Leave It to Beaver

As chairman of a dance's blind-date committee, Wally has to find a date for a girl.

The bathtub overflows while Ward and June are away for the night.

Bad school-bus behavior gets Beaver suspended.

Beaver wins a bike at the movie theater on the day he was told to stay home.

June sends Beaver's teacher a nude baby picture of Beaver for a school contest.

Beaver bets his fielder's mitt that he can walk 20 miles in one day.

Beaver and Larry are accused of taking a boat.

Beaver decides to get the small tree that was left in his old yard when his family moved.

Three of Beaver's friends secretly witness their teacher having dinner at Beaver's house.

Beaver agrees to fight a class bully after a weighing machine tells him it's his lucky day.

Beaver foolishly lends money to his friend Larry.

Larry convinces a youngster that he has turned Beaver into a rock.

Beaver buys a garish shirt for June's birthday.

Beaver decides to go into the chinchilla business.

Larry runs away to Beaver's bathroom.

Beaver tells his class that he owns a parrot with a 50-word vocabulary.

Eddie and Lumpy conspire to cheat on a school test.

Beaver loses a book he borrowed from the library.

Ward urges Wally to run for school office.

An alcoholic gets Beaver to give him brandy.

Beaver and Larry are forced to attend dances.

Beaver is initiated into a secret club that excludes his best friend, Larry.

Wally has trouble getting his school sweater back after lending it to a girl.

Eddie pretends to be hypnotized by Beaver.

A girl's mother plays matchmaker for Wally.

A boy runs off with Beaver's new bicycle.

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

Beaver damages Ward's old autographed baseball during a game of catch.

Beaver is heartbroken when his pet monkey disappears.

Beaver awaits his reward for finding a wallet.

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

The cover of Ward's office magazine bears a picture of Beaver kissing Fred Rutherford's daughter.

Beaver uses bleach to remove an oil stain from Wally's sport jacket.

Beaver is taken in by a magazine-advertised modeling agency scam.

Wally comes up short in his ice-cream business.

Beaver becomes overly chivalrous after reading Sir Walter Scott's "Ivanhoe."

Wally is cast as a dancing girl in a club play.

Beaver is embarrassed by the present his mother has purchased to give his teacher on the last day of school.

Beaver gives away his football team's play.