List of The Wonder Years episodes

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The following is an episode list for the ABC dramedy series The Wonder Years. The series premiered on 15 March 1988 and ran for a total of 115 episodes spanning 6 seasons, until 12 May 1993

Currently, none of the seasons are available on DVD as official season box sets due to the cost of securing the music rights.[1] (See The Wonder Years article for more detailed information)

Contents

Season Number of Episodes Originally aired
1 6 1988
2 17 19881989
3 23 19891990
4 23 19901991
5 24 19911992
6 22 19921993

[edit] Season 1 (1988)

# Title Writer[2] Director[2] Original airdate
1 "Pilot: The Wonder Years"  Marlens & Black Steve Miner 15 March 1988
Kevin and his friends are introduced during the summer just before they are getting ready to enter Robert F. Kennedy Junior High School. Kevin and Winnie share their first kiss at Harper's Woods as Winnie mourns the loss of her brother Brian, who is killed in Vietnam
2 "Swingers"  Marlens & Black Marlens & Black 22 March 1988
Even at Brian's funeral, all Kevin can think about is Winnie. At school the boys' PE class begins the much anticipated sex education, but Kevin and Paul are bored with it — they want to learn more, so they decide to steal Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask)
3 "My Father's Office"  Marlens & Black Jeffrey Brown 29 March 1988
Kevin learns more about his dad by spending a day at his office. He learns the reason why he returns home in a grumpy mood every day and that even Jack has to quietly take orders and abuse from his boss. 
4 "Angel"  Marlens & Black Art Wolff 5 April 1988
Karen is now a hippie who doesn't communicate with her parents much anymore. The tension is worsened when she brings home her new boyfriend Louis. Kevin takes an immediate dislike to Louis, a hippie who angers Jack with his anti-war sentiments. 
5 "The Phone Call"  A. Scott Frank Jeffrey Brown 12 April 1988
Kevin tries to get up the courage to call Lisa Berlini. Paul tries to find out if Lisa likes Kevin by consulting the junior high grapevine. 
6 "Dance With Me"  David M. Stern Arlene Sanford 19 April 1988
Kevin asks Lisa Berlini to the Spring Dance and she says okay, but soon thereafter, when Brad Gaines asks her, she decides to go with him. While eating lunch with Winnie, Kevin feels himself falling back in love with Winnie, but she is going to the dance with Kirk McCray. Kevin tries to make Winnie jealous at the dance, but fails. 

[edit] Season 2 (1988 – 1989)

