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I'm 80 years old I was a kid in the 50s I remember my Mom and Dad and I watched it every Thursday night and Have Gun will Travel . As a kid it was Great times 😊😊😊

This was a time we will never see or experience again. They were great memories and this family will be missed. 😢

I am 74 yrs old and i still watch on regular tv on a channel called ME TV every morning from 8am to 9am ❤❤

I'm 78 and still watch it almost every day. Thank God for reruns. ❤.

Thank you. At 73 I grew up with the Beaver believing it’s the way a family should be. I wasn’t that fortunate but learned a lot. Always strive to be good and honest.

71 now but I grew up on this show. I did not have a stable childhood but this show modeled patience, kindness, honesty, understanding and respect for others and so much more, things I still value and admire today.

always wish I had a dad like Huge Beaumont....no drinking, no womanizing, loves his wife and children.

I used to watch the show in the early early 1960's, and i still watch the Reruns till this day. RIP TONY DOWD.

It's a great show. I'm 66 and I watch it almost every morning. Nice people that make you smile.

As a young boy, I always watched Leave it to Beaver. I felt I could relate to Wally or Beaver. And I still watch it today when I can. I always thought Mrs. Cleaver was the most beautiful mom I had ever seen!

I am 72 yes old and I watch leave it to beaver 😂 everyday bringing back memories I'll never forget ❤

Thank-You. I was a baby in the 60's when "Beaver" was WINDING DOWN, but I LOVED watching the reruns in the 70's!!!! I ALWAYS thought June was realistic in her acting, while Eddie Haskell was a RIOT!!!! Tell me you didn't have a brother like him, or he was your brother's friend!!!! June had "Eddie's Number", and Eddie knew it!!!!

I am 71 and watched it regularly in the 60's. Brings back a lot of memories, still watch the reruns.

One of the BEST !!! Still watching it today. Truly timeless !!!

I was born in 75…. So l missed live TV airing. I watched the first lot of re-runs before l went to school. I still watch re-runs today now on RU-vid. I would love to purchase a DVD set to keep. I love the show still as it brings me back to my youth. So glad they kept filming it in black and white…. It looks classy and beautiful. Thank you for posting this video on the history of my favourite tv show.

Watching this nearly brought me to tears because i grew up on this and other shows during this period and there's so much different nowadays, the shows featured principles and moral values, I miss these in todays world 😢😢

RIP TONY DOW✝️🙏

Kids today have no idea how great things were growing up in the fifties through the seventies. Simple, safe, and fun.

it's one of the shows that still stands up today and live by the golden rule.

I’m 57 and remember this show vividly. Black and white was just how it was. They made the right choice!

As in real life nothing is ever perfect! If our culture was like this today there would be a lot less confusion and a lot more sensibility.

I remember when Beavers mom showed up on the movie Airplane speakin jive 😂

I still love the show! I’ve seen every episode many times. I’m 74.

I still watch “Leave It To Beaver”! I love all the characters. ♥️

❤still watch this occasionally,,i was seven yrs old in 1963. Remember we would tune in to watch. Forget what yr we got a color tv,, it was a big deal !! 😂

I’m 76 and still watch it. It’s sad that the networks just can’t make shows like the 50s and 60s. They were pure, simple, and true to life back then. It really saddened me when Wally passed 😪. I think Leave it to Beaver will keep going well after I’m gone!

the beaver is still with us. The rest have passed.🙏

I really appreciate getting to go down memory lane , when everything was fun for children. We had the very best shows. Innocent children, taking a walk after dark. Gas attendants pumped your gas , checked your oil and transmission fluid etc. Washed your windows. Ice cream 🍦 😋 trucks , camping out in your backyard. All of these things that you can no longer do safely. I know that we had a wonderful childhood. Thank you for sharing

No matter which show you watched with your family, "Leave It To Beaver," "Father Knows Best," or "The Donna Reed Show," and my family watched all of them, it was always great fun. It was a great time to be growing up !

The show Leave It To Beaver has become the gift that keeps on giving.

69 years old try to catch it daily. Love it now and as a kid. Truly a classic.

I was 10 in 1957.This show was wonderful! Really honest and wholesome! 🙏❤️🥰

Such a great show that taught kids respect for Mom, Dad, and all people, and how to parent if your a Mom or Dad. Always nice to reminisce how we grew up in the 50's and 60's, we all miss those simpler times.......

To this day when on TV. I'll watch "Leave it to Beaver" & "Giligans Island".

I never get tired of watching this show. I am 75yr. old. It takes me back because I was the same age at that time, seems like my life ran in parallel with all the shenanigans.

The only time I can get my family (all 18+) around the dinner table together now is Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner. Sad. Miss the way I grew up in the late 50's and entire 60's through to about 1978 when I left the family home to be on my own. Times sure were different then and to me, better.

Beaver was my favorite show as a child along with The Munsters and The Rifleman. I still watch them occasionally on DVD box sets.

