September 23, 200818 yr What kind of girl would you call her now BF??? Google....'Winnie Wonder Years' Still that "sad-eyed" girl huh...:lol: No, I'm afraid I'll start hearing the J. Geils band in my head.
September 23, 200818 yr The final episode's closing speech: The next day Winnie and I came home. Back to where we'd started. It was the fourth of July in that little Suburban town. Somehow though, things were different. Our past was here, but our future was somewhere else, and we both knew sooner or later we had to go. It was the last July I ever spent in that town. The next year after graduation I was on my way. So was Paul! He went to Harvard, of course. Study law, he's still allergic to everything. As for my father, well, we patched things up. Hey we were family for better or worse, one for all, and all for one. Karen's son was born that September; I got to say, I think he looks like me, poor kid. Mom she did well, business woman, board chairmen, grandmother, cooker of mashed potatoes. The Wayner stayed on in furniture. Wood seemed to suit him; in fact he took over the factory two years later when dad passed away. Winnie left the next summer to study art history in Paris. Still, we never forgot our promise. We wrote to each other once a week for the next eight years. I was there to meet her when she came home...with my wife and my first son eight months old. Like I said, things never turn out exactly the way you'd planned. Growing up happens in a heartbeat, one day you're in diapers, the next day you're gone; but the memories of childhood stay with you for the long haul. I remember a place, a town, a house, like a lot of houses, a yard like a lot of other yards, on a street like a lot of other streets, and the thing is, after all these years I still look back with Wonder.
September 23, 200818 yr The final episode's closing speech: The next day Winnie and I came home. Back to where we'd started. It was the fourth of July in that little Suburban town. Somehow though, things were different. Our past was here, but our future was somewhere else, and we both knew sooner or later we had to go. It was the last July I ever spent in that town. The next year after graduation I was on my way. So was Paul! He went to Harvard, of course. Study law, he's still allergic to everything. As for my father, well, we patched things up. Hey we were family for better or worse, one for all, and all for one. Karen's son was born that September; I got to say, I think he looks like me, poor kid. Mom she did well, business woman, board chairmen, grandmother, cooker of mashed potatoes. The Wayner stayed on in furniture. Wood seemed to suit him; in fact he took over the factory two years later when dad passed away. Winnie left the next summer to study art history in Paris. Still, we never forgot our promise. We wrote to each other once a week for the next eight years. I was there to meet her when she came home...with my wife and my first son eight months old. Like I said, things never turn out exactly the way you'd planned. Growing up happens in a heartbeat, one day you're in diapers, the next day you're gone; but the memories of childhood stay with you for the long haul. I remember a place, a town, a house, like a lot of houses, a yard like a lot of other yards, on a street like a lot of other streets, and the thing is, after all these years I still look back with Wonder. Good stuff
September 23, 200818 yr http://television.aol.com/photos/wonder-years-where-are-they-now Here you go. They are all on there.
September 23, 200818 yr Now guys, HC didn't want to get to graphic, lol. Exactly, I value my account here on BGP a great deal and the FHM/Stuff pictures she did are available, just not here. They are just a Google search away. :lol:
September 23, 200818 yr Great show, I really enjoyed it, but I truly think that Ben Savage (Boy Meets World) had a better show than his brother Fred (The Wonder Years). With that being said, "Little Monsters" was awesome.
September 23, 200818 yr ^ I went back and read BF's post, and I still think Boy Meets World was a little more influential show in my life...but his one was amazing as well. I would buy the series if it came out. ( I am still waiting on Boy Meets World: Season Four)
September 23, 200818 yr It was in my opinion one of the best shows ever............brings back a ton of memories.:thumb::thumb:
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