight because I think by the
Speaker 4: time we get to the island, it's just Corey Tapanga
Speaker 4: and Eric yikes.
Speaker 3: Alan tries to de escalate the situation, but Corey stops him. No, Dad, please,
Speaker 3: I just want a guy who can pick up the
Speaker 3: tuxedos and tie some cans together. I want a competent
Speaker 3: best man, so Sean angrily responds, then get a new
Speaker 3: one now.
Speaker 4: In all fairness, I don't mean to be a jerk,
Speaker 4: but in all fairness, if you're four hours from the
Speaker 4: wedding and you still haven't gotten the tuxedos, Like, how
Speaker 4: do you not have the tuxedos two weeks beforehand? And
Speaker 4: you shouldn't be doing all this the last three hours
Speaker 4: before the wedding?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, if you're renting tuxedos, don't you have
Speaker 3: like seventy two hours or something?
Speaker 4: You can't get a little longer than that because they're
Speaker 4: fitted and they're everything, and then you pick them up.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's kind of it's not four hours before.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so, and why are you picking up the tickets
Speaker 3: from the travel agent on the day of the wedding.
Speaker 3: This seems one like you're his assistant and two like
Speaker 3: just bad organization.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nobody's helping.
Speaker 4: It's you can't have Jack, can't go and he's your brother.
Speaker 4: Can't have you go and tie something to the car
Speaker 4: while somebody else picks up the tuxes.
Speaker 2: Like nothing, Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: As Sean leaves the room and Corey forces him to
Speaker 3: confirm his suggestion, Eric squirms with excitement. He rushes over
Speaker 3: to his brother and points out that Sean has folded
Speaker 3: under the pressure. I'll go pick up the tuxedos. I'll
Speaker 3: tie the cans to the subaru. It's all taken care of.
Speaker 3: Eric rushes outside and Corey offers Sean the roll of
Speaker 3: an usher, but he doesn't want to be an usher.
Speaker 3: So Corey asks, do you want to walk Nana Boo
Speaker 3: boo down the aisle? Sean doesn't want to walk Nana
Speaker 3: Booboo anywhere.
Speaker 2: Booboo references. Do we have fun play it's just a
Speaker 2: funny sound, yeah, to say four or five.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 3: It's and I don't know why that was so funny
Speaker 3: to me. I don't want to walk Nana boo boo
Speaker 3: anywhere anywhere. Corey's at a loss. Then what does he
Speaker 3: want to do? Sean answers, I don't want to do anything.
Speaker 3: Corey scoffs, you don't want to do anything at my wedding,
Speaker 3: and Sean finally shouts, I'm not going to your wedding.
Speaker 3: He storms out, as Corey yells at him, fine, then
Speaker 3: don't go. We have a tense commercial break, and then
Speaker 3: we returned to the Matthews living room. Alan, Feenie, and
Speaker 3: Cory are now all standing around and white tank tops,
Speaker 3: boxers and high socks with garters waiting for their tuxes.
Speaker 3: Corey paces the room impatiently, and Jack walks in wearing
Speaker 3: the same get up. The inmates scream like horror movie
Speaker 3: victims at the sight of this time.
Speaker 4: Matt Lawrence walking in, whoh hey, I will say this.
Speaker 4: He pulled it off. He pulled it off. That look,
Speaker 4: my friend, God.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's really not any look he can't pull off.
Speaker 3: So I just spoke to Sean and I'm sure he'll
Speaker 3: forgive you if you just give him a call. Corey
Speaker 3: spits back, Sean can kiss my groom tocas in hell.
Speaker 3: Then Eric enters, notably in a tuxedo, bragging mirror mirror
Speaker 3: on the wall. Who's the best best man of all?
Speaker 3: He responds back with the return of Cartman voice. You
Speaker 3: are Eric, you are Oh my gosh, the amount of
Speaker 3: just imitations you're doing of other characters Cartman and then
Speaker 3: Father of the Bride.
Speaker 4: Yep later Yeah, at this point I think I'm just
Speaker 4: we're just playing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Feoeney bursts his bubble. Hey, moron, where are the tuxedos?
Speaker 3: Eric confidently explains they're in the limo. Alan asks what limo,
Speaker 3: and Eric reveals the limo that's taking us to Corey's wedding.
Speaker 3: You didn't think I'd let them get married in this dump,
Speaker 3: did you? Amy is terrified? What did Eric do? Eric
Speaker 3: cuts her off, No time, We're on a schedule. The
Speaker 3: girls are already on their way, so we got to
Speaker 3: move people.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is crazy. Can you imagine the day
Speaker 2: of switching locations? And like the idea that they had
Speaker 2: decorated the Matthew's house with folding chairs, and like that's
Speaker 2: pretty much it is. Is just insane. Yeah, like, how
Speaker 2: does everybody who has an invitation to go to the hotel?
Speaker 3: Like there's no logic at all, there's no actual like
Speaker 3: how to really pull this off?
Speaker 4: Email? He emailed everyone, right, it was a hotmail account
Speaker 4: at the time, and I think he emailed everyone.
Speaker 3: The guys remind Eric they're almost naked, but Eric doesn't care.
Speaker 3: He turns into a drill sergeant. We got to move,
Speaker 3: peopball move beepall Feoene walks out and Eric notes nice legs.
Speaker 3: Corey boasts, tell Sean, my new best man just got
Speaker 3: me a limo. Jack asks before or after the groom
Speaker 3: took us in. Hell. Alan stops on his way out
Speaker 3: and asks Eric, is this going to be very very bad?
Speaker 3: He shrugs, we'll see.
