18. How Cory and Topanga Got Their Groove Back

Complete story — includes the ending

While Cory and Topanga are excited for their favorite investigative show, 60 Minutes and 20/20, while all of their other friends are going out partying. Shawn unintentionally insults Topanga after he says that partying is not their thing. Topanga takes that insult to heart and vows to Cory that just because they are married, does not mean that they are boring. Cory doesn't wholeheartedly support Topanga's idea to prove that they're not boring but goes along with her plan just to please her. Cory plans to throw a "fun" party the next night to prove to their classmates and friends that they're fun. However, people are unimpressed after the couple put signs outside the door reading "No parents allowed" and "8:00-?," which also scares people off. Cory and Topanga hand out flyers around the Student Union. Unfortunately, Angela and Rachel reveal that Cory and Topanga's party is the same day as Jerry Dervin's party, one of the most highly anticipated parties of the year. Shawn shows disinterest in the couple's party; Cory forbids him (and also everyone else) from coming to their party and takes back all of the flyers. As the time of their party nears, Cory and Topanga are highly anticipating guests. Topanga cooks quiche, Cory puts out games like Clue, he also picks childish dance music. Cory and Topanga get into a fight and start throwing food at each other, and also all over the room. Later, Rachel, Angela, and Shawn arrive, pondering on whether they should enter the "party." They open the door, and see food everywhere and also notice Cory and Topanga on the floor making out, talking about their disbelief that no one showed up at their party. Meanwhile, Eric gets a bump on the head and gives him the ability to tell the future. Jack is skeptical at first, but is convinced once Eric sneezes the numbers of the lotto. However, Eric refuses to sneeze the remaining numbers, foreseeing trouble somewhere far away, dragging Jack to a spot. Unfortunately, Eric brings Jack to the side of an alley. Frustrated, Jack hits Eric's head onto the dumpster. Jack buys a ticket, but when, that night, the numbers are read on TV, and Eric's numbers are incorrect which causes Jack to rip apart the lotto ticket. The next lotto winning is read and it turns out that Eric's number were correct. In disbelief, Jack is crushed after having torn up the lotto. Absent: William Daniels as George Feeny, Betsy Randle as Amy Matthews, Lindsay Ridgeway as Morgan Matthews, William Russ as Alan Matthews