List of Leave IT To Beaver Episodes - Season 6: 1962-1963

Season 6: 1962-1963

Title Original airdate #
"Wally's Dinner Date" September 27, 1962 196
Wally takes Julie to a ritzy restaurant, the White Fox, and discovers he left his wallet at home.
"Beaver's Football Award" October 4, 1962 197
Beaver and his friends agree to dress casual for a football awards banquet. He is later stunned to find his friends have dressed formally.
"Wally's License" October 11, 1962 198
Now that Wally is 17, he thinks it's time to get his driver's license. June and Ward, however, aren't sure he is ready. Persistence prevails for Wally, and his parents finally agree to let him take a driver's class.
"The Late Edition" October 18, 1962 199
Beaver wants to try his hand at being a paperboy again, but someone else takes the job ahead of him. With sabotage in mind, Beaver tries to get the paperboy fired, and ends up having a fight with him on the front lawn. Only thing is, him turns out to be a her.
"Double Date" October 25, 1962 200
Beaver and Wally plan to take sisters to the movies.
"Eddie, the Businessman" November 1, 1962 201
Wally and Eddie land jobs at Mayfield Dairy, but they become unwittingly involved in a theft campaign.
"Tell It to Ella" November 8, 1962 202
Beaver, feeling unjust at being grounded, writes to the advice column in the Mayfield Press, the very paper his father reads on a daily basis.
"Bachelor at Large" November 15, 1962 203
Eddie gets a job and moves into his own apartment, but when Wally visits he realizes Eddie's life is not as glamorous as Eddie had bragged to everyone it was.
"Beaver Joins a Record Club" November 22, 1962 204
Beaver joins a mail-order record club, and ignores the bills as they pile up.
"Wally's Car Accident" November 29, 1962 205
Wally borrows his father's brand-new car to go to a dance. Lumpy and Eddie combine to give both Wally and Ward headaches.
"Beaver, the Sheep Dog" December 6, 1962 206
Beaver uses Glama-Spray after his classmates mock his hair.
"Beaver, the Hero" December 13, 1962 207
Beaver scores a touchdown in his school's football game and becomes a hero; with Eddie's assistance, however, he lets it go to his head.
"Beaver's Autobiography" December 20, 1962 208
Beaver convinces Betsy, a girl at school, to write his autobiography for his class assignment. When Betsy discovers Beaver is only using her, she fabricates Beaver's entire life story, causing embarrassment.
"The Party Spoiler" December 27, 1962 209
When Wally fails to invite his brother to a party at the Cleaver household, Beaver decides to sabotage the event with gags he bought at a magic store. Things backfire in Beaver's face when Wally decides to invite him after all.
"The Mustache" January 3, 1963 210
Wally grows a moustache thinking Julie Foster will find it dashing.
"Wally Buys a Car" January 10, 1963 211
Ward shows Wally a thing or two about buying a car.
"The Parking Attendants" January 17, 1963 212
Wally and Eddie are hired to act as parking valets at a posh wedding reception.
"More Blessed to Give" January 24, 1963 213
Beaver wins a 14-carat gold locket at the carnival. He thinks about giving it to his mother as a gift, but when Gilbert intervenes, he ends up giving it to a girl on whom he has a crush.
"Beaver's Good Deed" January 31, 1963 214
Beaver goes from being selfish to overly-kind, to the point where he invites a tramp into the house while no one else is home, and giving him his father's fine suit.
"The Credit Card" February 7, 1963 215
Eddie lets Wally use his credit card. When Wally repays him, however, Eddie neglects to tell his father, who assumes Wally is a debtor.
"Beaver the Caddy" February 14, 1963 216
Beaver's new job sees him debate whether or not to bring to light the cheating that he witnesses.
"Beaver on TV" February 21, 1963 217
Beaver is to appear on a local television program, Teen Forum. After getting out of class, and with all of his classmates and family watching, Beaver is told that the show records a week in advance.
"Box Office Attraction" February 28, 1963 218
Wally takes an interest in a box office worker at the local movie theater, who disappoints him on their one and only date. Notably, the only episode in which Wally is seen purchasing beer.
"Lumpy's Scholarship" March 7, 1963 219
While Wally is denied an athletic scholarship, Lumpy, to everyone's surprise, gets one. When a party is held in Lumpy's honor, his father calls with the news that the scholarship has been rescinded due to Lumpy's poor grades.
"The Silent Treatment" March 14, 1963 220
When June sends Beaver on an errand instead of being able to help Wally and Eddie, he gives her the silent treatment.
