He’s so humble. Love this guy. He was a part of all of our childhoods!

Saddened by the passing today of Tony Dow. He was an amazing artist in his later years. He will be missed.

A good man, a good heart, a good soul...Tony Dow.

Rest in Peace, Tony Dow. You were loved by audiences across the country.

Wally Cleaver really epitomized the roll of a big brother. A talented actor who had the skill to transport a person watching reruns in the new milmillennium, to late 50s, early 60s suburbs. Great talent by any standard.

Tony's a class act...thanx for being part of the best television ever seen by viewers, both then & now!

I've started watching LITB at night when I'm going to bed and I love it because all the old sitcoms are just so comforting. But since I've started watching it, I've realized that Wally is just about my favorite character, he is hilarious. I love how it was so clean, and they had such respect for their parents. Those were such sweet times.

I watch "Leave It To Beaver" every day, "on Tubi". His voice never changed.

Gosh Tony Dow really was a hunk on LTB but it never went to his head. What a lovely interesting man💖

Tony Dow should have his own show. He's cool.

I am 75 years old. "Leave it to Beaver," along with the many other TV classics were an influential part of the early years of my generation. There was a sense of decency about these shows, a promotion of good values, character, integrity. While real life, even in the fifties, was not perfect, Hollywood at least tried to present a good face, with positive role models. Later on, as we all have witnessed, Hollywood went for the controversial, grungy, tasteless, crude type of humor. If it weren't for reruns, we would be stuck with the crap that reflects Hollywood values today, and TV would remain the wasteland it has strived to be.

I just watched the re-runs of the first THREE seasons of "Leave It To Beaver!" I absolutely adore this show...so entertaining and wholesome. Every character is wonderful, but I really loved Wally! He's STILL cute!

Leave it to Beaver will still be on air 100 years from now. Shows back then had class. A family show for all ages unlike some of today's (in my opinion).

"Leave It To Beaver" was my all time favorite show from childhood. To this day I never grow tired of watching it! It is a classic!

Tony Dow shows exactly what he is, -a real nice guy. Most of the child actors on that show were treated well because all of them, came out of it ok. An example is "Eddie Haskel" was a highly decorated LA police man.

The reruns of the show was a big part of my childhood in the 1980s. Ward and June cleaver were almost like a second set of parents that I learned a lot of good values from watching the show, and I still watch the show to this day.

Ward cleaver reminded me so much of my dad he would let you have it when you needed it but at the end of the day he had your back! This was a wonderful show about family!

Pretty good interviewer. Tony Dow was also a junior Olympic diving champion, and a great athlete.

Such great childhood memories of this show. A classic. We'll miss you, Ken Osmond (Eddie Haskell).

RIP Tony Dow. You made a positive impact on society! Thank you ...

Wally and beaver are soooo cute!! I love watching this show!! It reminds me of the times when young men and children and adults still believed in good morals and principles!! I wish they would make more shows like this one in our days!!Tony still has the aura of a good and really kind person until this day!1 Such a beautiful man!!

Tony Dow is Awesome !

He is a just such a nice guy. There is such a sincere affection between Tony and Jerry, the man is a class act.

Every single episode of LITB is pure magic!

RIP Wally (Tony) one of my fav shows growing up! 🖤💙

Wally aged well...distinguished and cool as ever...great to see Tony

I LOVED Wally Cleaver! I still watch "Leave it to Beaver" on MeTV every morning from 8 to 9 AM!

Well Wally & the cast may not have been looking for laughs but like him I rarely laugh at sitcoms but I laughed the most at Wally’s comebacks. He had some of the best lines and the show showed his natural ability.

Such a HUGE crush on Wally. Born in 62 I watched and LOVED the reruns.❤️ I so wanted to believe their family existed.

Leave It To Beaver is a great show, this was a great interview - Tony Dow's voice sounds exactly the same as when he was a teen on the show! Thanks, MeTV for showing it every morning!

Tony and Jerry are such nice guys. I still watch the show on a regular basis. It was a family I guess some of us wish we had.

