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The Wonder Years: Mother's Day Double Feature S3E4: Mom Wars and S4E17: When Worlds Collide
Hey Wonderlings,
Angela Bowen here, the host of Looking Back On My Wonder Years: A Wonder Years Podcast.
Today, I'm celebrating Mother’s Day with a Norma Arnold Double Feature with S3E4: Mom Wars, which aired on October 31, 1989.
In this episode when Mom grows concerned about Kevin playing rough in touch football after school, Kevin has to make a choice.
and of course S4E17: When Worlds Collide, which aired on March 20, 1991.
In this episode when his mom takes a job in the attendance office at his school, Kevin worries that his life is "ruined". After his mom embarrasses him during a fire drill, Kevin tells her to no longer talk to him while at school.
I thought these two episodes were good examples of Kevin's relationship with his Mom, I mean at the end of the day he will always love her, but she needs to learn boundaries and Kevin needs to handle these issues in a respectful way without lashing out.
This podcast episode is dedicated to all mothers everywhere.
If you'd like to EMAIL the Podcast Go To:
Stay Healthy, Stay Strong, Stay Safe and Stay Positive!
We WILL Get Through THIS!
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Hey Wonderlings,
Angela Bowen here, the host of Looking Back On My Wonder Years: A Wonder Years Podcast.
Today, I'm celebrating Mother’s Day with a Norma Arnold Double Feature with S3E4: Mom Wars, which aired on October 31, 1989.
In this episode when Mom grows concerned about Kevin playing rough in touch football after school, Kevin has to make a choice.
and of course S4E17: When Worlds Collide, which aired on March 20, 1991.
In this episode when his mom takes a job in the attendance office at his school, Kevin worries that his life is "ruined". After his mom embarrasses him during a fire drill, Kevin tells her to no longer talk to him while at school.
I thought these two episodes were good examples of Kevin's relationship with his Mom, I mean at the end of the day he will always love her, but she needs to learn boundaries and Kevin needs to handle these issues in a respectful way without lashing out.
This podcast episode is dedicated to all mothers everywhere.
If you'd like to EMAIL the Podcast Go To:
Stay Healthy, Stay Strong, Stay Safe and Stay Positive!
We WILL Get Through THIS!