LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Season 4 (Part 2) Review (1960-1961) Schlockmeisters TV #22

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[@jwdurbin]

My Beaver memories was in the 80s as a kid, Superstation TBS would play them in the late afternoon surrounded by Gilligans Island, The Munsters, and the Addams Family. I bonded with my father over this show because he was a kid when it first was out. In recent years we have bonded again, watching it on ME-TV, which it has never seen a hiatus from. I like when Beaver brings home Peter Gunn - the Rat! I always associated Gilbert as being Beaver's Eddie and Richard being his Lumpy. My dads favorite episode is the one where Wally ties Lumpy's car to the tree.

[@schlockmeisters618]

Oh yeah, TBS in the late 80's was a haven for this show. There were times when they had two episodes back to back. Fantastic memories!

[@arthage6703]

I like the condensed versions.

[@taxiladyjoann]

I saw the very first one. Was my favorite show. I was in the 6th grade in Modesto at Burbank Elementary School 1959.

[@taxiladyjoann]

Got to see the sweater June has.

[@MichelleMott]

This episode was the funniest.Beaver was so gullible. I thought the episode about Beaver getting a new typewriter was stupid. That male teacher acted like the device was just invented, and that it was urgent to use one, he got on my nerves. Beaver acted like he was cheating by having Eddie type his essay. College kids pay students to type their reports...it is not cheating. The payer writes the essays with pen or pencil, and does the research. The paid typist just does the typing of it. My dad could type 80 words per minute without error. I was impressed Eddie could type.

[@rainbowranddy]

It's sad about Miss Landers being a chain-smoker, and how that shortened her life.

[@moemcgovern7345]

She was from Philly. She died in Pennsylvania Hospital.

[@rainbowranddy]

@@moemcgovern7345 If only someone on the set had intervened, and said, "you're lighting up way too often, ms. Randall.