Speaker 4: Hell. Everyone just goes too. Yeah, we're the entire location.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's go.
Speaker 3: Let's just trust you and no one.
Speaker 4: Locks the door behind.
Speaker 2: That's the other thing I noticed. It's very unsafe. Put
Speaker 2: a sign for all the guests that are going to
Speaker 2: show up.
Speaker 4: Yeah something, here's where we're going.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're at this hotel, and now we're at the
Speaker 3: exterior of the Philadelphia Victorian Hotel. Everyone now black tie
Speaker 3: ready enters the elegant banquet room in Awe Hotel. Staff
Speaker 3: run around completing the floral arrangements. Jack grins, this is
Speaker 3: an Eric thing. Then his tone changes. He nervously remembers,
Speaker 3: this is an Eric thing. Alan is concerned. I'm not
Speaker 3: paying for this. Eric condescendingly asks his dad. You never
Speaker 3: made any real money, did you.
Speaker 4: I remember when we first the very first take, the
Speaker 4: whole audience went ooh, like, what a thing is saying
Speaker 4: you're dead? That is Eric, who's like sleeping on people's
Speaker 4: couches is just but yeah, I'll never forget that. The
Speaker 4: first time I said it, and then Rusty, I think
Speaker 4: we even broke because the rest of you are like, oh, they.
Speaker 5: Didn't, they didn't.
Speaker 2: They kept it in so we didn't change it.
Speaker 4: Huh, yeah, enough didn't change the line. But oh yeah.
Speaker 4: The first time they heard it, inmates did not.
Speaker 2: Like it's funny. I wonder if you delivered it differently.
Speaker 4: I don't know, honestly, don't remember, but yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: But it was one of those times where it's like, Oh,
Speaker 4: that was.
Speaker 2: First remarkable how much Eric can get away with do
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Because his heart's already always
Speaker 2: in the right place, so he can say the meanest thing,
Speaker 2: but it never comes across as mean.
Speaker 4: Really, if he's saying with a lilt, people people like it.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, it's so funny.
Speaker 3: Uh, Alan quips No, but I had you, so I'm
Speaker 3: twice cursed. Amy cuts to the chase. What's the deal here?
Speaker 3: Eric explains, this is the most important day in my
Speaker 3: little brother's life, and I came through, so you can
Speaker 3: either have a great time or be all cynical and
Speaker 3: think something fishy's going on. Then the hotel manager appears
Speaker 3: behind Eric and asks, is everything to your satisfaction? Mister Peterman?
Speaker 3: Eric confidently responds, indeed it is, mister Peterman. The manager
Speaker 3: insists to let him know if anything is needed, and
Speaker 3: then Eric shows him away. Everyone approaches Eric or this
Speaker 3: mister Peterman and stares at him. Eric asks, why are
Speaker 3: you all looking at me? Then we're in the bridal suite.
Speaker 3: To Panga, wearing her veil and a robe, nervously asks
Speaker 3: her bridesmaids, do you think anything's gonna change after I
Speaker 3: get married. Angela and Rachel are now wedding ready, and
Speaker 3: Angela insists, no, nothing is going to change, just because
Speaker 3: you're moving out and setting up house and you're gonna
Speaker 3: be with Corey all the time and maybe have kids someday.
Speaker 3: Then the realization hits her, gosh, I'm never gonna see
Speaker 3: you again, am I. They hug as the audience aws
Speaker 3: to Panga asks do you want me to call it off?
Speaker 3: Angela responds, I want you to be happy, and Tapanga
Speaker 3: tell's are I want you to be happy too, and
Speaker 3: they embrace each other. I assume that call it off
Speaker 3: thing was a joke, but there are no laughs and
Speaker 3: everyone responded earnestly.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but this is nice to have a scene with,
Speaker 2: you know. Yes to Panga's POV and her friendships, I
Speaker 2: wish there was a little more meat to it, like
Speaker 2: a little more like what is Angela's character actually? Like
Speaker 2: what is Rachel's character actually? Because instead it's just very generic.
Speaker 2: But it's nice.
Speaker 4: It's also friendships. It's friendship because if you watch it again,
Speaker 4: it's just and Angela talking and then Rachel at the
Speaker 4: end like and I'm here too, and like throwing their
Speaker 4: arms around like oh geez.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, I wish, I just wish that Angela's character
Speaker 2: had a little bit more to do here, you know,
Speaker 2: or yeah.
Speaker 4: I would say, hot take, of the entire series of
Speaker 4: Boy Mets World, you could argue the most underutilized character
Speaker 4: that I want to know more about is Angela. Yeah,
Speaker 4: because and there's plenty of candidates for Hey, I'd love
Speaker 4: to know more about this character, but I think she'd
Speaker 4: be at the top of especially you know, you find
Speaker 4: out that her dad's in the military and what happened
Speaker 4: with her family. There's want so much, yeah, so much
Speaker 4: to mine there that I think, looking back, that's the
Speaker 4: character I would like to have seen.
Speaker 2: More, and there were not you know, when they had
Speaker 2: the like Corey in her episode where it's like we're
Speaker 2: going to have our own friendship. Yeah, but then also like, yeah,
Speaker 2: no real meet between her and Topanga, which is that
Speaker 2: should be really important.
