Leave It to Beaver

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

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

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

Beaver unknowingly insults a Hispanic friend.

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

Beaver is teased about Linda.

An heirloom ring gets stuck on Beaver's finger.

Wally decides to start shaving.

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

Wally is allowed to pick out his own suit.

Beaver is cast as a canary in his school play.

The boys plan to go to the carnival on the day their aunt is to visit.

The Cleavers head to a cabin in the woods.

Beaver uses the money for Wally's birthday present to buy a bow-and-arrow set.

Beaver spends the day at the trash man's house.

Wally's boat capsizes with Beaver aboard.

Beaver is seen on TV on a day he is supposed to be in school.

The boys use Tom Sawyer's trick to get help in painting the garage.

Wally buys a nose harness after a girl tells him he has a "pug" nose.

Wally must care for ailing Beaver's pigeons.

Beaver goes to the dentist for his first filling.

Beaver accidentally breaks the trophy Wally won for discus throwing.

Beaver is hired to walk the dog of a woman who lives in a "haunted house."

Wally and Beaver are separated during a bus trip.

A new student exaggerates to be accepted.

Beaver gets his head stuck between the bars of a park fence.

The boys are given an old horse in lieu of payment for working at the carnival.

Beaver gets into trouble when he tells his classmates that his father was a war hero.

Beaver's class gives him a farewell party after he learns that his family isn't going to move.

Beaver decides to start his own newspaper.

Beaver is excited about his new sweater until he sees a girl wearing one just like it.

Larry takes advantage of Beaver's friendship by taking his homework.

Wally is anxious about going to a dance because he can't cha-cha.

Wally comes home with a faddish, greasy hairdo.

Beaver and Larry lose some of the class money.

A former classmate invites Beaver to a party.

Beaver's poor batting endangers his team's success in a boys-against-girls baseball game.

Beaver and Larry go to the carnival with money Larry stole from his mother.

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