
This sitcom defines the "golly gee" wholesomeness of 1950s and `60s TV, where dad Ward Cleaver always gets home in time for dinner, mom June cleans the house wearing a dress and pearls, and kids Wally and the Beav always learn a lesson by the end of the episode. Wally's friend, Eddie Haskell, causes trouble while kissing up to Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver.

Beaver is shamed into being neat and clean.

Ward feels left out when the boys start spending a lot of time with a friend's father.

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 driver's license.