# Title Writer[2] Director[2] Original airdate
7 "The Heart of Darkness"  Marlens & Black Steve Miner 30 November 1988
Kevin attempts to act cool after Winnie starts dating Kirk McCray (Michael Landes) and hanging out with all the cool kids. Kevin and Paul go camping with Gary (Breckin Meyer), where they drink beer and smoke cigarettes. 
8 "Our Miss White"  Michael J. Weithorn Peter Baldwin 7 December 1988
Kevin develops a crush on Miss White (Wendel Meldrum), his English teacher. She persuades him to play Robert Kennedy, the lead role, in a school play that she has written. 
9 "Christmas"  Bob Brush Steve Miner 14 December 1988
Kevin and his brother try to convince their father to buy a color television for Christmas. Kevin tries to find a present for Winnie after he unexpectedly receives one from her. 
10 "Steady as She Goes"  David M. Stern Steve Miner 11 January 1989
Rumors spread that Winnie and Kirk are going to break up, but later Kevin sees Kirk holding up a sign: "I am sorry, Winnie." Kevin gets frustrated with being alone, and ends up asking Becky Slater (Crystal McKellar) out in order to make Winnie jealous. 
11 "Just Between You and Me ... and Kirk and Paul and Carla and Becky"  Daniel Stern Peter Baldwin 18 January 1989
Kirk asks Kevin to find out whether or not Winnie still likes him. While speaking to her, she tells him that she will break up with Kirk soon. Later, Kevin sees Kirk and Winnie kissing. Becky knocks out Kevin when she finds out he doesn't really like her. Kevin still wants to find out if Winnie likes him, but she is confused and is not sure. 
12 "Pottery Will Get You Nowhere"  Beth Hillshaferk Daniel Stern 1 February 1989
Norma and Jack never argue in front of the kids, until they fight about Norma's pottery class and Jack's favorite cup. 
13 "Coda"  Todd W. Langen Beth Hillshafer 8 February 1989
Kevin dislikes his piano lessons, until Mrs. Carples (Maxine Stuart) tells Norma that Kevin has talent. He continues taking lessons, and improves his playing. That is, until Ronald Hirschmuller (Joseph Dammann) decides to play the same piece as him for the recital. Kevin messes up at the rehearsal, and decides to quit and not go to the recital, a decision he seems to regret later in life. 
14 "Hiroshima, Mon Frere"  Matthew Carlson Steve Miner 15 February 1989
Wayne tortures and kills the subject of Kevin and Paul's hamster experiment for science class. 
15 "Loosiers"  David M. Stern Steve Miner 28 February 1989
Paul likes to play basketball, but he's not very good at it. Kevin attempts to reorganize PE class so that Paul is not always picked last, and Coach Cutlip puts him as captain. Kevin chooses all the bad players for his team. 
16 "Walkout"  Matthew Carlson Steve Miner 7 March 1989
Kevin and other students on the student council try to organize a walk out to protest America's involvement in Vietnam. Mr. Diperna threatens to mark it down on their permanent records if they do it. 
17 "Nemesis"  Matthew Carlson Daniel Stern 14 March 1989
Kevin learns a lesson about talking behind someone's back and how "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" when Becky Slater returns and tells everyone what Kevin said behind their back. 
18 "Fate"  Bob Brush Steve Miner 28 March 1989
Winnie is still angry with Kevin for talking about her behind her back. When Kevin stands up for her honor against school bully Eddie Pinetti, he is shocked to find that Winnie and Eddie are dating. In the end, his loyalty wins back the friendship of Winnie. 
19 "Birthday Boy"  David M. Stern Steve Miner 11 April 1989
When Kevin's birthday party is scheduled for the same day as Paul's Bar Mitzvah, Kevin feels put out, but also becomes interested in family traditions. 
20 "Brightwing"  Matthew Carlson Daniel Stern 18 April 1989
Kevin becomes his sister's confidant when he discovers she is skipping school to go to "the hill." 
21 "Square Dance"  Todd W. Langen Tom Moore 2 May 1989
When Kevin is partnered with class weirdo, Margaret Farquhar (Lindsay Fisher), he tries to keep away from her – especially when she tries to become his friend. 
22 "Whose Woods Are These"  Bob Brush Peter Horton 9 May 1989
Kevin, Winnie and Paul try to stop the destruction of Harper's Woods. They don't want it destroyed because it was the place where Winnie and Kevin kissed for the first time and a place they all played together when they were younger. 
23 "How I'm Spending My Summer Vacation"  Jane Anderson Michael Dinner 16 May 1989
It's the end of seventh grade for Kevin and a summer full of changes in his life. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper are breaking up and Miss White announces she is going to get married. 

[edit] Season 3 (1989 – 1990)

