Jeff McCracken Meets World: The Finale
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So seeing as it's 1989 and we're about to enter the 90s, I thought we could get a little bit of help from somebody. to just kind of make it easier to step into the new decade ahead of us with some of the lingo.
Do you want us to tell you what year it is or no?
I already know what year it is. It's 1989. Okay. The 80s have been rad. 80s have been radical, but the 80s have been really radical and tubular. Are both of you insane? What year is it? Come on, bro. Clearly, Will Friedle just told me. Well, here it was.
Exactly.
We're entering a whole new world. Sorry, hold on for a second. We're entering the 90s.
Oh, there was coffee in there.
Now there's coffee in your hair. In my hair, great. Okay, 1989. I love that. The 80s have been amazing. I'm only eight. Well, yeah, that's great. This is even better because as you enter the 90s, we're going to be hit with all this new lingo, and I think we should be prepared.
Okay.
So maybe somebody can teach us a little bit about it. Easton, can you roll that so we can figure out How to speak in the 90s?
If you've stayed up with the times, you know that awesome or big time will get the point across as in, that was an awesome evening segment I just saw. Well, here are some other phrases you'll want to know if you want to be sure to sound hip in the 90s.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:00
2
What 90s slang do the hosts introduce before the interview?
8:00–47:03
3
Who is Jeff McCracken and why was he invited for the finale episode?
47:03–58:19
4
How was the Boy Meets World two-part clip finale planned and assembled?
58:19–1:04:37
5
Were there talks of a Boy Meets World spinoff or sequel in New York?
1:04:37–1:12:59
6
Why do the hosts and Jeff feel Eric’s character arc was a missed opportunity?
1:12:59–1:29:55