Speaker 4: And I'm sorry, but seeing Sean at one point like
Speaker 4: bringing her family, like like building out her family more
Speaker 4: and doing a scene where it's Sean in a you know,
Speaker 4: at home with an entire black family and the cultural differences.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's so much to mine there that is
Speaker 4: a learning moment but also comedy moments. I mean, there's
Speaker 4: so much you could have done there that could have
Speaker 4: been a really interesting way to go about it, but
Speaker 4: it just never happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, the potential for her character, it was definitely
Speaker 3: laid out that she is incredibly important not only in
Speaker 3: Shawn's life, but into Panga's life. And yet it's just
Speaker 3: because we are told it. Yep, she's important to me,
Speaker 3: but like, you don't actually show us this relationship, show
Speaker 3: us her family, show us her how Yeah. Yeah, very
Speaker 3: underutilized for sure.
Speaker 4: Do you think there's any possibility that one of the
Speaker 4: reasons they didn't do it is because there is a
Speaker 4: real chance that people would start to care way more
Speaker 4: about Sean and Angela than they did Corey into Panga.
Speaker 2: I mean, but they dedicate a lot of time to
Speaker 2: Sean and Angela. Think about it. Season six was like
Speaker 2: a lot of the two or three episodes I would say,
Speaker 2: where the arc of the episode is about breaking up
Speaker 2: getting back together. So I don't know if they were
Speaker 2: afraid of that. I think they just didn't, you know,
Speaker 2: even in those episodes, it's just like I love you,
Speaker 2: I miss you, I can't be with you you know,
Speaker 2: it's all about like Shawn's issues. It's not about like
Speaker 2: who she is as a person or what she's you know,
Speaker 2: it's just always kind of well, I guess the last
Speaker 2: episode with her dad, it's about her being scared.
Speaker 3: And I think if they spent too much time on
Speaker 3: now that you're saying that will if they spend too
Speaker 3: much time on Angela's character, wouldn't it really feel like
Speaker 3: the boy of Boy Meets World was definitely Sean at
Speaker 3: this point?
Speaker 4: Maybe that's what I'm saying, Like he's also a more
Speaker 4: likable character than Corey, and so you wonder if it's
Speaker 4: it would have just they're like, we can't you We're
Speaker 4: essentially giving the entire show to Sean and then by
Speaker 4: extension to Sean and Angela as almost to Corey and
Speaker 4: t Banga, And I wonder if it's just too much
Speaker 4: of a focal shift.
Speaker 2: For another thing that could really because they made the
Speaker 2: decision to not address race, it kind of the ability
Speaker 2: to develop her character, because you can't without acknowledging it
Speaker 2: at a certain point, you know. And I think that
Speaker 2: probably every pitch that went down the road of like
Speaker 2: let's get to know Angela's home life was like exactly
Speaker 2: what you said, will, Like, Sean is a white guy
Speaker 2: and they're all black family, Like, what would that be like?
Speaker 2: And you can't not address it? I don't think. But
Speaker 2: then again we never address it and they reverse, so
Speaker 2: I don't right, you know.
Speaker 3: Well, Rachel joins in for a group hug, I want
Speaker 3: you to be happy. Three. Angela shouts you're getting married today,
Speaker 3: and the girls all squeal in excitement. And then back
Speaker 3: in the ballroom, a three piece orchestra plays classical music
Speaker 3: and Corey stands at the altar as efficient Willie Garson enters.
Speaker 3: Then the groomsmen and bridesmaids make their way down the aisle,
Speaker 3: starting with Jack and Rachel, then Feenian Morgan, then Angela
Speaker 3: and Eric excluding Sean, and then Michael Jacob's kids as
Speaker 3: ring bearer and flower girl. Do we recognize anyone else
Speaker 3: in the audience.
Speaker 4: I was looking for. I saw Sarah Stalkers the back
Speaker 4: of her head, but I didn't actually see the Stalker family, Okay,
Speaker 4: and I know they're on I think if you're looking,
Speaker 4: according to Pang, I think they're on the right side.
Speaker 2: Some reason, I thought they were in the front row.
Speaker 3: I thought they were too, and I do.
Speaker 2: Actually see them this time.
Speaker 3: There are three people in the front row, really as
Speaker 3: close to camera as you can get that I'm like,
Speaker 3: I don't think they were stalkers, but they are very
Speaker 3: clearly hand selected. They're somewhat important too, But I don't
Speaker 3: But I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but no, I didn't. That would have been the
Speaker 4: only people I recognized were the Sheer family, and I
Speaker 4: didn't recognize anybody else.
Speaker 3: Okay. Once the flower girl makes it to the altar,
Speaker 3: she points at Jack and ushers him over. She confidently
Speaker 3: tells him you are very hot. The audience boots and hollers,
Speaker 3: and Jack uncomfortably whispers thanks, then walks her to her position.
Speaker 3: Now concern to Eric approaches the ring bear. Hey, where
Speaker 3: are the rings? The little boy responds, that's your job, slick.
Speaker 3: I'm just here to look cute. Then he waves to
Speaker 3: the yellings. Studio audio just.
Speaker 4: Turns of waves. They're like, all right, let's keep it in.
Speaker 4: We're fine. He's waving to the camera. You're good.
Speaker 3: Now they have sad cards. Eric lets out a nervous
Speaker 3: laugh and assures Corey that everything's fine. Angela pulls Eric
Speaker 3: to the side you forgot the rings, didn't you? He admits, yes,
Speaker 3: but I remember my underwear. Angela begins to walk away,
Speaker 3: but Eric grabs her arm and gasps, oh, I didn't.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't.
Speaker 3: He takes his place as best man, just as the
Speaker 3: bridal March begins to play. When you said that, By
Speaker 3: the way, the first thing I thought was what superhero
Speaker 3: I as you wearing. I was like, Oh, I'm confusing.
