Warning: Full spoilers from the episode follow.
Much like last year's Halloween episode, Girl Meets World's horror-themed sequel was a neat concept but lacked the same heart as other episodes and only occasionally delivered laughs. But unlike that episode, "Girl Meets World: Of Terror 2" didn't even have the same anthology element that made the last one as charming as it was, which ultimately left it feeling like a bust.
That said, there were some fun scenes in this. For example, Cory and Topanga's asides saved the otherwise tedious trick-or-treat subplot. Auggie, "Doi" and Ava's Oz-inspired costumes were cute, but their candy-crazed antics were typical and didn't add much to the episode. Meanwhile, the claymation and animated segments seemed half-baked, like the writers wanted to do a whole episode in that style but didn't have the time nor the budget to do it.
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Much like last year's Halloween episode, Girl Meets World's horror-themed sequel was a neat concept but lacked the same heart as other episodes and only occasionally delivered laughs. But unlike that episode, "Girl Meets World: Of Terror 2" didn't even have the same anthology element that made the last one as charming as it was, which ultimately left it feeling like a bust.
That said, there were some fun scenes in this. For example, Cory and Topanga's asides saved the otherwise tedious trick-or-treat subplot. Auggie, "Doi" and Ava's Oz-inspired costumes were cute, but their candy-crazed antics were typical and didn't add much to the episode. Meanwhile, the claymation and animated segments seemed half-baked, like the writers wanted to do a whole episode in that style but didn't have the time nor the budget to do it.
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