Leave It to Beaver

Beaver buys a model car with the $10 his Uncle Billy sent him.

A neighbor's cat keeps returning to Beaver.

When Beaver is elected a junior fire chief he cites his neighbors for fire code violations.

Wally's parents fear the influence of a young, married couple on their son.

Wally becomes Beaver's acting father while Ward is away on a business trip.

Eddie tricks Wally into trading dates for a high-school exchange dance.

Beaver inadvertently cheats on an English test.

Eddie becomes envious of Wally's glamorous soda-fountain job.

Wally buys an old, ramshackle car.

Beaver is embarrassed about being put under the charge of a baby sitter.

Beaver accidentally lets his parents' car roll into the street.

Beaver runs into trouble while rolling a baby-doll carriage home.

Eddie and Lumpy intercept Beaver's report card and change a ``D-minus`` to a ``B-plus.``.

Nabbed trespasser Richard implicates Beaver.

Lumpy and Eddie invade Beaver's camping trip.

Beaver convinces Ward to buy him a typewriter.

A girl whom Beaver likes falls for Wally.

Beaver and his friends make a long-distance call to a baseball player.

Wally and Eddie are invited to join an exclusive social club.

Wally and Beaver learn a lesson in economics when they invest in the stock market.

Beaver gets into trouble at school for wearing a sweatshirt bearing a picture of a three-eyed monster.

Wally plays tennis with a girl who is out to spite her boyfriend.

Ward and June fear that Wally wants to join the Merchant Marine.

Beaver tries to live up to Wally's reputation when he joins a basketball team.

Wally receives permission to stay home during his family's annual vacation.

Wally and Beaver are told they must clean up the yard before they can leave for the day.

Eddie Haskell moves to his own apartment.

Beaver is the only one among his friends to honor a pact to dress casually for an awards dinner.

Wally and Beaver arrange a double date.

Cases of ice cream disappear when Wally and Eddie begin working at a dairy.

In a letter to a newspaper columnist, Beaver complains that his parents are too strict.

Beaver sets his sights on a newspaper route.

Wally forgets his wallet on a dinner date.

Wally's parents start worrying when he gets his drivers license.

Beaver comes home with a rat named Peter Gunn.

Beaver fills in for June as charity collector.

Beaver falls into a billboard soup bowl.

Beaver accidentally destroys the kite he and his father made for a competition.

Beaver buys a pair of ice skates that are three sizes too large.

Beaver joins a record club thinking it will only cost him 87 cents a week.

Wally borrows the car and smashes a headlight.

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Beaver gets a swelled head when he catches a winning pass in his school football game.

A classmate insults Beaver's unruly hair.

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A new classmate "helps" Beaver write his autobiography for English class.

Uninvited Beaver wants to wreck Wally's party.

Wally grows a mustache to make his girlfriend thinks he's mature.

Wally gets his father's permission to buy a car but not the one he wants.

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Beaver gives his favorite girl a gold locket.

Wally and Eddie get jobs parking cars at a wedding reception.

Beaver invites Mr. Jeff, a vagrant, into the Cleaver household.

Wally buys a new car battery on Eddie's credit card.

Beaver's TV appearance doesn't go as planned.

Beaver notices that the golfer he's caddying for is cheating to win $500.

Wally becomes disillusioned with the girl he has been trying to date.

Lumpy wins the athletic scholarship for which he and Wally were competing.

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Beaver resents his mother's sending him on an errand at an inopportune time.

Ward and June go away for the weekend and leave Ward's Uncle Billy in charge of the boys.

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Beaver has trouble thinking of something interesting to say about his father for a school composition.

The Cleavers head to a cabin in the woods.

Beaver feels personally slighted when circumstances prevent him from accompanying Ward and Wally to a baseball game.

Wally and Ward are going fishing on the same weekend as Beaver's father-and-son picnic.

Beaver becomes homesick when he contemplates his upcoming transfer to a prep school.

Ward writes to his fraternity, recommending Wally and Eddie for membership.

The Cleavers become concerned when they learn that Wally has been spending each weekend with Eddie's girlfriend.