# Title Writer[2] Director[2] Original airdate
24 "Summer Song"  Mark B. Perry Michael Dinner 3 October 1989
The family takes a trip to Ocean City. Kevin meets a girl named Teri (Holly Sampson) and they go on a date to the fair. They kiss under a pier, but then she tells Kevin that she is going home to Albuquerque. 
25 "Math Class"  Gammill & Pross Andy Tennant 10 October 1989
Kevin has trouble understanding math, and gets a little help from a teacher he had completely misjudged. 
26 "Wayne on Wheels"  Mark B. Perry Beth Hillshafer 24 October 1989
Wayne gets his driver's license and reluctantly chauffeurs Kevin around. 
27 "Mom Wars"  Todd W. Langen Daniel Stern 31 October 1989
Against his mother's wishes, Kevin decides to play contact football. His mother tries taking him clothes shopping to detract from his football games. 
28 "On The Spot"  Peter Baldwin Peter Baldwin 7 November 1989
Winnie stars in the school play Our Town, and Kevin runs the stage lights. The moving performance by Winnie leads her dad to move back in with her and her mother. 
29 "Odd Man Out"  Peter Baldwin Peter Baldwin 14 November 1989
Kevin and Paul select new best friends after an argument and go their separate ways only to make up in the end. 
30 "The Family Car"  Frank & Weinstein Michael Dinner 21 November 1989
Kevin's family decides to get a new car, but Jack has trouble letting go of the old one as well as being reluctant to spend his money on a new one. 
31 "The Pimple"  David M. Stern & Langen Matia Karrell 28 November 1989
Kevin gets his first pimple just when family friends with a beautiful daughter come for a visit. 
32 "Math Class Squared"  Matthew Carlson Daniel Stern 12 December 1989
Kevin cheats in his Math class to keep up his grades. As a result his grades rise to near perfect and he is put in advanced math. After being unable to keep up, he reverts to regular math classes. 
33 "Rock 'n' Roll"  Bob Stevens Michael Dinner 2 January 1990
Kevin forms a Rock 'n' Roll band with a guy called Larry Beamen. 
34 "Don't You Know Anything About Women?"  Tammy Ader Jeff Brown 16 January 1990
Linda suggests that she and Kevin go to the dance "as friends" and he agrees. At the dance, Kevin hopes to dance with Susan and she asks Kevin to save a dance for her. Kevin pays so much attention to Susan that he hurts Linda's feelings. After a short time apart, Paul and Carla get back together which makes Kevin feel left out. 
35 "The Powers That Be"  David M. Stern Daniel Stern 23 January 1990
Kevin's Grandfather visits the Arnolds, and brings Kevin a surprise gift — Buster the dog, a responsibility Jack doesn't think Kevin can handle. 
36 "She, My Friend, and I"  Kerry Ehrin Peter Baldwin 6 February 1990
Paul gets dumped by Carla, and Kevin convinces Winnie to ask him out, but things take a nasty turn as Paul starts liking Winnie, making Kevin jealous. 
37 "St. Valentine's Day Massacre"  Mark B. Perry Matia Karrell 13 February 1990
Things get complicated for Kevin when a valentine meant for Winnie ends up in the hands of Becky Slater who decides to resume their short-lived romance. 
38 "The Tree House"  David M. Stern Michael Dinner 20 February 1990
Norma suggests to Jack that he and Kevin build a tree house together. 
39 "Glee Club"  Brush & Langen Jim McBride 27 February 1990
A new student teacher takes over the 8th grade glee club. 
40 "Night Out"  Tammy Ader Dan Lauria 13 March 1990
Kevin and Winnie go to a make out party, and things don't happen as naturally as they expected. 
41 "Faith"  Brush & Carlson Michael Dinner 27 March 1990
Norma loses the tax receipts, and the whole Arnold household awaits impending doom when Jack finds out. 
42 "The Unnatural"  Ian Gurvitz Mick Marck 17 April 1990
Kevin tries out for the baseball team, but is disillusioned when he keeps making the cut even though his performance is bad. 
43 "Goodbye"  Bob Brush Michael Dinner 24 April 1990
Kevin receives extra tuition to raise his grade in Mr. Collins' math class, until Mr. Collins fails to show up just prior to the mid-term exam. 
44 "Cocoa and Sympathy"  Winnie Holzman Peter Baldwin 1 May 1990
Paul develops a crush on Kevin's mom, but Norma handles it well. 
45 "Daddy's Little Girl"  Langen & Perry Jim McBride 8 May 1990
Karen's 18th birthday approaches, and tension arises with Jack when she tells him that she wants to enroll in a liberal college. 
46 "Moving"  Brush & Gordon Michael Dinner 16 May 1990
Winnie and her parents move away to a house 4 miles from Kevin's. 