Speaker 4: Did you forget to wear your Spider Man's today? What
Speaker 4: I would wear to a wedding? It's a former?
Speaker 5: Did you wear?
Speaker 3: What did you wear at your wedding?
Speaker 4: I think I wore a big like adult underwear. Yeah,
Speaker 4: like big boy pants. Yeah. Oh I think I did.
Speaker 4: I think I do.
Speaker 3: Everyone stands and looks toward to Panga, who's standing next
Speaker 3: to her third dad. She's wearing a beautiful off the shoulder,
Speaker 3: long sleeve dress, and Corey beams at her. She smiles
Speaker 3: back as she and Jededia begin their descent down the aisle.
Speaker 3: When they get to the altar, her father reaches a
Speaker 3: hand out for Corey, who steps down and takes it.
Speaker 3: Jededid kisses Topanga's hand and unites it with Corey's. He
Speaker 3: tells them to be good to each other, and the
Speaker 3: camera cuts to an affected rhiannon Jedediah takes his seat
Speaker 3: and Corey and Tapanga look at each other lovingly.
Speaker 4: It should have been all three fathers. You should have
Speaker 4: had just for giving away all three just one way
Speaker 4: third away, the next, the next third.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: That's actually what happened at my wedding. Yeah, Sue has
Speaker 4: three brothers, so they each walked her a third of
Speaker 4: the way down the aisle, which is cool. But yeah,
Speaker 4: but just not even mentioning it. Just the three dads there,
Speaker 4: the greatest thing in the world.
Speaker 3: To Panga beams and asks him, We've waited for this
Speaker 3: moment all our lives. What are you thinking. Corey takes
Speaker 3: a deep breath. I can't believe Sean's not here to
Speaker 3: Pega tears up. I love you.
Speaker 4: Too, great moment.
Speaker 2: That was a very very again talking past each other,
Speaker 2: this is this is just hearing what they want to hear,
Speaker 2: saying what they want to say. They're not listening to
Speaker 2: each other at all. It's a a joke.
Speaker 3: But it's the same, is is it a joke?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it's yeah.
Speaker 3: They approached the officiant hand in hand and he begins
Speaker 3: the ceremony. He's proud to be here at the wedding
Speaker 3: of Myra and Harold to Panga and Corey are confused,
Speaker 3: and Eric pops up into the shot, urging everyone to
Speaker 3: just keep going. The Efficiant hands things over to the
Speaker 3: mother of the groom, a missus Florence Peterman, to perform
Speaker 3: a song.
Speaker 4: I love how then she gets up like that was
Speaker 4: the plan the whole time, So Florence Peters Peterman was
Speaker 4: gonna sing.
Speaker 2: I will say, the name joke is overdone. Like I
Speaker 2: think it should have just been the mother of the
Speaker 2: you know, this should just be the mother to the
Speaker 2: exactly or whatever it wants to say, mother the groom.
Speaker 2: And just like because they hit it, like you doing
Speaker 2: the mister Peterman joke was great because you call yourself
Speaker 2: mister or you call him mister Peterman, right right, But
Speaker 2: then we do it like five more times before the end,
Speaker 2: and it's like everyone knows what's happening.
Speaker 4: So she did they tell her when she walked in,
Speaker 4: you're gonna sing a song.
Speaker 3: The thing that I think they I think they they
Speaker 3: I think it's supposed to be that she was always
Speaker 3: going to sing a song at Corey and Tapega's wedding,
Speaker 3: which is why she's not caught off guard. Right but
Speaker 3: now there, but but now it would almost seem as
Speaker 3: though she's like, wait, they got my name wrong?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but then was Florence Peters and Peterman? Was she
Speaker 4: supposed to sing at that wedding?
Speaker 3: It's also going to sing?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, it's a lot. Yeah, I agree. You don't
Speaker 4: need you to need the joke there yet. Just yeah.
Speaker 3: Amy takes her spont next to the orchestra and blows
Speaker 3: a kiss to the couple. She starts to sing I
Speaker 3: Love you truly, and then Sean walks in, wearing his
Speaker 3: tuxedo and making a bee line to Corey. He reaches
Speaker 3: into his pocket. Here, you're going to need these rings.
Speaker 3: Cory grins, I knew you'd come. Shawn assures him he
Speaker 3: wouldn't miss this. Cory apologizes for everything, and Sean nods, yeah,
Speaker 3: you should be, but we'll talk about it after you
Speaker 3: get back from the honeymoon. Okay. Sean goes to take
Speaker 3: his place with the groomsmen, but Corey is confused. Wait
Speaker 3: a minute, what do you mean I should be? Sean
Speaker 3: reminds him he's been a jerk and blames his poor
Speaker 3: best man skills and trying to sabotage his wedding day.
Speaker 3: Sean calls that ridiculous. If I wanted to sabotage your
Speaker 3: wedding day, I do this. Amy continues to sing as
Speaker 3: Corey straightens his tucks and laughs, you do not want
Speaker 3: to do that. Then he turns his back to Sean
Speaker 3: and points get him to Panga. Sewn shouts, I mean,
Speaker 3: get him it's also.
Speaker 4: But it's the position that he's in his back. Turn
Speaker 4: get him to Haga like it was.
Speaker 2: Like a.
Speaker 3: Sean shouts, you know what, I shouldn't have even come here,
Speaker 3: have a wonderful life, jerk. As he walks away, Corey
Speaker 3: screams after him. You two trailer trash.
Speaker 4: Great cut. It's because it's like only the thing your
Speaker 4: best friend can say to you that he's never said
Speaker 4: to you before. He's been holding it in reserve, and
Speaker 4: it's just like and.