Beaver writes his "Three Musketeers" book report from a viewing of a Ritz Brothers movie version.

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Beaver accepts two invitations to the eighth-grade graduation dance.

Wally and Lumpy want to join Eddie spending the summer on an Alaskan fishing boat.

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Beaver thinks he isn't going to graduate.

Wally and Eddie plan revenge on joker Lumpy.

Beaver refuses to go on a summer tour of the U.S. because he wants to keep an eye on his girlfriend.

Wally goes to an all-night high-school graduation party.

Beaver's teacher gives him a note to take home.

Beaver donates three of his father's good suits to the school clothing drive.

The boys send away for a Florida alligator.

Violet Rutherford gives Beaver a black eye.

After a lecture on brotherly love, Wally and the Beaver decide to do everything together.

Beaver thinks that the new neighbor's wife has a crush on him.

Beaver is infatuated with his pretty teacher.

Beaver decides to make money to buy a baseball uniform by selling water.

Beaver tries to earn club-initiation money.

Beaver feels left out when Wally gets a crush on a 14-year-old girl.

Aunt Martha dresses Beaver in short pants.

Ward helps the boys in their perfume business.

Beaver gets the highest mark on a test in his class.

The boys see a horror movie after their mother tells them not to.

The boys plan revenge on Lumpy Rutherford.

Beaver is invited to an all-girl party.

Ward arranges a baby-sitting job for the boys.

The boys get a paper route to earn extra money.

Beaver tries to amuse himself while Wally is away on a camping trip.

The boys want to buy Ward a new hunting jacket.

Beaver is shamed into being neat and clean.

Ward feels left out when the boys start spending a lot of time with a friend's father.

Beaver brings home a lost Chihuahua.

Beaver takes his soapbox racer into the street.

When a window is broken, the boys are warned not to play baseball near the house.

The boys spend their train ticket money on food and comics.

June wants Wally to ask a girl to a dance.

Beaver tells Eddie Haskell that there are Indian artifacts buried in the vacant lot near his house.

To make Ward proud, Beaver takes music lessons.

After their camping trip is postponed, the boys pitch a tent in their backyard.

Beaver can't throw away his old teddy bear.

When Wally gets a sore throat, Beaver pretends he is also sick.

Beaver rips his gray flannel jacket while playing at a construction site.

Wally agrees to paint the rusty trash cans.

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Beaver and Wally's new rabbit has babies.

June and the Beaver are against Wally going away to military school.

Beaver leaves home after his friend Larry drills a hole through the garage wall.

Beaver has a fight with a friend who is supposed to stay overnight.

The deadline approaches for the poem Beaver promised for the school paper.

The next-door neighbors hire the boys to take care of the yard and cat while they are away.

Beaver becomes the last-minute replacement for Wally on a baby-sitting job.

While helping a friend do his family's wash, Beaver pours a whole box of soap into the machine.

The Cleavers reminisce while looking at old photographs in the family scrapbook.

Beaver donates three of his father's good suits to the school clothing drive.

Beaver refuses to go on a summer tour of the U.S. because he wants to keep an eye on his girlfriend.

Wally goes to an all-night high-school graduation party.

Wally and Eddie plan revenge on joker Lumpy.

Beaver thinks he isn't going to graduate.

Wally and Lumpy want to join Eddie spending the summer on an Alaskan fishing boat.

Beaver accepts two invitations to the eighth-grade graduation dance.

Eddie quits school and gets a full-time job.

Beaver feels personally slighted when circumstances prevent him from accompanying Ward and Wally to a baseball game.

Beaver writes his ``Three Musketeers`` book report from a viewing of a Ritz Brothers movie version.

The Cleavers become concerned when they learn that Wally has been spending each weekend with Eddie's girlfriend.

Ward writes to his fraternity, recommending Wally and Eddie for membership.

Beaver becomes homesick when he contemplates his upcoming transfer to a prep school.

Ward and June go away for the weekend and leave Ward's Uncle Billy in charge of the boys.

Beaver and his friends buy a burro.

