Wonder Years Season 4 #HappyValentines

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Know what I am getting my husband for Valentines this year?  Season 4 of the Wonder Years!!! Yep. that is the plan. There is nothing that he needs and really nothing that he wants, but I know he enjoys the Wonder Years (he grew up watching it more devoted than I did!)  We have the other seasons, so I though this would be great to add to the collection!  What are you getting the love in your life?

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

For six Emmy Award®-winning seasons, The Wonder Years on ABC captured the angst of growing up in suburban middle-class America in the late '60s, as seen through the life and times of Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage).  Audiences eagerly followed his evolution as a typical awkward teenager who remembered every moment of his transition from childhood with excruciating detail and remarkable hindsight. 

In Season 4, things are changing for Kevin as he enters his last year at Kennedy Junior High.  He should have it all figured out, but things don't go as smoothly as he had hoped: though he and Winnie (Danica McKellar) are in love and starting ninth grade - they're at different schools.  Arnold family life is changing, too, with Norma (Alley Mills) taking a new job at Kevin's school, Jack (Dan Lauria) getting a promotion, Wayne (Jason Hervey) buying a car and Karen (Oliva d'Abo) starting college. Kevin gets his first job caddying, is guilted into taking Paul's little sister to cotillion, and tries to crash a tenth-grader's slumber party (with beer).  He also finds Coach Cutlip (Robert Picardo) moonlighting as the mall Santa after subjecting the gym class to Death Ball and the President's All-American Physical Fitness Challenge.   But the biggest surprise might be from Paul (Josh Saviano), who announces that he'll be going to prep school in the fall.  It's a roller coaster ride, but the gang makes it to graduation and kisses Kennedy Junior High goodbye.

THE WONDER YEARS: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON contains all 23 poignant and nostalgia-inducing episodes from Season 4, in their original broadcast versions across 4 loaded discs.  And, alongside the specially-produced bonus features including in-depth interviews and a behind-the-scenes featurette, the collector's set includes over three dozen songs as they were featured in the original broadcast, with classics by Joan Baez, The Beach Boys, The Byrds, Nat King Cole, Judy Collins, Lee Dorsey, Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Jimi Hendrix, The Monkees, Randy Newman, Smokey Robinson &; the Miracles, Sam &;; Dave, Bob Seger, Edwin Starr, The Ventures, The Who, Hank Williams, and many more, plus Joe Cocker's unforgettable rendition of The Beattle's With a Little Help from My Friends.

BONUS FEATURES

• Featurette: ABC: Teachers That Made a Difference
• Interviews with: Fred Savage (Kevin Arnold), Robert Picardo (Coach Cutlip), Ben Stein (Mr. Cantwell), Wendel Meldrum (Miss White/Mrs. Heimer)

SONGS BY EPISODE

"Growing Up"       
Layla-Instrumental
When I'm Sixty-Four-Instrumental
Goodnight Irene-On-Screen Character Performance       
Forever Young-Joan Baez 

"Ninth Grade Man"       
How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You-Marvin Gaye 
Be My Baby-The Ronettes

"The Journey"       
March from the River Kwai and Colonel Bogey-Mitch Miller & His Orchestra and Chorus
War-Edwin Starr
Daydream Believer-The Monkees 

"The Cost of Living"       
We're In The Money-Instrumental
Working in the Coal Mine-Lee Dorsey

"It's a Mad, Mad, Madeline World" 
Hey, Good Lookin'-Hank Williams 

"Little Debbie"       
Tutti Frutti-On-Screen Character Performance
Teach Me Tonight-On-Screen Character Performance
In The Mood-On-Screen Character Performance
Try To Remember-On-Screen Character Performance
You've Got to Be a Football Hero-University of Michigan Band
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing-Four Aces
Moonlight Serenade-Glenn Miller & His Orchestra

 "The Ties That Bind"       
At Last-Nat King Cole
Plenty To Be Thankful For-Instrumental 
Happy Holiday-Instrumental 

"The Sixth Man"       
Let's Go (Pony)-The Routers 
Sweet Cherry Wine-Tommy James and the Shondells 

"A Very Cutlip Christmas"       
Sleigh Ride-The Ventures
Winter Wonderland-On-Screen Character Performance
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town-Instrumental
Frosty The Snowman-Instrumental 

"The Candidate"       
Respect-Aretha Franklin 
Wipe Out-The Surfaris 

"Heartbreak"       
God Only Knows-The Beach Boys

"Denial"       
How Do You Do?-Mouth & MacNeal
Rescue Me-Fontella Bass
Mustang Sally-Wilson Pickett
You Are Everything-The Stylistics 

"Courage"       
The Syncopated Clock-Percy Faith and His Orchestra
Purple Haze-The Jimi Hendrix Experience 

"Buster"       
Tossin' and Turnin'-Bobby Lewis
Lean on Me-Bill Withers

"Road Trip"       
The Third Man Theme-Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians
Love The Way You Do
Everybody Loves Somebody 
Moon River
My Dog's Bigger Than Your Dog
Teach Your Children-Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 

"When Worlds Collide"       
Soul Man-Sam & Dave 

"The Yearbook"       
I'm Different-Randy Newman 

"The Accident"       
The Tears of a Clown-Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
We've Got Tonite-Bob Seger
Walk-Don't Run-The Venture
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes-The Platters 

"The House That Jack Built"       
To Each His Own-Ink Spots 
The Times They Are A-Changin'-Bob Dylan 

"Graduation"       
Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)-The Byrds
I Think It's Going to Rain Today-Randy Newman
With a Little Help from My Friends-Joe Cocker 

"The Wonder Years"       
For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)-The Buffalo Springfield
Come Softly to Me-The Fleetwoods
My Generation-The Who
In My Life-Judy Collins

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