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S5, EP30 "The Merchant Marine"Ward and June fear that Wally wants to join the Merchant Marine.
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S5, EP28 "The Younger Brother"Beaver tries to live up to Wally's reputation when he joins a basketball team.
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S5, EP27 "Beaver the Babysitter"Beaver becomes the last-minute replacement for Wally on a baby-sitting job.
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