When I was a kid in the ‘fifties, watching “Beaver” with the family, my dad said, “I’m sure the recruiters at LAPD are taking note of that Haskell kid. He’s got all the personality traits you need to make a good LA cop.” Well, in my house at least, father knows best.

This is the only shows that I can continuously watch over and again and never gets old

Leave It To Beaver, best show growing up!! Still watching the reruns!! 👍💕

Barbara Billingsley was such a class act.....

Ward and June Cleaver were the best TV parents ever. Barbara Billingsley was always so classy and beautiful and Hugh Beaumont was such a caring and loving person.

Richard Deacon is underappreciated, he was perfect on Beaver and The Dick Van Dyke Show and the many guest spots he did.

We’ve all grown up with an “Eddie Haskell” in our neighborhood! Lord knows I did!

I love The Dick Van Dyke Show, Andy Griffith, I Love Lucy, But Leave it to Beaver was and is a Gem!

Lumpy Rutherferd and Eddie Haskill were my childhood HERO'S.THANKS FRANK AND KEN!!!

This show is more than just entertaining there were life lessons for adults as well as kids that played into every episode...those lessons are still relevant to even now ...maybe even more so now than ever before.....just basic stuff we have overlooked and forgotten or think it's old fashioned but absolutely necessary so much today...

I have watched all 6 seasons every episode and can watch it again and again. It reminded me of my childhood. It never gets old.

In reality, _Frank Bank_ (Lumpy) was no Lumpy! Beginning in 1973, Bank became a bond broker in his native Los Angeles. His autobiography, *Call Me Lumpy: My Leave It To Beaver Days* and Other Wild Hollywood Life, was published in 1997. Frank Bank died of cancer on April 13, 2013, in Rancho Mirage, California, one day after his 71st birthday. He was survived by his third wife, Rebecca, four daughters, and five grandchildren. He is interred at Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery in Culver City, California. ⛪✝

Richard Deacon was hilarious in this! Him and those trademark glasses 😂

Larry Mondello should have been on the panel. He would've had an apple in one hand and a slice of cake in another.

Too cool and what a surprise! Too bad Tony Dow wasn't there...I actually met him in 1966, when I was 13, on vacation in Silver Springs, Fla. at an old west attraction 'Six Gun Territory'...he was there signing autographs that day, but awkwardly, I was about the only visitor that morning! My next door neighbors were on Family Feud in 1981... they won! I had to tape the episode for them, as VCRs were just becoming mainstream and no one else had one yet!

Hugh Beaumont had a connection with both these shows. He played the dad on "Leave it to Beaver", but also played Steve Elliot's dad on "Petticoat Junction".

Edgar Buchanan was Uncle Joe in Petticoat Junction and Uncle Billy in Leave it to Beaver

EDDIE HASKELL Law enforcement In 1970, Osmond joined the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) and grew a mustache which helped to secure his anonymity.[2][8][9] He worked as a motorcycle officer.[10][11] On September 20, 1980, Osmond was struck by five bullets while in a foot chase with a suspected car thief.[3][12][13] He was protected from four of the bullets by his bullet-resistant vest, with the fifth bullet ricocheting off of his belt buckle.[3][12][13][14] Osmond was placed on disability and eventually retired from the force in 1988.[13] The shooting was later dramatized in a November 1992 episode of the CBS series Top Cops.[15]

After his passing, it was revealed that Richard Deacon had during his life very quietly financially helped many homeless/unemployed people who then showed up at his funeral to relate for the first time how much his help had meant to them. I like to remember Mr. Deacon more for this than for any role he played on television

I adore this cast! Ken Osmond and jerry Mathers were my two favorites!🥰

Jerry Mathers has lived one of the best lives of all time, it sure seems like- what an amazing run always tactful, respectful, and interesting in how he communicates.

Richard Deacon was very underrated as an actor . He died about a year after this show in 1984 .

The Beaver is on the ball😂

I remember watching this back in the day. Now this was the original Family Feud. Nice to watch and fun to watch. Not the clown show version that Steve Harvey got goin on. He and the producers totally dumbed it down. Had a major crush on Jerry Matters and Tony Dow.

