THEN AND NOW: The cast of 'Boy Meets World' 20 years later

She's appeared at conventions dressed as Poison Ivy from the "Batman" comics and Mera from "Aquaman," among other characters.

Ward signed with the adult boutique talent agency Society 15 and she's posted several topless photos on her social media accounts. The actress previously appeared in "White Chicks" and "Rules of Engagement." Her latest role was on an erotic series for adult film studio Blacked.

Ward has been married to Terry Baxter since 2006.

She gave up a scholarship at Yale to attend Pennbrook. Rachel was also Jack and Eric's roommate.

They exchanged vows at the Fairmont Grand del Mar in San Diego, California, according to People.

Lawrence went on to star in the 2001 Disney Channel movie "Jumping Ship" with siblings Joey Lawrence and Andrew Lawrence. The trio also starred on a sitcom in the '90s and formed a band in 2017 called Still Three.

In addition, Matthew guest-starred on a few episodes of Joey's sitcom called "Melissa & Joey." He appeared on other shows like "Workaholics," "Girl Meets World," and "Hawaii Five-0."

He was also Eric's best friend. His first appearance was on season five, episode one.

She starred in the comedy "LAPD African Cops" and "Sins of the Guilty." The actress also returned as Angela for a season two episode of "Girl Meets World."

In January 2020, McGee spoke about her experience on "Boy Meets World" and said that she was "called Aunt Jemima" during hair and makeup and called "a bitter b----."

In April, the actress said that Friedle was the costar who referred to her as Aunt Jemima, and he apologized twice after McGee publicly spoke out.

"He acknowledged that he really wasn't educated enough in his early twenties to know he was truly offending me," McGee wrote on Instagram. "THIS SHOULD AND COULD BE A TEACHING MOMENT FOR ALL. For all people of all races or different backgrounds. He has conveyed to me how much this has changed his perception of comedy. And humanity."

She added: "Will apologized to me and I forgave him, I then apologized to him for making the statements public because his joke came out of just not knowing, not viciousness and he forgave me. That's what friends do."

She had an on-again, off-again relationship with Shawn.

She has performed the national anthem at several sporting events, as seen in videos shared on her YouTube page.

The "Girl Meets World" series finale also broke the fourth wall by featuring both Ridgeway and Gibson as Morgan.

The actress has appeared on shows like "8 Simple Rules" and "The Mentalist," in addition to playing Morgan Matthews for the series finale of "Girl Meets World." In 2019, she guest-starred on "NCIS," portraying an HR tour guide at a tech company.

Gibson has starred in theater productions of "The Trip Back Down," "The Curse of Oedipus," and "Last Train to Nibroc" (which earned her an LA Stage Alliance Ovation Award for lead actress in a play in 2017).

In 2015, she married Scottish songwriter Dave Gibson.

Eric's nickname for his younger sister was "Weasel."

The actor has landed guest-starring roles on "Touched by an Angel," "90210," "CSI: NY," "The Sopranos," and "Scandal," to name a few. He also played Tucker McCall on "The Young and the Restless."

Russ appeared on two episodes of "Girl Meets World."

Alan and Amy got married when they were young adults.

The former "Home Improvement" star played Mrs. Winterbourne on a few episodes of the original "Charmed" series. Randle also guest-starred on the sitcom "Adam Ruins Everything" and reprised her role as Amy Matthews for two episodes of "Girl Meets World."

Randle's most recent roles were in two 2018 thrillers, "Painter" and "My Little Girl Is Gone."

She had a good relationship with Cory.

After "Boy Meets World," Daniels guest-starred on shows like "Scrubs," "Touched by an Angel," and "Grey's Anatomy."

He released a memoir in 2017 titled "There I Go Again: How I Came to Be Mr. Feeny, John Adams, Dr. Craig, KITT & Many Others," in which he opened up about suffering from child abuse (Daniels and his sisters were child performers) and said that he was initially reluctant to play Mr. Feeny because he thought the character was only meant to be comedic relief.

Daniels made headlines in late October 2018, when it was revealed that someone tried to break into his and wife Bonnie Bartlett's home.