Speaker 2: Sason one, it's season one reference because you know, so
Speaker 2: it's like the perfect joke because it's it's an insult
Speaker 2: that connects to how we met Sean basically, like that
Speaker 2: was the you know, the Christmas episode about the basketball
Speaker 2: and like the gift, you know, it was about Sean
Speaker 2: being poor, and it was about Sean and Corey having
Speaker 2: not understanding that and misunderstanding how to deal with that.
Speaker 2: Was like the it's like the foundation of the friendship
Speaker 2: that we've seen developed, you know, and it's like it's
Speaker 2: such a good callback to make that the like the
Speaker 2: under the belt.
Speaker 3: Move so painful though, like it's of all the things
Speaker 3: I would.
Speaker 4: Be like, no, great, what would now do you think
Speaker 4: Sean should have had a deeper cut than like something
Speaker 4: like it's like Corey elevated it. What would Sean's equivalent
Speaker 4: of trailer trash bend for Corey instead of just jerk? Yeah,
Speaker 4: maybe that's no, But I think the point is that,
Speaker 4: like once you said trailer trash, like all bets are off.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and now we can just physically assault when
Speaker 4: the scream and cry and yell and like it's all good,
Speaker 4: Like you know, it's like it's just you need something
Speaker 4: to rip it open. And then the fact that you
Speaker 4: get to jump in there with the joke, it's perfect
Speaker 4: because it softens it immediately.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know without that though, it's pretty it's right,
Speaker 3: but yes, immediately then it makes our shock, Yeah, but
Speaker 3: Eric lets out a miniac will laugh.
Speaker 2: Josh Shawn's bored see, and it's because Eric can't be mean.
Speaker 2: It's like perfect because it's like it's exactly what Matt
Speaker 2: Johnson talked about when he came on, is that like
Speaker 2: you're so lovable that you can say something like that, yeah,
Speaker 2: And it softens. It even helped Corey because otherwise Corey
Speaker 2: could be for saying this, you know, but as it is, like,
Speaker 2: we just love it, We just want to laugh.
Speaker 4: God, it's funny.
Speaker 3: The tension is undeniable, and Sean screams in anger and
Speaker 3: runs towards Corey like braveheart. As he jumps on the groom,
Speaker 3: all the groomsmen try to pull them apart, while the
Speaker 3: women watch it unfold in horror, and Corey yells, this
Speaker 3: is my wedding day. Meanwhile, Eric calmly praises the efficient.
Speaker 3: You're doing great. Just try not to use the word
Speaker 3: Peterman anymore. All right, Sean shouts at Corey as he's
Speaker 3: held back. He doesn't care that we're not going to
Speaker 3: be best friends anymore. Cory asks why do you keep
Speaker 3: saying that? And Sean yells back, because you won't talk
Speaker 3: about it. Cory screams, I don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 3: Why do you think I've been sending you everywhere? They
Speaker 3: both start to cry, and Sean demands we have to
Speaker 3: talk about it. Then Corey completely breaks down. I don't
Speaker 3: want to just hysterictle. Sean stomps his foot. We have to,
Speaker 3: and emotionally exhausted, Cory asks, such a.
Speaker 4: Good this might be one of my favorite Corey Sean
Speaker 4: scenes in the entire series. It's just just the two
Speaker 4: of you going on each other and going, like the
Speaker 4: regression of where you start and where you end up
Speaker 4: is so.
Speaker 2: Good and it makes this dynamic. Wasn't around then I
Speaker 2: really bump because we miss this is fun, miss fun
Speaker 2: stuff and like.
Speaker 4: That was great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Still tearing up, Sean explains, after you get married,
Speaker 3: things are going to be different, and I don't have
Speaker 3: a lot of friends, you know. Defeated, he takes a
Speaker 3: seat at the altar reminder the entire wedding, including the bride,
Speaker 3: is watching the unfold silently. Corey joins him and admits,
Speaker 3: I don't know what's gonna happen. What do you want
Speaker 3: me to do? Sean says, I don't know do you
Speaker 3: really like her?
Speaker 4: Oh? Great, great beat, because he just takes its two
Speaker 4: kids sitting there on the playground, and you take that
Speaker 4: moment and then you're just like, do you really like her?
Speaker 4: It was so earnest and oh it was just this
Speaker 4: scene is so good.
Speaker 2: It's a great scene. Yeah, it's so fun.
Speaker 3: The audience laughs, and Corey immaturely smiles, Yeah, I really do.
Speaker 3: Sean asks you sure. Tapanka has now joined them and
Speaker 3: crouches down to tell Sean how understanding she's been. Really
Speaker 3: think I've been very taller and tear Shawn nods, okay,
Speaker 3: marry her. As Topanga returns to her position, Corey asks,
Speaker 3: you're giving me your blessing. Sean says, yeah, well, we
Speaker 3: got to grow up sometime, and then they kiss. Just kidding,
Speaker 3: wouldn't have been shocking. I don't know he knows about time.
Speaker 3: The ceremony now continues. Topanga has started vows at the
Speaker 3: now resumed ceremony. She admits she never thought this day
Speaker 3: would come, but he did, or that love could survive
Speaker 3: everything they put it through, but he was always strong
Speaker 3: and always sure. Then the camera flips around and she's
Speaker 3: talking to Corey and Sean now arm in arm with
Speaker 3: matching huge smile. Corey turns to Sean, I have to
Speaker 3: talk to her now, okay. Sean tells him to go ahead,
Speaker 3: and then leaves the two of them alone at the altar.
