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Season 5 – The Wonder Years

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"The Wonder Years" tracks life in the turbulent late 1960s and early '70s through the eyes of the increasingly less innocent Kevin Arnold. Narrated by an adult Kevin, the show follows him as he faces first love and the obstacles of life with best friend Paul.
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Pepe L The best series I've ever seen !! Unforgettable!!! Great season!! Rated 5 out of 5 stars 02/22/24 Full Review Read all reviews
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Neal Marlens

Creator

Fred Savage

Kevin Arnold

Jason Hervey

Wayne Arnold

Olivia d'Abo

Karen Arnold

Dan Lauria

Jack Arnold

Alley Mills

Norma Arnold

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Oct 2, 1991 The Lake Kevin (Fred Savage) takes a step toward independence when he defies his father (Dan Lauria) to visit a girl (Lisa Gerber). With Jason Hervey. Details Episode 2 Aired Oct 9, 1991 Day One Kevin (Fred Savage) is sure that his new high-school teacher (Scott Jaeck) is deliberately trying to make his life miserable. With Dan Lauria. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 16, 1991 The Hardware Store Kevin (Fred Savage) learns a lesson about loyalty when he takes an after-school job at the hardware store. Guest star: Al Ruscio. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 23, 1991 Frank and Denise A lovers quarrel between two classmates (Noah Blake, Amy Hathaway) traps Kevin (Fred Savage) in the middle. Details Episode 5 Aired Oct 30, 1991 Full Moon Rising Kevin and his friends help Ricky prepare for his driving test in anticipation of a wild night of cruising the town. Details Episode 6 Aired Nov 6, 1991 Triangle Kevin (Fred Savage) must choose between loyalty and love when he falls for Wayne's new girlfriend (Carla Gugino). Details Episode 7 Aired Nov 20, 1991 Soccer Kevin (Fred Savage) joins the school soccer team, determined to change its losing reputation. With Paul Dooley. Details Episode 8 Aired Dec 4, 1991 Dinner Out Karen's live-in situation with Michael ignites an argument when they go out to dinner with Jack for his birthday. Details Episode 9 Aired Dec 11, 1991 Christmas Party The Arnolds plan their annual family Christmas party, but Kevin discovers something different about this year's event. Details Episode 10 Aired Dec 18, 1991 Pfeiffer's Choice Kevin is mystified by his father's unusual behavior when the neighboring Pfeiffer family suddenly becomes rich. Details Episode 11 Aired Jan 8, 1992 Road Test Kevin's (Fred Savage) road test for his drivers license appears to be a success until he tries parallel parking. With Jason Hervey, Olivia d'Abo. Details Episode 12 Aired Jan 15, 1992 Grandpa's Car Grandpa Arnold (David Huddleston) refuses to admit he has been having too many driving accidents. With Fred Savage. Details Episode 13 Aired Jan 29, 1992 Kodachrome A new teacher who inspires Kevin to think for himself also brings trouble when she defies the school board. Details Episode 14 Aired Feb 5, 1992 Private Butthead Wayne and his father (Jason Hervey, Dan Lauria) argue about his future until Wayne announces he has enlisted in the Army. With Fred Savage. Details Episode 15 Aired Feb 12, 1992 Of Mastodons and Men Kevin (Fred Savage) tries to prove himself when his friends accuse him of not being his own man. With Jason Hervey. Details Episode 16 Aired Feb 26, 1992 Double Double Date Kevin and Winnie (Fred Savage, Danica McKellar) help each other find a date for the spring formal. With Jason Hervey and Olivia d'Abo. Details Episode 17 Aired Mar 11, 1992 Hero Kevin's (Fred Savage) grades suffer when he spends all his time idolizing McKinley High's basketball star (James Caviezel). With Dan Lauria. Details Episode 18 Aired Mar 18, 1992 Lunch Stories Kevin's lunch hour with his friends is interrupted by a proposition to skip class and watch an adult movie. Details Episode 19 Aired Mar 25, 1992 Carnal Knowledge After Kevin is thrown out of a movie theater because of his age, he learns that Paul is a changed man. Details Episode 20 Aired Apr 8, 1992 The Lost Weekend Kevin (Fred Savage) invites his friends over for a party when his parents leave town for the weekend. With Jason Hervey and Olivia d'Abo. Details Episode 21 Aired Apr 22, 1992 Stormy Weather Karen (Olivia d'Abo) wants to move back home when her live-in boyfriend (David Schwimmer) proposes marriage. With Fred Savage. Details Episode 22 Aired Apr 29, 1992 The Wedding Karen and Michael (Olivia d'Abo, David Schwimmer) reject Norma and Jack's (Alley Mills, Dan Lauria) plans for a traditional wedding. Details Episode 23 Aired May 6, 1992 Back to the Lake Kevin hopes to recapture last summer's romance when he returns to the lake with Paul in search of Cara. Details Episode 24 Aired May 13, 1992 Broken Hearts and Burgers After angering Winnie (Danica McKellar), Kevin (Fred Savage) remembers all the "uncool" things he has ever done. Details

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Season Info

Director
Ken Topolsky, Thomas Schlamme, Michael Dinner, David Greenwalt, Stephen Cragg, Bryan Gordon, Peter Baldwin, Daniel Stern, Jim McBride
Creator
Neal Marlens
Screenwriter
Mark Levin, Mark B. Perry, Denise Moss, David Greenwalt, Sy Rosen, Craig Hoffman, Gina Goldman, Sivert Glarum, Sy Dukane, Stephen Jenkins
Network
ABC
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date
Oct 2, 1991