"Uncle Billy's Visit" March 21, 1963 221
Ward and June go away for a week, and Uncle Billy comes to look after the boys. Beaver realizes Uncle Billy is very easy-going and thinks he can get away with anything. However, when he and Gilbert sneak into the movies, Beaver realizes his uncle does have some boundary lines after all.
"Beaver's Prep School" March 28, 1963 222
Aunt Martha arranges for Beaver to attend a prep school in New England. Beaver, however, realizes he will miss his friends as they enter high school next year. He tries to find a way of telling Aunt Martha without hurting her feelings.
"Wally and the Fraternity" April 4, 1963 223
Wally decides to join Ward's alma mater, State University. He also considers joining his father's old fraternity. As time goes on, both Eddie and Wally think twice when they hear rumors about it being the worst fraternity at the college; however, Ward has already sent his letter of recommendation for them both.
"Eddie's Sweater" April 11, 1963 224
Eddie's girlfriend, Cindy Andrews, plans to give Eddie a sweater she is knitting for his birthday gift. She uses Wally as a model, but the fact that Wally is spending so much time at Cindy's arouses the suspicions of Eddie, Julie, Beaver and his parents.
"The Book Report" April 18, 1963 225
Beaver has to write a book report on the Three Musketeers, but he has put it off for so long that he is unlikely to have it finished in time. He decides to watch the movie version of the story and write his report on that instead.
"The Poor Loser" April 25, 1963 226
Ward receives two tickets to a baseball game, and is faced with the task of having to choose between taking Wally or the Beaver. Beaver lets him off the hook when he announces he has made plans with Gilbert. Beaver's plans fall through, however, but not before Wally has agreed to go to the game with his father. Beaver is sure he got the short stick because he is the youngest.
"Don Juan Beaver" May 2, 1963 227
A girl asks Beaver to accompany her to the dance. He accepts, but then wants to back out when he is asked by a second girl. Eddie steps in with some of his worldly advice.
"Summer in Alaska" May 9, 1963 228
Eddie spreads the word that he plans to spend his summer vacation on a fishing boat in Alaska. Wally and Lumpy consider doing the same, only to get a dose of reality when they realize what kind of conditions they would be living in.
"Beaver's Graduation" May 16, 1963 229
It's the final week before junior high-school graduation, and Beaver skips class with Gilbert. The next day, Beaver becomes sure he won't graduate after he and Gilbert discover the diplomas on Mrs. Rayburn's desk, minus Beaver's.
"Wally's Practical Joke" May 23, 1963 230
Lumpy plays a practical joke on Wally and Eddie. To get their revenge, Wally and Eddie chain the axle of Lumpy's car to a tree. The joke goes wrong, however, when the wheels of the car are ripped away from the chassis. Wally gets the blame from Fred Rutherford because the chain had Ward's name printed on it.
"The All-Night Party" May 30, 1963 231
Ward and June are wary of letting Wally attend an all-night party. Wally's date has the same problem, which leads to her inviting Wally to meet her parents to put their minds at rest.
"Beaver Sees America" June 6, 1963 232
Beaver has the opportunity to travel around the country on a bus for six weeks during the summer. He is excited about it, but realizes that after he is gone, Gilbert will make a move on Mary Margaret, the girl Beaver has a crush on. He eventually comes to the conclusion that there's more to life than girls.
"The Clothing Drive" June 13, 1963 233
Beaver makes the mistake of donating his father's suits to a clothing drive.
"Family Scrapbook" June 20, 1963 234
The episode begins with June finding an old family scrapbook while housecleaning. She gathers the family together in the living room to glance through the book. Brief highlights from the series are replayed as the Cleavers reminisce over old photographs. Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello, Madge Blake as Mrs. Mondello, Pamela Baird as Mary Ellen Rogers, and Sue Randall as Miss Landers are seen in flashbacks from several episodes including "Beaver Gets 'Spelled", "New Neighbors", "My Brother's Girl", "The Shave", "Beaver Runs Away", "Larry Hides Out", "Teacher Comes to Dinner", and "Wally's Election". The episode ends with the teenage Cleaver boys playing with a wind-up toy and laughing like children. It is in the final episode that the viewer learns how Beaver got his nickname.

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