A sharp pang of betrayal struck Cory when he learned his older brother had taken a girlfriend to the baseball game, a promise that should have been kept for him.

To earn enough money for a costly water pistol, Cory took on the task of painting shutters for Mr. Feeny.

Still tired from a late night spent watching baseball with his father, Cory drifted off to sleep during class and performed poorly on an exam.

A truly unsettling ordeal unfolded for Cory when, attempting to tame his naturally curling hair, he found himself banished – relegated to a solitary lunch among the school’s self-proclaimed oddballs at their designated “weirdo” table.

Upon learning that the champion of the geography bee would serve as a batboy at the World Series, Cory began devising a strategy for entry.

Cory resorted to cheating on his intelligence quotient exam, prompting Mr. Feeny to suggest—with characteristic ingenuity—that he be enrolled in a school specifically designed for exceptionally gifted students.

Grandma arrived at the Matthews’ home, brimming with generous pronouncements, among them a promise to Cory that she simply wouldn’t be able to fulfill.

Believing that instructing others was simpler than being instructed, Cory found himself unexpectedly filling in as a substitute social studies teacher for an entire week, a consequence of a wager he’d made with Mr. Feeny.

Following Mr. Feeny’s disappointment regarding Cory’s baseball aspirations, Cory’s father reached out to pitcher Jim Abbott for guidance.

Shawn did not react favorably to Cory’s thoughtful present.

Cory and Eric devised various strategies to evade the impending father-son softball game, an event their dad anticipated with considerable enthusiasm.

For Cory and Eric, finding a pair of dancing shoes nestled inside their mother’s bowling bag was quite an event.

A quiet affection began to bloom in Topanga’s heart for Eric, one of Cory’s classmates.

A wave of disappointment washed over Cory when he saw his name on the B-squad roster for the basketball team.

Enticed by a charming woman who convinced him he had the potential to leave his current work and pursue a career as a model, Eric suffered an unfortunate tumble.

For a class project, Cory and Shawn placed a wager on several racehorses, quickly discovering the unpredictable nature of investing and the potential for loss.

With the prospect of his parents’ anger looming, Shawn sought refuge in Cory’s room following a prank that had gone wrong.

The boys' carefully laid schemes went awry when Mr. Feeny unexpectedly stepped in as their babysitter.

For his birthday, Cory received Alan’s cherished boxing medallion—only to misplace it soon after, during a school scuba diving excursion.

With a firm decision, Cory has withdrawn from playing the lead in his school’s production of *Hamlet*.

A wave of frustration washed over Cory as he watched his closest friend, Shawn, become captivated by a girl.

Cory harbored a fleeting wish for Mr. Feeny’s illness, only to be overcome with guilt when the teacher found himself unexpectedly hospitalized.