Hey Everyone,

Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast.

It's 2025 and I'm hitting the ground running with the first four episodes of Season 4.

Today I covered S4E1: Divided We Stand, which aired on September 17, 1989.

In this episode The men and women camp separately, who has the better survival odds?

Listen to find out.

Bland start to a new Season especially with it being the final Season of the show. The last two season openers gave us Season 2 Chewed Out and Season 3 Woodward and Bernstein, gave us don't miss this episode vibes, this one was major weak sauce, middle of the season filler episode.

S4E2: Double Date, which aired on September 24, 1988.

In this episode Jamie, Vicki and Harriet have double dates. Typical being into two places at once double date scenario. It was funny and more going on.

S4E3: The Gang's All Here, which aired on October 1, 1988.

In this episode, Jamie and Vicki join a gang. Speaking of the episode Chewed Out, we get Adam Rich (Eight Is Enough fame) playing a bully of the Screaming Skulls gang instead of Pete, the guy who introduces Jamie and Reggie to chewing tobacco two Seasons ago, the only different is Adam Rich's mullet has gotten longer and stringier. Gross!

and the last episode S4E4: Rashomon, which aired on October 15, 1988.

In this episode the Lawson's along with Brandon and Harriet are invented by the Robotics Company president to this health spa and the kids and Brandon encounter a bugler. Then we are treated to 3 different versions of what happened and then we see what really happened, thanks to Vicki.

I hope you enjoy the four episodes and I'll be back in February with the next four.

Have a great rest of January everyone!

Small Wonder S4E1: Divided We Stand, S4E2: Double Date, S4E3: The Gang's All Here, S4E4: Rashomon

Hey Small Wonder Fans,

Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast.

Today, I covered Season Episodes 5-8.

S4E5: Come Fly With Me, which aired on October 22, 1988.

In this episode the Lawson's accompany Brandon and Harriet on a flight to Florida (business reasons) when their flight is hijacked. Art Linkletter guest stars.

I thought this episode was clever and humorous in some scenes.

S4E6: Love At First Byte, which aired on October 29, 1988.

In this episode Vicki falls for a computer program called L.E.S., that Ted installs in the family computer, unaware that L.E.S.'s growing attraction to Vicki takes a possessive and controlling turn, leading the family to take drastic measures to save Vicki.

S4E7: The Sheik, which aired on November 5, 1988.

In this episode, Ted and the family entertain a Sheik who intends to do business with the Robotics company that Ted works for, however when the Sheik sets his sights on marrying Vicki (to go along with his 4 other wives) this kid is 13 BTW, Ted has to decide if he can save Vicki from  a lifetime of servitude (like she doesn't already have that with the Lawsons) marriage to a 13 year old boy or risk a business venture between his company and the Middle East. 

S4E8: Togetherness, which aired on November 12, 1988.

In this episode the Brindles and the Lawsons compete on Beat Thy Neighbor, a gameshow.

This was a fun episode.

I hope you enjoy the episodes and I'll be back in late March with episodes S4E9-S4E12.

Small Wonder: S4E5: Come Fly With Me, S4E6: Love At First Byte, S4E7: The Sheik, S4E8: Togetherness

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Miku (Anamanaguchi) TTTE S3-S4 Instrumental

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Hey Everyone,

Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast.
Today, I covered S4E9: My Favorite Martian, which aired on November 19, 1988.
In this episode Brandon sees Vicki's hologram of an alien spaceship. Just Brandon being a massive dum dum per usual. The family decides to have fun with him by using Vicki to pretend she's an alien, after Brandon alerts (what I refer to thanks to the show ALF) as the ATF (Alien Task Force) to investigate this strange phenomenon. Vicki the alien tells Brandon that if he says he never saw any spaceship than her kind will make him King of their planet, he of course buys this charade and pretends he didn't see anything. Weird episode, but a bit better than the other 3.

