Leave it to Beaver

Wally forgets his wallet on a dinner date.

Beaver is the only one among his friends to honor a pact to dress casually for an awards dinner.

Wally's parents start worrying when he gets his drivers license.

Beaver sets his sights on a newspaper route.

Wally and Beaver arrange a double date.

Cases of ice cream disappear when Wally and Eddie begin working at a dairy.

In a letter to a newspaper columnist, Beaver complains that his parents are too strict.

Eddie Haskell moves to his own apartment.

Beaver joins a record club thinking it will only cost him 87 cents a week.

Wally borrows the car and smashes a headlight.

A classmate insults Beaver's unruly hair.

Beaver gets a swelled head when he catches a winning pass in his school football game.

A new classmate "helps" Beaver write his autobiography for English class.

Uninvited Beaver wants to wreck Wally's party.

Wally grows a mustache to make his girlfriend thinks he's mature.

Wally gets his father's permission to buy a car but not the one he wants.

Wally and Eddie get jobs parking cars at a wedding reception.

Beaver gives his favorite girl a gold locket.

Beaver invites Mr. Jeff, a vagrant, into the Cleaver household.

Wally buys a new car battery on Eddie's credit card.

Beaver notices that the golfer he's caddying for is cheating to win $500.

Beaver's TV appearance doesn't go as planned.

Wally becomes disillusioned with the girl he has been trying to date.

Lumpy wins the athletic scholarship for which he and Wally were competing.