Very nice video, we are seniors, and during 2020 (staying home during pandemic) we bought about 30 retro tv shows on DVDs. Beaver is one our favorites. Having a tv DVD player in our kitchen and family room. It’s not unusual for us to have any favorite old shows dvd marathons going for hours during the day or evening. No commercials! Beaver is absolutely our favorite, and another is Andy Griffith.

My best friend from high school who I've known for 50 years. His ex brother-in-law was Barbara Billingsley nephew. We met her at some kind of family function. She seemed like a nice person.

I wish we could turn back the hands of time to the 1960's, those were the wonderful days oh how i miss those easy living days.

I'm of an age where I remember her more for her spot in Airplane than Leave It To Beaver. Either way it never occurred to me what an understated beauty she was until rewatching this show on DVD about 5 years ago. Got the whole series from my local library. Ken Osmond who played Eddie Haskell was a pretty interesting guy. He was with the LAPD for 20 years. In 1969, Osmond married Sandra Purdy. They had two sons, Eric E. Osmond and Christian S. Osmond. Following his retirement from the police force, Osmond handled rental properties in Los Angeles County and made occasional personal appearances at film festivals, collectors' shows, and nostalgia conventions. On September 18, 2007, Osmond filed a class action lawsuit against the Screen Actors Guild, alleging that SAG had collected $8 million in foreign residuals for U.S. actors but had not distributed them to the actors. In August 2011, Osmond began appearing as a celebrity spokesman for St. Joseph Aspirin. Osmond was the co-author, along with Christopher J. Lynch, of the book Eddie: The Life and Times of America's Preeminent Bad Boy, which was published in September 2014. The foreword was written by Jerry Mathers. Osmond passed away in 2020.

I just HAVE to share this with all the "Beaver" fans. My son's father looks so much like Pernell Roberts from 'Bonanza' and 'Trapper John, MD' that they could pass for brothers. BTW, they were both born in Georgia with Pernell Roberts being born is South Georgia in Waycross, in 1928 and my son's dad being born in Franklin, Georgia in 1951. His older brother looked so much like Tony Dow that my son's uncle paid a visit when my son was about 7 years old. When his uncle asked him if he knew who he was, my son replied, "You're Wally Cleaver!" We had a bit of difficulty convincing my son that he was actually his uncle Tommy! It wasn't the first time seeing each other but it had been several years since the last visit. Uncle Tommy died July 12, 2013. I had known the family for many years and actually had a crush on Tommy when I was only 12 and Wally since seeing the first episode of 'Leave It To Beaver'.

You used to watch leave at the beaver with my grandfather. I still watch it today

My favorite ❤️ episode is when Aunt Martha bought beaver this outfit with the short 🩳, after, getting 😳 at school,the next day Ward was in the garage with Beavers school clothes,to avoid him having to face his classmates with the silly outfit.Everytime I see this episode, I have to hold back the tears.Ward reminded me of my father, I know he would have done the same thing for me!!!

As a child in the 1950's and 1960's, my family life was really close to the Clever's. I still enjoy watching the show today at 72 yo.

Oh, how I wish those days were still here. it was such a wholesome, peaceful way of living. NO, not perfect but far superior to the fractured existence of today.

Still on MeTV at 8 to 9 am, weekdays.

I watched the reruns n the 1970s. The kids falling into the billboard coffee cup was my favorite episode. 👍🤠. The kitchen looked so perfect & her aprons are classic. 👍

I dad brought a colored TV in 1965. It cost a lot to get it fixed, but Bonanza was great! Miss you dad..

It seems I grew up on that set, similar furniture, drapes, bedrooms, toys, clothes etc. We weren't the Cleaver Family, us boys were a little more rough and tumble, but our mom and dad played their traditional parts and we had a home full of love (when they could get us boys inside the house that is). Like most of us of that era, I would gladly go back in a heartbeat.

Love the show and the Beve and Wally...! Still watch it today when I can...!

These types of shows are timeless. I still watch when I can manage to find them on TV. As a child, we played outside and only watched a couple of shows after supper in the evenings.

This was a great time in my life. Really a nice time in my life. Thanks.

ITS STILL MY FAVORITE SHOW. RIP to the ones that passed..

Remember : Good evening Mr. and Mrs.Cleaver , is Wallace at home ? Lol

I still watch the reruns!!

This was a staple show in my childhood, along with The Andy Griffith show and The Real McCoys. Wholesome storylines and values that are missed in today’s offerings. Very sad kids no longer can see things like this, that teach Godly values.

I watched the reruns in the 80s it truly was a great show

I'm almost 60. I still watch this show.

My Dad and I loved this show. Rest in Peace Dad ❤

I’ve watched every episode of Leave it to Beaver at least a couple of hundred times. I’m not joking. I wasn’t even alive when it aired! This is and will always be one of my favorite television shows!

