Netflix: 'The Wonder Years,' 'Glee' Added To Instant Streaming

A show about the 60's and 70's, made in the late 80's and early 90's, and now blasting into the second decade of the 21st century. It's been quite a trip for Kevin Arnold and friends, but now, he can stream right into your living room.

Netflix announced today that they reached an agreement with Twentieth Century Fox to extend their offering of instantly streamed television shows, including the classic dramedy "The Wonder Years." Relive the awkward teen years of Kevin, Winnie and Paul -- and then, because the deal also includes the first season of "Glee," marvel at how high school is just so much more joyful these days.

If you're wondering what the stars are up to these days: Fred Savage (Kevin) is a television director and producer, with credits on "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" and "Hannah Montana"; Danica McKellar (Winnie) has made guest appearances on TV shows and has written three best selling books about middle school math; and Josh Saviano (Paul) is not Marilyn Manson, but a lawyer in New York.

Comments

[Ramonio]

11:02 PM on 04/25/2011

Does anyone know when this is happening?

[Mister Grumpy]

07:14 PM on 04/03/2011

Even though it is somewhat dated........ it is still much better than most of the garbage that is presently being shown...............

[olddognewtrick]

05:11 PM on 04/03/2011

Love it! Finallly safe to order pastrami on white bread with mayo once again...

[Adam Warrenchak]

04:36 PM on 04/03/2011

best show and easy to relate to when your young.

[sportwarrior]

04:05 PM on 04/03/2011

I might finally have to get Netflix. This was one of my favorite shows growing up and I would love a chance to watch through it again.

[YetAnotherAlex]

03:16 PM on 04/03/2011

The Wonder Years! That show was so REAL and completely ahead of its time!

[jackflash23]

05:26 AM on 04/03/2011

Awesome!

[alaskan]

02:43 AM on 04/03/2011

Danica McKellar's books on math are fantastic. Seriously -- they are, by far, the very best books ever written for people who struggle with math.

Oh, and the Wonder Years was a cute show....but I'm still waiting for the return of Murphy Brown!? Only one season was released on DVD, and even Nick at Nite doesn't show Murphy Brown reruns. :(

[dna user]

02:11 AM on 04/03/2011

What a great show The Wonder Years. I watched it when I was about the same age of Kevin Arnold and it spoke to me.

[cornelison]

01:36 AM on 04/03/2011

He looks like Jay Leno.

[alaskan]

02:44 AM on 04/03/2011

Who does?

[cornelison]

03:54 AM on 04/03/2011

The boy.

[bart4u]

01:31 AM on 04/03/2011

Good show. At least the kids did not get messed up with drugs and other stuff.

[AllowMeToObserve]

01:25 AM on 04/03/2011

Daniel Stern's narration was the best part of the series.

[Lexi Suarez]

09:51 PM on 04/02/2011

Stupid headline! For a moment there I was worried they were going to make a remake! This, though, is great news.

[kyvette68]

11:14 PM on 04/02/2011

I thought the same thing. That would not be good. I love that it was a completely different story.
Huffpost you need better headline writers!

[Jackie2000]

06:51 PM on 04/02/2011

awww.....fred savage was the CUTEST kid!

wonder years....such a great show! :)

[ahoyhoy]

09:29 PM on 04/02/2011

I know...WIIIINNNNNNNIE!!!!