Since its debut few months back, Disney reboot 'Girl Meets World' has been the talk of praise  not only for the stellar performances of its lead actor on screen, but also the role-model-worthy actions the young cast have associated themselves with off screen.

Last August, 13-year-old Rowan Blanchard published a scathing essay about her stand on "White Feminism" in response to a query by an avid fan. In her statement, Blanchard intelligently explained why feminism in all levels of society and across all races and socio-economic backgrounds deserves to be talked about.

"To only acknowledge feminism from a one sided view when the literal DEFINITION is the equality of the sexes is not feminism at all. need to be talking about this more. Discussion leads to change." Said Blanchard.

A-listers have since praised the young woman for being a great example for little girls across the globe, with some even going so far as claiming that Rowan is more feminist than most grown adults. Even, UN Ambassador, Emma Watson, has only talked praise about Rowan, previously retweeting the Disney star's lengthy essay.

"This is called 'hitting the nail on the head'. @rowblanchard"

Because of the positive reception towards the cast of the series, it is no surprise that every week, audiences young and old tune into the hour-long program. The second season is already on its eighteenth episode and fortunately for viewers, Disney has since released the official synopsis for the upcoming episode entitled 'Girl Meets World: Of Terror 2,' which reads, "Riley and Maya meet the ghost of the bay window, who happens to be a flapper girl from the 1920′s. Guest-Starring "Austin & Ally's" Ross Lynch and Laura Marano."

The eighteenth episode of 'Girl Meets World' is scheduled to premiere on Oct. 2, 2015.