Andrew Levitas

I'm Ryder Strong.

And I'm Will Friedle.

Well, and they could travel the land doing meet and greets and solving crimes.

Over our seven seasons of recaps, we have uncovered a lot about Boy Meets World.

That when all is said and done, we hope we made rewatching the show a little more enjoyable.

We organically figured out who the original Topanga was.

We were reminded of the hidden lobsters.

We discovered photos of random food in the apartment kitchen.

And though we'll probably never know who the creepy janitor was, we've come a long way.

But nothing from the past three years of this podcast could have prepared us for the deep dive adventure that this week's guest put us on after we rewatched his guest star appearance.

And honestly, this completely shocked by a guest we knew nothing about before this podcast.

In the memorable Season 7 episode, What a Drag, he appeared as Crazy Luther, the leather jacket-wearing college criminal who is so intimidating to Jack and Eric that they decide to dress as women to hide from his wrath.

But somehow, that's maybe the least interesting thing he's done in his career.

Truth is, I bet friends of the filmmaker, artist, actor, producer, photographer, activist don't even know he was on the show.

After acting as a kid on shows like Boy Meets World, The Nanny, and Party of Five, the NYU grad would expand his creative resume with a social impact art career that led the New York Times to say he has the Midas touch.

His metalwork installations are considered an artistic breakthrough, connecting photography, sculpture, and contemporary art through a copyrighted signature method, transferring images onto custom transparencies that are then melted onto multi-interlocking metal sheets.

Will, you're really into that too, right?

I am.

Well, I mean, yes.

I love melting things onto multi-interlocking metal sheets.