Beaver resents his mother's sending him on an errand at an inopportune time.

Lumpy wins the athletic scholarship for which he and Wally were competing.

Wally becomes disillusioned with the girl he has been trying to date.

Beaver's TV appearance doesn't go as planned.

Beaver notices that the golfer he's caddying for is cheating to win $500.

Wally buys a new car battery on Eddie's credit card.

Beaver invites Mr. Jeff, a vagrant, into the Cleaver household.

Beaver gives his favorite girl a gold locket.

Wally and Eddie get jobs parking cars at a wedding reception.

Wally gets his father's permission to buy a car but not the one he wants.

Wally grows a mustache to make his girlfriend thinks he's mature.

Uninvited Beaver wants to wreck Wally's party.

A new classmate ``helps`` Beaver write his autobiography for English class.

Beaver gets a swelled head when he catches a winning pass in his school football game.

A classmate insults Beaver's unruly hair.

Wally borrows the car and smashes a headlight.

Beaver joins a record club thinking it will only cost him 87 cents a week.

Eddie Haskell moves to his own apartment.

Unbeknownst to their parents, Wally stays overnight at Lumpy's and Beaver's friend stays overnight with him.

In a letter to a newspaper columnist, Beaver complains that his parents are too strict.

Cases of ice cream disappear when Wally and Eddie begin working at a dairy.

Wally and Beaver arrange a double date.

Beaver sets his sights on a newspaper route.

Wally's parents start worrying when he gets his drivers license.

Beaver is the only one among his friends to honor a pact to dress casually for an awards dinner.

Wally forgets his wallet on a dinner date.

Wally receives permission to stay home during his family's annual vacation.

Wally and Beaver learn a lesson in economics when they invest in the stock market.

Beaver and his friends make a long-distance call to a baseball player.

Lumpy and Eddie invade Beaver's camping trip.

Beaver gets into trouble at school for wearing a sweatshirt bearing a picture of a three-eyed monster.

Wally and Eddie are invited to join an exclusive social club.

Wally plays tennis with a girl who is out to spite her boyfriend.

Wally and Beaver are told they must clean up the yard before they can leave for the day.

A girl whom Beaver likes falls for Wally.

Ward and June fear that Wally wants to join the Merchant Marine.

Beaver convinces Ward to buy him a typewriter.

Beaver tries to live up to Wally's reputation when he joins a basketball team.

Beaver becomes the last-minute replacement for Wally on a baby-sitting job.

Lumpy uses Ward's car to drive Wally to an out-of-town track meet.

While helping a friend do his family's wash, Beaver pours a whole box of soap into the machine.

Unbeknownst to their parents, Wally stays overnight at Lumpy's and Beaver's friend stays overnight with him.

Eddie quits school and gets a full-time job.

Beaver and his friends buy a burro.

Eddie scares Beaver with roller-coaster tales.

Beaver thinks nobody likes him after discovering that he is at the ``awkward age.``.

Beaver talks his parents into buying him an expensive jacket.

Lumpy uses Ward's car to drive Wally to an out-of-town track meet.

Beaver and Gilbert get spooked by strangers after watching a scary movie.

Beaver has a renewed interest in an old train set his mother plans to give away.

Bunny-suited Beaver must walk to a class show.

Beaver is invited to a going-away party for the creepiest girl in school.

Beaver accidentally breaks Ward's golf club.

Beaver asks a new girl to a dance party.

Wally is embarrassed when it appears that his date is driving him to a dance.

Beaver inadvertently cheats on an English test.

Beaver buys a pair of ice skates that are three sizes too large.

Eddie tricks Wally into trading dates for a high-school exchange dance.

Beaver accidentally lets his parents' car roll into the street.

Eddie becomes envious of Wally's glamorous soda-fountain job.

A neighbor's cat keeps returning to Beaver.

Eddie storms out of the Cleavers' house when Beaver accuses him of cheating at chess.

Beaver buys a model car with the $10 his Uncle Billy sent him.

Wally buys an old, ramshackle car.

Beaver is embarrassed about being put under the charge of a baby sitter.