[edit] Season 4 (1990 – 1991)

# Title Writer[2] Director[2] Original airdate
47 "Growing Up"  Bob Brush Michael Dinner 19 September 1990
The Arnolds decide to go to a Labor Day picnic to bring their family closer to each other. 
48 "Ninth Grade Man"  Jill Gordon Daniel Stern 26 September 1990
Kevin makes adjustments to being in ninth grade. As he deals without Winnie, a bully, a temptress and worst of all...Becky Slater's wrath. 
49 "The Journey"  Jeff Stepakoff Peter Werner 3 October 1990
Kevin and his friends crash a slumber party of older girls. 
50 "The Cost of Living"  Mark Levin Nick Marck 10 October 1990
Kevin takes on a job as a golf caddy to earn extra money. 
51 "It's a Mad, Mad, Madeline World"  Gilliland & Stepakoff Rob Thompson 24 October 1990
Kevin leaves a bracelet from Winnie in another girl's house. 
52 "Little Debbie"  Mark B. Perry Michael Dinner 7 November 1990
Paul's little sister Debbie develops a crush on Kevin and as a result Kevin is stuck taking her to a school dance. 
53 "The Ties that Bind"  Mark B. Perry Peter Baldwin 14 November 1990
With Jack away on business, Norma conducts Thanksgiving plans as usual. 
54 "The Sixth Man"  David Chambers Nick Marck 8 November 1990
Paul tries out for basketball. 
55 "A Very Cutlip Christmas"  Mark Levin Michael Dinner 12 December 1990
Kevin discovers that Coach Cutlip is moonlighting as Santa Claus at the Shopping Mall. 
56 "The Candidate"  Chambers & Gilliland Neal Israel 9 January 1991
Paul tricks Kevin into running for student-council president against his long-time nemesis Becky. 
57 "Heartbreak"  David Chambers Andy Tennant 23 January 1991
Kevin and Winnie find themselves estranged during a trip to the Natural Science Museum. 
58 "Denial"  Levin & Chambers Richard Masur 30 January 1991
Winnie goes to Paul's party with a new boyfriend. 
59 "Who's Aunt Rose?"  Jill Gordon Rob Thompson 6 February 1991
Grandpa Arnold comes for a surprise visit in order to take the family to a funeral of a relative they never knew. 
60 "Courage"  Mark B. Perry Daniel Stern 13 February 1991
Kevin has his first cavity and needs a filling. 
61 "Buster"  Jeff Stepakoff Nick Marck 27 February 1991
Kevin's dog Buster will not stop barking - and the solution to the situation chills Kevin to the bone. 
62 "Road Trip"  David Chambers Ken Topolsky 6 March 1991
Jack takes Kevin to another town to buy a new suit, but they get lost in the countryside. 
63 "When Worlds Collide"  Eric Gilliland Lyndall Hobbs 20 March 1991
Norma gets a job as a secretary at Kevin's school. 
64 "Separate Rooms"  Gordon & Brush Michael Dinner 3 April 1991
Now that Karen has moved out, Kevin and Wayne now have separate bedrooms. 
65 "The Yearbook"  David Chambers Neal Israel 10 April 1991
The most popular students in school recruit Kevin to help with writing the yearbook and set him up to put derogatory quotes in about an unpopular overweight classmate. 
66 "The Accident"  Gordon & Brush Richard Masur 24 April 1991
Winnie is emotionally unstable and is hanging out with older kids. She gets into a car accident and breaks her leg. Kevin comes to visit her, but her parents tell him that she doesn't want to see him right now. He sneaks back to see her later that night, and they say "I love you" to each other through her window. 
67 "The House That Jack Built"  Perry & Levin Ken Topolsky 1 May 1991
Karen moves out of the dorms and into an old house that needs fixing up. Jack comes to help, but gets more than he bargained for when he meets Karen's new roommate. 
68 "Graduation"  Bob Brush Michael Dinner 8 May 1991
Graduation from Junior High School approaches and Kevin is unhappy about changes affecting him and Paul, causing Kevin to get angry at Paul. The last day of school instruction results in an explosion in the science lab. Later when Mrs Hymer (one of Kevin's favorite teachers at the school) comes to visit him, she suddenly goes into labor, leaving Kevin to drive her to the hospital (unlicensed). He helps Mrs Hymer deliver her son and then makes the graduation just in time to get his diploma as we watch the recurring characters get their diplomas as well. Kevin and Paul patch up their friendship. 
69 "The Wonder Years (Clip Show)"  Perry & Levin Nick Marck 15 May 1991
A collection of clips from past episodes. 

