Will Friedle

And I, I just remember being like, how could that possibly be?

And then I watched the episode and I was like, oh, I totally get it.

It comes full circle.

No.

But what you're pointing out is the thing that I think people found comforting maybe about the episode is like the idea was what type of woman are you?

Are you a funny woman?

Oh, then it doesn't matter what you look like.

Right.

Then we don't care.

Are you supposed to be a hot woman?

yeah oh well you're losing your looks you've put on weight it's like wait why are those things why are those things correlated you know like i could put on weight and still be a hot woman i could be you know women's bodies come in we all come everybody comes in different shapes and sizes and it shouldn't be the one factor that determines whether or not you are attractive

But on our show, at least for Topanga, it was.

And I can feel and what I felt that I've realized over the years is like what I was feeling was the total discomfort at least one person in the writer's room felt with the fact that they no longer found me attractive and therefore didn't know what to do with me.

And they've been talking about it.

They've decided when are we calling them in for the meeting?

What are the jokes that have been made?

Like, you know, you've been the topic of conversation for a while.

Yeah, we wouldn't, you know.

rainbow colored with stripes, even if I really wanted to, because that would have changed the character.

He never bragged about how gorgeous he was.