ABC is done with The Wonder Years. Having first premiered in 2021, The Wonder Years just finished season 2 in August. The show, which served as a reboot of the 1988 show of the same name, told the story of Dean Williams (Elisha Williams) as he worked to survive as a middle-class Black teenager living in the 1960s in Montgomery, Alabama. The show was a hit for critics and even won an entertainment award at the Peabody Awards. 2eh3s

Continuing the sitcom’s strong start to its sophomore season,The Wonder Yearsreboot season 2, episode 4 touched on major issues that led to some big character reveals while keeping the comedy and joy the show’s become known for. 35 years after the original The Wonder Years series, which centered around Kevin Arnold and his middle-class family as he grew up in the suburbs in the late 1960s and early 1970s, first premiered on ABC, The Wonder Years reboot is bringing back the nostalgia of the original with an added twist. The Wonder Years reboot follows the Black Williams family in the newly-integrated Montgomery in the 1960s.

Warning! This article contains spoilers for The Wonder Years reboot season 2, episode 3.The Wonder Yearsreboot season 2 is off to a strong start following its one-hour premiere event followed by season 2, episode 3, which featured major character reveals for the Williams family and the show’s ing characters. The original 1988 The Wonder Yearscentered around teenager Kevin Arnold and his family as he grew up in an unspecified suburban town in the late 1960s/1970s. In comparison, the 2021 reboot follows Dean Williams, a young Black teenager as he navigates growing up in Montgomery, Alabama, starting with the day Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in April 1968. Despite the different families/circumstances, both series remain charming and joyful.

Warning! This article includes spoilers about The Wonder Years reboot season 2, episode 1.ABC’s The Wonder Yearsreboot season 2 began with a special one-hour premiere event that featured a guest performance from stage and screen actor Tituss Burgess. Earlier this year, Burgess ed the cast of Schmigadoon! season 2, and with his appearance in the premiere, he became one of many guest stars ing the cast of the Wonder Years reboot in its second season. The premiere also featured a hilarious guest performance from Phoebe Robinson as Lillian’s older sister, Jackie, though Burgess’s guest role is just as memorable for a different, important reason.

An actor from the original The Wonder Yearswill make an appearance in the reboot. A reimagining of the 1988–93 series of the same name, the rebootfollows the story of a middle-class Black family living in Montgomery, Alabama during the late 1960s, unfolding from the perspective of the 12-year-old Dean Williams (Elisha “EJ” Williams). In its recently debuted second installment, The Wonder Years features several big guest stars and familiar faces who are known for their roles in other projects.

The trailer for The Wonder Yearsseason 2 includes some big guest stars. Developed by Saladin K. Patterson, The Wonder Years isa reimagining of the series of the same name, which aired from 1988 to 1993. The new series tells the story of a middle-class Black family living in Montgomery, Alabama, during the late 1960s, unfolding from the perspective of the 12-year-old Dean Williams (Elisha “EJ” Williams). The Wonder Years cast also includes Dulé Hill, Saycon Sengbloh, Laura Kariuki, Amari O’Neil, Julian Lerner, Milan Ray, and Don Cheadle as the narrator.

The beloved ABC sitcom The Goldbergsis set to return with new episodes starting on September 21st. The semi-autobiographical series centers on Adam F. Goldberg, the youngest family member who loves to document the antics of his eccentric family through his video camera.

A new report details why Fred Savage was fired from The Wonder Yearsreboot. Developed by Saladin K. Patterson, The Wonder Years is a reimagining of the original Wonder Years series, which aired from 1988 to 1993. In May, it was reported that Savage had been fired from his roles on ABC's Wonder Years reboot after allegations of inappropriate conduct.

Season 1 of ABC's reboot of The Wonder Years has only just wrapped, but season 2 is already announced for a midseason 2023 debut (via CarterMatt). The season 1 finale put the series' central characters, most notably the Williams family, in a variety of exciting and unexpected situations. Dean and Keisa's young love has taken its first step with the two sharing their first kiss before the summer break, but Dean is headed to New York with his father Bill, Keisa is staying with family in Oklahoma, and Dean's mother Lillian is spending time in Birmingham as part of a promotion she has received.

Fred Savage has been fired from The Wonder Years reboot after an investigation concluded there was misconduct by him on set. Savage starred in the original Emmy-winning 1988 series The Wonder Years as Kevin Arnold for six seasons, and in addition to acting, has since has gone on to have a career as a director for multiple series and children's programs, including Wizards of Waverly Place, Modern Family, and 2 Broke Girls. Savage was attached as a director and executive producer of The Wonder Years revival series on ABC in 2021, which is centered around a middle-class Black family in Alabama in the 1960s through the eyes of 12-year-old Dean Williams, played by teenage actor Elisha Williams.