With its bittersweet mix of humor and depiction of the heartache all teenagers face, "Boy Meets World" was a hit during the seven seasons that it ran on ABC from 1993 to 2000. Young and old audiences alike tuned in each week to follow the journey of Cory Matthews (Ben Savage) that began when he was in junior high school and followed him through college and marriage. Now fans of the series can enjoy all of "The Boy Meets World" episodes available from Gold Star DVD at www.goldstardvd.com/product/productid/3177846/catid/258/ret/boymeets_world _the_complete_tv_series_on_dvd/

Each of the "The Boy Meets World" episodes used humor to remind adult fans of their own youth, including both the happy times and challenges of growing up. As with "The Wonder Years" (which starred Ben Savage's brother real-life brother Fred Savage), this poignant situation comedy recalled for its adult fans the often turbulent times of their youth. The show was also a favorite among younger fans because it helped them cope with some of the same issues they were facing.

When the series began, Cory is in junior high school. The collection of the "Boy Meets World" episodes shows how the series used humor as it examined Cory's journey of becoming a man as he is forced to deal with issues such as puberty, deciding who he wants to be, dealing with bullies and the struggle of all youth in learning how to fit in with others. Later episodes also dealt with jealousy, sex and rebellion. As the series progressed, the characters faced other issues.

Each of the "Boy Meets World" episodes was almost like a soap opera as they followed Cory and his girlfriend Topanga (Danielle Fishel) through the complexities of a teen romance. Along with Fishel, the show's supporting cast also included actors Rider Strong as Cory's best friend Shawn, Will Friedle as his brother Eric, and William Daniels as Cory's teacher and mentor Mr. Feeny.

Each of the "Boy Meets World" episodes shares Cory's life as he and his girlfriend decide the course of their relationship, friendships are challenged as he and the other characters mature, and as they encounter the temptations all teenagers face at some point in their journey toward adulthood. That's why this warm comedy also challenged young viewers to examine situations in their own lives, while enjoying a laugh every week.

The collection of the complete "Boy Meets World" episodes includes all 158 episodes of the series on 15 DVDs. Each episode is uncut, commercial free and unedited. Episodes feature outstanding video and audio quality and are included in chronological order based on when they first aired on network television. The set comes with custom artwork and the DVDs are region free, allowing them to be played on any DVD player, DVD-Rom, X-Box or PS2 worldwide.

And at a cost of $37.95, the collection of "Boy Meets World" episodes is a savings of $81 over purchasing it at retail price. For information about how to purchase this collection that is perfect for any fan of the series and is sure to entertain those watching it for the first time, please visit www.goldstardvd.com/product/productid/3177846/catid/258/ret/boymeets_world _the_complete_tv_series_on_dvd/.