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Adam Scott set the record straight on Boy Meets World beef with Rider Strong
After nearly three decades, actor Adam Scott says he’s finally at ease over an awkward on‑set moment he had with Rider Strong while guest starring on “Boy Meets World” in the mid-1990s. During the Season 2 finale of the ABC sitcom, Scott, who played the bully Griff Hawkins, approached series star Strong to congratulate him on wrapping the season.
The call back to the 1999 season six episode of "Boy Meets World" involves an accidental generational boy band clash.
Rider Strong remembers hanging out with Justin Timberlake at the 'Boy Meets World' craft services table, where an interaction ...
In a new podcast interview, 'Severance' star Adam Scott revealed the challenge that took him "20 years to overcome" on movie ...
Rider Strong Says It Actually Did Make Sense for Cory and Topanga to Get Married at 18 on Boy Meets World Drake Bell Says Boy Meets World's Will Friedle, Rider Strong 'Check In on Me' After ...
Drake Bell revealed that he has forgiven Rider Strong. The Nickelodeon star previously called out the "Boy Meets World" alum for supporting Bell's convicted abuser Brian Peck.
Boy Meets World stars Will Friedle, Rider Strong and Danielle Fishel peeled back the curtain on their former guest star Brian Peck, who was convicted of sexually abusing a Nickelodeon child actor ...
This was apparently news to Rider, 42, who played Shawn Hunter opposite Danielle’s Topanga Lawrence in the beloved ABC series. “That’s not true, you’ve never told me that!” he exclaimed.
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