Leave it to Beaver

Beaver resists all attempts at making him eat his brussels sprouts.

Impressed by a friend from a broken home, Beaver secretly wishes his parents would divorce.

Beaver exaggerates the story of his good deed.

Beaver is mad when Wally can't be a lifeguard.

Beaver is embarrassed about his freckles.

Beaver wins a red sports car in a raffle.

Beaver gets depressed when he discovers his teacher, Miss Landers, has a fiancé.

Eddie is deluded by a girl into thinking that she really likes him.

Beaver fears that if he doesn't do well on an upcoming IQ test, he will be sent to "dumb" school.

Wally is afraid of meeting a girl to whom he has misrepresented himself in correspondence.

Beaver messes up a trip to the store to buy a neighbor's little boy a pair of shoes.

A friendless boy has been stealing things at school to give to Beaver.

Beaver orders a $280 stereophonic accordion.

The boys meet Ward's Uncle Billy, who makes big promises and never keeps them.

Wally is assigned to the English class taught by his girlfriend's father.

Beaver buys his father a book called "I Became a Millionaire in Twelve Months."

Beaver decides to spice up the details of his experiences in his diary.

Wally is suspended from the track team for a locker room towel fight.

Beaver's visit with a friend is disappointing.

Beaver becomes excited over getting his tonsils out when he is promised gifts and attention.

Beaver tries to win a puppy by counting the number of fish in a pet store window.

Beaver tries to get his father to paint a poster for a school contest.

Wally's schoolwork suffers when he becomes enamored of his mother's housekeeper.

Beaver is given the male romantic lead in a school production of "The Little Dutch Boy."