'Petticoat Junction' was also a great show along with the Beave! Great to see the babes as they got older. All so beautiful.

All of them seem like classy people!

Never was a fan of the feud but I live this,gosh,gee,.

Leave it to Beaver is my all time favorite sitcom, I've been watching since 1957, made TV famous

Eddie was a cop, late 60s and 70s, in California, lots of hippies, drugs ,race riots, so dangerous, bet he gave them the business!

Hugh Beaumont-who had played Ward Cleaver-the father-on the original "Leave It To Beaver" (1957 to 1963)-died at the age of 75 on Saturday, June 5'th, 1982. I always enjoyed the celebrity "Family Feud" broadcasts. :)

Could you imagine being pulled over for speeding by Eddie Haskell??? Hahahaha

I would have liked to see the cast of Hogan's Heroes against the cast of Match Game, being that Richard was on both.

Lumpy's dad was so funny when he bragged about his boy!

I’m sorry that Tony Dow(“Wally Cleaver”)wasn’t there. And Hugh Beaumont (“Mr. Cleaver”) wasn’t there,either-he died a year earlier.

Man I fkn love Leave it to Beaver !!

Frank Bank and Barbara are gone, but the Beaver and Eddie are still around. Ken Osmond was a police officer and was shot in the line of duty, but was wearing a vest, so he survived.

I used to watch that New Leave it to Beaver on the Disney Channel during the 1980's, when it was a new show.I was in my twenties and thought it was kind of weird, but it wasn't too bad.I was just so used to the original beaver show, in b/w, and with Ward.I liked the Family Feud game with TV show casts playing each other.

It's sad 😔 Jerry Mathers is last man standing from the original cast. Barbara Billingsley, Richard Deacon, Frank Bank,Ken Osmond, Tony Dow all passed away 😢 RIP 🙏

What I would give to go back to this day and age, I was told how good we had it but I just didn't listen. Anyways, I am really enjoying watching this. 👀

She was such a cool mom stay home mom took care of business at home took care of family nice

Leave it to beaver was a fun show. Cannot even imagine as shell demonstrating the kinds of values that program put forth

I watch the cleavers every morning. There family.

Barbara Billingsly aged so beautifully

I miss Wally. RIP Tony Dow.

Ken Osmond looked like my elementary school principal.

Eddie Haskell was something else

Makes me sad they are all gone from Leave It To Beaver except Jerry Mathers. Soooo good all of them. Amazing American TV show

Gee Mr. Dawson, that's a really beautiful flower on your lapel

I thought Eddie Haskell was gonna give Richard Dawson the business.

Hello everyone! I just finished an interview with "Leave It To Beaver" star Jerry Mathers and his wife Teresa last week where he talks about his life and career, including his memories of Ken Osmond. Part one of the interview is available on my KZfaq channel: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eNFkotuG05zennU.html with part two coming soon!

"Why, you certainly look nice today Mr. Dawson" Thanks "Eddie" you made me laugh. Was he the most ever kiss ass on the show or what?

Loved all these characters! Each was so unique.

Hugh Beaumont passed away 17 months prior to this taping of _Family Feud._ This was recorded on October 19, 1983. Hugh Beaumont passed away in Munich, Germany on May 14, 1982. He took a plane to Germany to make amends with his estranged son and died from a heart attack at the airport shortly after landing. He was 73. The actress who played Beaver's beloved teacher, Miss Landers (Sue Randall) died on October 26, 1984. After spending a decade as a character actress, Sue retired from acting in 1967 and spend the rest of her life volunteering for charities.

Imagine if Judy was on the panel along with Miss Landers.She'd still be squealing on Beaver.

All the characters on LITB were spot on...but I particularly enjoy (now) the sarcastic lines they wrote for Eddie. Never appreciated them while watching this show back in the late 50's and early 60's. The writers for Eddie (Ken) were wonderful and I believe the lines delivered for him were the best. The same kind of writing that was done for the "Big Bang Theory" in many ways. I saw my own mother as Barbara Billinglsey, and loved and respected my father as these boys did Hugh Beaumont. When we wind down at night these shows are still an inspiration to how to live a Christian well rounded life. I thank the Lord in heaven for allowing these talented writers and actors to show their skills during this time period of my life. Even though I was a little younger than Beaver and Wally, I'm 72, relating to these boys and their troubles and what not were at times the story of my life. Thanks Scott for posting and bringing back wholesome Christian living. We sure NEED it in todays wicked, evil environment, in which we find our selves living today. I pray to the Lord for deliverance soon from the powers at be who are trying to destroy our way of life here in America. thanks and may God Bless!!!

