Astromike 05/17/2009
Gotta love Paul. Josh Saviano played the dork role well. A very nerdy but dependable friend.
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Katherine960 01/05/2009
AWESOME
Elizabeth2093 09/22/2008
He is an okay actor.
Bunny Jenkins 09/22/2008
Funny as hell. Perfect nerd.
*~?*StAcIe*LoV eIn' ThA 1s I LoVe*~?* 09/18/2008
Ha hes awsome!! Aint he like marlyin mason or something now??
LIL MIZZ INNOCENT!! 09/18/2008
i dnt even kno who dis is
KRISTYN718 09/12/2008
hahahahhaha i haven't even thought about this show in ages!
DJ Craig Anthony 08/31/2008
No, he did not turn out to be Marylin Manson!!
♥Anna 08/25/2008
i dont kno anyone man!!
93century 08/23/2008
In reality he may be the nerd, but actually scored before Kevin.
no te veo[chet nice] 08/22/2008
No good.
spinette 10/26/2007
I have always and will always remain a loyal fan of the Wonder Years, I loved them all. They made a big impression with me, Paul Sorvino and the lovely Winnie, and Cory, the show spoke about many incidents in the 70's and I just loved the musical themes. I also loved the contrast between the older sisters points of view, and the middel brother always bringing that sense of family and fun into the living room, Cory is always kind of thought of as the thinking kids, kids, but like any other normal kid, even thinking kids let down thier gaurds, and we all know thats when all the fun happens. I know there aren't enough 70's type shows around as far as I am concerned. The Wonder Years are a great reminder that it really was a different time, and yes a very special time to be a kid growing up 70's.
Molfan 10/26/2007
Paul was the smart good kid. you knew he probably got straight As. he was the kid who would veer from doing anything bad or wrong and would try and stop his friends from making "wrong turns"you knew he would grow up to be successful. Josh Saviano sure did a lawyer when grown up.Paul was never the stereotyped spastic geek. just that smart nerd, who had lots of allergies.
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