The final scene of The Wonder Years took place on the Fourth Of July and it hits you right in the chest. Happy 250th America 🇺🇸
Shooter

Jul 4, 2026 · 5:57 PM UTC

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Enough to make a grown man cry
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i remember crying my eyes out watching this air
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Such an incredible show; so many moments like this throughout it.
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In my household as a young man, this show was part of our culture. It was family night. Pizza, Soda and this show. Some of the best Friday’s of my life.
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I remember watching this in real time, and I remember getting misty in the moment. It was easily one of the best finale’s in tv history
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Pretty crazy he was Kevin’s adult voice.
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If this show started today it would take place in 2006
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30-some years later and “in fact, he took over the factory two years later when dad passed away…” is STILL a crushing line.
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The father dies shortly after the series and Kevin and Winnie never got back together.
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Ugh, closed captioning got the best line ending wrong! He said, Dad, you want to “PLAY CATCH”, not do you want a package! 🤦‍♀️.
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My dad passed away 6 years ago I binge watched every episode within I think a week Jack Arnold reminded me of my Dad, especially the suit shopping episode I was definitely more Wayne than Kevin though RIP to both
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The father has been a low key great actor for decades.
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Not gonna lie, that last bit with the way he responds to his son sounds so off to me. It's like they choose the worst take.
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Say Her Name … Winnie Cooper
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After hearing the supposed plan of how the show would have ended if it came back for a 7th season I’m glad they ended it here.
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When he says his dad died a couple years after graduating
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Watching the fire works at our cottage (Lake George, NY) from when I was 5 till I was 21, then restarting it with children later on. I was truly blessed with my parents.
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He didnt get Winnie at the end - just friends till the end bit which was a bummer - while his retard brother got a hot chick. Bringing in new friends for Kevin was the right move since Paul was getting predictable and annoying. French student was super hot and the porn star too.
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First four seasons were great but I lost interest when he got older. I don’t know, it just lost its charm by then.
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Well if that doesn’t give you chills …you don’t have a soul
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This was the first season finale I ever saw and I didn’t realize how much it would affect me. This was major at the time.
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Who knew this sweet kid's directing career would end for being accused of sexual harassment, assault and a hostile work environment.
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WOW, it sure got dusty in here 🥹
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i loved watching this show growing up 🥹
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God dammit

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Someone saw this and decided we needed 100M foreigners 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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As a film geek, I just can’t get into this just because it blatantly rips off Randy Newman’s score for The Natural and I find it terribly distracting.
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My man. It was great. Such an influential show
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Loved that series. My favorite was when he quit piano lessons and rode his bike pass the house with Pachabel in D Major playing.
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And then the California boomers f'ed it all up.
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That america was sold in the 80s and repackaged and sold again in the early 2000s. Its gone n
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You forgot the part where Arnold and Winnie have sex.
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It absolutely did. And still tough to watch today.
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