"I struggled with an intruder, took him to the ground, I beat him up, and he ran away with bruises all over him," Daniels joked during an interview with ABC News.

Daniels said that the intruder didn't make it too far, and they scared the unidentified person away. Following the incident, Daniels was met with praise from fans and his "Boy Meets World" costars.

He was the Matthews' next-door neighbor and shared plenty of wise advice with Cory and his friends. Mr. Feeny went from being an elementary school teacher to becoming a college professor at Pennbrook.

He's done plenty of other voice work for animated shows like "Batman Beyond" (Terry McGinnis/Batman), "Ultimate Spider-Man" (Deadpool), and "Teen Titans Go!" (Kid Flash).

Friedle also appeared on "Girl Meets World." In 2016, he married Susan Martens.

He was brutally honest and sometimes lacked common sense. Eric also delivered some of the show's best one-liners.

He voiced Tom on the Disney series "Star vs. the Forces of Evil" and a few characters on Cartoon Network's "Mighty Magiswords." You may also recognize him as the voice of Brick Flagg on the hit Disney Channel series "Kim Possible."

Strong has guest-starred on several shows over the years, including "Veronica Mars" and "Bones." He also played Paul in the 2002 horror movie "Cabin Fever" and its sequel.

At one point, Strong tried to stay out of the spotlight and instead moved to New York where he attended Columbia University. He graduated magna cum laude as an English major in 2004 and got a Master of Fine Arts degree from Bennington College five years later.

Strong and his brother, Shiloh Strong, wrote, directed, and starred in a 2008 short film called "Irish Twins."

Strong reprised his role as Shawn Hunter for "Girl Meets World" and directed a few episodes. In a 2019 interview with Vice, the actor said that he "wouldn't do a sitcom again."

"I hate to say it, but it was really hard going back and doing Girl Meets World," he said.

Strong has been married to "Pepper Dennis" costar Alexandra Barreto since 2013. They have a son named Indigo "Indy" Baretto Strong, who was born in December 2014.

He was far more rebellious than Cory. Shawn went on to become a writer and photographer.

After "Boy Meets World," Fishel starred in movies like "Longshot" and "Dorm Daze." In December 2012, the actress revealed that she graduated from college after pursuing a psychology degree. In a Tumblr post, Fishel spoke about her school experience and revealed that she "did so well in math, I even became a tutor."

Fishel also hosted a weekly show on the Style Network called "The Dish" (which she juggled with undergraduate classes) and was a correspondent on "The Tyra Banks Show."

The actress reprised her role as Topanga on "Girl Meets World" and, like Savage, served as a coproducer. She also directed four episodes of the series. In addition, Fishel directed a few episodes of three other Disney Channel shows: "Sydney to the Max," "Raven's Home," and "Coop and Cami Ask the World."

She also competed against "Dawson's Creek" star Jonathan Lipnicki on a 2018 episode of TBS' "Drop the Mic."

Fishel married Tim Belusko in 2013 and reportedly filed for divorce in 2015. The divorce was finalized the following year, according to "E! News."

In 2018, the actress married Jensen Karp. They welcomed their first child together, a son named Adler Lawrence Karp, in June 2019. In an Instagram post, Fishel explained that her baby was born four weeks early and there were complications.

She was a straight-A student and classmate of Cory. The two dated for years and got married during season seven.

The spin-off aired from 2014 to 2017 and focused on Cory, Topanga, and their two children, Riley (Rowan Blanchard) and Auggie (August Maturo), living in New York City. In addition to acting on the sitcom, Savage also coproduced and directed a few episodes.

When "Boy Meets World" ended, Savage attended Stanford University and earned a bachelor's degree in political science. He also interned with Arlen Specter, a former US senator, in summer 2003 and was part of the Sigma Chi Fraternity.

Savage has guest-starred on several TV shows over the years, including "Criminal Minds," "The Leftovers," "Bones," "Shake It Up," "Without a Trace," and "Homeland." He appeared as himself on the short-lived Disney Channel series "Phil of the Future," too.

He went on to become a history teacher.