Girl Meets World

This is the kind of show that I recommend for all children between the ages of 9 to 15 with out having to watch each episode before hand to make sure it's appropriate. As for anyone either older or younger, it's a good clean fun show and parents can sit and watch with OR without the kids and still have some good entertainment. They don't try to dumb it down for younger viewers and the story lines wont be over the heads of of younger viewers either. This has good lessens told in a funny, but serious way. In many shows the actors are really older and just look young and that way they seem to have a maturity that is older than the character they are playing, but here the girls (Riley Matthews played by Rowan Blanchard and Maya Hart played by Sabrina Carpenter) are only teens them selves (15 & 17 respectively) but still show that same maturity but at the same time showing a bit of silliness from time to time. I have to say on a personal note, As a 50 year old man, even I like this fun show. An easy score of 9/10.

"Girl meets Maya " starts off by Riley introducing who she thinks she is but really doesn't know who she is until Maya goes & shows her who she really is & who the group is, the group discovers who they all really are! Everyone discovers the truth as it happens everyday day in the group. Topanga also realized that her little girl isn't the 7th grader she was now she daughter who was raised well by but now it is Riley who needs to discover the truth by herself even with the triangle she has. You just wait for it to fall into place.

WOW! It is rare when a sitcom is so thought provoking and even tear-inducing, but this episode was both of those. Really great episode.