Great show! I miss those days. Quite the contrast to the trash on tv and in the movies today. 😢

I still watch it every morning!

I watched, even at the end, my family would watch the re-runs. Really doesn't get old. Still brings memories of my youth. Eddie the wise guy. All was good.

His Mom was so pretty!

What a great show that was. I loved Barbara Billingsley in the movie Airplane. Also, FUN FACT - Ken Osmond became a police officer for LAPD. He was shot @ 3x one nite. His bullet proof vest took 2 bullets and his belt buckle took the other.

Thank you for your lovingly made presentation. I enjoyed getting to know this charming fictional family & the stars of the show.

I just watched an episode yesterday when Beaver wanted new parents and went to an adoption agency. The ending was heartwarming when his parents showed up as the adopting parents. I watch Beaver everyday for many years. I never get tired of watching the show.

Im 30 but grew up watching Leave it to Beaver with my mom and the oldies Bewitched Jeffersons Sanford and son and more I loved the Munsters they still come on on Comet tv channel 😊

I grew up watching this show, but I guess what I watched were re-runs, since I wasn't born until 1963. I never knew that before watching this video. HA! I did know that they were the first show to picture a toilet on TV, as that is a frequent TV trivia question. I guess people are still amazed by that. LOL! Brought back a lot of fond memories though.

Dinner isn't the only thing heating up in the kitchen. Ward is also cooking getting frisky with June after a long day at the office. ❤

Regarding the toilet, today we have a commercial with stupid women sitting on the toilet saying how they love to poop! I miss the good old days. We've fallen into an immoral abyss! At least I have my fond memories and proud to be a 'Boomer!'

Beaver was so much more believable as a real kid compared to Dennis of Dennis the menace. My mother used to say "no kid really talks like him"!

Great TV show!!!! We could ALL be so lucky to live such a life as this as well as learn so much about life and being good to one another. 🙏

I loved this show and still do. When I see a quaint little town I call it Leave it to Beaverville. It’s where I’d want to live. They were wonderful times to grow up! ❤

I LOVE litb I watch it everyday and on sundays on ME TV Im 59 yrs old :)

To this day, I love to watch these "oldies but goodies!"

I watched this show during it's beginnings even though we weren't exactly middle class or suburban. I will reveal one long held secret, by it's second season & as I entered puberty I developed a real crush on Barbara B. Never lost my desire for her, not even after her not so quaint 'Airplane' cameo.

They left the best X rated blooper out. The episode where Ward punished Theodore the night before, then the next morning June asks Ward, "don't you think you were a little hard on the beaver last night?"

Watching this makes me realize how much America has fallen. Maybe Americans should start looking at the people running America in the shadows.

Hugh was the greatest TV Dad. No matter how much trouble Beaver got into, Ward never raised his voice. The movie proves the director or the writers never watched the real show. If they did, they wouldn't have had the father in the movie yelling.

I am 80. I still enjoy watching this show. It will watched forever.

I love watching the reruns and still watching them all over again from all of the seasons ❤❤❤❤

I’m 70 and I loved that show

ive always said to others that i grew up like Leave it to Beaver, and I did. a wonderful childhood in a small Texas town.

I still watch it.

Still love the black and white!

I would have loved a dad like ward cleaver

I'm retired now and I still wish Wally was my older brother.

The only disturbing part of the show was that much of it was filmed indoors. Sure some scenes were of the kids running out the door but never followed them outside. Kids were outside every chance they had not hanging in their room .

Trivia Notes: Barbara Billingsly had a small part at the beginning of 1953's Sci-Fi Classic "Invaders From Mars". She plays an assistant to the lead scientist Arthur Franz. Hugh Beaumont played in "The Lost Continent" (1951) and "The Mole People" (1957).

I'm the same age as the beaver. And I still watch it every day. We had our Eddie's and lumpy's in our school too.

I grew up in the fifties, and I had the same exact shirts that Wally had, and mu mother dressed like that. I still watch it every morning…and I had a friend just like Larry Mondel, that was always getting me in trouble…like the go cart episode!

Used to love watching the show as a kid in the early sixties, but as an older man I can’t get over how strikingly beautiful Barbra Billingsly was. May she rest in peace.

A time that has passed

I wasn’t born until 1967 but I absolutely love Leave It to Beaver; one of my favorite episodes was when he got his head stuck in the rod iron fence 🤣

Born in 53, I've seen every episode countless times. I grew up with a brother 3 years older than me and our general family life in a suburban community was remarkably similar to that of the Cleavers and Mayfield. I totally related to my brother and I as Wally and the Beaver... without the weekly antics. Overall, LITB was my youth.

A Beaver Cleaver is one of the most expensive gynecological tools there is.

I have the complete first season on DVD and cherish it so much. The first year was the best season.

If only we could bring these shoes and those days back today……👍🇺🇸🙏❤️