R.I.P... Tony Dow. I'm still a fan of your TV show, Leave It To Beaver. With all the fast pace shows and way of the world, this show still gives me peace. Love you and Jerry Mathers in the original Leave it to Beaver. A true classic. You will always be remembered as an actor , artists and a great human being.

RIP, Tony. We loved you as Wally Cleaver and the roles you played after!

Tony is one hell of a nice guy, I had met him about 10 years or so ago at Comic-con in Novi, Michigan at the Detroit Motor City Convention..My brothers and I talked to him for about 45 minutes..My brother lent him his cell phone and he made a surprise phone call to our mother, she almost fainted talking to Tony, LOL..Later on at a different Comic-con in Novi a couple of years later we had also met Frank Bank (Lumpy) and Ken Osmond (Eddie Haskell) two awesome guys as well..R.I.P Frank Bank..I still enjoy watching re-runs of Leave It To Beaver every morning on ME-TV..

His voice hasn't really changed. I watched that show every morning before school in the 80s

That’s my favorite episode too. Ward thinks the boys had an adventure in the woods the first morning but they found a town and had burgers and bought comic books. It was great that at the end Ward thought they should all head back home but the boys finally did discover some imaginative fun and begged to stay. Great episode Mr. Dow!

I love how mom is always dressed to the nines, hair and makeup always picture perfect. And don't forget Mrs. Cleaver was also the lady who spoke jive in the movie Airplane.

One of my favorite episodes was when Beaver lost his hair-cut money and then tried to cut his own hair. It was a mess! Then Beaver persuaded Wally to help him clean up the haircut so that their parents wouldn't find out. Wally made the haircut even worse. So the two boys decided to wear stocking-cap hats to hide their antics and said it was a club initiation.

it is very sad to see a man who had gracefully aged and was really happy. he seemed so good and healthy. he never lost thev essence of Wally and a good spirit. bless you !!

I love “Leave it to Beaver” and all the actors and actresses. I will watch it again and again. Especially Wally and Beaver.

Rest in peace, Tony. He seemed like he would have been a fun guy to talk to.

An absolute class act.

His passing hit me like no other celebrity's passing, I lost the brother I never had, R.I.P. Tony 💔

Love the interview with Tony Dow and Jerry Mathers. Im 65 and I still love the show and I laughed here and there. In fact Im watching it now

Tony Dow is so humble just like Wally Cleaver

What a nice guy Tony is ! The stardom never went to his head. Hope Jerry and Tony have many more years of reunions.

I met tony Dow at a Collectors show and we talked a little and I got his autograph.

It always saddens me that every time there's a KZfaq video or any other reference to Leave It To Beaver that my old childhood buddy Stan "Whitey" Fafara is left out. Stan and I were inseparable from ages 12 to 14. We attended a private Lutheran school in North Hollywood from 1962 to 1964. I was the only kid in that small school who never called him "Whitey", I always called him Stan or Stanley. He appreciated that, and so he and I bonded. A few times the Leave It To Beaver episodes were filmed in the huge park across the street from our school and Stan would invite me (only me) to hang around the set. I got to meet all the key actors, including Jerry and Tony. After Stan and I left that small Lutheran School in June of 1964 we went to different high schools so we fell out of contact. We were only 14 years old so we couldn't drive yet which made it impossible for us to stay connected. Decades later I learned that Stan started hanging out with Paul Revere and the Raiders (one of the groups who opened for the Stones in 1965 in Anaheim, the first of many Stones concerts I attended) and he got into booze and drugs. Sadly not an uncommon thing for child actors abandoned by Hollywood. Then in 2004 I learned that Stan had died in 2003 in obscurity and poverty up in some Oregon town, and that he was buried in an unmarked pauper's grave. I wish that Tony and Jerry would honor Stan's memory and contribution to Leave It To Beaver. Stan was a good kid, very sweet, very vulnerable.

I grew up with it, and still love to watch it on MeTV over 60 years later.

