Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
The last couple of Girl Meets World episodes had swept the events of the "Texas" arc under the rug, but "Girl Meets the New Year" brought the love triangle back to the forefront -- or I guess love square, including Charlie Gardener. And similar to the "Texas" episodes, this storyline definitely had good character moments, but it ultimately didn't make any real headway.
It was nice seeing Harper Burgess come back for this one, as she and Cory tag-teamed this week's lesson. The Sense and Sensibility tie-in was a good fit for Riley and Maya's current situation -- unlike Cory's friendship/growth/feelings speech, which was a little too on-the-nose. I was also let down by the fact that Zay was completely left out of this episode, with Charlie taking his place in class. I mean, the seat behind Lucas is kind of a revolving door, but it still felt weird that Zay wasn't at Riley's New Year's party.
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The last couple of Girl Meets World episodes had swept the events of the "Texas" arc under the rug, but "Girl Meets the New Year" brought the love triangle back to the forefront -- or I guess love square, including Charlie Gardener. And similar to the "Texas" episodes, this storyline definitely had good character moments, but it ultimately didn't make any real headway.
It was nice seeing Harper Burgess come back for this one, as she and Cory tag-teamed this week's lesson. The Sense and Sensibility tie-in was a good fit for Riley and Maya's current situation -- unlike Cory's friendship/growth/feelings speech, which was a little too on-the-nose. I was also let down by the fact that Zay was completely left out of this episode, with Charlie taking his place in class. I mean, the seat behind Lucas is kind of a revolving door, but it still felt weird that Zay wasn't at Riley's New Year's party.
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