He should be mad and upset at his dad for not trying to be there for him at least like some do when they split with the mom.. Mr Frederick's just trying his best with him he loves his mom and cares for her hope bill realize that what his dad didn't do another man can..

Me neither! The early teens are the worst and most confusing times!

He shouldn't that way with Mr Frederick's he loves his mom and cares about her he should be happy for them and upset at his dad for not being there for him.. my opinion that happens when u get with someone with kids they don't accept the other person cuz they don't want for someone else to replace there dad or are afraid of the mom being happy with someone else..

@@betod3113 he can be however he wants. His mom should have known bill wouldn’t be comfortable with his own f’ing gym teacher banging his mom without at least talking to him about it

I woulda took him over a real dad. Never knew mine.

​@@betod3113Sorry, but that is said by someone who just can't relate to the scene like the OP can.

Same 😢😭

Agree

Yes it is!

Tom Wilson and I grew up in the town of Radnor, PA.

I’m a child of divorce and it is hard.

TV has improved.

Well maybe that's a reflection of today's society.

Even in 1999 TV was superficial and this was NBC's red-headed stepchild. In my opinion though throughout I feel the through the worst eras of superficiality in American History you do tend to get more emotional and great media to think the Reagan era, the Netflix era of the present, and the turn of the millennia/post that makes us feel as though showing emotion 9-11. I also do think showing feelings is just a public shaming thing in modern times as this bullshit facade of if I show no authentic feelings I am smart and successful. People stigmatize those who are more emotional as irrational, unintelligent, and unsuccessful. Those things matter when you live in a world or time period that worships the narrow definition of smart and successful as opposed to authentic, emotional, and a bit "dumb"/unconventionally smart. Btw I am kind of happy I am a bit stupid but fun-loving/preferring to live authentically and I feel most people tend to prefer that but b/c being smart is treated as the be all end all no one is allowed to express that. Idk this is just my opinion.

Unironically the stupidest comment given this show was cancelled. If this came out today it'd have gotten more seasons.

I think the opposite is true and the reason this show flopped was because of that. No doubt in mind that if it came out in the 2010s it would have done better than it did in the late 90s/2000s. I was alive when this came out. TV, for the most part, was insanely fucking stupid. It’s still mostly stupid, but late 90s-2005ish I want to say was maybe peak dumbassedry of television.

which Peter Pan? The animated one or the 2003 live action one?

When most people say PETER PAN, they're usually referring to the Disney film. *The Brutal Slamming Headbanging Christian* I think you meant John.

You mean john, Micheal is the little one

Harrison Barrett going mobile

i remeber fall 1999 this great show was on saturday nights on nbc but then mlb playoffs also on nbc started that october preempted freaks and geeks and messed up this shows momentum

@@martinl.lazarinejr.2781So basically the jocks won again

You mean the past