Danielle Fishel brings 8 Boy Meets World alumni to Dancing with the Stars

Danielle Fishel He rounds it all off Boy meets world cost for Dancing with the stars Dedication night.

He took Fishel, 44, to Instagram on Monday, October 13, to reveal that eight of her former colleagues will be on the ballroom for the special evening, which will include performing a special dance with her partner. Pasha Pashkov and Bill Daniels He is also known as Mr. Feeny from the hit 90s sitcom. Will Friedel (Eric Matthews), Matthew Lawrence (Jack Hunter), Betsy Randle (Amy Matthews), William Ross (Alan Matthews), Trina McGee (Angela Moore) Bonnie Bartlett (Dean Bolander) and Alex desert Eli Williams will also be there.

“The amazing group of people who will be joining me DWTS Tomorrow is dedication night!” Fishel wrote alongside the eight photos of the stars. “I feel an overwhelming responsibility to give a full and joyful ceremonial dance to the man responsible for thousands of people becoming teachers and who has helped raise multiple generations. This dance is my dedication to Bill but I represent all of you who have loved and appreciated his career for many decades.

She also gave a shout out to Strong riderwho played Shawn Hunter on the show, told fans he wouldn’t be able to attend because he “works out of town” but “we’re going to miss him.”

“This is our Coachella,” the Instagram account for “Pod Meets World,” Fishel’s rewatch podcast with Strong, 45, and Friedle, 49, responded in the comments section.

Fishel announced on the Oct. 8 episode of her podcast “Danielle With the Stars” that she had chosen Daniels, 98, for the dedication night for Season 34. She shared that she and Pashkoff, 39, will perform a jive Boy meets world theme song, and Daniels will be “on the dance floor with us and participating in the dancing, too.”

“It sounds crazy to say that out loud. But yes, we can dance to Boy Meets World, the song you all know and love.” (The sitcom had three different songs throughout its seven seasons, but it’s possible that Fishel was referring to the final track that played from seasons 5 through 7.)

Boy meets world It aired from 1993 to 2000 and starred it Ben Savage As Corey Matthews, a boy who learns how to juggle friendship, school, family, and romance. Fishel played Topanga, Cory’s lover and eventual wife, while Daniels was the beloved teacher who followed them through high school and college. The relationship between Feeny and the children was a staple of the series, with the show’s final scene being a tear-filled farewell between Savage, Fishel, Daniels, Strong, and Friedle. “Dream, try, do good,” he tells them as they all embrace.

“It’s really a dedication to Bill and the role he played in my life and the role Boy Meets World played in my life,” Fishel explained in her October 8 announcement. “He’s just an inspiration to so many of us. And to be able to thank him and give him this kind of platform to receive the love he deserves will be unforgettable.”

She said later Entertainment Weekly that Daniels had a “most amazing” career which has inspired her over the years.

“I feel like I’m doing a second act in my life and in my career at 44 years old,” she told the outlet earlier this month. “To see him at 98 years old and still going to conventions, he’ll be on the ballroom next week, and he was part of a show that completely changed my life.”

Fishel and Pashkov have, depending DWTS jUudges, were in the “middle of the pack” throughout Season 34 but found themselves in the bottom three during Disney Night on October 7. The couple was eventually rescued when… Hilaria Baldwin and Gleb Savchenko They were the ones sent home.

“We will continue to receive judge comments. They are.” Really good at giving us “Very specific observations,” she said. Us Weekly Exclusively after the episode. “I’ll go home and watch the tape, see if I can see what they’re talking about in the area where there was a little bit of chaos in the Lindy Hop (section), and then I’ll see what I can improve. I just want to get better every week. So every week, I’m like, ‘Whatever I need to do.’

Dancing with the stars It airs on ABC and Disney+ on Tuesdays. Episodes are available to stream the next day on Hulu.