“Girl Meets World” might continue on another network, and we’re hoping this is a reality!
It was a bummer when we got word that Girl Meets World was ending after three seasons, but luckily, the creator is still trying to keep it alive. It’s been rumored that Girl Meets World might continue on another network, and if this happens, we’ll be so happy — what can you say? Riley Matthews was a big part of our lives.
Michael Jacobs, the show’s creator (and the creator of Boy Meets World) has been in talks with other networks and streaming services. We can totally see it continuing on Netflix — especially with the success of Fuller House.
Jacobs had an interview with TVLine, where he had this to say:
“I can tell you it’s because of the audience’s reaction to the cancellation that there is interest in other places. For anyone in show business, if you ask them why they’re doing something and they say they’re doing it for themselves, they won’t sustain long. Those that answer ‘We’re doing it for the audience’ and mean it, they sustain.”
We’ve seen so much support for this show from the cast and crew. It’s so amazing how much everyone truly believes in it! In our eyes, that kind of determination will definitely lead to success.
Director and original Boy Meets World cast member Rider Strong mentioned that Girl Meets World could never get as dramatic as Boy Meets World, based on the network.
“For some reason on TGIF we would just do these videos that were like full on dramas and nobody seemed to notice,” Strong said during an interview on Kevin Pollak’s Chat Show.
Perhaps with a network change, Girl Meets World could have the opportunity to dig a big deeper. In fact, if this all works out, it’ll be good news for everyone.
The final episode of season three will air on The Disney Channel on January 20th. Called “Girl Meets Goodbye,” we’re hoping it’ll be more like “Girl Takes A Brief Pause, But You’ll Definitely See Her Soon.”
