The Wonder Years

One hundred and fifteen episodes narrated from the future, a 2021 series that shares the title and almost nothing else, and a theme tune that is not the one you remember unless you own the DVDs.

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Where to start with The Wonder Years

At the beginning. The first season is six episodes, the narration does the work, and the whole thing is in order by design because it follows one boy growing up.

  1. 1
    Season one, six episodes The Wonder Years

    A short midseason order that sets up the family, the girl next door and the year, 1968.

  2. 2
    Seasons two to six, one hundred and nine episodes The Wonder Years

    Chronological and ageing in real time. Watching out of order means watching characters un-grow, which is the one thing this show cannot survive.

Then what? The 2021 series stands alone and can be watched at any point, or not at all.

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The original series

  • The Wonder Years 1988, 6 seasons, 115 episodes

The 2021 series

  • The Wonder Years 2021, 2 seasons, 38 episodes

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