"Boy Meets World" Rave On (TV Episode 1995) Poster

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(1995)

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7/10
Not bad
salhy-408829 December 2019
Warning: Spoilers
Not the best though but still enjoyable. Eric and Cory want to throw an illegal rave party and make the publicity of it on school which it's kinda weird and even a perfect way to make it failed for me but well it's Eric. But it turned out to be planned the same day as their parents 20th marriage anniversary so big boomer. At the end it turned out quite well to everybody. The episode was kind of slow for me compared to the 7 first but still it was a decent one. I'm just concerned about a think : for me the 90's are a pic if we're talking about really good music and still every time they got a party the background music is so average, dull and stinks that it killed the mood for me, just why ?!
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6/10
The Monkees plus Dave Madden
kevinolzak16 December 2013
"Rave On" was the only episode to reunite three of the four members of 60s pop group The Monkees, the sole appearance of Davy Jones, and the second (and last) for both Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork. While Tork had previously played Jedediah Lawrence in episode 44 "Career Day," Dolenz (as Gordy, installing Alan's hot tub) had played a different character, Norm, in episode 30 "Band on the Run." Davy Jones gets all the laughs as Reginald Fairfield, who had supposedly guided Alan and Amy through Europe in 1974, only now picking up their trail again! Spending the entire episode sponging off everybody, he joins Jedediah and Gordy on stage to perform at Alan and Amy's unintentional 20th wedding anniversary, a decent run through of the Temptations favorite "My Girl," topped with an even shorter rendition of Buddy Holly's "Not Fade Away," first American chart hit for The Rolling Stones. It's all capped off by a cameo from Dave Madden (THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY), as a manager who'd love to find an act without a mother in it! Suggesting that the threesome "could be bigger than The Beatles," they mull it over for a moment, then quickly dismiss the notion. There would be more Monkees reunions over the next year, the group's 30th anniversary, when even Michael Nesmith rejoined his former bandmates for a new album and TV special.
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