Shia LaBoeuf was the star of Even Stevens about a family named Stevens from Sacramento, California where the mother was a State Senator no less. Mom was played by Donna Pescow and her husband Tom Virtue made a good living as a lawyer. They had three kids. Son Nick Spano was a jock, not all that much upstairs but with his athletic abilities unless he got injured would never have to worry where the next meal was coming from. Daughter Christy Carlson Romano was an academic whiz also beautiful and popular. No doubt she was going to be the family winner.
But the youngest was LaBoeuf, a screw up in every way. You kind of felt bad for Louis Stevens, he must have been under great pressure in that family of winners he came from. In the end of every episode you hoped he would get it together and have a reasonably successful adulthood.
Louis Stevens in a very funny but also poignant way appealed to every kid out there who felt he was shortchanged somehow. The show also had an appealing group of semi-regular characters who popped every so often in episodes. All in all it was a good family entertainment show.
But the youngest was LaBoeuf, a screw up in every way. You kind of felt bad for Louis Stevens, he must have been under great pressure in that family of winners he came from. In the end of every episode you hoped he would get it together and have a reasonably successful adulthood.
Louis Stevens in a very funny but also poignant way appealed to every kid out there who felt he was shortchanged somehow. The show also had an appealing group of semi-regular characters who popped every so often in episodes. All in all it was a good family entertainment show.