| [–] |
Show Menu |
•
•
•
•
•
• (1)
•
•
•
•
• (3)
• (9)
• (8)
• (1)
•
• (4)
•
• (1)
• |
| [+] |
Empty Sections |
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
|
| [+] |
Show Contribs |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• |
| [+] |
Episode Contribs |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• |
|
|
| Main: |
|
| Show Info: |
|
| Show Info: |
|
Season 5 | | | |
| 158 :05x02 - No Time for Babysitters (Oct/07/1961) | | June and Ward have decided that Beaver is too old to have a baby-sitter, so Beaver brags about it to all his friends. However, one Friday night they decide that he does indeed need one, and so Judy comes over to watch him. He is embarrassed because he knows that his friends will come over to see if he is lying, and they will think he is. He needs to find a way to hide Judy from his friends when they stop by. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Parkins as Judy Walker | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | |
| 160 :05x04 - Beaver's Birthday (Oct/21/1961) | | Beaver decides that he is too old for birthday parties, so his family gives him money instead. His parents suggest he saves the money he receives from relatives, but instead he spends Uncle Billy's gift of ten dollars on a toy model car. His parents find out and tell Beaver that if he had just asked their permission to get the car, they would have said yes. | | Guest Stars: William Newell as Postal Clerk | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane
Story: Bob Ross | | | | | | | | | |
| 163 :05x07 - Beaver Takes a Drive (Nov/18/1961) | | Beaver accidentally releases the emergency brake in Ward's car, and it rolls out into the street. Wally sees the mess and moves the car out of the street, but a police officer sees Wally driving and asks him for his license. Wally doesn't have one and so he gets a ticket. The judge decides not to punish the boys, but he does give them a lecture on responsibility. | | Guest Stars: George Hickman as Man #1, Maurice Manson as Judge Morton, Gail Bonney as Woman Clerk, Stephen Courtleigh as Father, Brad Morrow as Boy, Dick Foster (1) as Barry, Stuffy Singer as Steve, Bill Hale (1) as Officer, Bob Golden (1) as Man #2, Lillian O'Malley as Woman | Director: Charles Haas (1)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
| 164 :05x08 - Wally's Big Date (Nov/25/1961) | | Mayfield High is having an exchange dance with a nearby high school. Wally's date is Majorie Muller, whom he has never met. Eddie convinces Wally to switch dates with him, and Wally is embarrassed when he finds out his new date is a few inches taller than Wally. It works out in the end because his new date wears flats and they are able to see eye to eye. | | Guest Stars: Judee Morton as Marjorie Muller, Laraine Stephens as Gail Preston | Director: David Butler (2)
Story: Kenneth A. Enochs | Teleplay: Bob Ross | | | |
| 165 :05x09 - Beaver's Ice Skates (Dec/02/1961) | | Beaver is finallly allowed to go the store and buy his own pair of ice skates. The store doesn't have his size, so he decides to buy a pair of skates that are three sizes too big. When he goes back with Wally to try and get a refund, the man refuses to give it to him. Finally, Ward finds out about it and is able to get Beaver a refund. | | Guest Stars: Allan Ray as Bert, Stanley Clements as Salesman | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Joseph Hoffman | | | | | | |
| 167 :05x11 - Beaver's English Test (Dec/16/1961) | | Ward asks Wally to tutor Beaver and Gilbert because they are struggling in English class. Wally gets very frustrated when the boys cannot grasp any concepts, so he gives them one of his old exams to learn from. The boys memorize it and do really well on the test the next day. By the end of the show, they have to tell their teacher the truth before she builds high expectations for the boys. | | Guest Stars: Wendell Holmes as Mr. Blair | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | | | | |
| 170 :05x14 - Ward's Golf Clubs (Jan/06/1962) | | Ward is not having a good golfing day after he breaks his driver. He is able to fix it, though, for the time being. Beaver, not knowing what has happened, borrows the driver without asking and breaks it permanently due to peer pressure from his friends. Ward tells Beaver that he has to be careful about letting friends talk him into doing things he knows are wrong. | | Guest Stars: Henry Hunter as Mr. Briggs | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Bob Ross | | | | | | |
| 172 :05x16 - Beaver, the Bunny (Jan/20/1962) | | Beaver has to play a bunny for the school pageant, and Beaver is really embarrassed after he sees the costume. However, the climax comes when Beaver is chased by a pack of dogs because of his costume. He concludes that he might be better off being a real animal because no one would ever force him to portray a human being in a pageant. | | Guest Stars: Sid Kane as Man #1, Jean Cook as Woman #1, John McKee (1) as Policeman, Wally Wood as Boy, Alice Backes as Miss Lawrence, John Damler as Sergeant, Jimmy Carter (2) as Herman, Lei Lani Sorenson as Phyllis, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods | Director: Anton Leader
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
| 173 :05x17 - Beaver's Electric Trains (Jan/27/1962) | | June and Beaver decide that Beaver will give little Jimmy his electric trains because he hasn't played with them in over two years. However, when Beaver takes the trains out to clean them, he gets attached to them all over again and doesn't want to give them away. When Jimmy's beautiful sister Georgia goes to Beaver's house to get the trains, he is so spellbound by her beauty that he cannot refuse to give her the trains. | | Guest Stars: Toby Michaels as Georgia | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | |
| 174 :05x18 - Beaver's Long Night (Feb/03/1962) | | Beaver is allowed to have a sleepover with Gilbert while June and Ward go out, leaving them without a babysitter. The boys get really scared by a gangster movie on television and wind up calling the police to arrest the people walking around the house outside. They accidentally have Lumpy and Bill arrested and have to apologize to their families the next day. | | Guest Stars: David Kent as Bill Scott | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
| 175 :05x19 - Beaver's Jacket (Feb/10/1962) | | Richard gets a really cool jacket with a leather trim, and Beaver wants the same jacket. At first June and Ward resist, but finally they consent to it. Richard loses his jacket just as Beaver gets his, so the boys decide to share until Richard's turns up. Richard spills food on Beaver's new jacket, however, and this causes June and Ward to find out about what they boys have been doing with the jacket. | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Bob Ross | | | | | | |
| 177 :05x21 - Beaver's Fear (Feb/24/1962) | | Beaver is allowed to go an amusement park with Wally and his friends. However, once they arrive there Beaver becomes scared to death because of all the horror stories that he hears from Wally's friends about how dangerous the roller coasters are. It is because of Beaver's cautious attitude that all the boys are saved on the roller coaster. | | Guest Stars: Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman, David Kent as Bill Scott | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | |
| 179 :05x23 - Eddie Quits School (Mar/10/1962) | | Eddie drops out of school and decides to work at a garage for eighty dollars a week. At first Eddie loves his new lifestyle because he gets to show off all of his new clothes to Wally. However, Eddie feels left out when Wally is too caught up in his academia to pay any attention to Eddie. Eddie finally decides to return to school. | | Guest Stars: Bert Remsen as Mr. Thompson, Frank Wilcox as Mr. Farmer, David Kent as Bill Scott | Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
| 180 :05x24 - Wally Stays at Lumpy's (Mar/17/1962) | | Wally asks to sleep over Lumpy's the night of Lumpy's party, but Wally's parents insist that he come home at the party's end. However, Lumpy begs Wally to sleep over after he discovers a mysterious stain on the rug, because he knows his parents won't punish him if Wally is there. Wally agrees and decides to pay the consequences later. | | Guest Stars: David Kent as Bill Scott | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | |
| 181 :05x25 - Beaver's Laundry (Mar/24/1962) | | Richard is on laundromat duty for his family, and Beaver decides to go along and help. The trip becomes a nightmare when they drop the clothing bundle and have to rescue his father's shorts from a frisky dog. They also wind up losing all their money before they even get to the laundromat. They need to figure out how to fix this predicamen | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Joseph Hoffman | | | | | | | | | |
| 184 :05x28 - The Younger Brother (Apr/14/1962) | | Beaver decides to go out for the basketball team this year, but all the kids tell him that the only reason he made it is because of Wally's superstar reputation. Beaver gets so nervous after hearing this that he plays very poorly, and he doesn't shape up until after Ward tells him it's okay if he isn't the athlete Wally is. He knows that Beaver outperforms Wally in other areas, so they all balance out. | | Guest Stars: Russ Conway as Mr. Doyle | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | |
| 186 :05x30 - The Merchant Marine (Apr/28/1962) | | Ward comes down hard on Wally after he comes home two hours late, this fuels June and Ward's suspicions that Wally is contemplating joing the merchant Marines. June had discovered some pamphlets hidden in his dresser drawer. However, little does anyone know, Wally has been getting the information for Lumpy who's seriously thinking of joining | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
| 187 :05x31 - Brother Versus Brother (May/05/1962) | | Beaver has an instant crush on Mary Tyler. But when he invites her over to play Monopoly, she develops an instant crush for Wally. Wally wants nothing to do with her, but Beaver is hurt and refuses to talk to his brother. Wally finally comes out and tells Mary that she is too young for him to ever date, and then Beaver dumps her for going after Wally. The two brothers make up. | | Guest Stars: Mimi Gibson as Mary Tyler, Hardie Albright as Mr. Collins | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Bob Ross | | | |
| 188 :05x32 - The Yard Birds (May/12/1962) | | Beaver and Wally are told to clean up the garage and the yard before the trash hauler comes along. However, they miss their deadline because they are goofing around. So they decide to drop the garbage off in a nearby vacant lot, but get caught and June and Ward are told about the whole thing. | | Guest Stars: Bartlett Robinson as Mr. Hill | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 195 :05x39 - Un-Togetherness (Jun/30/1962) | | Ward has made reservations for the family vacation at their usual lakeside cabin. This year Wally doesn't want to go so he can stay with his girlfriend, Lori Anne. He arranges to stay with Eddie so he can be closer to Lori Anne, but at the last minute she tells him that she also has to go away with her family on vacation. | | Guest Stars: Brenda Scott as Lori Ann | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | |
|
Settings
Digg
Furl
Del.icio.us
Google