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Leave It to Beaver :: Captain Jack (01x02)

Episode Information

Title:

Captain Jack

Episode #:

01x02

Production Number:

901A

Original Airdate:

Friday October 11th, 1957

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Episode Crew
Director:	Norman Tokar
Writer:	Bob Mosher Joe Connelly

Episode Summary

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Beaver and Wally send away for a genuine alligator.

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English Recap Available: View Here

Guest Stars

Guest Stars
•Edgar Buchanan	played	Captain Jack	Recurring (first appearance)
•Connie Gilchrist	played	Minerva
•Irving Bacon	played	Postal Clerk
•Penny Carpenter	played	Girl

Episode Notes

Edgar Buchanan returns in Uncle Billy and Uncle Billy's Visit but is best known for his role in "Petticoat Junction" as Joseph P. "Uncle Joe" Carson

This episode marks the first time a toilet was ever seen of TV. Even then they would only allow the tank portion to be seen.