[edit] Season 5 (1991 – 1992)

# Title Writer[2] Director[2] Original airdate
70 "The Lake"  Mark Levin Michael Dinner 2 October 1991
During a summer trip to the lake, Kevin meets a local girl, Cara, and romance ensues. She is the only one who really understands him. They are both sad that he will soon have to leave, and make out at the drive-in. At the same time Paul now has contact lenses as he prepares to enter private school. 
71 "Day One"  Dukane & Moss Daniel Stern 9 October 1991
Kevin's first day of 10th grade at McKinley High School. Distraught to be without his best friend Paul, and feeling alone, it does not go as planned. One of Kevin's teachers has a vendetta against him based on the teacher's experience with Wayne a couple of years back. 
72 "The Hardware Store"  Craig Hoffman Ken Topolsky 16 October 1991
Kevin doesn't enjoy his job at Old Man Harris' (Al Ruscio) Hardware Store. After quitting to go work at a food take-out place in the mall, Kevin feels guilty because of all the things that Old Man Harris had taught him. 
73 "Frank and Denise"  David Greenwalt David Greenwalt 23 October 1991
Meet Frank "the Stank" and Denise "the Grease", two older kids in Kevin's high school. Their romance is on the rocks, and when Kevin begins helping Denise in English class, Frank becomes jealous. 
74 "Full Moon Rising"  Mark B. Perry Ken Topolsky 30 October 1991
Ricky gets his driver's license, and Purdle moons Kevin's parents on the way home from a night out. 
75 "Triangle"  Sy Rosen Daniel Stern 6 November 1991
Kevin finds himself coming between Wayne and Wayne's new girlfriend Sandy. 
76 "Soccer"  Mark Levin Thomas Schlamme 20 November 1991
Kevin joins the school's soccer team in an attempt to become involved in school sports, but becomes very frustrated with the team's lackluster performance and an extremely apathetic coach. 
77 "Dinner Out"  Gina Goldman Bryan Gordon 4 December 1991
Kevin decides to treat his family to dinner out on his father's birthday. Karen is invited, as an attempt at reconciliation. She and Michael accept, but dinner doesn't go as well as planned. 
78 "Christmas Party"  Dukane & Moss Jim McBride 11 December 1991
The Arnold family prepares for their annual neighborhood Christmas party which will be their last. 
79 "Pfeiffer's Choice"  Mark B. Perry Ken Topolsky 18 December 1991
Tension arises between the Arnold and the Pfeiffer families after Paul's father makes a lot of money from a real estate speculation. 
80 "Road Test"  Craig Hoffman Thomas Schlamme 8 January 1992
Kevin gets his driver's license. 
81 "Grandpa's Car"  Mark Levin Michael Dinner 15 January 1992
Grandpa Arnold gives Kevin his car after he concludes - with a lot of arm twisting - that he is no longer able to drive. 
82 "Kodachrome"  Gina Goldman David Greenwalt 29 January 1992
A new teacher has different ideas about education, and fights the system. Kevin learns what it means to stand up for your principles. 
83 "Private Butthead"  Sy Rosen Nick Marck 5 February 1992
Wayne attempts to join the army and is rejected while his friend Wart is accepted, joins, and is eventually sent to Vietnam. 
84 "Of Mastodons and Men"  Mark Levin Thomas Schlamme 12 February 1992
Kevin is pulled away from his guy friends by a girl who wants to go steady with him. 
85 "Double Double Date"  Rosen & Perry Peter Baldwin 26 February 1992
Kevin and Winnie help each other get dates. Both of them find that they like each other better than their new love interests. 
86 "Hero"  David Greenwalt Stephen Cragg 11 March 1992
Kevin learns the true meaning of heroism when the school basketball star doesn't win the big game. 
87 "Lunch Stories"  Dukane & Moss Ken Topolsky 18 March 1992
Kevin and friends experience a variety of academic crises, love troubles, and setbacks - all during a single lunch period. 
88 "Carnal Knowledge"  David Greenwalt Nancy Cooperstein 25 March 1992
Paul's parents' friends come to visit along with the couple's college age daughter. Paul gets more than he bargained for on this visit while Kevin and his friends sneak into a theatre to see a movie called "Carnal Knowledge". 
89 "The Lost Weekend"  Rob Cohen Arthur Albert 8 April 1992
The Arnolds are away for a weekend, leaving Kevin and Wayne home alone. Kevin has a party, which gets out of hand. When the parents blame Wayne, Kevin is amazed that Wayne accepts the blame. 
90 "Stormy Weather"  Dukane & Moss Ken Topolsky 22 April 1992
Karen and her boyfriend have a huge fight and Karen moves out and back to the Arnold's house. They end up making up and setting a wedding date in the end. 
91 "The Wedding"  Mark B. Perry Peter Baldwin 29 April 1992
After Karen and her live-in boyfriend make up from a breakup, they finally get married. 
92 "Back to the Lake"  Mark Levin Michael Dinner 6 May 1992
Kevin feels frustrated with things at home, and goes back to the lake to see Cara. He learns you can't go home again. 
93 "Broken Hearts and Burgers"  Craig Hoffman Ken Topolsky 13 May 1992
Kevin and Winnie break up over dinner out at the local diner. Kevin thinks back to the ups and downs between him and Winnie. By the end of the evening they patch things up. 

