I agree with CraftyLuna. The occasional slip is understandable, but the writers on here make too many grammatical and spelling mistakes to be explained away as mere human error, while at other times it's downright unreadable. It just looks unprofessional.

Cody Lambert wasn't Dana's step-brother. He was her step-cousin (the dad's nephew).

"Honestly, we're not entirely sure how Joey Lawrence has gotten a line other than 'Woah!' his entire career."

First, how does this sentence belong in the Mayim Bialik section? Are you sure this didn't belong in the first paragraph? Also, and I really shouldn't have to say this to a "professional" writer on a "professional" website, but it's spelled "whoa." How many times do your loyal readers have to beg for editors? Have some respect for your audience.

KK is enough shorter than DC that the drag thing didn't last long for me. Plus, I had the advantage of seeing her on his version of Whose Line. And I recognized her voice on Secret Life before I recognized her without all that Tammy Faye makeup. Also, ITA with Kristen's comments.

Rachel Stein, I generally find your additions to this site to be pretty much the only ones worth reading... So why is this one so unreadable?

I'm with everyone else. TWoP needs an editor (preferably one not currently enrolled in ESL classes). I no longer recommend this site to friends because I'm embarrassed by the quality of what gets posted.

Deer TWoP-
I am happy to bee you're editor so these people dont have to post they're opinions anymore, altho they will post irregardless.

I hope you are making a joke. If you aren't, please stay in school.

Alicat, Boy Meets World was awesome. There's no denying that. The only continuity issue I clearly remember (although I feel like there were a bunch) was that Morgan was a baby one season then she was like 8 years old the next. I seem to remember them making a joke about it, though, like, "Boy, you're growing up so fast."

I enjoyed your article rachel,dont listen to these dummies

It looks like at least the first sentence was fixed, so thanks for that, whoever fixed it! Now I will go read the rest of the article.

Re: Boy Meets World, I was a die hard fan of the show, and I recall a few serious changes and continuity issues towards the end of the series. Once Corey and Topanga started dating in high school, they started saying they've always been together, and were always in love. In the early seasons, it was clear they like each other, but in the Elementary School, hate each other kind of way, not the schmaltzy romanticized way they later portrayed it. That, and they made Eric (or whatever Will Friedle's character was named) into a complete idiot later on, but in the beginning he wasn't stupid, just girl crazy. It made the last couple of seasons pretty unwatchable.

I will always love Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie from Full House) - I always thought she got the short end of the stick because so few episodes were about her even though she was the most talented of the three girls, just rewatch the first 3 seasons to see this girl had potential. She had a natural wit and charm vs. the Olsens who became unwatchable waiting for them to deliver their 'cute' lines. After it became clear they were too old for that, they basically gave her Stephanie's character traits - namely being intelligent. However, the Olsens could not pull it off and Michelle looked like a jerk from season 6 onward. I hope she gets a chance to come back to tv. As for Dave Coulier, I recently rewatched the early seasons of Full House and he was much funnier than I recall from the 80s. Its still a little lame sometimes, but not as awful as I seemed to think. The only ones who were really bad or unnecessary on the show were Michelle, Alex and Nicky, and to a large extent Becky who was a bland character only useful to counsel D.J. on some "woman to woman" issues every blue moon.

I loved Boy Meets World, but there were some real continuity problems. In the beginning, Topanga had an older sister and her whole family were super hippies. Then the sister was dropped and the parents weren't hippies (they switched actors, too) and they got a divorce. Shawn's family story was a real mess. In an early season he was revealed to have an older brother who was a thug. Who his mother was changed about five times. The thug-brother never appeared again, but then the secret half-brother from his "real real" mother was introduced. I still love the show, anyway. I liked how Shawn seemed to know they were on a tv show, so he knew how storylines would be resolved. I hated how they changed Eric, but liked most of the rest of the show, even in the end.

Kathy Kinney is a fine actress - I saw her once in some film with DeNiro where DeNiro is an abusive Father who tries to isolate his wife and son (neither of which was played by Kathy - she was a friend of the wife). I hated Boy Meets World, but from the comments here, I suspect that it was the Brady Bunch of its era - a show that is a touchstone of a generation. Word on Jodie Sweetin - she was great - the only saving grace on that show other than the gal who played Kimmie, a female Eddie Felsted. And Dave Coulier was easily one of the ten worst actors ever to be in a hit show. Sorry, worst five.

I wholeheartedly agree with CraftLuna and JB - this article makes very little sense. Do they have shows now? Or are you just saying they shouldn't? Ugh, I actually shouldn't get into what is wrong with the article - I will be here all day!

Kathy Kinney was a regular on the last year of Newhart in 1989, long before most people knew who Drew Carey was.