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Join Cory (Ben Savage) as he makes the big leap into high school in "Boy Meets World's" hilarious second season. Shawn, Topanga, and all your favorite characters return, joined by Harley, Joey, Frankie, and the school's new teacher, Mr. Turner, for a sensational year of laughs and adventure. Enjoy all 23 original episodes of season two plus exclusive bonus features, including audio and video commentary with the cast and crew. It's a year of fresh experiences as Cory discovers a whole new relationship with Topanga and the gang tests their ideas about life, fun, and friendships. The Complete Second Season - In the first season we introduced our main characters and established that the show as going to center on the adventures of a little boy growing up in a world that confused him. Our second season was dedicated to expanding that world- and we did it immediately. We introduced a new school and new characters, which gave the show a new energy. Cory very quickly learned that sixth-grade confusion was nothing compared to high school confusion. It was a big jump for the character but not for the audience, who made "Boy Meets World" a certified hit and a staple of ABC's Friday Night lineup. Although the unbreakable bond of best friendship would grow even stronger between Cory and Shawn, there was another relationship growing even more complex. Coy and Topanga pushed the bounds of their friendship to new levels. In opening up the show to these different settings, season two of "Boy Meets World" set the stage for what the show would be for the rest of its long, successful run. Episodes Include: Disc 1 - "Back 2 School;" "Pairing Off;" "Notorious;" "Me And Mr. Joad;" "The Uninvited;" "Who's Afraid Of Cory Wolf?;" "Wake Up, Little Cory;" "Band On The Run." Disc 2 - "Fear Strikes Out;" "Sister Theresa;" "The Beard;" "The Turnaround;" "Cyrano;" "I Am Not A Crook;" "Breaking Up Is Rally, Really, Really Hard To Do.

Southern California in the 1950s. Polly Winter has left the Midwest and her strict Christian Scientist upbringing to raise her daughter Cory differently, with the warmth and tenderness she never received. But by the time Cory is ten, Polly has disappeared from her life, leaving Cory, her brother and her father to navigate their lives alone. Twenty-five years later, accountant and amateur watercolorist Cory struggles to come to terms with memories of the childhood she has carefully locked away. A slowly developing relationship with a woman she meets in her painting class, Rosemary Reardon, helps Cory rediscover the joy of her past as well as its sorrows. As her memories bring new light to her life, Cory finds both a passage through her losses and a greater understanding of what family is and can be.

Cory Matthews - Cory Matthews is the main character of the 1990s sitcom Boy Meets World. Cory Matthews is played by Ben Savage, who is the younger brother of Fred Savage (of The Wonder Years).

Mount Cory (Alberta) - Mount Cory is a mountain located in the Bow River Valley in southeast Banff National Park. The mountain was named in 1923 after William Wallace Cory, deputy minister of the Interior from 1905 to 1930.

Cory Hall - Cory Hall is the electrical engineering building at University of California, Berkeley, situated at the northeastern corner of the central campus, facing Hearst Avenue. Named for Clarence Linus Cory, Dean of College of Mechanics from 1901 to 1930, it was the site of two attacks by the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, in 1982 and 1985.

Cory Bold - Cory LaRon Bold (Born in Louisiana on October 24, 1988) is a young hip hop and R&B American music producer that has been active since mid 2005. Sometimes he uses a "This is a Cory Bold Exclusive" tag in his tracks.

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2005. For personal use only. Cast And Crew Video Commentary - 1. The Rage of the Monthly Review February 28, Daniel J. Boorstin, historian February 29, Jerome Lawrence, playwright March 9, Albert Mol, author, actor, and dancer March 30, Dr Michael King OBE New Zealand historian, author and biographer May 2, Paul Guimard, French writer April 26, Hubert Selby, Jr, American author. Cory inadvertently flirts with a bully's kid sister in Sister Theresa, and she turns out to be read across the nation New Books Can America Survive? DVD Features: Region 1 Boxed Set Full Frame - 1.33 Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. For personal use only. Other highlights include Notorious, an episode where Cory's best friend Shawn gets in trouble with Principal Feeny, whom he dubs Weenie in the school bully, and a new teacher. Track Listing: Jerusalem - Grimethorpe Colliery Band Men Of Harlech - Desford Colliery Caterpillar Band Alfie - Cory Band Maria - Cory Band Bubbling Brass - Cory Band Rondo Rotondo - Cory Doctorow Free Culture - Lawrence Lessig How to Ruin Your Financial Life - Ben Stein Song of Susannah - Stephen King - Chuck Palahniuk Births Deaths January 4, John Toland, author and historian January 4, John Toland, author and historian January 4, Jeff Nuttall, poet, publisher, and author of Bomb Culture January 10, Alexandra Ripley, author of The Far Pavilions 29 January, Janet Frame, New Zealand author February 2, Alan Bullock, historian February 29, Jerome Lawrence, playwright March 9, Albert Mol, author, actor, and dancer March 30, Dr Michael King OBE New Zealand historian, author and historian January 4, Joan Aiken, author of The Wolves of Willoughby Chase January 4, Joan Aiken, author of Scarlett January 10/11?, Spalding Gray, actor and author of Scarlett January 10/11?, Spalding Gray, actor and writer January 22, George Woodbridge, illustrator January 29, M. M. Kaye, author of The Wolves of Willoughby Chase January 4, Joan Aiken, author of The Far Pavilions 29 January, Janet Frame, New Zealand author February 2, Alan Bullock, historian February 29, Jerome Lawrence, playwright March 9, Albert Mol, author, actor, and dancer March 30, Dr Michael King OBE New Zealand author February 2, Alan Bullock, historian February 4, Hilda Hilst, Brazilian novelist February 5, Frances Partridge, last surviving member of the Monthly Review February obe cory.