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Season 1 |
| It's a Small World (Unaired) | | A bully tells Wally and the Beaver that a milk company is giving away bicycles for 1,000 of the companies bottle tops. After an exhausting search for the caps, the boys rush to the company for their new bike. The only problem is no one there knows about the promotion. This leads to a series of checks and rechecks by the company officials. | | Guest Stars: Max Showalter as Ward Cleaver (as Casey Adams), Richard Deacon as Mr. Baxter | | Writer: Joe Connelly | | | | | | | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - The Black Eye (Oct/18/1957) | | Beaver tries to hide a black eye, with Wally's help, from their parents. | | Guest Stars: Jeri Weil as Judy Hensler, Philip Greisman as Boy #1, Richard Smiley as Boy #4, Tommy Berwald as Boy #3, Wendy Winkelman as Violet Rutherford, Lonnie Thomas as Boy #2, Richard Deacon as Fred Rutherford, Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman, Julie Bennett (1) as Waitress | Director: Norman Tokar
Story: Hendrik Vollaerts | Teleplay: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 19 :01x19 - The Bank Account (Feb/14/1958) | | The boys see Ward's decrepit old hunting jacket and decide to get him a new one with the money from their savings accounts. When Ward finds out they have taken money out of their accounts without asking him first, he becomes furious -- until he discovers their motive. | | Guest Stars: Doris Packer as Mrs. Rayburn, Eric Snowden as Salesman | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Phil Leslie | | | | | | |
| 21 :01x21 - Cleaning Up Beaver (Mar/07/1958) | | Wally becomes a little more mature and begins to be a little neater. Beaver insists that they can't hang out anymore if Wally is going to be neat. Ward and June wish that Beaver would follow in his brother's footsteps, but Beaver decides to stay a slob. By the end of the show, the boys agree that Wally will be a little more messy while Beaver will try and be a little neater. | | Guest Stars: Ken Osmond as Edward "Eddie" Haskell, Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bill Manhoff | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 32 :01x32 - Beaver's Old Friend (May/21/1958) | | Beaver finds his old teddy bear Billy in the garage one day when he, Wally, and Ward are cleaning it out.. After Wally teases him, Beaver reluctantly throws Billy in the garbage. When he returns later to retrieve Billy, he realizes that the bear is gone and he must go to drastic measures to get him back. | | Guest Stars: Stanley Fafara as Hubert "Whitey" Whitney, David Halper as Friend #2, Dennis Holmes (1) as Friend #1, Jess Kirkpatrick as Garbage Man | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane, Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | |
| 33 :01x33 - Wally's Job (May/28/1958) | | Ward offers Wally $1.00 to paint the garbage cans, but Wally becomes dissatisfied and puts off doing the job. Beaver then becomes eager to do it, but gets more paint on himself than he does the garbage cans. This causes an argument between Wally and Beaver, and Ward has to get involved. | | Guest Stars: Ken Osmond as Edward "Eddie" Haskell | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | | | | |
| 36 :01x36 - Beaver and Henry (Jun/18/1958) | | When Ward and the boys set a trap to catch a gopher, they catch a white rabbit instead. Beaver names the rabbit Henry, but has to change the name to Henrietta when June realizes that he is actually a she who is going to have babies. However, Beaver upsets the mother rabbit by touching a baby and when she avoid the baby Beaver doesn't understand why. | | Guest Stars: Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman, Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | |
| 38 :01x38 - Beaver's Guest (Jul/02/1958) | | After Ward scolds Beaver for using his tools after he has been warned not to, Beaver packs his things and decides to run away. Before leaving, he tells his father his plans to run away, but when his father wishes him well, Beaver realizes that he doesn't really want to be out on the streets. However, he goes anyway to prove a point. | | Guest Stars: Madge Blake as Margaret Mondello, Frank Sully as Cab Driver, Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | |
