Small Wonder

Série télévisée
1985–1989
TV-G
30m

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Tiffany Brissette in Small Wonder (1985)

Trailer for Small Wonder: The Complete Season One

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Quirky Comedy Sitcom Comedy Family Sci-Fi

Les aventures loufoques d'une famille de banlieue, de ses voisins et d'un robot innovant conçu pour ressembler à un enfant humain.Les aventures loufoques d'une famille de banlieue, de ses voisins et d'un robot innovant conçu pour ressembler à un enfant humain.Les aventures loufoques d'une famille de banlieue, de ses voisins et d'un robot innovant conçu pour ressembler à un enfant humain.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,0/10

5,5 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

4 336

208

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 2 victoires et 13 nominations au total

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
Edie McClurg left the show during the third season for a full-time role on Valerie (1986). During the last two seasons her character was referred to off-camera, and largely replaced by Brandon's sister Ida Mae.

Gaffes
Despite being "made of plastic, microchips here and there", the robot and her costume grew from season to season to accommodate the actress. However, in the season 4 episode "School Monitor", there was an explanation given by the father, who put in a special chip that enabled her to grow to avoid suspicion from friends and neighbors why she never grew and remained the same age.

Citations
[repeated line]
Mrs. Brindle: No na na no no no!

Connexions
Featured in I Love the '80s: 1985 (2002)

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Commentaire en vedette

One of the best sitcoms ever!

Even though I was only in elementary school, I still remember watching "Small Wonder" every day, watching each of the 96 episodes several times! The premise is so fantastic: how can a robot that's virtually identical to a 10 year old girl fit into a family and society? This show had such a wide audience in its four years of existence, ranging from young kids to grandparents - it appealed to everyone!