S4E10: Mommie Dearest, which aired on November 26,1988.
In this episode, Joan's father comes for a visit, and Ida Mae decides he's going to be her next husband, since he's a doctor and she's a money hungry be-otch.

I could not stand this episode or Ida Mae, this character does not need to exist on this show at ALL!

S4E11: No Laughing Matter, which aired on December 4, 1988.

In this episode Vicki leaks nitrous oxide ( we don't see this until the last 10 minutes of the episode, Jamie teaches for a week ( we don't get to see any of him teaching just the after effects of the kids failing the test (what a cop-out, I know we weren't going to get Cory/'Mr. Feeny level Teacher of the Week episode), but honestly it would have been nice to actually see him teach.

S4E12: Tag, You're It, which aired on December 11, 1988.
 Ok, so this episode must have been filmed earlier because Jamie's already been in school for a while and now it's talking about the first day of 8th grade and also Harriet is now going to his school because she skipped a grade and is now in 6th grade (I call bullsh*t on this).

Jamie's trying to get this valley girl speaking airhead of a girl to ask him to the dance ( I swear most of the girl's he's been into this season all have that (like whatever valley girl tone to their dialogue) it's grating on my nerves. It's basically a Sadie Hawkins dance where the girls ask the boys or (according to Full House a Backwards Dance)> Harriet makes it her mission to get Jamie to take her she just has to tag him (you know, like the game). Vicki is made the Hall Monitor giving out demerits to the students thanks to the new Vice Principal played by Marcia Wallace known for her role of Ms. Krabappel on The Simpsons.

As far as these episodes go, they were all that good, not too surprising, since it's the last Season of the show.

Have a good April and I'll see you towards the end of the month for the next 4 episodes in Season 4.

Small Wonder S4E9: My Favorite Martian, S4E10:Mommie Dearest, S4E11: No Laughing Matter, S4E12: Tag, You're It

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Hey Everyone,

Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast.

Today, I covered S4E13: The Jailbirds, which aired on January 7, 1989. 
In this episode, Jamie and Vicki are arrested for spray-painting a wall--and its owner's $60 shirt.

This was a fun episode. I love the lesson that Ted and Joan teach Jamie and Vicki also the female cop was played by Jo Marie Payton who later went on to play Harriet Winslow on Family Matters.

S4E14: Rags to Riches, aired on January 14, 1989.

In this episode Vicki and Jamie invent a cleaning solution. This episode is pretty much a Jamie get rich quick scheme that gets out of hand when he gets in over his head and it only gets worse when he Brandon and Harriet get involved.

S4E15: Radio Days, which aired on January 21, 1989.

In this episode Jamie produces a radio play about World War II.

This was a creative episode, mostly the last 10 minutes was the best part.

S4E16: Kid-O-Grams, which aired on January 28, 1989.

In this episode Jamie starts up a singing-telegram business.

This was a fun episode with the telegram business and the songs that were created were catchy. Vicki and Harriet's outfits at the end were cute.


Small Wonder S4E13: The Jailbirds, S4E14: Rags to Riches, S4E15: Radio Days, S4E16: Kid-O-Grams

Hey Everyone,

Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast.

Well, after 6 years of covering all the episodes of the show Small Wonder, we've finally reached the end of the Series with the four final episodes of Season 4.

Today, I covered S4E21: The Tattletale, which aired on April 29, 1989.

In this episode a gossip reporter reveals Vicki's secret. I was a little surprised by this episode, because I just assumed the reporter was a woman, when it turns out to be someone who went to college with Ted and Joan. This was creative and had Harriet, Jamie and Reggie dressed like Vicki towards the end of the episode and doing a song and dance routine.

S4E22: The Strike, which aired on May 6, 1989.

In this episode Ted's union strike inspires the whole family. This episode also has a side plot of the kids in Jamie's class going on strike after their demands are not met, one of these demands is allowing the kids to bring their pets to school in a daycare situation. Interesting, Joan meets them halfway and tells them they can have a pet day show and tell once a month.
The vending machine part of their demands is a kid wish list of things they wish they could have in school.