| 39 :01x39 - Cat Out of the Bag (Jul/16/1958) | | Beaver has his friend Larry Mondello stay with him for the weekend. However, after only a few hours of being there, Larry wants desperately to go home because he accuses Beaver of punching him in the stomach. Larry's stomach does hurt, but the truth is that it is because Larry ate too many candy bars before he came over and now he feels sick. | | Guest Stars: Ken Osmond as Edward "Eddie" Haskell, Ray Kellogg as Mr. Donaldson | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher
Story: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
Season 2 | | | |
| 41 :02x02 - Eddie's Girl (Oct/09/1958) | | Eddie's so-called girl Caroline Cunningham falls for Wally the first time she sees him. She asks Wally to the school dance, but he refuses to go because she is his best friend's girl. However, June makes a mess of things when she tells Caroline's mother that Wally will in fact go with her to the dance. | | Guest Stars: Karen Green (1) as Caroline Cunningham, Aline Towne as Mrs. Cunningham, Ken Osmond as Edward "Eddie" Haskell | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | |
| 43 :02x04 - Beaver and Chuey (Oct/23/1958) | | Beaver has a new friend named Chuey Varela who only speaks Spanish. Beaver goes to Eddie to help him since since Eddie took Spanish in school, but Eddie plays a mean joke on Beaver. Instead of telling Beaver nice things to say to his friend, Eddie tells Beaver how to say "you have the face of a pig" to his new friend Chuey. | | Guest Stars: Ken Osmond as Edward "Eddie" Haskell, Maria Andre as Carmella Varella, Alan Roberts (1) as Roberto "Chuey" Varella, Abel Franco as Enrico Varella | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: George Tibbles | | | | | | |
| 45 :02x06 - Her Idol (Nov/06/1958) | | Beaver's friends make fun of him when they spot him climbing a tree with Linda Dennison, a girl in one of his classes. | | Guest Stars: Jeri Weil as Judy Hensler, Stanley Fafara as Hubert "Whitey" Whitney, Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello, Susan Marshall (1) as Girl, Patty Turner as Linda Dennison | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway, Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly
Story: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | |
| 46 :02x07 - Beaver's Ring (Nov/13/1958) | | Aunt Martha gives Beaver a family heirloom ring which he is told not to wear to school. Instead of wearing it on his finger, he ties it to a string and wears it around his belt loop. It eventually gets on his finger and becomes stuck, and Wally tells Beaver the only way to get it off is to cut his finger off. | | Guest Stars: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Jeri Weil as Judy Hensler, Stanley Fafara as Hubert "Whitey" Whitney, Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello, Anne Loos as Miss Thompson | Director: Joe Connelly
Writer: Bob Mosher
Story: Ed James (1) | | | | | | |
| 48 :02x09 - The Pipe (Nov/27/1958) | | Larry and Beaver find an antique pipe and decide to smoke it, even though they aren't supposed to smoke until they are 21. Since they have no tobacco, they fill the pipe with coffee grounds and make a mess of the pipe. After all this has happened, they allow Wally to take the blame for what they did, but they finally confess. | | Guest Stars: Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly
Story: Fran Van Hartsveldt | | | | | | |
| 50 :02x11 - School Play (Dec/11/1958) | | Beaver is excited to learn that he will be playing the part of the yellow canary in the third grade school play. However, the night of the performance, Beaver gets a bad case of stage fright because his family has been teasing him by saying that he will forget his lines. | | Guest Stars: Linda Beardon as Girl, Dorothy Adams as Miss Wakeland | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | |
| 52 :02x13 - Happy Weekend (Dec/25/1958) | | Ward takes the family camping for the weekend at Shadow Lake. The boys would rather stay home and watch the new movie "Jungle Fever", but Ward insists they will all have fun camping. Ward becomes upset with the boys when he learns that they have left the campsite to go see the movie after all. | | Guest Stars: Harry Tyler as Boatman | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 56 :02x17 - Beaver Plays Hooky (Jan/22/1959) | Larry and Beaver are late for school for the third time in one week. They are afraid of Miss Landers, their teacher, so instead of going late, they skip school altogether. They soon learn that playing hooky will get them in more trouble than being late.
