A nostalgic look back to the late 1960s
“The Wonder Years: Season Five” continues the story of Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage) growing up in the late 1960s. This season, Kevin enters McKinley High School, tries out for the soccer team, works part time at a hardware store, and gets his driver’s license. He and Winnie (Danica McKellar) are dating other people. Best pal Paul (Josh Saviano) spends an unforgettable evening with a coed, and brother Wayne (Jason Hervey) has a girlfriend who might like Kevin more. Kevin’s parents, Norma (Alley Mills) and Jack (Dan Lauria), have to deal with an accidental mooning by Kevin, a neighborhood Christmas party with unanticipated disappointments, Wayne’s plans to quit school and enlist in the military, and a disastrous birthday dinner with Karen (Olivia d’Abo) and her live-in boyfriend, whom she plans to marry.<br /><br />In the episode “Day One,” Kevin’s status as cool guy in junior high completely evaporates as he awkwardly makes the transition to senior high. His teacher has pegged him as a troublemaker, and an annoying kid, Stuart (Adam Sneller), is the only person who wants to be his friend. In “Hardware Store,” Kevin must decide whether to quit the hardware store to work in the mall, where lots of girls hang out. “Kodachrome” finds Kevin’s popular English teacher deciding to grade in a non-traditional manner and getting in trouble with the school’s administration. While his parents are away in “The Lost Weekend,” Kevin’s friends convince him to let them come over, but their misbehavior escalates quickly and turns the house into a disaster area. “Broken Hearts and Burgers,” the final episode of the season, chronicles the up-and-down relationship between Kevin and Winnie, as misunderstandings lead to hurt feelings.<br /><br />The 4-disc DVD set contains all 24 episodes of the 1991-1992 season. Bonus extras include a walk-through of the sets with writer/producer Mark B. Perry; a feature about the women in Kevin’s life; and reminiscences by Olivia d’Abo and David Schwimmer, who played Karen’s boyfriend, Michael. Also featured are close to three dozen songs as they were heard on the original broadcasts. Artists include Frankie Avalon, Joan Baez, Bread, James Brown, The Byrds, Canned Heat, The Archies, Joni Mitchell, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Linda Ronstadt, Sly & The Family Stone, Sonny & Cher, and The Turtles.
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