Great writing, endearing performances, gentle humor
“The Wonder Years: The Complete Fourth Season” captures the trials and tribulations of growing up in suburban middle-class America in the late 1960s, as seen through the eyes of Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage). The show aired from 1988 to 1993 on ABC, achieved a spot in the Nielsen Top 30 for four of its six seasons, was named by TV Guide one of the 20 best shows of the 1980s, and won a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series in 1988.<br /><br />In Season 4, Kevin is entering his last year at Kennedy Junior High. Things aren’t going as smoothly as he had hoped. Though he and Winnie (Danica McKellar) are in love and starting ninth grade, they’re at different schools. The Arnolds’ family life is changing, too, with mother Norma (Alley Mills) taking a new job at Kevin’s school, father Jack (Dan Lauria) getting a promotion, elder brother Wayne (Jason Hervey) buying a car, and Karen (Olivia d’Abo) starting college. Kevin gets his first job as a caddy, is guilted into escorting Paul’s little sister to Cotillion, and tries to crash a tenth grader’s slumber party (with beer). He also finds Coach Cutlip (Robert Picardo) moonlighting as the mall Santa after subjecting the gym class to Death Ball and the President’s All-American Physical Fitness Challenge. Kevin’s best friend Paul (Josh Saviano) announces that he’ll be going to prep school in the fall.<br /><br />The 4-disc DVD set contains all 23 episodes of the 1991-1992 season in their original broadcast versions. Bonus extras include the featurette “ABC: Teachers That Made a Difference” and interviews with Fred Savage, Ben Stein (Mr. Cantwell), Robert Picardo (Coach Cutlip), and Wendel Meldrum (Miss White/Mrs. Heimer). The soundtrack includes songs by The Monkees; Joan Baez; Hank Williams; The Four Aces; Nat King Cole; The Ventures; Aretha Franklin; The Surfaris; Bobby Lewis; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; Sam & Dave; Bob Seger; The Byrds; The Who; Judy Collins; and other performers of the time.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Entering his last year at Kennedy Junior High, Kevin should have it all figured out, but things don t go as smoothly as he had hoped - Winnie is going to school across town, he gets decked by Becky Slater (again!), and is faced by a new challenge in French class the sweet talking, mousse-making Madeline. There s also tension at home as Jack gets a new position that takes him on the road, Norma starts work at Kevin s school, and Wayne and Kevin battle it out for Karen s room. Winnie and Kevin struggle to maintain their relationship, suffering heartbreak, denial, and even injury in the tear-jerker episode, The Accident. It s a roller coaster ride, but the gang makes it to graduation and kisses Kennedy Junior High goodbye..