Peaches

Episode 1: Girl Meets Sophomores

The gang faces pressure to do the hazing traditions towards the freshman class, the same hazing they were put through the previous year. Riley stands up to it, her and her friends befriending the freshmen.

Episode 2: Girl Meets Moving Day

Maya moves to a nice apartment with her mother and Shawn, but feels sentimental about leaving her old place. Riley excitedly helps decorate her new room.

Episode 3: Girl Meets NYPD

When Zay is stopped and searched by a police officer on the street for no good reason, the gang learns about the black lives matter movement and why it’s important.

Episode 4: Girl Meets Sweet Sixteen 2.0

Maya is really turning sixteen, and Riley is excited to help her plan the party. Maya is surprised when Lucas buys her an expensive paint set that she wanted.

Episode 5: Girl Meets Nighttime

Maya and Zay, being pretty popular at their school, are invited to a High School party. Riley and Farkle are dissapointed that they weren’t invited and try to be cooler. Meanwhile, Auggie and Ava have a slumber party.

Episode 6: Girl Meets Sister Part 1

One of Maya’s half sisters from her dad’s new family, Hailey, finds Maya and wants to have a relationship with her. Maya’s old insecurities about her father make her hesitant, but everything she has in common with Hailey excites her.

Episode 7: Girl Meets Sister Part 2

Maya’s father shows up to take Hailey back home, and Hailey questions how good of a person her father is. Riley is worried that Maya’s new relationship with Hailey is making Maya forget about her. She ends up becoming friends with Hailey too, Maya saying that Riley is her real sister.

Episode 8: Girl Meets Lucas

The gang realizes that they’ve never met Lucas’s family, so they insist on going to his apartment. Lucas is hesitant, but he caves. It turns out that he has four younger siblings who he and his father take care of since his mother left. Riley gets along well with his siblings. Maya has a talk with Lucas about how she understands his pain since they both had parents who left.

Episode 9: Girl Meets Activist

Riley starts to feel bad about herself because she realizes that Maya is an artist, Lucas and Zay are atheletes, Farkle and Smackle are scientists, so what is she? She tries out (and fails at) many different clubs until she discovers her passion for activism. She participates in the women’s march and does a report on gun control.

Episode 10: Girl Meets the Fourth Grade

We get a look into Auggie and Ava’s classroom and we meet their friends. They have a conflict when there is another fourth grade pair that rivals them for the best couple. Farkle and Riley are teacher’s assistants for the day.

Episode 11: Girl Meets Test

The gang takes the PSAT. Maya is shocked to find out that she got a good score, while Smackle is shocked at how low hers is. Maya is told that she’s a lot smarter than she shows. Zay comforts Smackle, saying it was just a lack of studying.

Episode 12: Girl Meets Babysitter

Lucas has a baseball tournament while his father is out in business. Riley is gone for debate club, so he asks Maya to babysit his siblings. Maya struggles keeping them under control, going trough funny incidents, but they end up loving her in the end. Lucas sees Maya in a different light.

Episode 13: Girl Meets Homecoming

The gang goes to their first High School dance. Lucas asks Riley with a poster, and Maya is asked by a popular and handsome senior. Farkle is suspicious when he notices Lucas’s jealousy towards Maya’s date.

Episode 14: Girl Meets Riley and Farkle

Farkle worries that Lucas still has feelings for Maya, and he’s very upset, considering that Lucas is with Riley. Farkle confronts Lucas, but Lucas wonders why Farkle is so heated about it. Lucas suggests that Farkle loves Riley as more than a friend. Farkle says he doesn’t know how he feels, and he breaks up with Smackle. Auggie notices similarities between Riley and Farkle and his parents.

Episode 15: Girl Meets Adoption

Shawn wants to adopt Maya, and all is well until Maya’s biological father has to sign to give away his parental rights. Maya fears confronting her father again, but she also gets to see Hailey. Meanwhile, Zay is failing Algebra. Smackle tries her best to tutor him.

Episode 16: Girl Meets Sports

Lucas recalls how good Maya was at pitching is seventh grade and encourages her to try out for the softball team. Meanwhile, Auggie and Ava have a rivalry at their little league soccer practice.