Speaker 3: Corey starts his vows by explaining that ever since he
Speaker 3: was young, he never understood anything about the world or
Speaker 3: his life. The only thing that ever made sense to
Speaker 3: him was Topanga and how he felt about her. It's
Speaker 3: all he's ever known, and that's enough for the rest
Speaker 3: of his life. She looks at him teary eyed, and
Speaker 3: he asks, are we gonna get married? She laughs, yeah,
Speaker 3: we are. He reaches into his jacket and pulls out
Speaker 3: the rings. He places one on her finger and says,
Speaker 3: I love you, Topanga. She responds, I love you too, Corey.
Speaker 3: Alan and Amy tear up as they watch this unfold,
Speaker 3: and Corey and Tapanga turned to the officiant to finish
Speaker 3: the ceremony. He continues, finally asking if they take one
Speaker 3: another as husband and wife, and they agree, I do
Speaker 3: so by the power vested and Willie Garson and the
Speaker 3: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He pronounces them husband and wife. They
Speaker 3: kiss as the inmates cheer like the Phillies just won
Speaker 3: the world series. The offician declares, ladies and gentlemen, I
Speaker 3: present to you, for the first time ever, mister and
Speaker 3: missus Harold Peterman. Everyone including the newly married couple, freeze
Speaker 3: in confusion, but Eric encourages everyone to applaud, insisting it's
Speaker 3: okay Harold. The wedding guests all stand up and applauds
Speaker 3: Corey into Panga, hug and kiss each other. Now as
Speaker 3: husband and.
Speaker 4: Wife now pointing out the obvious here, probably not a
Speaker 4: legally binding marriage.
Speaker 3: I would imagine that. No, just saying marriage certificate, it's
Speaker 3: not going to be their names on it, just.
Speaker 2: Saying yeah, I would have saved all the Peterman jokes
Speaker 2: until then, do you know what I mean? Like that
Speaker 2: could have been a bigger everybody as it is. It's like,
Speaker 2: all right, we know this one's going, but man, I
Speaker 2: was feeling so good, like I was just like I
Speaker 2: was stoked on this whole. See. I think this part
Speaker 2: of the episode is just us at our best.
Speaker 3: I agree, I know this part's really nice. Now at
Speaker 3: the reception, couples are slow dancing and Rachel is stuck
Speaker 3: with a young cousin in who is another son of
Speaker 3: Michael Jacob's. The boy confidently says, maybe we can go
Speaker 3: somewhere later. The audience is wild about the idea of
Speaker 3: scamming with a pre pubescent boy, but Rachel begs a
Speaker 3: nearby Foene for help. He taps the boy on the
Speaker 3: shoulder and tells him to scram Zippy, taking his spot
Speaker 3: on the dance floor. Amy and his.
Speaker 4: Wife, by the way, not doesn't doesn't join him at
Speaker 4: the wedding. She's not invited, okay, just curious he didn't
Speaker 4: get a plus, he hates her after.
Speaker 3: The way she treated her during the Stewart trial.
Speaker 4: She does invite after Stuart Nice.
Speaker 3: Amy and Allan are also dancing and agree that this
Speaker 3: was an amazing wedding. Amy wonders how Eric could have
Speaker 3: ever pulled it off. They didn't get it with the
Speaker 3: fifty name jokes. I mean, it's pretty clear it's somebody
Speaker 3: else's wedding.
Speaker 4: Nobody got it.
Speaker 3: Alan explains that's the first thing I'll ask him when
Speaker 3: I visit him in Attica. Then they cut into Corey
Speaker 3: into Panga's dance trading partners and eliciting more owz from
Speaker 3: the audience. Amy tells her son that she's proud of him,
Speaker 3: and even though he's a married man, he's still there,
Speaker 3: little boy.
Speaker 4: I have to I have to say, I had to
Speaker 4: point out this is one thing I've started to notice
Speaker 4: in the last few episodes. Have you noticed Rusty's doing
Speaker 4: a thing now where he's just loudly hitting the last
Speaker 4: word of every joke.
Speaker 2: No better had you?
Speaker 4: So I'm twice cursed and you know, yeah, I'll see
Speaker 4: him in Attica. It's like he's just it's that's the
Speaker 4: Rusty go to.
Speaker 2: Wi't be Rusty.
Speaker 4: He's sitting the last word of every joke like as
Speaker 4: hard as he possibly can.
Speaker 2: It's great.
Speaker 3: Oh that's funny. Alan, on the other hand, tells Tapanga
Speaker 3: when he makes you nuts, you call me to Penga smiles,
Speaker 3: thanks Dad, Dad number four. Then Sean clinks his champagne
Speaker 3: flute while standing on a chair. He'd like to propose
Speaker 3: a toast.
Speaker 2: He began standing on the chair. Seemed really weird, didn't
Speaker 2: it seem weird to you guys. I'm standing on a
Speaker 2: cushion on the chair.
Speaker 4: I know it's a fry chair. You got the expensive one.
Speaker 3: Those are Chavari chairs.
Speaker 2: They are, aren't They know the Chavar.
Speaker 4: That just meant I thought, oh, maybe you're right, maybe
Speaker 4: those are the fully draped ones of those of the
Speaker 4: Shafari chairs.
Speaker 2: I don't I was just looking at and going like,
Speaker 2: why am I?
Speaker 3: Why do you have to stand?
Speaker 2: Why stand class at all? And then why am I?
Speaker 2: You know, like I just kept thinking about footprints on
Speaker 2: the white cushion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wait, I wrote Safari chair. That's a different thing.
