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Beaver has trouble thinking of something interesting to say about his father for a school composition.
Beaver has trouble thinking of something interesting to say about his father for a school composition.
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S5, EP24 "Wally Stays at Lumpy's"Unbeknownst to their parents, Wally stays overnight at Lumpy's and Beaver's friend stays overnight with him.
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S5, EP25 "Beaver's Laundry"While helping a friend do his family's wash, Beaver pours a whole box of soap into the machine.
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S6, EP27 "Beaver's Prep School"Beaver becomes homesick when he contemplates his upcoming transfer to a prep school.
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S6, EP28 "Wally and the Fraternity"Ward writes to his fraternity, recommending Wally and Eddie for membership.
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S6, EP31 "The Poor Loser"Beaver feels personally slighted when circumstances prevent him from accompanying Ward and Wally to a baseball game.
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S6, EP26 "Uncle Billy's Visit"Ward and June go away for the weekend and leave Ward's Uncle Billy in charge of the boys.
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S6, EP25 "The Silent Treatment"Beaver resents his mother's sending him on an errand at an inopportune time.
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S6, EP24 "Lumpy's Scholarship"Lumpy wins the athletic scholarship for which he and Wally were competing.
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