Ted's demands from his co workers to the Union board aren't wrong, increase percentage in profit sharing and more coverage for dental as well as a pay increase. Normal things any employee would want.

S4E23: See No Evil, which aired on May 13, 1989.

In this episode Vicki's eyesight is failing, so she cannot identify bike thieves.
This was a goofy episode, Vicki wearing eyeglasses, granted it's understandable, things wear out and often need to be replaced. Ted gets Jamie a new bike, which then proceeds to get stolen in the schoolyard and Vicki has to help identify the thieves based on their voices.
This episode was just ok.

and finally the last episode of Season 4 and the final episode of the show.

S4E24: Thy Neighbor's Wife, which aired on May 20, 1989.

In this episode Joan poses as Mrs. Brindle to impress a businessman.
I hated this episode because it centered around Brandon and him trying to impress a Japanese businessman because he wants to hire a "family man" and after a fight with Bonnie who takes Harriet and moves into a hotel, Brandon is in a bind and begs Joan to pretend to be Bonnie, he even has Joan and Vicki dress in what now a days would be considered racially insensitive kimonos and delivering lines that would not pass for appropriate by todays TV standards.

Ted was written out for most of the episode for a flight to Texas, but then comes back in the last 5 minutes. Richard Christie (Ted Lawson) actually directed this final episode. He did a good job.

Well, there you have it, I hope you all enjoy these last episodes of the show and thank you so much for listening to this podcast on Small Wonder for the last 6 years.

Have a great Summer everyone!

Small Wonder: S4E21: The Tattletale, S4E22: The Strike, S4E23: See No Evil  S4E24: Thy Neighbor's Wife

In this on camera interview recorded at LVL Up Expo in Las Vegas NV. I talk with Love, Death + Robots creator Tim Miller, about the series upcoming season, sci-fi, and more!

Interview with Director/Producer Tim Miller

"Here We Stand" was never supposed to release the way it was, I was never really happy with the finished render and I was pretty sick at the time. Once I got better I sat down and actually worked on it more, adding more stuff, more sound effects from the game, and the crowd cheering on in the background.


The 4 main tracks from the game's OST that are incorporated the most are:

Here We Go: https://youtu.be/Mzkk-ax8TG4
Gold Standard: https://youtu.be/H4FtR14PHMQ?t=134
The Big League: https://youtu.be/kJ8WlEpI_XE
Unused Beta Lobby Music: https://youtu.be/3SZv6rDWWjE?t=41
and The Divide: https://youtu.be/KrrzfdZOC90?t=114


(Note: Some links are timed to the specific spots in the song I ultimately took and used in mine, be it a melody, a segment, or outright sampled)

THE FINALS - Divided We Stand (Roski Veair Remix/Mashup) [Definitive Version]

This podcast is dedicated to the 80's television show sitcom The Wonder Years.
A Grown Kevin Arnold recalls his days growing up in the tumultuous times of the late 60s and early 70s. In this podcast I pick out my favorite episodes of each season and review them. So join me your host Angela Bowen as I take a trip back in time to the hippie movement, the Vietnam War, the Beatles and so much more. So don your bellbottom pants, power up that lava lamp and crank up some Beach Boys and join me as I take us back to The Wonder Years.

Roski Veair is a 24-year-old producer from around the area of Melbourne, VIC. His passion for making music started in 2016 when he bought a license for FL Studio, since then he's been improving his skills and making the best music he can. Hoping his music can inspire new producers.

He also plays a lot of VRChat in his spare time.

If you wanna support him in any way financially: https://ko-fi.com/roskiveair


Contact him here: japeroski@gmail.com

A girl who WANTS to make music but probably never will.

I USE MIDIS I DO NOT CREATE MUSIC EVEN THOUGH I REALLY WANT TO

If you want to use my music and stuff, its all free to use as long as you give credit! Though, if there is a track that has anything like (Do not use) then please to not use it.

New tracks tagged #Season 4