Even Stevens

About Even Stevens

"Even Stevens" is an American comedic television show that aired from 2000 to 2003 on Disney Channel. The show revolves around the Stevens, a family living in Sacramento, California. The key premise of the series involves the relation between the two younger siblings: Louis, a carefree and quirky individual, and his perfectionist older sister Ren, who often finds herself at odds with his antics.

Making / Production

"Even Stevens" was created by Matt Dearborn and produced by Brookwell McNamara Entertainment. It was primarily filmed in Santa Clarita, California, with some scenes shot at Walt Disney Studios. The series is also known for its unique writing style, combining slapstick humor with relatable themes of adolescence.

Actors

• Shia LaBeouf as Louis Stevens: LaBeouf played the role of the comical and mischievous Louis Stevens whose creative schemes and funny antics often landed him in trouble.
• Christy Carlson Romano as Ren Stevens: Romano played Ren, the overachieving older sister of Louis, whose high standards often clashed with Louis' laid-back attitude.
• Nick Spano as Donnie Stevens: Spano played the athletic older brother who, despite his lack of intellectual prowess, was admired by his siblings.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• "Even Stevens" was the breakout role for actor Shia LaBeouf.
• The series was known for its original movie, "Even Stevens Movie", which concluded the series story arc.
• The series' 65th (and final) episode was actually the 63rd to be produced, the production finale being "Band on the Roof".

Awards

"Even Stevens" garnered several awards during its run. This included the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Children's Program in 2003 and a BAFTA Children's Award for Best International in 2002. Shia LaBeouf won a Daytime Emmy for his performance as Louis Stevens.

Quotes

• "I've got the mind of a champion!" - Louis Stevens
• "I drive myself crazy trying to control my urges, then I realize I'm already hearing voices." - Ren Stevens

Music, Soundtrack

• "True to Your Heart" - 98 Degrees and Stevie Wonder
• "Masterpiece" - The Temptations