Leave It To Beaver Complete Series DVD Box Set

Name: Leave It To Beaver Complete Series DVD Box Set
SKU: D_Beaver-26
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Number of Discs: 37
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SKU: D_Beaver-26 Categories: Box Set, Drama Tags: Family Drama, Leave It To Beaver DVD, Released in 2010, Shout! Factory

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Leave It To Beaver Complete Series DVD Box Set

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Inspired by the real life experiences of creators Joe Connelly and Bob Moshers own children, Leave It To Beaver follows the hilarious everyday adventures of young Theodore ‘Beaver’ Cleaver and his older brother Wally. Whether at home, at school or playing around their suburban neighborhood, Beaver always manages to get himself into some kind of trouble, comically learning each valuable lesson life has to offer along the way. Alongside baseball and apple pie, Leave It To Beaver reigns supreme in the pantheon of Americana. Boasting 234 episodes, spanning six iconic seasons from 1957 63, no other series on television better exemplifies the purity of childhood and importance of family in America.

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Actors: Jerry Mathers, Barbara Billingsley, Hugh Beaumont, Tony Dow
Format: Color, Dolby, Widescreen, PAL
Language: English
Subtitles: English
Region: Region 4 for Australia
Number of discs: 37
Studio: Shout! Factory
DVD Release in: 2010

This is for Leave It To Beave Complete Series 1-6 DVD Box Set

Beaver, Season 1

Sneaky Frankie Bennett tells Beaver that he can win a new bicycle by entering a popular television show’s Franklin Milk bottle cap contest; but Beaver and big brother, Wally, cause quite a commotion at the milk company’s office when no one there seems to know anything about a contest after the boys show up to claim their prize pulling a wagon loaded with a thousand bottle caps. Beaver expects the worst when teacher Miss Canfield sends him home with a sealed note for his parents. Wally and Beaver secretly order a Florida alligator from a comic book ad, planning to keep the creature in their bathtub. But when a tiny, baby alligator shows up in a shoebox instead of the full grown, 8-footer shown in the ad, the boys enlist the help of crusty alligator expert, Captain Jack, to raise their new pet.

Beaver, Season 2

Ward composes a simple verse for Beaver after the third grader waits until the night before it’s due to write a poem for school; but the helpful dad’s good intentions go awry when “Beaver’s” poem is chosen to win a prize. June unwittingly jeopardizes Wally’s friendship with Eddie Haskell after she accepts a dance invitation for Wally from Eddie’s current crush, Caroline Cunningham. Ward promises to take Wally fishing and Beaver to the third grade’s student-father picnic before realizing that both events are on the same Saturday. Even though they don’t speak each other’s language, Beaver gets along fine with his new Spanish friend, Chuey, until sneaky Eddie Haskell tricks him into insulting Chuey with a newly learned Spanish phrase.

Beaver, Season 3

Wally is chairman of the Blind Date Committee for a dance and has to find dates for people. One girl is especially hard to find a date for. When the babysitter cancels at the last minute, Ward and June leave Wally in charge while they are out of town overnight. They have a bathroom mishap in the new house when Beaver takes a bath. Beaver gets suspended from riding the school bus for acting up. Beaver needs a baby picture for a class project. June comes up with one where he doesn’t have any clothes on and mails it to Miss Landers without showing it to him first. Impressed by Ward’s tales of walking 10 miles each way to school as a boy, Beaver takes his dad’s old pedometer to school and bets his friend Whitey that he can walk twenty miles in a day, just like his dad.

Beaver, Season 4

When Beaver refuses to eat his Brussels sprouts, Ward and June try to find a compromise in their differing opinions on discipline, with surprising results. Ward and June are concerned when they discover that Beaver’s visiting friend Chopper has divorced parents but soon see that Chopper’s own experience will serve as Beaver’s best lesson on this life changing event. Beaver’s slightly exaggerated story about rescuing an abandoned canoe while fishing with Wally takes on a life of its own while passing through the school grapevine and Beaver finds that not being completely truthful can have disastrous results. Beaver proudly takes his friends Whitey and Gilbert on a picnic at the lake to see Wally in his first day as a lifeguard, not knowing that a new law forbidding anyone under age 18 from filling the position has forced Wally to work as a snack vendor instead. When he sees Wally in a floppy hat peddling hot dogs instead of sitting importantly on a stand in a lifeguard uniform, an embarrassed Beaver wants to go home before anyone else finds out.

Beaver, Season 5

When Wally and his girlfriend, Evelyn, frequently double date with Evelyn’s older sister, Judy, and her husband, Tom, Ward and June worry that spending so much time with the happy couple will make Wally forgo college for marriage … especially after Ward’s chance encounter with the girls’ father reveals that Wally and Evelyn may be secretly going steady. Beaver tries to hide from his friends the fact that he still has to have a babysitter when Wally and his parents are gone. Wally buys his first car, a non-running jalopy which becomes a blight on the neighborhood. At breakfast, Ward and June convince Beaver to bank his birthday money instead of buying the model race car he really wants; but when Uncle Billy’s ten dollar cash gift arrives in the mail later in the day, sneaky friend Gilbert urges Beaver to keep the money a secret and use it to buy the car.

Beaver, Season 6

Wally gets more than a little help from his dad and an understanding maitre’d when girlfriend Julie Foster picks a new, and very expensive, restaurant for their first dinner date. Beaver stubbornly refuses to put on a suit for his school’s father and son football awards banquet after he and the other team members secretly agree to wear casual clothes to the formal event. Newly seventeen-year-old Wally’s anticipation of getting his driver’s license is dampened by mom June’s worry that he’s still too young and know-it-all classmate Shirley’s back seat driving. Inspired to become a reporter by a visiting foreign news correspondent, Beaver runs to the local newspaper after school to apply for the open delivery boy position. But the job goes to a boy who pretends to be sick to get out of school early and Beaver, unwilling to “rat” on the dishonest kid, hopes that the new carrier will make so many mistakes that the paper will fire him.

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