Friends and family gather at the Matthews’ home to help make a difficult decision.
With Riley’s 16th birthday approaching, the kids contemplate the future and how rapidly their relationships will change in a few short years.
Fans peek behind the scenes of Girl Meets World.
It's Christmas time and Riley is excited to celebrate her favorite holiday, but for Maya the holidays only bring back unhappy memories from her childhood.
Maya schemes to sabotage another actress so that her mom will get a role in an upcoming movie.
Riley skips out on helping Topanga at the bakery to stay home and binge-watch her favorite TV show.
Auggie hosts "Scary Time Theater" and shows what the world would be like if Riley and Maya had never met.
Riley tries to make new friends in high school but everyone acts less friendly than she expects.
Some students learn surprises about their diverse heritage during Cultural Week.
Riley wakes to find her childhood teddy bear, Barry the Bear, missing and enlists the help of her family and friends to find him.
Riley has trouble with her debate assignment when she must argue if people are naturally good or evil.
Maya has some concerns about Shawn and Katy’s upcoming wedding.
The group's ski trip comes to an end, and Lucas must finally choose between Maya and Riley.
When Cory becomes the head of the Nature Club, the whole gang heads out on a trip to a familiar ski lodge
Maya wants to do something bad to balance out all the good she's done lately.
Maya and Riley travel upstate to help Maya find her true artistic voice, but neglect to tell Cory and Topanga where they've gone.
Maya's art teacher implies that her friendship with Riley could be affecting her artist's voice, thus kicking her identity crisis into full gear.
Riley finds out the hard way that getting a bad grade in high school will count toward her permanent record.
Riley's worried that her new classmates don't like the real her so she invents and online alter-ego named Jexica; Cory and Topanga face Auggie's internet usage.
The foursome continues to navigate the rigors of high school; some join sports teams while others choose academic clubs.
Riley, Maya, Farkle and Lucas start their freshmen year and quickly learn their place as smaller fish in a much bigger lake.
