The Cleavers reminisce when June finds a family photo album while cleaning out the cupboard.The Cleavers reminisce when June finds a family photo album while cleaning out the cupboard.The Cleavers reminisce when June finds a family photo album while cleaning out the cupboard.
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Ken Osmond
- Eddie
- (archive footage)
Sue Randall
- Miss Landers
- (archive footage)
Madge Blake
- Mrs. Mondello
- (archive footage)
Pamela Baird
- Mary Ellen Rogers
- (archive footage)
- (as Pamela Beaird)
Robert 'Rusty' Stevens
- Larry Mondello
- (archive footage)
- (as Rusty Stevens)
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Did you know
- TriviaThis episode was the first American prime time television series finale.
- GoofsWard remarks that Wally and Beaver looking at the scrapbook "took them away from their homework for a few minutes". However, both Beaver and Wally had already graduated, Wally from high school and Beaver from grammar school.
- Quotes
The Beaver: Hey, Mom? How come when I was a little kid you guys started calling me "Beaver"?
June Cleaver: Well, that started because Wally couldn't pronounce "Theodore".
The Beaver: But, why "Beaver"?
Ward Cleaver: Well, "Theodore" came out as "Tweeter", and, uh, we thought "Beaver" was a little better.
Wally Cleaver: Gee, I'm sorry, Beav! I didn't know what I was saying!
- ConnectionsFeatures Leave It to Beaver: Beaver Gets 'Spelled' (1957)
Featured review
The writers on this show almost seemed to know the culture was about to change and that Leave It To Beaver was emblematic of an innocent and more carefree time that was about to end as a presidential assassination, the British invasion, the Vietnam war, the civil rights movement, and a more open attitude about sex due to the advent of the birth control pill changed everything. Just ten years later America's family would be Archie Bunker and company.
So in a rare instance for those days of a TV show having a series finale, the Cleavers look through a scrapbook that has the viewer relive moments in the series. As some reviewers have said, many scenes shown are of some very embarrassing moments and for sure nobody would have a camera handy, but the point is nostalgia not realism.
So in a rare instance for those days of a TV show having a series finale, the Cleavers look through a scrapbook that has the viewer relive moments in the series. As some reviewers have said, many scenes shown are of some very embarrassing moments and for sure nobody would have a camera handy, but the point is nostalgia not realism.
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- Runtime30 minutes
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