Talk:Boy Meets World season 1

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Inclusion of Danielle Fishel in the starring part of the infobox
A recent edit by added her name to the infobox under the starring parameter. I reverted the edit, stating for my reason that only main cast belongs there. Tvx1 reverted my revert, with this explanation: According to whom? You? The infobox' dcumentation [sic] doesn't state that the parameter can only include main cast. She was a starring cast member, just only a recurring one.

Here's the documentation about the starring parameter from Template:Infobox television season: The season's starring cast. Separate multiple entries using or. Cast are listed in original credit order followed by order in which new cast joined the season. (emphasis mine) The way I interpret those in the "starring cast" (usually identified as "main" cast in many of the TV articles) is the names of the actors shown generally at or near the start of each episode of a TV show (as is the case with Boy Meets World), with the word "starring" preceding the first name, but applies to all other names appearing right after that (sometimes "and" or "with" may precede other names, but they would also be part of the starring cast). In season one of Boy Meets World, Fishel is not credited in that part of the episodes, but does appear at the end of the episodes she appears in (as "guest starring" or equivalent wording). With how many episodes Fishel appears in, she is considered recurring in season one; she later does get added to the main/starring cast beginning with season two (and her name appears at the start of the episodes). As I understand the word "starring" as well as the MOS:TV guidelines, recurring cast is not considered starring, or main, in the context of the infobox parameter description. MPFitz1968 (talk) 21:26, 4 January 2024 (UTC)
 * General consensus is that starring means "main". So if she was not in the opening credits with the other main cast members, she should not be in the infobox. - Favre1fan93 (talk) 00:40, 5 January 2024 (UTC)
 * Starring cast is the main cast. If she is not credited with the starring cast on the on-screen credits, then she should not be listed on the starring cast on the infobox of this season article. — Young Forever (talk)   14:23, 8 January 2024 (UTC)