I'm in my early 70s and i can remember watching leave it to beaver on TV during the late 1950s. Growing up in Chicago and watching leave it to beaver our experiences are very similar. Going to neighborhood theaters, family picnics and grade school activities. I have a large collection of their series on DVD. I actually had a friend who was just like eddie Haskell.

I had a crush on Wally when the show first aired and I still do! Wally is my all time favourite child character...Tony is still as handsome as ever, great interview! Thanks for posting it

Tony Dow- everybody's big brother. Rest in peace.

RIP,Tony Dow,we will miss you you’re a great guy,a great actor✌️🙏🌹🌷🏈🏀🧸🛏🛌💕🚸🇺🇸🪁

Damn, wally, you have beautiful grey hair.

I loved Wally, Eddie Haskell, AND the beaver!!!!!! Great great show!!

His lines were the best part of the show and Barbara’s reactions to them are just as classic. Surprised such a good looking man spent more years off screen , behind the camera. You’re still rocking it Tony ! We watch at least 2 episodes a day.

I love Tony Dow! He still looks good to me!

What a SUPER classy guy. Even as a young man actor. I fondly remember the camping episode. There's SO MANY of them I would call favorites. The amusement park trip. Cocky Eddie Haskell ending up terrified on that roller coaster. I think I need to find the entire series on DVD. The show ended the year after I was born but saw it repeatedly all the years afterwards. Sincerest condolences to the Dow family. Rest in Peace with Barbara, Hugh, Frank and the other guys who have gone on. I think Stanley among others. You'll be missed Tony.

Great interview! I love his voice!!! ❤ It's great seeing Tony Dow!!!!

It's nice to see Tony Dow in an interview without Jerry Mathers. Tony has a lot to say, without interruption(s).

His mom was gorgeous!

I will miss Tony Dow greatly! He was just a good person, it's that simple.

He scratched his head like Wally always did on the show. Love it!

Tony's a class act!

I love Leave it to Beaver! Wally was great! I started watching LITB about a year ago so never say that todays society would not like it. I think we crave family shows, LITB was like no other. Great interview :)

What a shiny baby Wally was!!! Such the gentleman and charming. i'm blown away man but my life wouldnt have been the same without LITB.

Can't wait until my 3 year old son is old enough to watch and enjoy leave it to beaver. Great show Great cast .

I grew up watching the show on TV. Something special about those days. So many fond memories. I was born in 1945. Grew up in Southern California. Saw quite a few TV and movie actors in various spots around LA and Long Beach.

Tony seemed like a very humble guy. Thank you Tony for sharing your talents with the world.. Prayers go out to his family.

What a down to earth guy! Love the show, watch it all the time.

Wally reminds me so much of my oldest son and now his son. I love love love this show. Makes your heart warm for another time. Wish they had done right by the actors

Epitome of a Boy to Man Born in 1960 the Andy Griffith and leave it to Beaver show are my all-time favorite he will be sorely missed I am incredibly devastated to hear of his death my condolences to his family I can only imagine😭🌹 He will never be forgotten

"Zombies from Outer Space"...how did I miss that one? Thanks Tony, for making my childhood more enjoyable with your great show!

Loved all the series you and Jerry made together.

As a kid at 8 yrs of age, I watched "Leave It to Beaver" and it was my favorite show--and it still is. Of course, I now have favorites like "Breaking Bad", "The Sopranos", "The Office", etc. but there's something special about Leave It to Beaver. Now I watch it daily on Xfinity's new Peacock streaming service.

I love how soft spoken and calm he is and humble. He is a legend

Tony is one of few people in Hollywood that is real down to earth people I watch the reruns all the time

That was great!!! I was born in 1949 so I remember when LITB started in 1957. It was such a great tv show that I am still watching the reruns today! I was 13 years-old in 1962 and really thought the older teens with cars and chicks were really cool! LOL!!! So my favorite episodes were from the final season when Wally, Eddie, and Lumpy were always getting into some sort of trouble. Like when Wally and Eddie hooked a chain up to the rear end of Lumpy's car and attached the other end to a tree. When Lumpy drove out of his driveway the entire rear end of his car was pulled out! It was classic Lumpy Rutherford...getting out of his car in the middle of the street and yelling, Daddy!...Daddy! Ahhh...what great memories. I think Tony Dow is about 4 years older than I am, so it was really great to see him on your show.

