Especially since he really doesn’t like doing these events

@@richardlacey4923 God bless Tony, Maybe they're together again

Eddie haskell ((((TROUBLE))))

Me too.

they really caught lightning in a bottle when they cast him. he was capable of drama, also.

Exactly, he done so well playing Eddie that I actually had a disdain for Eddie, he was always being shady & outright disrespectful. Which I feel goes to show Ken's exuberant talent as an actor & ability to control a viewer's emotions.

The movie where its seen he has son is magnificent! The boy who plays Eddie's son, is the spit & image of Eddie Haskel! I was impressed! I got a kick out of watching it. Love the show. I still watch the reruns. Was sadden when we lost him in life. Still he was quite strong when you think of him being shot twice. I never thought he'd be in the movie. I got a kick when he appeared! Nice having seen him as a wise kid and see him grow up to a teenager, then to a man. God bless him! Your right nobody liked you. The truth is because like wasn't enough! Everyone loved you and always will.

@D Sullivan I do not understand why you tagged me & then commented what you did. To me, your comments made zero sense in relation to you replying to my initial comment. D Sullivan, "one year ago..." What about one year ago? Then you said "Don't you remember", "he was a weasel. he pretended to be respectful"... What was your reasoning for saying any of that? Or your reasoning for asking me if I remembered? Seems you did not read my comment thoroughly! Or you have a severe cognitive issue when it comes to reading! If you just need someone to talk to you could just say that, rather than going about it the way you did.

JYT, great handle.

Will try to get the book.

He was my hero, I love it when Wally and Eddie hanging out together

I just absolutely loved the show I still watch it today was just the same kind of feelings I had back then and I'm 69. Wally always reminded me of my older brother. Thank you all for doing such a great show very good acting love you guys. I sure hope they continue do the reruns I would watch it over and over again

I should have said on the message from Debbie that this is her husband Greg I just wanted to make that clear just in case one of you respond I sure hope you do bye

@@debbieames8477 HI, Greg, I watched Leave it to Beaver with an older brother while growing up. It's my favorite show. Recently, I came across a KZfaq video listing the top 10 episodes (someone's opinion), and I wanted to make up my own top 10. I have been watching the series for months. It's really hard to make up a top 10 list. I'm near the end. I found, what I call, just 5 duds. I'm almost 60.

My brother was Eddie Haskill his whole life. Actually worse!!!

I’m 62 - wish I could meet you!

@@kateskeys I wish I could meet you too Kate, I'm in Connecticut..

I've often wondered if he was really acting or if it was his nature. He looked the part.

@@TheFishdoctor1952 truth. I've wondered the same thing for years! LOVE watching Leave it to Beaver.

Same here!

Me too...age 60🤣😂🙋🏼‍♀️

I'm 54 and watch from 8 - 9 am on weekdays on MeTV...

@@MsJanetLouise That's the ticket, me too.

@@MsJanetLouise me too! I love watching Leave it to Beaver, The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show, Highway Patrol, Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, Dennis the Menace, Perry Mason, My three sons & other old shows in the mornings. Also at night time I love watching The Twilight Zone, The Alfred Hitchcock Show, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Green Acres, Canon, Mannix, Tells of Wells Fargo, Have Gun Will Travel & some others. I'm a HUGE fan of old television shows, especially the black & white shows! Imo TV shows nowadays are not near as good as they were back in the 1950s & 1960s.

Nostalgia at it's best. Wish TV would be great today like it was then.

You mean Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher.

Yes I did😆

YOUR "OL MAN IS GONNA CLABBAH YA, SQUIRT ! - KO, you were the BEST !!

I loved Eddie Haskell. He was the best By the way, he was a POLICE OFFICER, NOT A "POLICEMAN" this is 2022. I still watch the show

@@kellyholley6585 No, back then they were called "Policeman" so you are absolutely wrong. No fun being corrected huh? ;-)

eddie haskell was creep but a lovable creep..

I talked to him at a after book signing party and unfortunately he was a jerk to me....

WHAT HAPPENED ?

Does he talked about his role in "C'mon, Let's Live A Little"? I thought it was a strange but interesting performance.

Donna Castel You want another wonderful book Donna? Get Lou's On First, a heart warming bio of Lou Costello by his loving daughter, Chris.I could not put it down; it vibrates with love for her pa and Ma.

