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Hey guys! How's 2010 going for you so far?Good? Oh. That's GREAT. We're really happy for you.
But January can be kind of a rough month. It's cold, it's gray, "Leap Year" is in theaters -- it's enough to make you want to sashay onto a meat slicer.
Which is why we're giving you this clip from "The Wonder Years." Sure, it was a delightful television bildungsroman, but it's the saddest thing you'll watch this week. It's from an episode where Winnie ditches Kevin for some hot older piece who ends up drunk driving her into a tree. And Kevin? He just goes right on loving her.
If have a medical reason to have your tear ducts expressed, or you need to cry for an acting role, or you just feel like getting salty boo hoos all over your new Hannukah sweater, then watch this. If we dropped this video into the Indian Ocean, it would instantly massacre the waterfowl and otter populations. WINNIE! KEVIN! HUMANITY! "Enjoy."
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Saturday 09 January
By George
The Wonder Years was on at the time that I was a young adult and teaching school. However, it was written in the time that I grew up. The show always brought warm memories of a time when our country seemed so much more civilized. Althiough Viet Nam was raging, women were trying to get equality, and the late 60's were tumultuous, people were just more respectful to one another. This clip ws one of genuine love. .
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Saturday 09 January
By Elaine
My Mom just died last month and I didn't cry. I don't know why. However, when Bob Seger starts to sing and they look at each other...I, too, got emotional. You see...true love never dies and touches your soul. That boy had soul in that show and taught her to appreciate it. Some emotions do count.
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Saturday 09 January
By pookey
I loved the wonder years! This sure brings back a lot of memories.
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Saturday 09 January
By jody4151
One of the best shows EVER. Even now when I hear "You are Everything" by the Stylistics I can see Kevin & Winnie dancing at the school dance. Such good memories.
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Saturday 09 January
By Colin
Damn It! Men aint supposed to cry! Poor Kevin. As for all you sick minded people who got the stalker vibe, you obviously don't know the show or the dynamics between the two who have loved each other since they were very little. Why you gotta crap on other peoples hearts I dunno.
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Saturday 09 January
By me
OMG! This scene always makes me cry...and this time was no different! Thank you so much for sharing...when will this show come back????????????? COME BACK KEVIN!!!!!!!! COME BACK!
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Saturday 09 January
By Patricia Braun
It's an example of days-gone-past loyalty. The comments suggesting stalking are examples of today's mentalities. How sad to notice such changes in the human process.
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Saturday 09 January
By Paterino
I certainly hope that you are not stupid enough to order anything from these
spammers who advertise in the Comments section! Why not just send them your bank account name and number in addition to your credit card number?
And don't you just admire the men(?) and women (?) who try to entice others to respond to them? LOOSER, Baby! Both people. Oh, and be
sure to send your personal info to some stranger in Nigeria. He needs it.
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Saturday 09 January
By pbbraun1934
Innocence at its best! Youth at its best! The era in which the Wonder Years appeared was one of the joys of growing up. It seems that these times are long gone and growing up is a far cry from those times......I'd like to hear comments to challenge this viewpoint.
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Saturday 09 January
By mintrubble71
CRY? Are you f*cking kidding me? I couldn't stop laughing. Maybe tears from laughing so hard. What a contrived plot and horrible acting! I forgot how AWFUL that show was.
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Saturday 09 January
By B
The Wonder Years was a extrordinary series. It was the one that truly took me back to my childhood years growing up. This episode was exceptional. So long to the years of innocence...
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Saturday 09 January
By sunny
What a wonderful poignant moment from a show that really hit home.
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