| | Guest Stars: Bob Mitchell (1) as Man, Berniece Dalton as Woman, John Hart (1) as Construction Worker, Richard Lane (1) as Marshall Moran | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher, Dick Conway, Roland MacLane
Story: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | | | | |
| 59 :02x20 - Beaver's Pigeons (Feb/12/1959) | | Beaver decides he wants pigeons as his new pets. However, as soon as the birds are brought home from the pet store, Beaver gets the chicken pox and is not allowed near the pigeons. His luck only becomes worse when he finds out that a cat has eaten his two new pet birds. | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | |
| 60 :02x21 - The Tooth (Feb/19/1959) | | Beaver becomes frightened when he finds out the dentist is going to drill his tooth. He has heard horror stories from his friends about how much it hurts. Beaver starts to scream when he gets in the dentists chair, but the dentist tells Beaver that he will give him every toy in the toy box if the drilling hurts. Beaver admits that the drilling didn't hurt. Of course Beaver doesn't take every toy, but he does take a few toy soldiers. | | Guest Stars: Frank Wilcox as Dr. Harrison, Veronica Cartwright as Violet Rutherford, Alice Backes as Nurse | Director: David Butler (2)
Story: Bob Ross | Teleplay: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly, Bob Ross | | | |
| 61 :02x22 - Beaver Gets Adopted (Feb/26/1959) | | Beaver becomes jealous that Wally won a trophy at school, and so by accident he breaks it. Although he tries to glue it back together he is unsuccessful, and so Beaver's parents scold him. Beaver becomes upset with this and goes to an Adoption Agency where he requests new parents to live with. Eventually, June and Ward show up to collect Beaver. | | Guest Stars: Lurene Tuttle as Mrs. Brady, Lee Torrance as Miss Walker | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | |
| 62 :02x23 - The Haunted House (Mar/05/1959) | | Beaver believes that Miss Cooper is a witch who lives in a haunted house on the way to his school. He becomes very scared when June tells Miss Cooper that Beaver will walk her dog every day. Beaver refuses to do the job because he is scared of her, but when he runs into the old woman at the pet store he changes his mind about her. | | Guest Stars: Lillian Bronson as Miss Cooper | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: George Tibbles | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 66 :02x27 - A Horse Named Nick (Apr/02/1959) | | Wally and Beaver work at a carnival that has come to town for a little while. Their parents warn them to make sure that they get paid before the carnival leaves town. Instead of giving the boys money, the carnival gives the two boys a tired old horse named Nick. Now the family has to decide what to do with the horse because they can't keep him. | | Guest Stars: Bill Baldwin (1) as Rendering Man, Mike Ross as Board of Health Official, Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly
Story: Hugh Beaumont | | | |
| 67 :02x28 - Beaver's Hero (Apr/09/1959) | | After realizing that his father was in the war with President Eisenhower, Beaver brags about his father to all of his classmates the next day. He says he will bring in some mementos to show the kids that don't believe him, but when he goes to look for something, he learns that his father was an engineer who built bases and didn't fight during the war. Beaver still thinks his dad is a hero anyway. | | Guest Stars: Wendell Holmes as Mr. Willot, Bobby Mittelstaedt (1) as Charles Fredericks | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | | | | |
| 70 :02x31 - Beaver's Sweater (Apr/30/1959) | | Beaver begs his parents to let him buy an "Eskimo" sweater that he sees in a store window. His parents finally agree to it, and Beaver wears the sweater the next day to school. However, problems arise for Beaver when he sees Judy wearing the same exact sweater in school as well. | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Dale Eunson, Katherine Eunson | | | |
| 71 :02x32 - Friendship (May/07/1959) | | Beaver and Larry have a fight. Ward tells Beaver of the story about Pythias and Damon and the boys make up and swear they will die for each other. However, Larry takes advantage of Beaver after making this deal, and Ward has to explain to Beaver that Larry isn't being a very good friend right now. The boys eventually work it out by the end. | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher
Story: Mathilde Ferro, Theodore Ferro | | | | | | |
| 73 :02x34 - Wally's Haircomb (May/21/1959) | | Wally gives himself a strapping new hair style that his parents absolutely hate. They beg Wally to get rid of it , but he refuses because it was inspired by Eddie. The last straw, however, is when Beaver copies Wally's hairdo and wants to wear the new look to school. Wally's parents then convince Wally to change his hair back to its normal style because of how silly Beaver looks. | | Guest Stars: Howard Wendell as Mr. Haller | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly
Story: George Tibbles | | | |
| 74 :02x35 - The Cookie Fund (May/28/1959) | Beaver and Larry are convinced by Roger Delacy to give him part of the cookie fund for his starving sister. He promises to pay the boys back the next day. However, the next day Roger denies ever taking the money and says that his gang will beat up Beaver and Larry if they say anything to anyone. They wind up telling their parents, who help them replace the money.