Especially if he gave you "the business."

Algonquin J Calhoun Imagine Eddie Haskell asking for bribe money.

Hey, that's a nice looking license plate you got. It's was hard to read it when you whizzed past and that's why I had to stop you.

Just say, “Good afternoon, and officer and may I say you’re looking particularly handsome today!”

@@billeudy8481 love it

Me too right after The Beverly Hillbillies and My Three Sons. But, they do two episodes of Leave it to Beaver.

I liked the show better when Beaver was little. When he was a older teenager, he seemed goofy.

My favorite was the hunting jacket episode. I don’t think Eddie was in that one though.

I loved the horror movie one. Perfect!

MAGOO Rumor has it that Mr.T watches Bewitched too much- keeps tweeting Witch Hunt! every time he sees it(a little respite TV from Fancy Watusi)- and stormys out of the room

LTB indeed more comforting

I do not remember who said it on Happy Days ( probably the Fonz) But the lie was I wish it could 1955 Forever. I was also born in 1955. And that bc there were shows like leave it to beaver

yes Larry, they were very good but trying yrs. Thinking what mom & dad dealt with in the forties during World War II they both suffered. Mom's family left Lynn after 1929.. They move back to Greece near Sparta, they luckily kept their US citizenships. I on greece there were bombed by Mussolino in 1940 Later Germans came o occupy Greece for 5yrs.Then the bloodiest Greek Civil War in '45 to 1949 Communists came from upper Balkans to take over Greece her family was saved by the state department bringing back to US citizens to boston which saved her family . My dad served London during the Blitzkrieg and later in France..He had a heart attack then came back disable with post traumatic stress syndrome..While back In Lynn, Mass. where they were both born they met at a veterans dance then got married in 1950.move to New York for work. I was born in 51 and my sister 54. Well before I was ten I was observing how dad and mom were dealing with their post traumatic stress's Dad is like the powder cag with his anger or depression I couldn't tell.then.And mom has her post traumatic stresses being under the occupation of the Italians and German Nazis for like 6 years and later by the Communists for another4 year...Moms whole family were US citizens they came back to America thanks to the Red Cross or the state department forgot I which one more responsible in gathering all the u.s. citizens back to the US.. so this was the baggage mom and dad brought with them throughout the fifties they had episodes of post-traumatic sometimes with domestic violence other times just the threat of being beaten or belted by dad.. so I have to live with those realities of the fifties with her folks working hard giant finding a escapes by having other Greek families share days of Easter Christmas and birthdays keeping our community very small downtown Brooklyn near Brooklyn Heights in the fifties.. of course the TVs would not that great, small 15 in screens everything looks like it was in kinescope. but they were still escapes for the whole family to watch television or listen to the radio. remember those days well. And trying to remember the TV shows. in the fifties and sixties there just so many great tv from Bonanza to Jackie Gleason. from watching Lawrence Welk and watch Liberace burn up the piano keyboard with his is great music. And of courses all watched and laugh at wrestling and watched the Sons of Hercules and the Steve Reeves TV and the movie theater on those 84th screens well that was a loving and tense period growing up.. Mom will take us to the nice green grass at Prospect Park and tell us the stories and trials of Hercules and other ancient greek figures. like as if she was a storyteller. I can remember all the 50s early 60s clothes she wore.. with all the craziness we had stability they got married. They both worked and they told us to take any job learn a basics and how to communicate with people using this as a stepping Stone but keep moving on up

Same here, and still watching today!

Jeffrey Barna 77

In the early 60's, my oldest brother had a friend named Biff who was a lot like Eddie. Yes, his name was Biff. He was always respectful to adults, but when he was around other kids, he gave them the business. I was 6 when I was in the front yard when Biff came over one day, and asked me to go in and get my brother. When I came back out, I told him that Billy was doing his homework. Instead of leaving, Biff gave me the business, but I was too young to understand his BS.

My Dad came from a broken home. Had huge respect for Hugh Beaumont as a father figure Dad never really had. Dad figured if he had a true father Hugh was the template.

The author was my neighbor so I helped him out by making the video. We had a private party and my neighbors house but sorry to ruin an image but Ken was not at all friendly even though I went out of my way to do the video for free...