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"Girl Meets World" Season 3 has now come to an end and it looks like Danny McNulty is really upset about it. The 44-year-old star reprised his role as Harley Keiner in the "Boy Meets World" spinoff and has been convincing Disney Channel to renew the show, but the network even cut his last scene.

Danny McNulty might be very disappointed wiith what Disney Channel did with his last sequence from the "Girl Meets World" Season 3 finale. In spite of his good intention to ask the network not to end Riley Matthews (Rowan Blanchard) and Maya Hart's (Sabrina Carpenter) stories this early, it is more depressing for him not to cast his final goodbye.

 This was my scene... with #LeeNoris who plays Minkus ... I would have liked to of had my chance to say goodbye to all of the fans but #DisneyChannel took that away from me and that is something I will never forgive‼️ #HuluSaveGMW #GirlMeetsGoodbye #HarleyKeiner

A photo posted by dbmcn Danny McNulty (@dbmcn) on Jan 22, 2017 at 6:33am PST

In the actor's Instagram account, he shared a photo of his script, which is supposed to be his scene with script Minkus (Lee Norris).Danny McNulty expressed his anger on his caption saying that he would like to have a chance to say his final goodbye to his fans on "Girl Meets World" Season 3, but Disney Channel stripped that away from him.

He even said that what the network did is something he couldn't forgive. In another post, he filmed himself delivering his final lines on the show's exact location. He said that it would have been the sound of his last spiel if they didn't cut his part out. According to Teen Vogue, it is not yet revealed why Disney Channel cut Danny McNulty's final scene in "Girl Meets World" Season 3 finale.

However, this is not the first time that a network has to cut a sequence to add some other scenes or squeeze everything in the limited time the show has. But, as this is the coming of age television sitcom's swansong, the cast feel like they haven't given an ample amount of time to cast their final goodbye. Additionally, it is also a sad news that Netflix doesn't want to pick up the show after "Girl Meets World" Season 3 cancellation on Disney Channel.