| | Guest Stars: John Eldredge as Mr. Preston, Danny Richards, Jr. as Roger Delacy | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | |
| 75 :02x36 - Forgotten Party (Jun/04/1959) | | Beaver is invited to David Manning's birthday party, and he promises to be there. However, the day of the party Beaver is nowhere to be found because he has forgotten about the party and gone off to take pictures with his new camera. June and Ward finally find Beaver and take him to the party, where Beaver feels so bad about his memory lapse that he gives the camera to David. | | Guest Stars: John Collier (2) as David Manning, Bill Lawrence (2) as Mr. Johnson, Mary Lawrence (1) as Alice Manning | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | |
| 76 :02x37 - Beaver the Athlete (Jun/11/1959) | | Beaver comes home with a D in gym class on his report card, and his parents are very upset. Beaver decides to play baseball where the teams are the boys vs. the girls, and Judy is the best player. It becomes a personal battle between Beaver and Judy on the day of the big game because Beaver wants to prove to everyone that he really can be a good athlete even though he failed gym class. | | Guest Stars: Robert Carson (1) as Coach | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher
Story: George Tibbles | | | |
| 77 :02x38 - Found Money (Jun/18/1959) | | Larry has no money to go to the carnival with, and his mother won't give him any. She told him if he found money that he could go to the carnival. So, Larry takes some of his mother's money, throws it out the window, technically "finds" it, and he and Beaver go to the carnival. However, all of the parents are waiting for the two boys to return because they know what really happened. | | Guest Stars: Eddie Marr (1) as Carnival Vendor, Tiger Fafara as Tooey | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Katherine Eunson, Dale Eunson
Story: George Tibbles | | | | | | |
Season 3 | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 83 :03x05 - Baby Picture (Oct/31/1959) | | For a class project, Beaver has to bring in a picture of himself as a baby. His mother chooses a picture of Beaver lying naked on a bear skin rug, and Beaver is mortified. In order to not be embarrassed in front of his class, Beaver cuts the picture up and only hands in the part with his head in it. | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | | | | |
| 86 :03x08 - Beaver's Tree (Nov/21/1959) | | Beaver explains to his teacher how he planted a tree when he lived in his old house, and now that he has moved and is bigger, he realizes he misses his tree. He and Larry decide to go back to Beaver's old house and dig up the tree and bring it back to his new house. The boys wind up getting in trouble when June sees them tracking along the front lawn with somebody else's tree in their little red wagon. | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly
Story: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | | | | | | | |
| 89 :03x11 - Beaver Makes a Loan (Dec/12/1959) | | Beaver asks a hurried Ward for a quarter to buy a notebook. Since he had no change he gives him $1 and tells him to bring back the change. But when Larry explains that he couldn't get his quarter, Beaver lends him the money and even says he will go to the school store and get the notebook for him. When Larry returns he explains that he owed the school fifty cents and the man took Ward's change. As Larry makes his way to repay Beaver, Whitey and Gilbert convince him that they should see a movie instead and then have a soda. | | Guest Stars: Madge Blake as Mrs. Mondello | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | | | | |
| 92 :03x14 - Tire Trouble (Jan/02/1960) | Beaver and Wally are building cages for animals in their garage when they realize that they got a nail stuck in one of Ward's tires. They are able to fix it on their own, but Eddie ruins it when he asks Ward how the tire is holding up, thinking he is talking to Wally.
| Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly
Story: Jon Zimmer | | | |
| 93 :03x15 - Larry Hides Out (Jan/09/1960) | | Larry gets in trouble at home for reading his sister's diary, so he decides to run away to Beaver's house. Beaver is able to convince his parents that Larry is not staying in their house, even though Larry is living in their bathtub. Eventually Ward finds Larry by spotting his luggage and brings him home to his mother. | | Guest Stars: Madge Blake as Mrs. Mondello | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | |
| 94 :03x16 - Pet Fair (Jan/16/1960) | | Everyone at school has to report what pet they will be bringing to the school pet fair. Beaver is depressed that he is the only kid who doesn't bring in a pet that day, so he tells everyone he is going to bring in his parrot. The problem is that when he goes to the pet store to buy the parrot, he realizes that it costs $200! | | Guest Stars: Patty Turner as Linda Dennison, Tim Graham (1) as Mr. Allen, Darcy Hinton as Alice | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Dale Eunson, Katherine Eunson | | | |
| 95 :03x17 - Wally's Test (Jan/23/1960) | | Eddie and Wally have a big test coming up, and so Wally studies while Eddie cheats. Wally does really well and Eddie flunks. In order to get Wally back for doing well, Eddie says that it was Wally who cheated and he shows the teacher the cheat-sheet that he wrote up for himself. The teacher doesn't fall for it because he recognizes Eddie's handwriting. Eddie apologizes for trying to pin the problem on Wally. | | Guest Stars: Frank Albertson as Mr. Gannon, Cindy Carol as Alma Hanson | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | |
| 96 :03x18 - Beaver's Library Book (Jan/30/1960) | Beaver borrows Ward's library card so he can take out "Treasure Island" for a book report. The problem is that Beaver loses the book and can't return it. He manages to hide the overdue notices that he has collected over the past 20 days, but then gets scared that he might get arrested so he tells his father all about it.
| | Guest Stars: Theodore Newton as Mr. Davenport, Claudia Bryar (1) as Librarian | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 101 :03x23 - School Sweater (Mar/05/1960) | | Wally lets Frances borrow his sweater because she says she was cold. However, when June and Ward realized that his sweater is missing, they question him. He lies as to its whereabouts until June and Ward see it wrapped around Frances in a store one day and overhear what she was says about Wally and how she has him wrapped around her finger | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | | | | |
| 104 :03x26 - Beaver's Bike (Mar/26/1960) | | Beaver gets permission to ride his bike to school from his father. On the first day, Beaver lets a young stranger borrow it but the stranger never returns with it. Beaver gets in trouble when he gets home for being careless. A few days later the bike is recovered, but it is in terrible condition. Beaver's parents say they will pay for the repairs. | | Guest Stars: Paul Engle as Boy, Paul Bryar (1) as Sergeant Peterson | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | |
| 106 :03x28 - Ward's Baseball (Apr/09/1960) | | Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Lefty Grove and Bill Dickey have all autographed Ward's baseball. One day Beaver and Larry decide to have a catch with it, but it accidentally gets run over by a truck. The boys get a new ball and try to forge the signatures, but they get in a lot of trouble when Ward finds out. | Director: Earl Bellamy
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 111 :03x33 - The Spot Removers (May/14/1960) | Beaver reads "Ivanhoe" one of Ward's favorite childhood stories. It gives Beaver new ideas about knighthood and chivalry, and especially about helping ladies in distress. One day Beaver gets into a fight at the bus stop trying to help a young girl he think is in trouble. Her "annoyer" turns out to be her older brother, who takes Beaver to task for butting in.
| Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher, Bob Ross | | | | | | |
| 113 :03x35 - Wally, the Businessman (May/28/1960) | | Wally gets a job selling Igloo ice cream and quickly finds himself giving credit to everyone, including Eddie. However, as the day approaches that his money is to be collected, Wally scrambles to get those who owe him money, to pay up. | | Guest Stars: Anne Nauseda as Girl, Dana Dillaway as Peggy, Rory Stevens as Little Boy, Cheryl Holdridge as Gloria Cusick, Tiger Fafara as Tooey, Buddy Hart as Chester Anderson | Director: Norman Tokar
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | |
| 115 :03x37 - Wally's Play (Jun/11/1960) | | Wally has joined an all male club at school and learns that they are putting on a play and he's not too happy when he learns that the part he's supposed to play is that of a chorus girl. Later, Beaver and Gilbert make matters worse when they stumble upon Wally's costume, a dress. | | Guest Stars: Tommy Ivo as Duke Hathaway | Director: David Butler (2)
Story: George Tibbles | Teleplay: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | |
| 116 :03x38 - The Last Day of School (Jun/18/1960) | | All the students bring Miss Landers a gift on the last day of school. Beaver mistakes June's nylon slip for the present he is supposed to give his teacher and gets very embarassed. Instead of talking to June about it, he gives his teacher a crummy old post card that June used to have. Beaver explains his actions to the teacher, and she accepts his cheap gift with an open heart. | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | |
Season 4 |
| 118 :04x01 - Beaver Won't Eat (Oct/01/1960) | Beaver is determined never to eat Brussels sprouts, no matter what the consequences are. One night the Cleaver family goes out to dinner and Brussels sprouts are served. June is determined to get Beaver to eat one, but Beaver would rather leave the restaurant by himself. Ward and Wally finally get Beaver to eat just one, and Beaver realizes that they aren't so bad.
| | Guest Stars: Hal Smith as Restaurant Manager, Bea Silvern as Waitress, Netta Packer as Customer | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly, Bob Ross | | | |
| 119 :04x02 - Beaver's House Guest (Oct/08/1960) | | Chopper Cooper comes to spend the weekend with Beaver, who becomes fascinated with Chopper's exotic life. Chopper's parents have been divorced and married several times and fight over Chopper with expensive gifts. Beaver becomes jealous of Chopper's lifestyle until Chopper tells Beaver he would trade it all in for parents who love him and each other. Beaver then realizes how lucky he is. | | Guest Stars: Barry Gordon as Chopper, Clark Howat as Dave | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher, Arthur Kober | | | |
| 120 :04x03 - Beaver Becomes a Hero (Oct/15/1960) | | While fishing with Wally, Beaver wades out to retrieve a drifting canoe. After the boys return it to the grateful owner, the story gets magnified in school about how Beaver rescued a young lady who was trapped in a runaway speedboat. By the end of the show, Beaver must tell his classmates the true story before they print the false one in the neighborhood paper. | | Guest Stars: Larry Thor as Mr. Watson, Neil Seflinger as Harold | Director: Gene Reynolds
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly
Story: Frank Gabrielson | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 127 :04x10 - Wally's Glamour Girl (Dec/03/1960) | | June sets up a date between Wally and Kitty, who is the daughter of one of June's closest friends. The problem is that both have lied to each other about living extravagant lives, and now both are nervous that the date will turn out poorly because of all the lies they told in order to impress each other. | | Guest Stars: Bernadette Withers as Kitty Bannerman | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 145 :04x28 - Mistaken Identity (Apr/08/1961) | | Richard is caught throwing rocks and breaking the windows of an old abandoned house. When the police ask him his name and address, he gives them Beaver's name and address. When the police show up at Beaver's house, they obviously let him go because he isn't the same kid they caught. Later on Richard apologizes. | | Guest Stars: Alan Hewitt as Lieutenant Barnes, Marvin Bryan as Police Officer | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | |
| 146 :04x29 - Wally's Dream Girl (Apr/15/1961) | | Wally thinks he has finally met his dream girl - a transfer student named Ginny Townsend who is a year older than he is. June decides to get involved by inviting Ginny on a family picnic. During this picnic, Wally realizes that he doesn't like her that much because she is allergic to chicken, doesn't eat, and breaks out in lumps when playing in the sun. | | Guest Stars: Linda Bennett as Ginny Townsend | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher, Katherine Eunson, Dale Eunson | | | | | | |
