Danielle Fishel was a little different when she returned to TV on “Girl Meets World” 14 years after “Boy Meets World” wrapped — and not everyone was happy about it.
\n\nIn an exclsuive excerpt from “Book Meets World: The Definitive Inside Story of the Hit Sitcom Boy Meets World,” Fishel details her time on the Disney Channel spinoff, including a personal rule she put in place and being disliked on set, with some referring to her as “crazy” and “difficult.”
\n\n“Book Meets World,” written Fishel, Rider Strong, Will Friedle and Variety‘s Emily Longeretta, is available now for pre-order and on stands Nov. 10.
\n\nFishel was the only one of the three who was a series regular, appearing in all seventy-two episodes, alongside Savage. The pair entered the show as a partnership, guaranteed the same salary as part of a “favored-nations” contract.
\n\n“I was very, very much looking forward to doing Girl Meets World, and to having a partnership with Ben, where we were two adults on a kids’ show who could be examples of professionalism, showing that you can grow up and be normal in the industry. I wanted to be an advocate,” she says.
\n\nBut when they reconnected, he…
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