[edit] Season 6 (1992 – 1993)

# Title Writer[2] Director[2] Original airdate
94 "Homecoming"  Bob Brush Michael Dinner 23 September 1992
Kevin tries to steal the rival school's owl mascot for homecoming. Wayne's buddy, David "Wart" Wartshafter, returns home from a tour in Vietnam a changed man. First episode appearance of Jeff Billings (Giovanni Ribisi) the first kid Kevin ever knew who had divorced parents. 
95 "Fishing"  Doran & Beeman Daniel Stern 30 September 1992
Kevin and Wayne are dragged by Jack to a secluded fishing hole for some male bonding. Kevin is angry that Jack and Wayne still treat him like the youngest, refusing him beer and ignoring him. Jack realizes his dream of building a cabin by the fishing hole is never going to happen. 
96 "Scenes from a Wedding"  Curtis & Malins Michael Dinner 7 October 1992
When Jack's boss's daughter gets married, the whole family, for no apparent reason, is invited to the wedding. 
97 "Sex and Economics"  John Bunzel Ken Topolsky 14 October 1992
Kevin's financial problems are taking a toll on his life. So Kevin takes a job painting his teacher's (who is a young female) house. The help he hired takes advantage of him. Kevin finally gets the job done at a huge financial loss. The house he paints is sold and the next year siding is added. 
98 "Politics as Usual"  Craig Hoffman Bryan Gordon 21 October 1992
Winnie convinces Kevin to work with her on the George McGovern campaign. Kevin is convinced that the man in charge has a romantic interest in Winnie. 
99 "White Lies"  Feldman & Roirdan Peter Baldwin 28 October 1992
Kevin feels the pressure from his friends to sleep with Winnie. When they fall asleep on the sofa, Kevin lets the guys get the wrong idea. 
100 "Wayne And Bonnie"  Mark Levin Thomas Schlamme 11 November 1992
Wayne begins dating a much older woman he met at work. The fact that this woman was divorced with a baby makes the family feel uneasy. 
101 "Kevin Delivers"  Gina Goldman Bryan Gordon 25 November 1992
Kevin gets a job delivering Chinese food. He makes decent tips, but loses them all when his car is towed while he calls Winnie. At the end of a long and fruitless night, he makes one last delivery -- as it turns out, to Winnie, so they can have a late-night date. 
102 "The Test"  Dukane & Moss Jim McBride 9 December 1992
Kevin deals with the stress of the SATs, and Paul and friends blow the test out of proportion. Meanwhile, Jack gets a middling review at NORCOM and decides to leave. He buys a furniture factory with another ex-NORCOM co-worker. Empowered by Jack's bravery, Kevin takes the SATs and decides his life will not be dictated by the results. 
103 "Let Nothing You Dismay"  Mark B. Perry Ken Topolsky 16 December 1992
The fourth Christmas episode of The Wonder Years. This Christmas, Jack has resigned from Norcom and with help from a co-worker is getting a loan for a furniture factory. But his friend backs out at the last minute. Even so, Jack manages to get the bank loan after all. 
104 "New Years"  Craig Hoffman Thomas Schlamme 6 January 1993
Wayne and Bonnie are growing closer and plan to get brother Kevin and their parents together on new Year's Eve to celebrate. Wayne, though, is apprehensive that Bonnie may eventually leave him to return to her ex-husband who is the father of her baby, a prediction which eventually comes to pass. 
105 "Alice In Autoland"  Mark Levin Michael Dinner 13 January 1993
Alice, Chuck's girlfriend, sets up a deal for Kevin to get a car at her father's car dealership at a low price. Alice tells Kevin that she has had a crush on Kevin for a long time. 
106 "Ladies and Gentlemen...The Rolling Stones"  Gina Goldman David Greenwalt 20 January 1993
