The second season of the television comedy series Boy Meets World aired between September 23, 1994 and May 19, 1995, on ABC in the United States.

Shawn and Cory see new happiness now that they no longer have to deal with Mr. Feeny as their teacher, but feel scared about a notorious bully named Harley Keiner.

Not put down by this, Cory and Shawn walk the halls of John Adams High and bump into a teacher, who they mistake as for Harley.

After class, Cory crosses paths with the real Harley Keiner and after making small talk, immediately gets threatened.

Meanwhile, Eric has an attractive study partner named Rebecca, and decides to make a move on her while Amy and Alan are at Morgan's soccer practice.

The next day, Mr. Turner explains to a troubled Cory that the reason Mr. Feeny is so upset is because since he is a new principal, his authority could be jeopardized because of the joke.

During his meeting with Feeny, Cory decides to take the blame to protect Shawn, whose parents threatened to send to military school.

Meanwhile, Eric, who is facing a status problem, courts a new senior girl in school named Desiree, who ultimately turns him into her personal slave.

Guest stars: Danny McNulty as Harley, Jason Marsden as Jason, Sydney Bennett as Desiree, Blake Soper as Joey, Jill Novick as Molly The Grapes of Wrath is being taught by Mr. Turner to Cory's class and after being annoyed by the class's response to his teaching methods, makes a deal with them.

Feeling inspired by the book, Cory leads his classmates on a "strike," as they march out of Turner's class and into the cafeteria demanding steak and lobster.

Melissa explains to Cory that all of the cool guys that she invited were not approved by her parents, causing her girlfriends not show up, and eventually the rest of the student body.

Previously, Cory had been taking out the garbage and ran into Mr. Feeny, who told him that a wolf had escaped from the local zoo and may be loose in their area.

The next morning, he feels that he had been growing hair in weird places, and consoles his doubts in Eric, who toys with his mind and tells him that he's turning into a werewolf.

Guest star: Don Calfa as Frank When the class cannot understand Much Ado About Nothing, Mr. Turner launches a new controversial project: he asks his students to videotape each other with their views on love and sex.

Guest stars: Danny McNulty as Harley Keiner, Blake Soper as Joey, Bob Larkin as Janitor Bud Cory and Shawn pretend that they're in a band so that they can impress girls.

But while this creates some problems for him, Cory and Shawn face a bigger dilemma: they are accidentally booked as the entertainment for the school dance.

Special guest stars: Micky Dolenz as Gordy, Rick Nielsen as Norm, Billy Vera as Larry Guest stars: Jhoanna Trias as Sonia, Jewelie Hull as Sherry, Rembrandt as Scream, Adam Scott as Senior, Matthew Stephen Liu as Thor, Andrew Fuentes as Flip Cory and Shawn go to a make-out party.

Keiner, Ethan Suplee as Frankie, Herschel Sparber as Delivery Guy When Shawn cannot decide between two girls, he asks Cory to date one of them while he gets to know the other.

Guest stars: Blake Soper as Joey, John Capodice as Chubbie, Lenny Wolpe as Car Dealer, Ethan Suplee as Frankie, Haylie Johnson as Linda, Molly Morgan as Stacy, Joshua Wiener as Roy A "turnaround" dance gives girls a chance to ask guys out, but that does not take any pressure off Cory, who now worries about who'll ask him, if anyone.

Guest stars: Danny McNulty as Harley Keiner, Blake Soper as Joey, Ethan Suplee as Frankie, Mathea Webb as Gloria Shawn nominates Cory for class president and manages the campaign.

Guest stars: Jonathan Charles Kaplan as Alvin, Shay Astar as Paula, Brandon Adams as Alex, Anndi McAfee as Jennifer Cory intended to get a date for a "couples" party, but ended up agreeing to a real relationship with Wendy.

Guest stars: Monty Hoffman as Chubbie, Kathy Kinney as Rifkin, McNally Sagal as Trisha Stone, Heidi Lucas as Kim, Terry Crisp as Elvis, Mena Suvari as Laura, Phillip Simon as Rodique, Harley Zumbrum as Swindell The school's radio station is so boring!

Cory and Shawn can't even make it more interesting until they hit on the one thing that really gets people's attention: "Lunchtime Lust."

Special guest star: Robin Leach as himself Guest stars: Jonathan Charles Kaplan as Alvin, Hillary Tuck as Sarah, Laurie Fortier as Jasmine, Justin Thomson as Ludwig, Grant Gelt as Spencer An attractive history tutor helps Eric prepare for a test that might raise his grade average enough to allow him to go on a school trip to Europe, then offers to help him cheat because she finds him attractive; Cory is out sick and tells Topanga he had mono from kissing another girl.

Special guest star: Nancy Kerrigan as herself Guest stars: Jason Marsden as Jason, Blake Soper as Joey, Ethan Suplee as Frankie, Kenny Johnston as Harley Keiner, Khrystee Clark as Valerie, Becky Herbst as Jill, Shay Astar as Mindy Shawn and Cory accidentally discover the date and topic of a forthcoming test, leading to them getting good grades.

Guest stars: Blake Soper as Joey, Ethan Suplee as Frankie, Adam Scott as Griff Hawkins, Susan Knight as Miss Gill, Laurie Fortier as Jasmine, Eric Balfour as Tommy Cory may finally have an extracurricular activity to list in the yearbook after he's bullied into joining the high school's wrestling team by Griff Hawkins and his band of thugs.

Guest stars: Robert Goulet as himself, Leon Allen White as Vader, Blake Soper as Joey, Yasmine Bleeth as herself, Adam Scott as Griff Hawkins, Ethan Suplee as Frankie, Jared Murphy as Matt, Charles Carpenter as Savage, Kelly Packard as Candy Shawn is left feeling like a fifth wheel in Cory's house when his mother drives off with the family's mobile home and his father leaves to track her down.