Ep 11. Don't You Know Anything About Women?

Kevin Arnold is a typical teenage boy who is trying to understand the complexities of life, love, and relationships. In the episode "Don't You Know Anything About Women?," Kevin finds himself struggling to navigate the confusing and often frustrating world of dating.

As the episode begins, Kevin is excited about going on his first official date with his girlfriend, Lisa Berlini. He spends hours researching the perfect romantic gesture and settles on buying her a bouquet of flowers. However, things do not go as planned when he arrives at Lisa's house to pick her up. Lisa's father is less than impressed by Kevin's gift and his general lack of knowledge about women.

Feeling embarrassed and unsure of himself, Kevin turns to his friend, Paul, for advice. Paul tries to help by sharing some of his own dating experiences, but it quickly becomes clear that he is just as clueless as Kevin.

Meanwhile, Kevin's father, Jack, is dealing with his own problems when he discovers that his marriage to Kevin's mother, Norma, may not be as perfect as he thought. Jack is forced to confront some uncomfortable truths about his past and the challenges of maintaining a long-term relationship.

As the episode unfolds, Kevin and Lisa's date takes several unexpected turns, including a run-in with her ex-boyfriend and an awkward encounter with Lisa's best friend. Despite these obstacles, Kevin is determined to make the night a success and prove to Lisa's father that he is worthy of dating his daughter.

The Wonder Years is a nostalgic look back at the 1960s and 70s through the eyes of a young boy coming of age. Through Kevin's experiences, we see the joys and challenges of adolescence, as well as the complexities of family relationships and the larger societal issues that defined the era.

With its relatable characters, smart writing, and poignant moments, The Wonder Years continues to resonate with audiences today, over 30 years after it first aired. Episode 11 of season 3 is a perfect example of why this show remains a beloved classic for generations of fans.