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“Boy Meets World” in the early 2000s.Lawrence, 44, recalled his beef with the “SexyBack” singer, 43, on Monday’s episode of the “Pod Meets World” podcast hosted by Fishel, 43, and her former co-stars Will Friedle and Rider Strong.“I don’t know if you guys — well, of course, you remember this — but when *NSYNC kept coming over to the set? I found out years later, when I bumped into Justin, that he thought I was not very nice,” Lawrence told his fellow “Boy Meets World” alums.“He didn’t like me. And he flat out told me to my face,” Lawrence added.The actor, who played Jack Hunter on the coming-of-age sitcom, said that at the time he was “a huge fan” of Timberlake, whose debut album, 2002’s “Justified,” had just come out.However, the tension between the pair was evident to Lawrence once he approached Timberlake.“I didn’t have any recollection of this, and he was like, ‘Oh yeah? Yeah? Now you wanna be friends with me? You were so mean on the set,” Lawrence recalled.

“Pod Meets World” podcast, which he co-hosts with Rider Strong (Shawn Hunter) and Danielle Fishel (Topanga Lawrence).The group brought up the season 6 episode “Hogs and Kisses,” in which Rachel McGuire (Maitland Ward) started a food fight with Eric and Jack (Matthew Lawrence). In the episode, Rachel instigates a food fight to show Eric and Jack not to treat her differently because she’s a girl.Friedle claimed the whole scene was a “sexual thing.” “And then the feet in the marinara on my face, [that] was all a sexual thing,” he claimed.

the former Disney star, who found fame while starring as Rachel McQuire in the later seasons of the beloved ‘90s TV show, “Boy Meets World,” opened up about her transition from child actress to adult film star and the “empowerment” she feels to this day. “I really think people treat me with more respect now, honestly, especially even in Hollywood right now,” said Ward. “I’m pitching my memoir into a TV format and talking with people.

her viral fight with former “Boy Meets World” co-star Danielle Fishel.In an exclusive interview with The Post, Ward, 48, said she believes her heated argument with Fishel, 43, on the “Pod Meets World” podcast was “orchestrated” by Fishel, Will Friedle and Rider Strong.Furthermore, Ward said she’s especially hurt by Friedle, 48, since he invited her on the show and she considered him her “friend.”“What’s really hurtful about the situation is, maybe she was mad or whatever, and she wanted to bring it up like that, but Will had presented this show to me before like it was going to be so much fun. We’re going to talk about all times.

“Pod Meets World” podcast. Fishel got into a heated argument on the podcast with former co-star Maitland Ward, who accused Fishel of ignoring her on the “Girl Meets World” set. That prompted Fishel to open up about her experience on the show.“It was a very, very difficult set,” Fishel explained.

Monday’s episode of the “Pod Meets World” podcast, which Fishel, 43, co-hosts with former co-stars Rider Strong and Will Friedle. The back-and-forth began when Fishel asked Ward, 48, “Do you hate us?”Ward, who played Rachel McGuire on the ABC sitcom and then became an adult film star, responded, “No, I do not hate you. I think that you hate me, because you wouldn’t speak to me on ‘Girl Meets World,’ and that was hurtful.”Fishel denied that she ignored Ward on the set of the spinoff series that aired from 2014 to 2017.

Pod Meets World” podcast with former “Boy Meets World” stars Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong and Will Friedle, Janicek said “TGIF” really stood for, “Thank Goodness it’s Funny.”He recalled workshopping possible names. “We were talking about things like the ‘Friday Fun Club.’ There’s a whole list somewhere I probably could dig up, but I remember that one.

“Pod Meets World” podcast. “I don’t remember it going that far.

“Pod Meets World,” Strong, 44, Danielle Fishel, 43, and Will Friedle, 48, looked back on the Season 5 episode “If You Can’t Be With the One You Love,” which explores Cory (Ben Savage) getting his best friend Shawn (Strong) to drink.“I was probably 17 the first time I tried alcohol, so it was probably right before this,” Strong said on the podcast. “But I remember Ben and I talking about, like, how do you play drunk and having conversations about it. And he nails it.

getting pregnant at age 54. The “Boy Meets World” alum shared the news on Monday’s episode of “The Tamron Hall Show.”“I did lose the baby,” said McGee, per Entertainment Weekly. “It wasn’t expected, it was closer to the end of the first trimester.

“Boy Meets World” actress, 43, revealed her diagnosis on Monday’s episode of her podcast, “Pod Meets World,” that she hosts with her former co-stars Will Friedle and Rider Strong. “I would like to share something with our listeners, something that Rider and Will were actually two of the first people I told the news to,” Fishel said. “I was recently diagnosed with DCIS, which stands for ductal carcinoma in situ, which is a form of breast cancer,” she shared.“It is very, very, very early,” the actress continued.

