Leave It to Beaver

Tonight is the night that Beaver will receive his football letter.

Wally has started to take driving lessons at the high school this year, and he makes a ton of mistakes.

When Beaver loses out getting a job as a paper boy to a neighborhood kid; he decides to keep track of all the boys mistakes in order to get him fired.

Wally and the Beaver plan a double date.

Ward gets Wally and Eddie a job at the Mayfield Dairies, through his golfing buddy Ted.

Beaver wants to go to a jalopy race on a school night, and his parents won't let him.

Eddie brags to all of his friends how amazing his brand new bachelor pad is.

An ad for a rock and roll record club offering a record a week for only eighty-seven cents is too good for Beaver to resist.

Ward's new car is only a week old, but he still lets Wally drive it to the prom.

A fellow studentmakes fun of Beaver's hair, causing him to worry endlessly about his look.

Beaver becomes the most popular guy in town after he scores the winning touchdown at the big football game.

Betsy, a new classmate, agrees to write the three-page autobiography Beaver is supposed to prepare for his English class at school.

Beaver is really upset that he is not invited to Wally's party, so he sets up a bunch of disgusting practical jokes to ruin the party.

Wally's girl dumps him for a more sophisticated transfer student with a mustache.

Wally knows he can afford to buy a car, but he also knows he cannot afford to buy insurance for the car.

Wally and Eddie get a job parking cars for a high class reception, and at first Eddie thinks this job is for the birds.

Beaver has a crush on Donna Yeager and decides to give her a locket with both of their pictures in it.

Beaver lets a tramp named Mr. Jeff into his house so he can wash up and eat a decent meal.

Eddie gets his own credit card and is bragging to Wally about it.

Beaver gets a job as a caddy at his father's golf club.

Beaver is going to be a panelist representing his school on the local TV show 'Teenage Forum.'

Wally falls for an older woman who works in the box office at a movie theater.

Wally decides to throw Lumpy a party in honor of his acceptance and scholarship to State University.

Beaver is asked by June to go to the store for her before he goes and plays with his friends.

Uncle Billy comes to watch the kids for June and Ward.

Beaver has the opportunity to go to Fallbrook which is a prep school.

After being accepted to State, Wally and Eddie decide to try and get involved in Ward's old fraternity, Alpha Kappa.

Eddie's girl, Cindy, is sewing a sweater for Eddie and she wants it to be a surprise.

June and Ward forbid Beaver to go over the weekend until he finishes his book report on 'The Three Musketeers' that is due on Monday.

Ward has won two tickets to a baseball game, but he doesn't know which son to take.

Peggy asks Beaver to the school graduation dance and he accepts after making her wait a little while for his answer.

Eddie brags to Wally and Lumpy how he gets to spend the summer in Alaska getting paid to fish.

Beaver is looking through the packet of diplomas when he realizes his is not there.

As a joke, Lumpy puts smoke bombs in Eddie and Wally's car motors.

Wally's class has planned an all night graduation party at the country club.

Wally is supposed to take a trip across the United States, but he doesn't want to leave his new crush Mary Margaret alone with Gilbert while he is gone.

In an attempt to win the 'Good Citizen Award' Beaver enlists the help of June in collecting the most items for a clothing drive.

This whole episode is comprised of reminiscing over incidents from a photo album that June has found while cleaning out the cabinet.