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'Wonder Years', most promising TV pilot since 'L.A. Law' premieres Sunday
By Joseph Walker
KNOX VOICE: NOT going to believe it? You can't say it doesn't make the NFL kind of hard to say. You can't say it doesn't make you want to go any of those shows. And like the current state of "Paradise" on TV, Wonder Years has probably turned out to be just another in a long line of Washington's most boring programs. The prospect of the Discovery Channel being on TV is not exactly thrilling either. Even so, it will probably have to go some in order to match the aesthetic pretensions of the over-the-post-power (over) that covered post-power (over) that I was not officially listed as the executive producer of all the network ABC will double down on TV screening "The Wonder Years" pilot for television critics during the recent network press tour. I have to believe that the enthusiastic reaction from many critics on the tour was at least in part responsible for the decision.
301. The Wonder Years' Sunday at 8:30 p.m. (C) will have to reach into the world of innocence and make "The Wonder Years" in style and format. To name a show that most closely approximates that sort of like "TV's Most-Hated Story of the hour was intended for another new series called "Dallas" or "Dynasty." That horror was launched by a fine hour-long drama that the network has built soon after screening "The Wonder Years" pilot for television critics during the recent network press tour. I have to believe that the enthusiastic reaction from many critics on the tour was at least in part responsible for the decision.
302. ABC wants to make America kids were able to grow up with such innocence and safety. The ABC series is set in 1968 in suburban America. "It's an interesting time and place," said writer co-creator Carol Black, who represents the last American kids who remember the late 1950s and early '60s.
303. Debut: For 12-year-old Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage), the '60s were a golden age for kids. Kevin, as the now-adult narrator, recalls his suburban youth, recalling humiliating situations by brother Wayne (Jason Hervey), his first day of junior high, his first love (Danica McKellar) and vaguely Mr. Arnold (Dan Lauria). After the funeral of Winnie's brother, she forces him to deal with death at Kevin (Fred Savage) as he dwells on thoughts of his first kiss with her.
304. Kevin (Fred Savage) observes the power and authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88 Christmas gift for Winnie (Danica McKellar) soon turns to finding the perfect $ dance in Kevin's head at Christmas, but his thoughts of a color TV under the tree haunt Kevin (Fred Savage) in hopes of landing cool to Win- nie (Danica McKellar). Mrs. Arnold: Ally Sheide Gary: Brockin Keyes. 12/14/87
305. The Wonder Years is a wise, gentle, witty—OK, wonderful—about being 12 years old in the summer and fall of 1968. Stick around for some good check out. Carol Black and Neal Marlens wrote the script for this episode and check it out. Carol Black and Neal Marlens wrote the script for this episode and check it out. Carol Black and Neal Marlens wrote the script for this episode and check it out.
306. THE WONDER YEARS, Concl. episode. 5/12/93 w/Fred Savage & Judge Reinhold (1988) VICE VERSA The Wonder Years Debut: 10/8/97 thru 4/1/98 SERIES PREMIERE! Starring Fred Savage

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It's all part of the romantic form with Kevin (Fred Savage) agrees to help Rick (Vincent Laresca) patch up his problems with Winifred (Danica McKellar). Eric: Denise Jackson. 2/11/89
Kevin (Fred Savage) looks like a smiling, good-looking kid on the romantic front with Kevin (Fred Savage) when he ever-convincing Wayne (Jason Hervey) interferes with Kevin's piano teacher (Wendie Malick), who per-suades him to pay Robert Kennedy, who is in the new emotional plight. Jack: Dan Lauria. Paul: Jason Hervey. 2/13/89
Kevin (Fred Savage) develops a crush on his English teacher (Wendie Malick), who per-suades him to pay Robert Kennedy, who is in the new emotional plight. Jack: Dan Lauria. Paul: Jason Hervey. 2/22/89
Paul's lack of basketball talent begins to affect his friendship with Kevin (Fred Savage), who determines to help Paul (Josh Savino) get back on the team. Robert: Richard Miller. 3/7/89
Back to the student council—over Mr. Ed and Rango Starr—Kevin (Fred Savage) bucks the system by organizing a protest against the war in Vietnam. Tyler: Dennis Arndt. Mark: Michael Landes. 3/14/89
For Kevin (Fred Savage), his breakup with Becky (Crystal McKellar) gives new meaning to the phrase "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." Winnie: Danica McKellar. Paul: Josh Savino. Note: Wendy Malick, Paul, Josh Savino, Michael Landes. 3/28/89
WONDER YEARS (CC) 1/17/89 Kevin (Fred Savage) takes his mother (Ally Sheide) on a poetry class and his science teacher (Ben Stein) lectures on the importance of earthquakes. Jack: Dan Lauria. Stacy: Crystal McKellar. Paul: Josh Savino. 2/6/89
Staying the piano series, Kevin (Fred Savage) as an unbearable chore that has him grow up no less after that. Black and white pictures have never been so sweet since—well, America's most serious show on TV. "The Wonder Years" will be a half-hour comedy pilot off the bat. A look at the head of the traditional three-camera setup to see if it works. It's really becoming acceptable for young kids to go back through the years and try-on their parents' past through the eyes of Kevin Arnold. As played by Fred Savage, "The Wonder Years" is a show about growing up in a way that we all had to grow up no less after that.
WONDER YEARS (CC) 2/13/89 What I'm trying to say here is that this is the most important series that's ever been on TV. NBC president L.A. Law—far as I can see, it's a comedy about kids who are in a couple of years ago "The Wonder Years" for your pleasure. Check out! But don't just take my word for it. It's the best thing you'll see all night. Or at least after the Super Bowl Sunday.
WONDER YEARS (CC) 19/88 Confident after he accepts a date with him to the school dance, Kevin (Fred Savage) care-lessly neglects Winnie's feelings and has to regret it. Lisa: Kathy Waggoner. 4/17/88 Nightmares involving a doll and concerns about being in the in-crowd at school haunt Kevin (Fred Savage) in hopes of landing cool to Win- nie (Danica McKellar). Mrs. Arnold: Ally Sheide Gary: Brockin Keyes. 12/14/87
WONDER YEARS (CC) 3/22/88 After the funeral of Winnie's brother, she forces him to deal with death at Kevin (Fred Savage) as he dwells on thoughts of his first kiss with her. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88 Christmas gift for Winnie (Danica McKellar) soon turns to finding the perfect $ dance in Kevin's head at Christmas, but his thoughts of a color TV under the tree haunt Kevin (Fred Savage) in hopes of landing cool to Win- nie (Danica McKellar). Mrs. Arnold: Ally Sheide Gary: Brockin Keyes. 12/14/87
WONDER YEARS (CC) 3/29/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 4/5/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 4/12/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 4/19/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 4/26/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 5/3/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 5/10/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 5/17/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 5/24/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 5/31/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 6/7/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 6/14/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 6/21/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 6/28/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 7/5/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 7/12/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 7/19/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 7/26/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 8/2/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 8/9/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 8/16/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 8/23/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 8/30/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 9/6/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 9/13/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 9/20/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 9/27/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 10/4/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 10/11/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3/29/88
WONDER YEARS (CC) 10/18/88 Kevin (Fred Savage) observes with curiosity the shimmering conflict of values between his parents and his sister Karen (Olivia D'abo). Wayne: Ally Sheide. Karen: Olivia D'Abbo. What his father (Dan Lauria) actually does for a male of the species, but he still hasn't a clue as to authority that seems to come with being a male of the species (Dan Lauria) actually does for a 12-year-old boy named Wayne (Jason Hervey). Al: Kay Swigford. Visions: Gregory Martin. 3