Eddie Haskell Knows What's Up 

7th IM 😅😅😊😊

It's sad. He was so good at playing Eddie, people couldn't see him as anything else. He was clearly a good actor at a very young age, and could have played a variety of characters, given the chance.

Is that why he decided to become a CHiP's for a career? Hmmmmmmmm

Yup, still holds true today.

And the commencement speaker was Gus the firefighter.

@@brianarbenz1329 Yes, he was the commencement speaker for the Class of 1967. At the '63 graduation, I believe Captain Drake of the fishing fleet Eddie Haskell was going to work for, was called in to give his words of wisdom to the graduating class. Then they headed to the Country Club for the all night party.

@@edwardcricchio6106 Ah yes, Capt. Drake, who let kids know life is hard and it smells like fish. A no holes barred speech.

@@brianarbenz1329 who else would you want as a commencement speaker?

Amen..

Ward , I'm worried about the beaver

I have the DVD set of all episodes of Leave it to Beaver. My son and I watch one episode during every dinner. A 55 inch display is on the wall at one end of the dinner table, so we have a nice view of Mayfield. Recently The Lump is really growing on me.

He wanted to be hard on her Beaver.

hey i was born in 87 my old man had me watching the beave and hillbilles and rascals a stooges my whole childhood. Eddie is my fave character in all of TV. hes never been replicated or reproduced in other shows. Hes a gem

@@TheKieshaKiesha Absolutely! Ken Osmond's portrayal often had a depth that lifted Eddie Haskell far above the stereotypical wise cracking teen agers on other tv shows.

Check out 'The Parking Attendants' episode. Colonel Klink's wife shows up in that one.

Klink didn't have a wife

@@FrankWebber-n4b Werner Klemperer's real life wife Kim Hamilton

You know, even today, blacks are only 13% of the U.S. population. Thus, there are lots of all-white towns/schools and many Americans who go through life not meeting a single, black person. In fact, blacks are overrepresented in the media these days, getting around 75% coverage. According to modern "woke" Hollywood, everyone in the U.S. has black relatives, friends, classmates, neighbors, colleagues, etc. Now, _that's_ a fantasy!

Wow shame on you you're probably not American then.

ahhh... you're just sore 'cause Eddie must'a gave you the business or somethin'

@@enak413 😄 ya know that was funny, but the reason why I didn't like Eddie was because that when he came to see Wally he acted like such a nice kind and Wally's mother knew how Eddie was. But then again when Eddie got into Wally's room and Beaver was there then Eddie would start to pick on poor Beaver.

@@julieviola6787 Ha, ha! That's cool because it is a tribute to Ken Osmond's acting skill. As time went on I actually began to empathize with Eddie. As he got older and another attempt to be cool fell flat, you could see the hurt and confusion in Eddie's eyes because he knew deep down he was never going to be that guy.

@@IncogNito-gg6uh I do agree you! 👍