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Growing Pains is the first part of episode two of Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot. __FORCETOC__ Song Name: Growing Pains * "Are You Experienced? b/w Growing Pains" (single) * Shout (reissue bonus track) Year: 1984 Performed Live: Never Run Time: 3:39 Writing Credits: Gerald V. Casale/Mark Mothersbaugh Sung By: Gerald V. Casale Alternate Versions: None Demo Versions: None known * The only version known of "Growing Pains" was it's official 1984 release as a B-side to the Hendrix cover "Are You Experienced?". * Henry Rollins' "Infinite Zero" label reissued the album Shout in 1997, including this single version as one of the bonus tracks. Onstage Behavior: N/A. Not performed live. In the episode "Feet of Clay", Ben Seaver finds out that his favorite rock star isn't such a nice guy after meeting him, and decides to stop being a fan. At one point, dad Jason compares this to the time when Ben learned that Kermit the Frog isn't real. Ben said that as a result, he couldn't get himself to watch Sesame Street for awhile. |} Growing Pains was the sixth episode of the fourth season of The Dumping Ground. It was first broadcast on 26th February 2016 on CBBC and CBBC HD. The show's characters included stay-at-home father Jason Seaver (Alan Thicke), who opens a psychiatrist office at the family's home after his wife, Maggie (Joanna Kerns) goes back to work as a television reporter. Their children were Mike (Kirk Cameron), Carol (Tracey Gold), Ben (Jeremy Miller) and Chrissy (Ashley Johnson); Chrissy was born during the series, and Johnson took on the role in 1990, when the character was "age-advanced" to 6 years old. In "The Cleveland-Loretta Quagmire", Mayor Adam West talks about his favorite Growing Pains episode. You start off with an army of Bowmen and Axemen, and a Scout. The enemy has soldiers scattered all over the map, and some Watch Towers protecting the Ruin to the north. Head east. Avoid fighting if you can - the more soldiers you have for the final attack, the better. When you reach the edge, head north. The Ruin is protected by several towers, but destroying them will cost you too many troops, so just run past them. Kill every soldier surrounding the Ruin until it's yours. Growing Pains is a American comedy series, which from 1985 to 1992 in the United States was broadcast by ABC . At the heart of Growing Pains is the daily life of the family Seaver in Long Island, which consists of Jason and Maggie Seaver and their children Mike, Carol, Ben and Chrissy. Jason is working as a psychiatrist In the series. His practice is at home, while his wife Maggie as a journalist outside the door works at the ' Long Island Herald '. Leonardo DiCaprio has among other things made his breakthrough in this series. In Netherlands, the series was broadcast from 1985 by AVRO . "Growing Pains" is the eighth episode of the first season of The New Batman Adventures. It first aired on February 28, 1998. Growing Pains is an episode of the second season of The Tom and Jerry Show (2014). |}

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You start off with an army of Bowmen and Axemen, and a Scout. The enemy has soldiers scattered all over the map, and some Watch Towers protecting the Ruin to the north. Head east. Avoid fighting if you can - the more soldiers you have for the final attack, the better. When you reach the edge, head north. The Ruin is protected by several towers, but destroying them will cost you too many troops, so just run past them. Kill every soldier surrounding the Ruin until it's yours. Growing Pains is an episode of the second season of The Tom and Jerry Show (2014). The show's characters included stay-at-home father Jason Seaver (Alan Thicke), who opens a psychiatrist office at the family's home after his wife, Maggie (Joanna Kerns) goes back to work as a television reporter. Their children were Mike (Kirk Cameron), Carol (Tracey Gold), Ben (Jeremy Miller) and Chrissy (Ashley Johnson); Chrissy was born during the series, and Johnson took on the role in 1990, when the character was "age-advanced" to 6 years old. Thicke appears at the 80s TV Convention in the episode "Brian Goes Back to College" as a guest speaker, however not on-screen, representing the show. In "The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz", Kirk Cameron visits the First United Church of the Fonz, founded by Peter Griffin, to convert members of the congregation to Christianity. Peter initially thought he came to convert people to the Church of Mike Seaver. In "The Cleveland-Loretta Quagmire", Mayor Adam West talks about