Warning: Full spoilers from the episode follow.
The classroom jabs continued in "Girl Meets the Secret of Life," as Cory's "Belgium in 1831" lesson was put on hold yet again -- this time for a math problem, or so the class thought. (Apparently not even Cory knows what class he's teaching at this point.) In fact, it was Yogi who posed the mack daddy of all existential questions: "What is the secret of life?" The results were an all-too broad series of events that only vaguely related to one another.
Perhaps the biggest takeaway from "Girl Meets the Secret of Life" was the introduction of a new student, Isaiah Babineaux (Amir Mitchell-Townes), an old friend of Lucas's from back home. While initially was initially kind of a jerk to Lucas about his past (seriously, dude, you're going to make everybody feel that uneasy the minute you get there?), he turned out to be a fun addition to the group, with a little help from Maya and, eventually, Lucas. Hopefully we'll see more of Isaiah in the future -- unlike the ill-fated Billy Ross from Season 1.
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The classroom jabs continued in "Girl Meets the Secret of Life," as Cory's "Belgium in 1831" lesson was put on hold yet again -- this time for a math problem, or so the class thought. (Apparently not even Cory knows what class he's teaching at this point.) In fact, it was Yogi who posed the mack daddy of all existential questions: "What is the secret of life?" The results were an all-too broad series of events that only vaguely related to one another.
Perhaps the biggest takeaway from "Girl Meets the Secret of Life" was the introduction of a new student, Isaiah Babineaux (Amir Mitchell-Townes), an old friend of Lucas's from back home. While initially was initially kind of a jerk to Lucas about his past (seriously, dude, you're going to make everybody feel that uneasy the minute you get there?), he turned out to be a fun addition to the group, with a little help from Maya and, eventually, Lucas. Hopefully we'll see more of Isaiah in the future -- unlike the ill-fated Billy Ross from Season 1.
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