The Cast Of The Wonder Years: Where Are They Now?



From lawyers and mathematicians, to soap stars and reality TV producers, the cast of “The Wonder Years” headed in different directions after the series ended in 1993. Let’s see what the “Wonder Years” cast looks like now, over 30 years later.

Olivia d’Abo-Then


The British born actress was 19 years old when she signed on to “The Wonder Years” as Kevin’s older, hippie sister Karen. Her peaceful, free-loving attitude clashed with her father’s (Dan Lauria) and when she moved in with her boyfriend (David Schwimmer) as a freshman in college, they had a major falling out.
Olivia d’Abo-Then



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Olivia d’Abo-Now


Post “Wonder Years,” d’Abo recurred as villain Nicole Wallace on “Law & Order: Criminal Intent.” She’s also appeared in other TV shows (from “Spin City” to “Alias”), multiple movies and has voiced many an animated TV character (like Melanie Walker/Ten in “Batman Beyond” and Star Sapphire in “Justice League).
Olivia d’Abo-Now



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Danica McKellar- Then


You could forget Winnie Cooper? Danica McKellar played Kevin’s crush-turned-girlfriend and the epitome of the girl next door for five seasons. Though Kevin and Winnie shared a innocent, but powerful kiss in the woods in the “Wonder Years” pilot — a kiss McKellar later said was her first — their relationship remained dormant for years.
Danica McKellar- Then

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Danica McKellar-Now


After Kevin and Winnie’s final summer, McKellar went to UCLA and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics. Armed with a passion for fractions, McKellar has written four math-related books that are aimed at encouraging middle and high school students, especially girls, to embrace their love for mathematics. On television, the 40-year-old actress had a recurring role on The West Wing and has also appeared on How I Met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory, and Dancing with the Stars. She married attorney Scott Sveslosky in 2014 and has one child from a previous marriage.
Danica McKellar-Now

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