After 37 years since its debut, the beloved coming-of-age series “The Wonder Years” continues to resonate with fans, prompting curiosity about the lives of its cast. Premiering in 1988, the show captured the essence of growing up in the late ’60s and early ’70s, and its nostalgic storytelling remains iconic. As we look ahead to 2025, let’s explore what the main cast members have been up to since their days portraying the memorable characters of Kevin Arnold, Winnie Cooper, and others.

Dan Lauria, who played the strict but loving father Jack Arnold, remains active in the entertainment industry at 77. Fred Savage, the inquisitive Kevin Arnold, transitioned from acting to directing, working on popular shows like “Modern Family.” Now 48, he continues to thrive in Hollywood. Ali Mills, who portrayed the supportive mother Norma Arnold, is still acting and is well-known for her role on “The Bold and the Beautiful.”

Josh Saviano, who played Kevin’s best friend Paul, left acting to pursue a successful career as a lawyer specializing in entertainment law. Now 48, he reflects fondly on his time on the show. Olivia d’Abo, depicting Kevin’s rebellious sister Karen Arnold, has remained active in acting and voice work at 56.

Brandon Crane, known as Doug Porter, and Danica McKellar, who played Winnie Cooper, have also stayed engaged in the industry, with McKellar balancing her acting with a passion for mathematics and education. Jason Hervey, who portrayed Wayne Arnold, shifted to producing after a brief acting career. Robert Picardo, the memorable Coach Cutlip, has enjoyed a thriving career in film and television, while Daniel Stern, the narrator providing Kevin’s voiceover, continues to act and direct.

As the cast members pursue diverse paths, their contributions to “The Wonder Years” remain cherished by fans. The show’s legacy lives on, reminding audiences of the universal experiences of youth, love, and family.