"Girl Meets World" has been renewed for Season 3 on Disney Channel and fans are already looking forward to see what happens to Riley, Maya, Lucas and Farkle as they enter the world of high school. With the network's announcement for the show's renewal for another season, will Season 3 feature more episodes from its predecessor "Boy Meets World?"
"Girl Meets World" continues to gain a massive following across all generations, as the show is child-friendly and at the same time, it is based on the 90s series, "Boy Meets World." While the show is a continuation of its predecessor, will 'GMW' Season 3 feature more episodes based on 'BMW?'
Bustle listed out eight episodes from "Boy Meets World," which can be applied and used in "Girl Meets World." As Lucas, Maya, Riley and Farkle enter high school, they are bound to encounter more challenges and learn new things. One of the episodes on the article's list is that of Cory's confession to Topanga, which caused the latter to break up with him. According to the outlet, this episode from the show's predecessor will be very applicable to Maya, as she has feelings phobia.
It may also be interesting to see how Maya and Riley will react to the stages of puberty and how they will react when their body goes through certain changes. It has been previously reported that "Girl Meets World" will begin to tackle on real life issues and puberty is definitely a pressing issue among teenagers.
Meanwhile, "Girl Meets World" star Rowan Blanchard went out of her way to slam critics for claiming that she is depressed because she rarely flashes a smile in front of the cameras, MailOnline reported. According to the outlet, the 14-year-old star posted a photo of herself lying in bed with a blank facial expression on her Instagram account.
Several fans and followers criticized her for rarely smiling and some even went as far as claiming that she was depressed. Blanchard slammed these critics and said that fans should stop reading into things. The actress also received support from many fans, including fellow actresses in the industry after stepping up and saying something about depression:
"I don't think people realize how rude and hurtful it can be to just see comments where people say 'Are you depressed?' when depression is a serious and personal think that affects a ton of people. Funny how people think my Instagram means I'm depressed, yet when people who are actually depressed talk about their depression people make light of it and say that they are "overreacting."