“Pod Meets World” podcast, the 43-year-old recalled how her and her co-star Will Friedle’s weight gain was written into an episode of the ’90s coming-of-age sitcom.“I remember when they called me into the office to tell me they were going to [do it]. It wasn’t really like they asked,” Fishel told her podcast co-host and “Boy Meets World” co-star Rider Strong and “Full House” alum Candace Cameron Bure.“They just said, ‘We just want you to know, obviously, you guys have gained a little bit of weight, so we’re going to write an episode about it, and we just wanted you to know, and here’s what it’s going to be.

Danielle Fishel, known for her role as Topanga on “Boy Meets World,” has expressed some discontent with her character’s happily ever after. On the August 5 episode of the “Pod Meets World” podcast co-hosted by former castmates Rider Strong and Will Friedle, Fishel, 43, revealed that if she could change one thing about the show, it would be to alter the wedding between Topanga and her high school sweetheart, Cory Matthews (Ben Savage).

McGee told ET.The couple tried to conceive without intervention and considered using IVF, but decided against it.They instead sought out and worked with the Garifuna people in Belize (where Thedford has a “cultural background,” McGee said) and started taking supplements.McGee also gives credit to a low-stress environment for helping reverse early menopause signs.“The No. 1 thing for me is to not partake in any stress and stay away from negativity as much as I can, and that pertains to what I put on TV, what I look at on my phone,” she said. “There’s so much drama and violence and negativity out there as soon as you turn on the screen.

of sexual abuse, revealed during his 2003 trial that Strong, 44, and nearly 40 others had written character statements to the judge. “I just had the most amazing conversation with @RiderStrong we are all healing together.

“Boy Meets World” stars Will Friedle and Rider Strong recalled a painful experience they allegedly endured with guest star Brian Peck.During the “Pod Meets World” Feb. 19 podcast, Friedle, Strong and Danielle Fishel were joined by family therapist Kati Morton.

Will Friedle is revisiting his comments regarding his relationship with his former “Boy Meets World” co-star Ben Savage after he revealed last year that Savage suddenly “ghosted” the once close-knit cast.Friedle, 47, and “Cheetah Girls” star Sabrina Bryan, 39, host the new iHeart podcast “Magical Rewind,” where they watch and discuss fan-favorite Wonderful World of Disney and Disney Channel Original Movies, also known as DCOMs. When asked by The Post if there is any update on the “Boy Meets World” cast’s relationship with Savage, Friedle replied, “No, no.”“Ben is, you know, running for Congress, and I would hope he feels the same way that I feel about him, which is that I hope he’s just happy and healthy and enjoying his life,” he added.

Will Friedle, who starred as Eric Matthews in the early 1990s sitcom “Boy Meets World,” revealed Monday that he used to resell porn to his buddies as a side business at age 11.During an appearance on the podcast “Hey Dude … The 90s Called!,” the former child actor explained that he would often buy the X-rated magazines whenever he would go to New York to audition for roles. “I’d get off at Port Authority, and my manager would pick me up — most of the time — and I would walk the streets at 11 years old,” Friedle, 47, said.

show, based on the Archie Comics character of the same name, she was aching for more mature gigs as the ABC series progressed. However, the now-47-year-old’s magical, squeaky-clean image was tarnished when she posed half-naked for the cover of Maxim magazine in 1999 — and she was accused of breaching her TV contract because of it.On top of that, she was nearly fired, too.She claimed she found out she was being sued by the network at the premiere of her 1999 rom-com “Drive Me Crazy” — calling it the “worst day” of her life on a recent episode of the “Boy Meets World” rewatch podcast “Pod Meets World.”She also revealed to hosts Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong and Will Friedle that, as a result of her sexy cover shoot, she was even almost booted from her role in the horror parody film “Scary Movie” — something that she allegedly also found out on the red carpet.The Long Island native, who appeared as Sabrina in a 1997 episode of “Boy Meets World,” said that she was waiting for a post-premiere car ride when she got the news.“I get a call in the limo,” she said.

Boy Meets World” recently revealed that their friend and former co-star, Ben Savage, has allegedly “ghosted” them for the past three years. In a candid interview with Variety, Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong, and Will Friedle, who portrayed Topanga Lawrence, Shawn Hunter, and Eric Matthews, respectively, shared their disappointment and confusion regarding Savage’s sudden absence from their lives.According to Friedle, there was no falling out or animosity between them.

Danielle Fishel as Topanga on , there was Bonnie Morgan. As viewers know today, Fishel portrayed Topanga Lawrence through all seven seasons of the hit ABC sitcom, but that was not originally the case. Instead, Morgan, a fellow child actress, had landed the role, but was swiftly fired.