his favorite Growing Pains episode. In "Not All Dogs Go To Heaven", where Meg Griffin, while bedridden recovering from the mumps, watches an infomercial starring Cameron about Christianity. Upon learning that Brian is an atheist, begins behaving toward him in the same way series star Kirk Cameron did to the show's cast and crew after he converted to Christianity (such as Cameron's purported influence on casting and storylines). In addition to Cameron, Alan Thicke and Jeremy Miller appear, as Cameron was unavailable to convince Brian to convert. Thicke and Miller were used in his place. In the opening segment of "Three Kings" parodying Stand by Me, Petey LaChance, Quag Chambers, Joey Duchamps and Cleve Brown sing the opening theme to the show, "As Long As We Got Each Other". Brian uses the troubled lives of former child actors to convince Stewie to give up acting in "The Peanut Butter Kid", including Andrew Koenig who played Mike's friend "Boner" on Growing Pains, who died an early death. Brian wonders if the park that he and Peter are drinking in is where Boner died in "Underage Peter". Growing Pains is a American comedy series, which from 1985 to 1992 in the United States was broadcast by ABC . At the heart of Growing Pains is the daily life of the family Seaver in Long Island, which consists of Jason and Maggie Seaver and their children Mike, Carol, Ben and Chrissy. Jason is working as a psychiatrist In the series. His practice is at home, while his wife Maggie as a journalist outside the door works at the ' Long Island Herald '. Each episode takes 24 minutes and the first episode was broadcast on september 24, 1985, the last episode on april 25, 1992. A total of 166 episodes were made. Leonardo DiCaprio has among other things made his breakthrough in this series. In Netherlands, the series was broadcast from 1985 by AVRO . Cast[Edit] Dr. Jason Seaver- Alan Thicke Maggie Malone Seaver- Joanna Kerns Mike Seaver- Kirk Cameron Carol Seaver- Tracey Gold Benjamin Seaver- Jeremy Miller Chrissy Seaver # 2 (1990-1992)- Ashley Johnson Luke Brower (1991-1992)- Leonardo DiCaprio Chrissy Seaver # 1 (1988-1990)- Kelsey Dohring and Kirsten Dohring Julie Costello (1989-1990)- Julie McCullough Kate MacDonald (1989-1992)- Chelsea Noble Episodes[Edit] See: list of episodes of Growing Pains |} In the episode "Feet of Clay", Ben Seaver finds out that his favorite rock star isn't such a nice guy after meeting him, and decides to stop being a fan. At one point, dad Jason compares this to the time when Ben learned that Kermit the Frog isn't real. Ben said that as a result, he couldn't get himself to watch Sesame Street for awhile. "Growing Pains" is the eighth episode of the first season of The New Batman Adventures. It first aired on February 28, 1998. |} Growing Pains was the sixth episode of the fourth season of The Dumping Ground. It was first broadcast on 26th February 2016 on CBBC and CBBC HD. Song Name: Growing Pains * "Are You Experienced? b/w Growing Pains" (single) * Shout (reissue bonus track) Year: 1984 Performed Live: Never Run Time: 3:39 Writing Credits: Gerald V. Casale/Mark Mothersbaugh Sung By: Gerald V. Casale Alternate Versions: None Demo Versions: None known * The only version known of "Growing Pains" was it's official 1984 release as a B-side to the Hendrix cover "Are You Experienced?". * Henry Rollins' "Infinite Zero" label reissued the album Shout in 1997, including this single version as one of the bonus tracks. Onstage Behavior: N/A. Not performed live. LyricWikia So young, so strong, ignorance is bliss Fenced in, caught up again, in a place like this Big people set the traps for you, using you-know-what for brains You're just another lab experiment, and you're easy to replace Too much, too soon, sensors overload Brought down, chased out of town, another dangerous road Simply a problem of biology, it's a choice you never make The scene is set, and you're subjected to a lethal dose of growing pains Think it through, laws were mostly made for fools Give in now, and be a has-been who never was They'll set you up with pains that grow So young, so strong, ignorance is bliss Fenced in, caught up again, in a place like this Big people set the traps for you, using you-know-what for brains You're just another lab experiment, and you're easy to replace Simply a problem of biology, it's a choice you never make The scene is set, and you're subjected to a lethal dose of growing pains Discogs 45cat AllMusic Growing Pains is the first part of episode two of Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot. __FORCETOC__

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