| 148 :04x31 - Beaver's Rat (Apr/29/1961) | | Beaver buys a rat named Peter for fifty cents, but June refuses to allow it in the house. So, in order to make a profit on the rat, Beaver sells it to Violet Rutherford for $3.00. Beaver is proud of himself but Ward feels he must have a talk with his son about ripping off other kids in the neighborhood. | | Guest Stars: Veronica Cartwright as Violet Rutherford | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Bob Mosher, Joe Connelly | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 152 :04x35 - Beaver's Frogs (May/27/1961) | | Ward agrees to put up half the cost of the twenty-five-dollar canoe Beaver wants if he will earn the other half. Beaver earns the rest of the money by collecting frogs and selling them to a man who needs them. However, Beaver changes his mind when he finds out that the man kills the frogs and uses them in scientific experiments. | | Guest Stars: Rory Stevens as Chuckie Murdock | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Joseph Hoffman, Lou Breslow | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | |
| 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: 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, Sid Kane as Man #1 | Director: Anton Leader
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | |
| 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: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
| 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: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | |
| 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: David Kent as Bill Scott, Frank Wilcox as Mr. Farmer, Bert Remsen as Mr. Thompson | 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: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | | | | |
| 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: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | |
| 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: Hardie Albright as Mr. Collins, Mimi Gibson as Mary Tyler | 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: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 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 | | | |
Season 6 | | | | | | |
| 198 :06x03 - Wally's License (Oct/11/1962) | | Wally has started to take driving lessons at the high school this year, and he makes a ton of mistakes. His partner is Shirley, who drives very smoothly. The day of the testing Shirley fails, and this makes Wally really nervous because she is better than he is. Wally ends up passing with flying colors and Ward gives him the keys to drive home. | | Guest Stars: Russ Bender as Mr. Barnsdale, Larry J. Blake (1) as Instructor, Beverly Lunsford as Shirley Fletcher | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Bob Ross | | | |
| 199 :06x04 - The Late Edition (Oct/18/1962) | | Beaver has his heart set on taking a swing at being a paper boy again but another kid beats him to it. This leads Beaver to think about using sabatoge to get the new paper boy fired. However, the boy may just do that himself when the service becomes terrible leading Beaver to confront him only to discover he is a she. | | Guest Stars: Chrystine Jordan as Paper Boy | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
| 200 :06x05 - Double Date (Oct/25/1962) | | Wally's new girlfriend Carolyn can't go out to the movies on Saturday night because she has to watch her little sister Susan. Carolyn suggests that Beaver take Susan out to the movies and that they all double date. But at the last minute Susan chickens out, and the two teens decide to meet on a day when they are not so nervous. | | Guest Stars: Vicky Albright (1) as Carolyn, Diane Mountford as Susie | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | | | | |
| 202 :06x07 - Tell It to Ella (Nov/08/1962) | | Beaver wants to go to a jalopy race on a school night, and his parents won't let him. He decides to write a letter to "Tell It To Ella" which is an advice column in the school paper. He is shocked when Ella agrees with his parents decision and does everything to make sure that they don't read it. | | Guest Stars: Robert Eyer as Kevin, Tim Matheson as Michael Harmon | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | |
| 203 :06x08 - Bachelor at Large (Nov/15/1962) | | Eddie brags to all of his friends how amazing his brand new bachelor pad is. However, Wally learns the truth when Mrs. Evans tells him how lonely Eddie is and how awful the meals are that he eats. Eventually, Eddie misses home and decides to swallow his pride and go back. | | Guest Stars: Lurene Tuttle as Mrs. Evans | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | | | | | | | |
| 206 :06x11 - Beaver, the Sheep Dog (Dec/06/1962) | | At school, Beaver gets into an argument with a girl who retaliates by making fun of Beaver's hair, calling him a sheepdog. Incredibly self-concious, Beaver goes out to the store and buys different hairsprays and gels to try to improve his hairdo. He doesn't get the reaction he was expecting when he tries his new hairdo out on his family. | | Guest Stars: Tina Brady as Girl #2, Leslie LaTourette as Girl #1, Gretchen Voeth as Shirley, Hank Stanton as Fred, William Hughes (3) as Chuck, Pamela Duncan as Woman Clerk, Ed Prentiss as Mr. Bailey | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | | | | |
| 209 :06x14 - The Party Spoiler (Dec/27/1962) | 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. At the last minute Wally does invite Beaver, but it is too late for Beaver to remove his pranks. He feels guilty as he watches Wally's party turn into a disaster. Beaver apologizes to Wally for the things that he did.
