14. I'm Gonna Be Like You, Dad

Complete story — includes the ending

With Eric announcing to Amy and Alan that he plans to work with his father, Alan is reluctant and concerned about it. He refuses to let Eric to work for him; Amy eventually convinces him otherwise. The next day, Alan's point of view of Eric changes after his amazing performance at work. Alan is relieved that Eric has done so well and will not have to go into the real world and get disappointed. Amy and Feeny aren't as enthusiastic, however, which becomes even worse when Alan presents a new sign for the store that says "Matthews and Son." Later on, Rachel and Jack tell Alan how lucky Eric is to have his future set, as opposed to them being confused and worried. Despite that, Alan still has no faith in Eric. Meanwhile, Cory and Topanga take a couple's quiz from a magazine which tells Cory that he should've died a week ago. Cory pretends he can't feel his legs but Topanga refuses to pay attention to him. Cory visits a doctor who questions his sex life and sexuality. He receives his results which reveal that he tested positive for hypochondria. Cory believes that hypochondria is a severe illness and that placebo pills will save his life. Later, Alan talks to Eric about his future and reminds him about his dreams to become a weatherman. He encourages Eric to join Jack and Rachel, telling him to be with his friends. Guest stars: Ted Kairys as Dr. Feldspar, Ralph Manza as Uncle Morrie Absent: Lindsay Ridgeway as Morgan Matthews