Came for Topanga Stayed for Eric Shawn is cool Enjoying the pod

Show has so much potential, but it’s just not there. Danielle comes off as extremely insincere, rider just is just sad and jaded on the whole show and Will is a positive puppy dog, that seems to be the only one in touch with reality about what the show was. The guests are usually good, which is a positive

Yes, it frustrates me that they continue to talk about what they would have done. It’s still a very podcast

Will is the only one that is tolerable throughout the whole series. Rider whines about every episode like he would have made a better show

The chemistry of the trifecta of Danielle, Rider, and Will is irresistibly engaging. It’s not nostalgia bait but a genuinely informative and entertaining retrospective about one of the best 90’s early 00’s shows ever.

Very entertaining trio who’s friendship you get to be a part of. Unlike other rewatch podcasts that are sponsored by the network the show was on, these actors actually get to show their true personalities and share their honest opinions on episodes and their experiences. Plus, SO MANY guest interviews. Funny, informative, entertaining; pretty much all you could ask for from these people. Probably shouldn’t have a “clean” rating though tbh

Love this podcast but jeez the amount of ads is getting absurd! I need to skip 3 minutes just to hear it start and today I found myself listening to pretty much an infomercial about Samsung phones. Seriously, I’m supposed to believe 3 former child stars are genuinely impressed by a cell phone camera? Lol

I’ve seen Pod Meets World bouncing around the internet for the last few years. I’m not a podcast person, so I’m hundreds of episodes behind. Like basically everyone, the Maitland Ward episode sucked me in, and now I’m rewatching the show on Disney . It’s SO WEIRD that Danielle, Will, and Rider are not only real people - but they’re adults now. In my head, even though I’m 41, they’re definitely still the same people I — totally not at all weirdly — had plastered to my wall. Thanks to living in a crater in Iowa in the 90s, my entertainment news was delivered by print, and I have to find out 30 years later that it’s NOT Will Free-dill. My life is forever changed.

Menell wrote the episode and I can’t remember if he’s the wrestling lover, but if so I think it explains the title.. during the time this episode came out was when Jeff Jarrett’s gimmick was saying Ain’t I Great all the time so it might be referencing that.

Man that Maitland interview was difficult to listen to. I understand where Danielle was coming from, but I agree with the other reviews that she just came off like a bully. I don’t know why Danielle would allow an episode release where she comes off that bad. I thought it was nice that Will took accountability and said that the miscommunication on when the interview would happen was his fault. I support Danielle‘s decision to defend Maitland‘s comments about them in the press, but the constant beating was really really uncomfortable and a little out of line.