I watch it every morning at 8:00 on MeTv !!!!!!!!!!!

My absolute favorite was Leave It To Beaver! 💕

Tony was a very nice guy. We enjoyed talking to him at Fanboy in Knoxville, Tennessee several years ago. I always loved watching Leave it to Beaver. RIP Tony.

Leave it to Beaver...More than 60 years ago, and I was there to see when they first aired.

I'm 56 years old please let Tony Dowell know that he is loved and looked up to you from my generation

I remember the 70's beer commercial and my Mom said "There's Wally Cleaver" !! Thanks You Tube !! The commercial is on here.

Sweet man. Love the show even 60+ years later.

Nice interview. The only thing I would have added is "Have you had any interaction or kept in touch with Frank Bank, Ken Osmond or any of the other stars?. On that note... R.I.P. Ken "Eddie Haskell" Osmond.

I watch two episodes of Leave It To Beaver daily. I started from the beginning and now we are in 1959 and moving along. It is so nice seeing a show I heard about but never viewed until now. I am addicted to this show now and learn something new with each episode.

Wally was the big brother everybody wished they had.

This show and others similar to this one are what good quality shows we're back then.

I liked Beaver in the soup bowl and Beaver sticking his tongue out school picture

I knew Tony as a young tech/grip/gaffer working on the set of "High School U.S.A". A definite "so bad it's good" B-movie but ironically, it was the pre-screen test that established MJ Fox and Crispin Glover as future stars. A lot of "older" TV stars like Tony, Dawn Wells, Bob Denver, were glad to get work so it was great to be around them on set. Tony was the warmest and most genuine of any actor I've ever met. Completely unpretentious and despite his fame in the 50's, he never traded on it or acted like an aloof star. Glad you're no longer suffering and RIP Tony. And anyone who wants to watch Tony, MJ Fox and Crispin go at in in a "proto" version of BTTF, definitely check out "High School U.S.A"!

What a great guy total class i had the pleasure of meeting Jerry at a Wal-mart i work at in Valencia just as nice humble God bless both of you thanks for the Memories

There were a lot of lessons to be learned about life from that show. that is what I really like about it and always have. I am about 8 months younger than Jerry Mather and I remember that show very well. My kids have watched it and some of my grand kids as well. I think it was the best show of that type on TV back then and better that the trash sitcoms on TV for the past 20 years or more.

I've lived through many of my favorite TV stars passing...John Ritter, Robert Reed, Florence Henderson, etc. They were all sad in their own way but Tony Dow's death has really brought me down. I don't remember ever getting this emotional over an actor/actress death. It's almost like I knew him but we never met. It's hard to explain.

I grew up watching Tony, Jerry, Barbara and Hugh. At 68 years old now I still watch them with my coffee and enjoy them as much as I did in the early 1960s

Miss Wally aka Tony Dow. Seems like such a genuine kind of guy & very down to earth! R.I.P. Tony, you will always live in our memories in TV history!

This has got to be the very best family show EVER on tv. I grew up watching the original running of the show and still watch it on METV every weekday morning. Excellent acing and writing made the show stand out and last all these years. The Cleavers and all their friends seemed so real and relatable. Just loved em all! I cringed whenever I watched the Brady Bunch or any of the later family situation comedies after the Beav was on. Never liked any of them except All In The Family. Yep, Leave it to Beaver set the bar! I was surprised to see the episode the other day that had Wally and the Beav inviting that homeless guy into the house and feeding him. Ward and June raised a couple of good, empathetic boys!

Here in albuquerque...tony lives on early each morning on ME tv....forever Wally!! Be well family and thank you for the happy tv memories, not only for us your peers, but for our grand and gr-grandchildren. NM

Met Tony and his beautiful wife they were very humble and kind nothing phony about them.

That was, and still is my very favorite show on television! I'm 65 and still watch it every day. Those folks were class acts, all of them!