He took over the factory two years later, after Dad passed away.We start the Top 7. Wayne Arnold (Jason Hervey): “The Wayner stayed on in furniture, wood seemed to suit him. I gotta say, he looks like me – poor kid.” Karen Arnold (Olivia d’Abo): “Karen’s son was born that September. Norma Arnold (Alley Mills): “She did well – businesswoman, board chairman grandmother cooker of mashed potatoes.” Jack Arnold (Dan Lauria): “As for my father: We patched things up.” I was there to meet her when she came home, with my wife and my first son – 8 months old.” We wrote to each other every week for the next 8 years. Winnie Cooper (Danica McKellar): “Winnie left the next summer to study Art History in Paris. Paul Pfeiffer (Josh Saviano): “So was Paul he went to Harvard, of course – studied law. The next year, after graduation, I was on my way.” Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage): “It was the last July I ever spent in that town. “Our past was here, but our future was somewhere else – and both knew, sooner or later, we had to go.” Outside of Savage’s sentimentalities – which are most certainly true – there’s also one big problem: The show reveals what happens to everyone in the series finale, and it doesn’t make for a sequel.Ĭheck out the final moments of the Wonder Years series finale below, along with a written version of the final narration. You can’t all be 12 again, and that’s why that time in our life is so special and why all of the memories still stay with us and warm us and haunt us and all those things – because we can’t go back to it." The show was about this finite moment in your life that has a beginning and an end, and I think that’s what makes people long for that time in your life. While speaking to People at the ATX Television Festival, Savage mentioned that the chance of a Wonder Years reunion are, “ …zero.
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