Wally's parents fear the influence of a young, married couple on their son.

Wally becomes Beaver's acting father while Ward is away on a business trip.

Beaver runs into trouble while rolling a baby-doll carriage home.

Beaver accidentally destroys the kite he and his father made for a competition.

Beaver can't give a laboratory his pet frogs.

When Beaver is elected a junior fire chief he cites his neighbors for fire code violations.

Beaver fills in for June as charity collector.

Beaver falls into a billboard soup bowl.

Beaver comes home with a rat named Peter Gunn.

Beaver makes a funny face when he is photographed for the school yearbook.

June tries to disillusion Wally about a girl he has a crush on.

Nabbed trespasser Richard implicates Beaver.

Beaver makes a funny face when he is photographed for the school yearbook.

June tries to disillusion Wally about a girl he has a crush on.

Beaver writes a florid history of his mother's past for a school composition.

Beaver awaits his reward for finding a wallet.

Beaver is heartbroken when his pet monkey disappears.

Beaver plays with Ward's autographed baseball.

Wally needs an orchid corsage to impress his date for a dance.

A boy runs off with Beaver's new bicycle.

Beaver has trouble thinking of something interesting to say about his father for a school composition.

Wally's boat capsizes with Beaver aboard.

The Cleavers head to a cabin in the woods.

Wally is allowed to pick out his own suit.

Larry taunts Beaver into smoking Ward's new meerschaum pipe.

Wally decides to start shaving.

An heirloom ring gets stuck on Beaver's finger.

Beaver is teased about Linda.

Beaver loses the watch that Lumpy gave him to hold while he played baseball.

Beaver unknowingly insults a Hispanic friend.

Wally and Ward are going fishing on the same weekend as Beaver's father-and-son picnic.

June makes a date for Wally with Eddie's girl.

The deadline approaches for the poem Beaver promised for the school paper.

The next-door neighbors hire the boys to take care of the yard and cat while they are away.

Beaver has a fight with a friend who is supposed to stay overnight.

Beaver leaves home after his friend Larry drills a hole through the garage wall.

Beaver and Wally's new rabbit has babies.

June and the Beaver are against Wally going away to military school.

Beaver rips his gray flannel jacket while playing at a construction site.

Wally agrees to paint the rusty trash cans.

Beaver can't throw away his old teddy bear.

When Wally gets a sore throat, Beaver pretends he is also sick.

To make Ward proud, Beaver takes music lessons.

After their camping trip is postponed, the boys pitch a tent in their backyard.

Beaver tells Eddie Haskell that there are Indian artifacts buried in the vacant lot near his house.

June wants Wally to ask a girl to a dance.

The boys spend their train ticket money on food and comics.

When a window is broken, the boys are warned not to play baseball near the house.

Beaver takes his soapbox racer into the street.

Beaver brings home a lost Chihuahua.

Ward feels left out when the boys start spending a lot of time with a friend's father.

Beaver is shamed into being neat and clean.

Beaver tries to amuse himself while Wally is away on a camping trip.

The boys want to buy Ward a new hunting jacket.

Ward arranges a baby-sitting job for the boys.

The boys get a paper route to earn extra money.

The boys plan revenge on Lumpy Rutherford.

Beaver is invited to an all-girl party.

Beaver gets the highest mark on a test in his class.

The boys see a horror movie after their mother tells them not to.

Ward helps the boys in their perfume business.

Aunt Martha dresses Beaver in short pants.

Beaver feels left out when Wally gets a crush on a 14-year-old girl.

Beaver tries to earn club-initiation money.

Beaver is infatuated with his pretty teacher.

Beaver decides to make money to buy a baseball uniform by selling water.

After a lecture on brotherly love, Wally and the Beaver decide to do everything together.

Beaver thinks that the new neighbor's wife has a crush on him.

Beaver loses the money his father gave him for a haircut.

Violet Rutherford gives Beaver a black eye.

The boys send away for a Florida alligator.

Beaver's teacher gives him a note to take home.

Beaver can't give a laboratory his pet frogs.