Speaker 3: C h I V A R I.
Speaker 4: Scabies just came up.
Speaker 2: It's important. Stuff. Got to get to the bottom of this.
Speaker 4: No, I want to know what that.
Speaker 2: I've never heard this word in my life. I don't
Speaker 2: know what.
Speaker 4: They're like the wedding chairs their wedding It's like, do
Speaker 4: you want the Chavarry chair.
Speaker 3: This is a Chavari chair. This that's why I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It's not a draped thing. It's these These are Chavarry chair.
Speaker 2: That's what.
Speaker 4: That's what the chair that they had with little.
Speaker 2: Yeah cushions.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, you're right, He begins, this is for Harold
Speaker 3: and Myra. What's up with that?
Speaker 5: Eric?
Speaker 3: Eric suspiciously responds nothing, just talk fast, all right, and
Speaker 3: he walks off. Sean continues his speech. I may not
Speaker 3: be the best man, but I am the best friend.
Speaker 3: They've been best friends their whole lives, and the wedding
Speaker 3: has been hard for him because he knows they won't
Speaker 3: be best friends forever. Things are changing between us. Things
Speaker 3: have always been changing. We've had to deal with life
Speaker 3: and death and feeni. But no matter what they've always faced,
Speaker 3: they've always faced it together. Deep down, they both know
Speaker 3: they won't be best friends anymore, and that's the way
Speaker 3: it should be. He declares a toast to Topanga, Corey's
Speaker 3: wife and new best friend. His voice cracks. Take care
Speaker 3: of him, okay now crying, she promises that she will.
Speaker 3: He gives familiar advice. When he makes you nuts, call me.
Speaker 3: They share a big hug, and Sean announces to Corey
Speaker 3: and Topanga. The crowd raises their glasses to Corey and Topanga,
Speaker 3: and I was like, really, Danielle was fully emotional.
Speaker 5: It was great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was great.
Speaker 4: And moments like this works so much better when the
Speaker 4: entire episode isn't melodramatic exactly, when you exactly comedy and
Speaker 4: wackiness than these just land harder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and you have it in the unexpected times, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Sean wasn't supposed to give a speech. It wasn't, you know,
Speaker 2: but like it's yeah, and like I said, the vows
Speaker 2: were so understated in a nice way that it's like,
Speaker 2: oh right, yeah, it's good. Good episode.
Speaker 3: Eric is up next. Now, I'd like to give my
Speaker 3: gift to my little brother and new sister in law.
Speaker 3: Tapanga insists the wedding was more than enough, and Eric
Speaker 3: agrees it was, wasn't it?
Speaker 4: And they should They missed a joke there because Eric
Speaker 4: always screws up relationships like I do in my real life,
Speaker 4: So it should have been like to my brother and
Speaker 4: new stepdaughter, you know, something along those, because I always
Speaker 4: do that with my son in law. I'm always like
Speaker 4: my step son, like, damn it, that's not what he is.
Speaker 4: So yeah, that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he still has one more trick up his leave.
Speaker 3: He holds a key to the honeymoon suite in the
Speaker 3: Philadelphia Victoria Hotel, so that after this, before where Eric
Speaker 3: can even finish his words, Corey grabs the key into
Speaker 3: Panga yells.
Speaker 2: Bye because he's horny and get a guy. Corey went
Speaker 2: a virgin for twenty years.
Speaker 4: What do you expect?
Speaker 3: They run them out of the room, and this audience
Speaker 3: continues their horny ways. Everyone toasts them leaving, and Eric
Speaker 3: returns to his table. Jack finally asks the question we've
Speaker 3: all been dying to ask, How did Eric accomplish this?
Speaker 3: Angela needs to know too. Eric braggs it was child's play.
Speaker 3: He went to go pick up the tuxes and he
Speaker 3: saw them setting up for this hoity toity Peterman wedding.
Speaker 3: Rachel cuts in, you mean the disposable diaper Peterman's. Eric nods,
Speaker 3: and Rachel adds their wedding is the social event of
Speaker 3: the year. Eric explains, yeah, well, now, what's notice?
Speaker 2: So they've heard the name Peterman like sixteen times and
Speaker 2: this is just now decided that they know.
Speaker 4: What they and they apparently they all know it well
Speaker 4: enough to know that their business is disposable diapers and
Speaker 4: the wedding is the social event of the year, right right?
Speaker 2: It never never never heard to them when they said
Speaker 2: Howard and Myra the nope.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a terrified Jack needs to know what he did.
Speaker 3: Eric casually reveals he went to the payphone and called
Speaker 3: the operator to talk to the hotel, and while he
Speaker 3: was waiting, he noticed some schmutz on the receiver, possibly
Speaker 3: dried vomit or gum. It tasted more like gum. Jack
Speaker 3: can't handle this, get on with the story, so Eric
Speaker 3: smugly continues. I told the hotel I was EJ. Peterman,
Speaker 3: and I had to get my daughter married sooner because
Speaker 3: she was pregnant.
Speaker 4: Hours sooner, three hours sooner.
Speaker 3: So drink out, guys, because it's gonna hit the fan
Speaker 3: in about two seconds. Jack can't believe this. What kind
Speaker 3: of hotel moron would fall for something so stupid. Eric
Speaker 3: looks around the room and points to someone him. The
Speaker 3: camera shows a guy who looks just like Eric, but
Speaker 3: with a tiny mustache, so tiny mustache. Eric walks over
Speaker 3: to normal Eric and asks if everything's satisfactory in an
Speaker 3: accent that is somewhere between German and skeletor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, don't even know what I'm doing at the time.