Kevin and his friends hear rumors that The Rolling Stones are playing at a nightclub nearby, setting them off on a fruitless search. 
107 "Unpacking"  Sy Rosen Nick Marck 3 February 1993
Kevin takes a friend whose parents recently divorced back to his hometown for closure. 
108 "Hulk Arnold"  Mark Levin Thomas Schlamme 10 February 1993
Kevin is drafted to the wrestling team and, even though he loses matches, he impresses his coach by trying his best. 
109 "Nose"  Rosen & Perry Peter Baldwin 24 February 1993
A female classmate's long nose becomes the focus of this episode. 
110 "Eclipse"  David Greenwalt Stephen Cragg 17 March 1993
Kevin and Winnie argue throughout a field trip to a planetarium to see an eclipse. Chuck, meanwhile, is locked in a rest area bathroom, managing to escape and hitchhike to the planetarium. 
111 "Poker"  David Greenwalt Nancy Cooperstein 17 March 1993
Kevin and his friends pass the time by playing poker. Paul discovers that Kevin and his other friends have a secret ski trip planned that excludes him. 
112 "Little Women"  David Greenwalt Nancy Cooperstein 31 March 1993
Norma finally gets her college degree. She also begins a full-time job, much to Jack's disapproval. Kevin is surprised and proud to discover that his SAT scores are 650 in verbal and 590 in math. However, Kevin becomes extremely insecure when he discovers that Winnie earned a 725 in verbal and a 757 in math. Their fragile male egos beaten, Jack and Kevin challenge Norma and Winnie to a bowling match. 
113 "Reunion"  Rob Cohen Arthur Albert 28 April 1993
The Arnold clan flies to Norma's hometown for her high school reunion. Norma's parents (making their first and only appearance in the series) express their continued disapproval of Jack. They attempt to hook Norma up with her old high school flame, a medical doctor. Kevin is disturbed that Norma is being tempted by her old boyfriend while Jack doesn't seem to notice. 
114 "Summer"  Dukane & Moss Ken Topolsky 12 May 1993
Winnie gets a summer job at a resort where she will live there as well. Kevin meanwhile plans a cross country trip with his friends, an idea that his father put a stop to. Kevin then quits his job at his dad's factory and gets a job at the resort where Winnie works. Kevin is then disappointed when he and Winnie are so busy they have no time for each other. Meanwhile, Kevin gambles his life savings playing poker with some pros and wins big, which cheers him up until he then catches Winnie kissing a co-worker. 
115 "Independence Day"  Mark B. Perry Peter Baldwin 12 May 1993
Kevin is furious with Winnie and plays another poker game. This time he loses all his money and his car. He then punches the guy Winnie kissed and quits the job (that he was about to be fired from anyway). Winnie, meanwhile, is fired because of this as well. Winnie hitches a ride back home. Kevin also hitches a ride and happens to be picked up by the same couple that picked up Winnie moments earlier. Winnie then tells Kevin her side of what happened. They get into an argument and are both dropped off at the side of the road in hot humid weather. Soon after a thunderstorm occurs and lasts till dark. The two find refuge in an old barn where they talk things out. The next day they get back home, just in time for the Independence Day parade in their town. Kevin reveals the fates of himself, his family, and his friends. 

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Lieber, Scott (July 10, 2006). Pricey nostalgia. The Denver Post.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Writers and Directors taken from Peter's Wonder Years Guide

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