
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 invited to an all-girl party.

The boys plan revenge on Lumpy Rutherford.

Beaver and his friends make a long-distance call to a baseball player.

Wally and Beaver learn a lesson in economics when they invest in the stock market.