‘Boy Meets World’ Cast Honors Stephen Hibbert’s Passing

Stephen Hibbert, a beloved writer and producer known for his work on the hit series Boy Meets World, passed away on March 2, 2023. He died from a heart attack in Denver, Colorado, at the age of 66. The news of his unexpected demise was shared publicly on March 6, prompting an outpouring of tributes from fans and the cast.

Remembering Stephen Hibbert

The cast of Boy Meets World paid heartfelt tribute to Hibbert, acknowledging his significant contributions to the show. Daniella Fishel, Will Friedle, and Rider Strong, the hosts of the Pod Meets World podcast, honored his legacy on social media.

• Hibbert contributed to six episodes of Boy Meets World, including notable ones like “Chick Like Me,” “Quiz Show,” and “The Witches of Penbrook.”
• He was also known for his work on MadTV and appeared in Pulp Fiction, where he played the character The Gimp.

Tributes from the Cast and Fans

Following the announcement of his passing, the Pod Meets World hosts expressed their grief. They reflected on the impact of Hibbert’s work on their lives and careers. In their tribute, they stated:

“Their recent rewatches of his episodes felt like a glimpse into his success in comedy.” They concluded with a heartfelt message, “Rest in Peace to a vital member of the Boy Meets World family.”

Fans also joined in the memorial, taking to Instagram to share their condolences. Comments on the post included:

• “RIP Steve. Thank you for the laughs!”
• “Rest in peace, good sir. Thank you for your art.”
• “My heart goes out to you all and his family.”

Legacy of Boy Meets World

Boy Meets World aired for seven successful seasons, from 1993 to 2000. It resonated with audiences and continues to have a lasting impact. In 2014, the series was followed by a spinoff titled Girl Meets World, which ran for three seasons until its conclusion in 2017.

Both Boy Meets World and Girl Meets World are available for streaming on Disney+, allowing new generations to experience the stories and characters that Steve Hibbert helped bring to life.