Leave It to Beaver

Beaver is determined never to eat Brussels sprouts, no matter the consequences.

Chopper Cooper comes to spend the weekend with Beaver, who becomes fascinated with Chopper's exotic life.

While fishing with Wally, Beaver wades out to retrieve a drifting canoe.

Wally was supposed to be a lifeguard at Friends Lake for the weekend, but instead turns out to be selling candy and hotdogs on the beach.

Beaver becomes very self-conscious of his freckles to the point where he hates them.

Beaver industriously sells tickets for a benefit raffle.

Beaver is raking Miss Landers' leaves one day when he finds out that she has a fiance.

Eddie is dating the beautiful Caroline Shuster, but Wally finds out that she is only using him while her boyfriend is grounded.

Beaver becomes scared that he might fail his I.Q. test that he will be taking in school.

June sets up a date between Wally and Kitty, who is the daughter of one of June's closest friends.

Kenneth is a lonely boy at school who desperately wants to be friends with Beaver.

Beaver goes behind his parents back and orders an accordion for a five day trial period.

Wally and Beaver are excited to see their Uncle Billy because he always tells such exaggerated stories and makes extravagant promises.

Wally is dating Julie Foster, the daughter of an English teacher in Mayfield High.

Beaver decides that he wants his father Ward to become a millionaire.

Beaver decides he wants to be a writer when he grows up.

After Coach Henderson gives the track team a lecture about horsing around in the locker room, Eddie and Lumpy pull a sneak towel attack on Wally.

Beaver is very excited about his old friend Jackie Waters coming to visit him for the weekend.

When Dr. Kirby looks at Beaver's throat; he tells Beaver that he might have to have a tonsillectomy.

Parker's Pet Store is holding a big contest in which the contestants guess how many fish are swimming around in the big tank sitting in front of the store.

There is a contest and a prize for the person who draws the best poster of the colonial period.

Mrs. Manners' daughter Margie comes over to help June with the cleaning a couple of days a week.

Beaver joins Miss Landers' dramatic club and gets the lead in the play.

Dudley is the new kid on the block and June arranges for Wally to take him around the school and meet all of his friends

Eddie and Wally have a sleepover at Wally's house.

Beaver struggles in math and managed to get a D minus on his report card.

Richard is caught throwing rocks and breaking the windows of an old abandoned house.

Wally thinks he has finally met his dream girl, a transfer student named Ginny Townsend who is a year older than he is.

During a class picture, Beaver and Gilbert decide to make goofy faces at the camera.

Beaver buys a rat named Peter for fifty cents, but June refuses to allow it in the house.

Beaver and Whitey become fascinated by a big billboard they see of a woman holding a cup full of soup.

June lets Beaver make her rounds to collect for the Community Chest.

Beaver is elected the Junior Fire Chief for a school project.

Ward agrees to put up half the cost of the twenty-five-dollar canoe Beaver wants if he will earn the other half.

Beaver and Gilbert get involved in the business of mowing lawns.

Beaver and Ward enter Father and Son Kite Day.

Beaver buys a crude coaster racer from Eddie for two dollars, but it needs wheels.

Ward goes to St. Louis on business, and while he is away Wally assumes the manly responsibilities around the house.