Speaker 4: Do you ever think quite satisfactor, mister Petman? It was
Speaker 4: just like this. It's just no, there's no real thing
Speaker 4: to it. It's just an accent.
Speaker 2: It's like I thought maybe you were doing remember the
Speaker 2: war assistant.
Speaker 4: Oh no, that's Hans. Hans is totally gentleman. But don't
Speaker 4: you remember we'd always go this is my humviye, no dinks,
Speaker 4: danks and scratches, I'll have you right, that's what I thought.
Speaker 4: Maybe no, mister Peterman, he's from a small country no
Speaker 4: one's heard of.
Speaker 2: Okay, No, we brought up Hans on this podcast before
Speaker 2: because was he on the show at one point?
Speaker 3: Like he was like, oh, we were just trying to
Speaker 3: name wardrobe people.
Speaker 2: Okay. I thought for some reason he like walked through
Speaker 2: the show or it was an extra. We're like, it's
Speaker 2: hants and but he was only with us for like
Speaker 2: one half a season or yeah, something like that. But
Speaker 2: he was he was I assuming he didn't like it, Yeah,
Speaker 2: mocking him. No, he was just he just had this
Speaker 2: part in the los I'm seeing you now. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: so you're just doing some French, German Spanish accent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a weird, just kind of like where the
Speaker 4: hell is this guy from kind of thing. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Eric responds quite satisfactory and compliments his tight ship and
Speaker 3: good looks. Then an older man in a suit appears,
Speaker 3: flanked by other older men in suits and one with
Speaker 3: a white handlebar mustache.
Speaker 4: And he told me that if I landed on boardwalk,
Speaker 4: I owed him fourteen hundred dollars for the hotel. He
Speaker 4: looks so much like the monopoly guy.
Speaker 3: What the hell is going on here? Eric knows he's
Speaker 3: cooked and quickly exits the room. The old man eyes
Speaker 3: down Eric's twin with fire in his eyes. I'm EJ.
Speaker 2: Peterman.
Speaker 3: Allen realizes Party's over, isn't it? HEJ continues, and I
Speaker 3: demand to know what the hell is going on here?
Speaker 3: Eric agrees with his dad, Oh yeah, it's over. Then
Speaker 3: he whistles and shouts run like how and all the
Speaker 3: guests flee at once.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 3: Then we're in the tag. We're still in the ballroom.
Speaker 3: Tiny mustached Eric, now with an even more ridiculous accent,
Speaker 3: is trying to explain to mister Peterman that there was
Speaker 3: a wedding, and the old man growls, I know there
Speaker 3: was a wedding, but it was not my wedding. The
Speaker 3: part German, part Bronze and Pinchot in Beverly Hills. Cop
Speaker 3: Joppelganger tries to explain himself, but EJ doesn't want to
Speaker 3: hear it. They're yelling over one another, and EJ claims
Speaker 3: he's going to have a heart attack. Tiny mustache Eric
Speaker 3: ridicules mister Peterman's ascot and says he won't even pick
Speaker 3: up after him if he has a heart attack. EJ
Speaker 3: demands to see the manager and hotel Eric shrugs, go
Speaker 3: see the manager. He's a skimpy guy who doesn't tip.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is all ad libs.
Speaker 4: I was also trying to make fun of Michael a
Speaker 4: little bit there at the end, like in a joking way.
Speaker 4: I was trying to make a Michael Jacob's joke about
Speaker 4: he's the skinny little guy who never tips. Was I
Speaker 4: was like, I was thinking of Michael. I was trying
Speaker 4: to give him a little shot, like I went out
Speaker 4: to him like that was about you. At the end,
Speaker 4: He's like, oh, okay, I get it.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, guys. The next episode, season seven, episode eight,
Speaker 3: is called the Honeymooners.
Speaker 4: I don't think we should see it to skip it.
Speaker 5: Is it might not go somewhere.
Speaker 4: What do you mean we're arrested. It starts right at
Speaker 4: the hotel that I remember, ok because because they're about
Speaker 4: to be he's stealing the room and they're about to,
Speaker 4: you know, finally have sex, and there's a knock in
Speaker 4: the door because I remember one of somebody, the guy
Speaker 4: who plays the cop, was married to somebody on the
Speaker 4: show at the time, and he and I talked for
Speaker 4: a while. But Eric is like in handcuffs and Corey
Speaker 4: and to panger A dragged out of the room. So
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's still the honeymoon episode, but
Speaker 4: it must be.
Speaker 3: If it's called the Honeymoon, it's called the Honeymooners.
Speaker 4: I just know I end up as a coconut, and
Speaker 4: that's the funniest part of the episode.
Speaker 2: You're getting cooked.
Speaker 3: That's all I remember is that you're getting cooked in a.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: I'm happy. I'm really pleasantly surprised at how much we
Speaker 3: liked this wedding episode. I'm gonna carry this feeling in show.
Speaker 2: Did we get picked up from the back nine? Like
Speaker 2: right after this.
Speaker 4: I'm dying to talk to somebody about when they knew
Speaker 4: because I'm curious when when.
Speaker 2: They knew it was, because I feel like this episode
Speaker 2: really delivered. And yeah, probably as a sweeps week episode
Speaker 2: was good, good, a hit.
Speaker 4: You know, the last episode.
Speaker 2: In this episode, I would be like, Ah, this show
Speaker 2: can still go on. You know, it doesn't have to end.
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Speaker 4: Why don't we just skip the Honeymoon episode, pretend we
Speaker 4: never shot it.
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