Episode 17: Girl Meets Just Friends

Maya and Lucas try to rekindle their friendship by going bowling together. Riley and Farkle go shopping at a book store and at Eataly (an Italian food court in NYC). Zay and Smackle continue their tutoring sessions, and Smackle is oblivious to Zay’s flirting.

Episode 18: Girl Meets Camping Part 1

The Sophmore class is taken to Washington State for a camping trip in Eastern Washington. They set off on a hike, and Maya catches Smackle and Zay holding hands when she ditches the trail. As she’s walking through the forest, Maya trips and sprains her wrist. Lucas gets extremely worried when they can’t find Maya. This causes Riley to be suspicious of him having feelings for Maya.

Episode 19: Girl Meets Camping Part 2

Once Lucas takes care of Maya’s injury and shows immense worry for her back at the camp site, Riley confronts Lucas about his feelings for her. Lucas admits that he still likes Maya, so Riley and Lucas mutually break up. Once they tell everyone, Zay immediately helps Farkle come up with a grand gesture to win Riley over. Riley is hilariously oblivious.

Episode 20: Girl Meets Camping Part 3

Cory tries to build his tent and a campfire, discovering his lack of camping skills. Riley ends up doing both with ease. As night comes, The gang gathers around the campfire. Maya and Lucas are the last ones there, and they have a talk. Lucas confesses his feelings, and they look back to the Texas campfire before sharing a kiss.

Episode 21: Girl Meets Fire

Maya asks Riley if it’s really okay that she wants to be with Lucas. Riley says it is, confessing her feelings for Farkle. Maya and Lucas go public as a couple at their school, but they’re overwhelmed by the response. Everyone is obsessed with their relationship, thinking they’re so good together. They’re reminded of when they were voted best couple in eighth grade (they’re like FIYAH😂). They end up deciding it’ll blow over, and they’re happy they’re finally together.

Episode 22: Girl Meets Grand Gesture

Zay and Farkle put together a grand promposal for Farkle to ask Riley to the prom. Farkle wants it to be personal, so he invites Riley to his house. Zay excitedly helps him set up candles and flowers. Riley comes, Farkle confesses his love, and she returns it. They share a candlelit kiss. Meanwhile, Maya and Lucas have a heated and playful argument over what movie to watch at her place.

Episode 23: Girl Meets Prom

The gang goes to the prom, Lucas with Maya, Riley with Farkle, and Smackle with Zay. Maya and Lucas win King and Queen for the Sophomore class. Zay and Smackle are bored of dancing, so they team up to try to trick a strict chaperone in an attempt to steal the chocolate fountain. They succeed.

Episode 24: Girl Meets Finals

The gang stresses about their final exams. Riley hosts a study session at her house. Maya and Lucas procrastinate the whole time, cuddling and laughing on the couch instead. Riley and Farkle go all out; flash cards, quizlets, the whole deal. Smackle tries to jam Algebra into Zay’s Head. Meanwhile, Topanga comforts Auggie about a bad grade he got on a math worksheet.

Episode 25: Girl Meets Juniors

in every girl meets world episode post ski lodge riley is like 99.99% sure that she and lucas are going to break up. like even in the episode where they start dating she’s just like “who know how long that’s going to fucking last” like you’d think for a girl who is the child of cory and topanga she’d be way more confident than she was

Another great thing about Bellamy is how much his character subverts the toxic masculinity so many TV characters perpetuate– he is emotional as well as aggressive, he respects female power and leadership without feeling threatened by it, he is a supportive caregiver, he expresses feelings of hurt and fear and self-loathing in gut-wrenchingly vulnerable ways, and add this to the fact that he is an Asian leading male that is powerful, important, and not desexualized, and you understand that his character is nothing short of revolutionary.

Also, Bob Morley is hands down one of the best actors on the show, and his performance honestly makes Bellamy ten times more fleshed out and real than he already would be. Seriously, some of the most powerful and organic emotional moments of the show, and a lot of unspoken development for Bellamy, are all due to Bob Morley’s acting.

Farkle: here’s my jacket

Maya: I’m cold too