Complete story — includes the ending
Cory is making a video about being the middle child and interviews every member in the Matthews family. Amy gave Morgan a gold necklace, and Alan tells Cory not to break the video camera, but he does. In class, Mr. Feeny assigns a project titled "Preunion", to see how much has changed when they see each other at their 20th high school reunion, with the personal details that led up to it. Shawn decides to become a salesman because that is what his father does. Meanwhile, Cory is helping Amy create the props for the Preunion. Morgan tells Amy that she traded her gold necklace for a fake one. Amy tries to talk to the girl's mother but she refuses to give it back. The next day, Minkus is dressed as an entrepreneur and is settled to take over Microsoft, and is married to Topanga. Then it becomes Cory's turn to turn in a presentation, but due to lack of research Mr. Feeny gives Cory an "incomplete" grade. Unfortunately, Cory takes this personally and feels his dream of becoming a professional baseball player is crushed. Cory disposes of all of his baseball souvenirs and posters and even brings Eric to become sad due to his sour attitude. Meanwhile, Amy invites Stephanie (the girl who Morgan gave the necklace) and her mother, and Morgan tricks Stephanie into giving her back their stuff, but including her mother's car keys. Eric and Cory cheer up when Alan invited professional baseball player Jim Abbott. Jim Abbott gives Cory advice not to give up on his dream, but also the power of an education. Mr. Feeny throws all of Cory's baseballs on the Matthews side of the fence. In the post-credits, Alan wonders if Amy regrets marrying him because he didn't pursue his dream to become an engineer. Special guest star: Jim Abbott as himself Guest stars: Danielle Fishel as Topanga, Christine Heavy as Jane, Marty York as Larry, Brittany English Stephen as Stephanie, Kristopher Kyer as TV Voice #1, Lisa E. Wilcox as TV Voice #2, Matt Kirkwood as TV Voice #3
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