| | Guest Stars: Robert Singer (2) as Boy, Cheryl Miller (1) as Helen | Director: Norman Abbott
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 214 :06x19 - Beaver's Good Deed (Jan/31/1963) | | Beaver seems to be on a selfish streak after backing out of a babysitting and later not wanting to do a simple favor for Wally. Ward gives Beaver a stern lecture and soon takes Ward's advice when a tramp comes to the door wanting some kindness. Howver, the tramp quickly takes advantage and helps himself to more than a glass of water. | | Guest Stars: Frank Ferguson (1) as Jeff | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | | | | |
| 217 :06x22 - Beaver on TV (Feb/21/1963) | | Beaver comes home with the news that he applied to appear on a local television show called Teen Forum and he has been accepted. Beaver gets out of classes for the taping and all his classmates are treated to being able to watch him on TV during class. However, what Beaver, his friends and family don't know is that the show tapes each episode a week in advance. | | Guest Stars: Johnny Jacobs (1) as Moderator, Larry Adare as Phillip, Barbara Hunter (2) as Janet, Patty Ann Gerrity (1) as Girl #2, Brad Berwick as Boy #2, Kevin Jones (1) as Boy # 1, Marian Collier as Girl in the TV Station, Jack Smith (1) as Director, Doris Packer as Mrs. Rayburn, Carol Faylen as Girl #1 | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 222 :06x27 - Beaver's Prep School (Mar/28/1963) | | June and Ward are excited when they learn that Aunt Martha has made arrangements to send Beaver to a prep school in New England. However, Beaver quickly realizes he will miss his friends as they are all entering Mayfield High School next year. This puts Beaver in a delicate position, how to tell Aunt Martha he doesn't want to go without hurting her feelings. | | Guest Stars: Henry Hunter as Mr. Thomas, Larry Adare as Alan, Carol Faylen as Girl #2, Patty Ann Gerrity (1) as Girl #1, Kim Charney as Terry, Doris Packer as Mrs. Rayburn, Madge Kennedy (1) as Aunt Martha | Director: Hugh Beaumont
Writer: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane, Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 226 :06x31 - The Poor Loser (Apr/25/1963) | | Ward is given two tickets to a baseball game and is faced with an impossible decision. Should he take Wally or Beaver? Beaver lets him off the hook when he announces he has plans with Gilbert. However, when they fall through, Beaver changes his mind about the game and becomes convinced because he's the youngest he gets the short stick. | | Guest Stars: Vince Williams as Radio Announcer | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 230 :06x35 - Wally's Practical Joke (May/23/1963) | | Wally and Eddie fall prey to Lumpy's practical joking after he plants cherry bombs under the hoods of Eddie's car and Wally's car. Both Eddie and Wally want to get him back but their plan goes awry when they destroy Lumpy's car after chaining it to a tree. All fingers point to Wally after Fred finds that the chain has Ward's name printed on i | | Guest Stars: Kathleen O'Malley as Mrs. Halloran | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher | | | |
| 231 :06x36 - The All-Night Party (May/30/1963) | | After graduation, an all-night party is set to begin, which has June and Ward very wary. They aren't sure if they should allow Wally to attend. Meanwhile, Wally's date for the party has the same problem. This leads her to invite Wally to meet her folks and put their worries to rest. | | Guest Stars: Judie Short as Sue, Pat Morrow as Girl #1, Herbert Rudley as Mr. Gregory, Mary Benoit as Woman, Frank Sully as Drunk, Marjorie Reynolds as Mrs. Gregory, Carole Wells as Kathy Gregory | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Roland MacLane, Dick Conway | | | | | | |
| 233 :06x38 - The Clothing Drive (Jun/13/1963) | | Beaver's school is having a clothing drive and who ever brings in the most clothes is awarded 1000 school points. June, Ward and Wally round up all the old clothes they can find and put them in a box and right next to the box are three good suits of Ward's that are to be cleaned and of course Beaver mistakes them as items for the clothing drive. This leaves Ward with the task of asking for the suits back. | | Guest Stars: Doris Packer as Mrs. Rayburn, Ed Prentiss as Mr. Bailey, John Yount as Chuck, Tim Matheson as Michael Harmon | Director: Charles Haas (1)
Writer: Allan Manings | | | | | | |
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