Adam Scott Confronts Rider Strong About Awkward Interaction On ‘Boy Meets World’ Set

Greg Doherty via Getty Images/Barry Brecheisen via Getty Images Griff thought he got too gruff. Adam Scott, who guest-starred as the high school bully Griff Hawkins on a few early episodes of “Boy Meets World,” has finally confronted two of the show’s stars about a nagging feeling that has “literally been tugging” at him for “29 years.” The “Severance” star appeared on Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong and Will Friedle’s podcast “Pod Meets World” Monday in which the three stars of “Boy Meets World” rewatch and chat about their experiences on the ABC family comedy that ran from 1993 to 2000. And things got real awkward around 42 minutes into the podcast episode when Scott confronts Strong and Fishel about how he always thought they disliked him — and felt in part he was to blame. !” Ryder followed up by saying he had no recollection of the incident “at all.” “I’m so glad you don’t remember that because to some extent that means it wasn’t a traumatic experience for you,” Scott said, referring to the fact that Scott was in his 20s at the time and Strong was a young teen. Scott said that he felt so weird about Strong’s response because “he was a little kid, and I was some stranger grown up” and was “surprised” when the show asked him back for an episode in Season 3 a few months later.