theowldetective bmgmw and makeluck are all in the same building tonight and I can feel the tension from across the other side of the world

reblog if you are forever salty that Disney Channel cancelled Girl Meets World. ‘like’ if….. you are forever salty that Disney Channel cancelled Girl Meets World.

lucas & maya’s playlist series: i will (the beatles)

Hope is for suckers.

I have never seen a single episode of this show

Sorta outta my Disney Channel age by this point

But

Should've been endgame

ULTIMATE SHIPS CHALLENGE - Quotes [4/10]

SABRINA CARPENTER as MAYA HART

GIRL MEETS WORLD ( 2014 - 2017 ) 1.01 | “Girl Meets World” vs. 3.04 | “Girl Meets Permanent Record”

“well… it’s one minute to midnight and i’m glad you’re standing here.”

lucas friar 🤝 tim bradford: wanting better for their women

lucaya + their “little game” making them happy

lucas & maya’s playlist series: one more weekend (maude latour)

maya hart 

↳ “because i liked a boy” – sabrina carpenter

insp.

Peyton Meyer confirming in 2022 that they filmed a lucaya kiss in gm Texas but Disney cut it I AM NOT FUCKING WELL DISNEY RUINED MY LIFE !

lucas & maya’s playlist series: let it breathe (water liars)

Maya & Lucas in Girl Meets World (2014-2017)

ULTIMATE SHIPS CHALLENGE - Flirty Scenes [1/5] ↳ Maya, if there’s no good kids out here noticing us, then what’s the point?

Lucas Friar Appreciation Post

Lucas often gets a bad rap for not being able to choose between the girls during the Not-a-Triangle situation – the phrase “fuckboy” gets used a lot – so it's only fitting he's the next one to receive an appreciation post.

1. Lucas put in a lot of work to be a better person, and it shows.

We know him as New York Lucas, who keeps his cool, makes good grades, and stays out of trouble. But it’s pretty clear he had to work through a LOT before transforming into the easy-going Lucas we've come to know. Not a lot of grown-ass adults can successfully manage their anger issues, so it’s pretty dang impressive Lucas was able to do it on his own.

2. He’s a great friend who will always be there for anyone who needs him.

Lucas was quick to defend Farkle when cool jock bro Billy called him a nothing. He stood up for Zay against that 30-something middle school kid even though it meant Lucas himself possibly getting in trouble for it. He felt crushed at not being able to protect the gang from the high school seniors. And of course, in spite of everything I just said about his anger management prowess, he was ready to stand up for Riley when he realized she was being bullied. He was the protector of the group, and he took his job seriously.

3. Lucas truly supported Maya’s art.

Oh look, my Lucaya bias is showing again! But it’s true – Lucas was consistently a huge source of support for Maya when it came to her art. He encouraged her to keep trying when she was ready to give up, and who could forget when he didn’t want the arts program to get cut because he knew those classes made her happy? Sure, Riley and the others supported her too, but Lucas seemed to have a better understanding of how deeply Maya's art meant to her.

4. The Not-a-Triangle was hard on him because he genuinely didn’t want to hurt either of the girls.

Okay, this one might be controversial. After all, it’s where he gets his fuckboy reputation. But hear me out: Lucas cared more about not hurting the girls and not damaging their friendship than he did about what he would get out of picking one of them. I won’t deny that some of that has to do with guilt, but let’s get real, how many guys would feel that upset over hurting someone he cared about that he was practically unwilling to make a decision at his own expense? And let's call it like it is: Lucas clearly felt unheard for a long time during that whole situationship. The girls were very much a part of why it took him so long to decide, but somehow the blame falls mainly on him.

5. He was surprisingly well-rounded for being the “face.”

Farkle called him “just a face” a lot and that couldn't be farther from the truth. Lucas was a great athlete, but he worked hard in school to the point of winning an athlete scholar award. He had a clear vision of what he wanted to do in life (become a veterinarian, in case you’ve forgotten). He also was elected class president, was vocal about his religious beliefs, got cast as Romeo in the school play, showed he cared more about ethics than money and won a bull riding competition. He also had a good sense of humour and was able to "tangle" with Maya, her words, pretty easily. We got a hint of an interesting family dynamic, what with his mother being the doting, loving parent and his dad being a bit of a hardass (remember Lucas calling his dad “sir”? Yikes.). And of course, there's also his aforementioned anger issues and his mysterious past involving getting held back a grade. Lucas easily could’ve just been the cute boy with not a lot going on, but he ended up being a far more interesting character than expected.