that song is the potent and classic. joe cocker sang his ass off on that song
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love this song.
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love this song.Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
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i like the episode where kev goes to work with jack, then understands why hes always grumpy when he comes homethat show never fell off in all of it's seasons and as tough as it was to see that series finale, everythin' about it was done perfectly. although i still hoped kevin and winnie would've gotten married but then again that almost would've been too predictable. at least they remained close friends and kept in touch. i cried when kevin said he lost his dad though. jack is one of the goat tv dads too
god, i love this show. they really don't make shows like this anymore.
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haha. classic song. i love it
yes! classic episode. he comes back home just like jack after a hard day's work, lol.
THIS SHOW IS WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO STATUS
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Never liked the show Kevin Arnold was the biggest puss ever.
Yo I can't breath 
So Kevin is in health class coach is drawing the female reproductive system.
Everyone like coach go ahead and draw the whole woman
Kevin face kills me he goes from
Then after seeing this pic.
His face go.straight to
So Kevin is in health class coach is drawing the female reproductive system.
Everyone like coach go ahead and draw the whole woman
Kevin face kills me he goes from
Then after seeing this pic.
His face go.straight to
MooseMouthMthafuga
Veteran
Goat theme music I started singing it before entering the thread.
That shyt get a nikkaz lips to quivering
Demon
Evil b*stard
The great thing about certain types of entertainment is they really transcends races colors and creeds.
cant relate to any of that shyt, but i grew up watching this joint
its coming to dvd soon though:
The Wonder Years is finally coming to DVD
"The Wonder Years" is finally coming to DVD — with most of the original music intact.
For a long time, "The Wonder Years" and "China Beach" — both of them airing on ABC in the late '80s and early '90s, both covering the same period in the late '60s (one at home, one in Vietnam), both packed with classic songs of that era — were kept off of DVD because the music rights were just too expensive and too difficult to nail down. Netflix has streaming versions of "The Wonder Years" — starring Fred Savage as Kevin Arnold, a boy going through the tumult of adolescence in a tumultuous period for America as a whole — but with most of the songs stripped away — even the theme song is a different recording of Joe Cocker singing "With a Little Help From My Friends" — and the difference was palpable. But last year, "China Beach" finally cleared the music rights hurdle — in an expensive but gorgeous DVD box set demonstrating just why that show was too great to be lost to history — and now "Wonder Years" is about to do the same.
As first reported by TVShowsOnDVD.com, StarVista Entertainment/TimeLife — the same company responsible for the "China Beach" set — will release "The Wonder Years: The Complete Series" later this year, and per that press release: As it did for China Beach, StarVista Entertainment/Time Life is painstakingly securing the rights for virtually every song in The Wonder Years. From Cocker's theme song, to hundreds of other memorable and classic soul, rock and pop songs, including classics from The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Smokey Robinson, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison and many others, StarVista /Time Life recognizes the necessity to release the series as it was initially broadcast, un-edited and untouched from original broadcast masters.
Over the summer, Fienberg and I revisited "The Wonder Years" pilot on our podcast, and I wound up watching a few more episodes on Netflix before stopping because the replacement soundtrack bummed me out. It's such a great show — and one that was a huge influence on this season's comedies like "The Goldbergs" and the upcoming "Growing Up Fisher" and "Surviving Jack" — and one that people should be able to see in its original form.
There's no info yet on release date or pricing, but you can sign up for updates at WonderYearsDVDs.com. With "Wonder Years" and the '60s "Batman" series coming soon to DVD, that probably leaves "Ed" as the most-requested show without a DVD release. In that case, though, there are both music issues and a dispute over who owns the rights t[URL='http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/articles/holdup.cfm#Ed']o the show itself.[/URL]
Read more at The Wonder Years is finally coming to DVD
cant relate to any of that shyt, but i grew up watching this joint
its coming to dvd soon though:
The Wonder Years is finally coming to DVD
"The Wonder Years" is finally coming to DVD — with most of the original music intact.
For a long time, "The Wonder Years" and "China Beach" — both of them airing on ABC in the late '80s and early '90s, both covering the same period in the late '60s (one at home, one in Vietnam), both packed with classic songs of that era — were kept off of DVD because the music rights were just too expensive and too difficult to nail down. Netflix has streaming versions of "The Wonder Years" — starring Fred Savage as Kevin Arnold, a boy going through the tumult of adolescence in a tumultuous period for America as a whole — but with most of the songs stripped away — even the theme song is a different recording of Joe Cocker singing "With a Little Help From My Friends" — and the difference was palpable. But last year, "China Beach" finally cleared the music rights hurdle — in an expensive but gorgeous DVD box set demonstrating just why that show was too great to be lost to history — and now "Wonder Years" is about to do the same.
As first reported by TVShowsOnDVD.com, StarVista Entertainment/TimeLife — the same company responsible for the "China Beach" set — will release "The Wonder Years: The Complete Series" later this year, and per that press release: As it did for China Beach, StarVista Entertainment/Time Life is painstakingly securing the rights for virtually every song in The Wonder Years. From Cocker's theme song, to hundreds of other memorable and classic soul, rock and pop songs, including classics from The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Smokey Robinson, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison and many others, StarVista /Time Life recognizes the necessity to release the series as it was initially broadcast, un-edited and untouched from original broadcast masters.
Over the summer, Fienberg and I revisited "The Wonder Years" pilot on our podcast, and I wound up watching a few more episodes on Netflix before stopping because the replacement soundtrack bummed me out. It's such a great show — and one that was a huge influence on this season's comedies like "The Goldbergs" and the upcoming "Growing Up Fisher" and "Surviving Jack" — and one that people should be able to see in its original form.
There's no info yet on release date or pricing, but you can sign up for updates at WonderYearsDVDs.com. With "Wonder Years" and the '60s "Batman" series coming soon to DVD, that probably leaves "Ed" as the most-requested show without a DVD release. In that case, though, there are both music issues and a dispute over who owns the rights t[URL='http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/articles/holdup.cfm#Ed']o the show itself.[/URL]
Read more at The Wonder Years is finally coming to DVD
Bob Loblaw
Superstar
On Hulu
One of the most incredible series ever. That is hard to re-watch. Because when it ends it always leaves me
KevCo
Bond's gun spoke once....
He got topanga in season 2...when they broke up he was with all types of girls....he even cheated on her at the ski resort....Corey was a simping spoiled rotten cac who could never get girls.
Kevin was bout that life and hard on hoes
its always been crazy to me how two brothers were the stars in probably the best two coming of age shows...and that monologue to end Wonder Years still gets me.
feelosofer
#ninergang
The show has aged exceptionally well.