The lollipop tree was a great segment.

The hand slap to the forehead by Frank Bank at 4:51 is worth an Academy Award.

imagine being mean to Beaver and as Eddie having to think up good excuses to June so she would not suspect him as being mean.

I caught that Ken Osmond, your kiss-up comment to to the host, about how nice he looks today. Classic Eddie Haskell!👍🏼👍🏼

I'm a big fan of the show I have my dvr set to record daily comes on MeTv at 7am and 730 am

"Oh Richard? I speak jive."

Ken osmond AKA Eddie Haskell got shot in the line of duty by a car jacker , it's such a downer that so many çast members of this wonderful show has passed

Priceless

Barbara should have spoken Jive

We just started watch a streaming service called "peacock" and they have all 6 seasons some 237 episodes or so....i thought I had seen them all , but just about the whole season 6 I've never seen before and I'm 72!!......I know many folks think the show was way to 'cheesy" but I grew up in the burbs of Northeast, Ohio with a younger brother and sister...and the cleaver family at times was a bit like mine, although with many rough edges thrown in;-)..anyway it makes my heart and mind very satisfied to watch all these re-runs....thank you Jesus for allowing these talented people to have put this series together....

Scott! A Double Feature! I didn't expect that! Thank You!

The women of Petticoat Junction were stunningly beautiful on the original Petticoat Junction and on this Family Feud also.

Gerry Mathews and Walleye Cleaverage gave an outstanding performance on this episode of _Leave it to Freud._

Thank you.

I wish I could see it ALL!!!!☹💔

Some those of categories were tough made it hard on the stars 🌟

Love both of these shows . Lori Saunders has always been absolutely stunning. 17:21 only 4 of the 11 are still with us (Jerry, Lori, Linda, and Gunilla)

It looked like Richard Dawson was going to kiss Richard Deacon on the lips there for a moment! (; This was fun!

It's funny how I know every character! My fav episode was beav & a kitten named snowball🐱

I miss these days

nowdays you'd never see the host kissing the guests! wow, times have changed!

Eddie Haskell in the Police force?? It's like the Clockwork Orange IRL..

Mr Drucker - classic!!

When I heard petticoat junction mentioned, i was hoping for a "There's Uncle Joe, he's moving kinda slow" joke.

I watch Petticoat Junction every weekend. I never saw any so those people.

This was 20 years removed from the show but they all still looked the same.

Richard Dawson, was a flirt the way he kissed Barbara Billingsley (June Cleaver)

“How to cook with the microwave” haha gonna go look for that book

I love Eddie Haskell...rip Jen Osmond 🙏🙏🙏

I don't understand why Richard didn't give the Beaver or Lumpy a smooch...

He became a cop? cool.

I thought the answer about Elizabeth Taylor was going to be number one... It's the same one I had! Haha! 🤣👍😁😉🤺✌️❤️

I'm surprised Tony Dow wasn't on the panel

Could you upload the whole episode, please?

I wonder of Dawson knew the show like we do.

They NAILED it! (No Hammer Intended).

7:13 (Buddy Sorrells chimes in) Silverware is not a tool Goldilocks! Of course Mel Cooley is one Alan Brady uses.

Where was Wally cleaver. Wally was my favourite 😍

It's a trip that Jerry is the only one still alive. I miss the other actors so much.

This was really cool. Lol

Leave It To Beaver/Still The Beaver > Petticoat Junction

It's rumored that Lumpy Rutherford prospered in dry goods.

I wish they would have had an "Alice" Family Feud episode, minus Vic Taybeck, Liz/(Beth) Howland, Marvin Kaplan (Henry), and the guy that played "Earl" RIP, all

I never forgave Mr. Rutherford for not selling Charles Lindbergh the Balanca.

The exception of Jerry Mathers they're all deceased now.