What a great episode, it really gives a true interpretation about how kids would feel in those situations and there was great respect for all family member, considering back then most kids were seen but not heard. Thanks Scott.

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I bought the DVD set of Leave it to Beaver. I do wish Still the Beaver was available.

Sure didn't know this about My Three Sons writer - thanks for sharing

Yep, Kipp Marcus (Kip) now 49; Kaleena Kiff (Kelly) now 44

Scott Hettrick oh heavens! I’m only 6 yrs older than Kipp! I keep thinking I watched LitB when it was first out...I didn’t realize I was watching reruns till recently! We had a black/white tv for a long time!

Scott Hettrick thank you!

@@cynthiaennis3107 Haha. Yes, original series ran four seasons 1984-89 after the 1983 TV movie (Kipp wasn't in that - he replaced Corey Feldman in the series)

Scott Hettrick I saw Corey in it! I do remember watching The Goonies years ago! That was a cute movie, I thought! Thank you! Can’t wait to watch the next episode...I’m binge watching while I can! 😉🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Not aware of anyone calling this the original series - I believe everyone knows this is a Revival series that began with a TV reunion movie in 1983 (which I have also posted here), which is why they are called STILL the Beaver and THE NEW Leave it to Beaver.

@@shettrick This isn't the exclusive place to talk about this program, I meant elsewhere, in the real world lol. BTW, Thanks for uploading these great shows, hard to believe this was decades ago now!

@@MrMenefrego1 Ah, gotcha; sounded like you were referring to people here. Would love to read where others are commenting on this 1980s series -- I've seen a couple fan forums with a few comments, but not many. You're welcome for the uploads - many more coming

@@shettrick No, not referring to the comments section here, there are some really good comments here though. I was talking about my local friends and neighbors, and I live in *The Netherlands!* Which means that both of the "Leave it to Beaver" series had a *HUGE IMPACT* on not only Americans but also the entire world! The Dutch, as do Americans, adore the 1950's American culture and also call it, "America's Golden Age". Looking forward to the new "Leave it to Beaver" uploads!

@@MrMenefrego1 Great to hear - Still/New Beaver very popular in countries like Australia too. I've been to Netherlands - Eindhoven and Amsterdam in dead of winter; lovely people and country. Recently developed online connection with one of your smart young countrymen who shares my love of James Bond 007 and is a fun video blogger. Good to have a fellow Still/New Leave it to Beaver fan too.

I understand the sentiment but that would be something that has never been done for any actor connected with any show after they died. Still the Beaver paid more tribute to "Ward" AND Hugh Beaumont than any other series I've ever seen that lost a key actor - minutes of touching tributes and memories to him and dedication to him in first/pilot episode TV movie ( kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qKipfLCqnqqrnJc.html ), and dozens of warm references to him and many clips of him throughout the series, including an entire episode dedicated to him... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f5qPfLp21K2bfWQ.html

You're welcome - thanks for your thank you. If this series or any of these episodes are available on KZfaq or DVD or anywhere else, especially in higher quality, please let me know because I would love to see them myself and I wouldn't go to the very time-consuming trouble to transfer them and post them here for free. But as far as I know, they are NOT available anywhere else. As I digitally transfer them, I can enjoy them myself even though they are not super great quality - it's the actual show and dialogue I enjoy, not the visual quality. But I thought others may be interested in seeing these shows for the first time in 25 years and maybe ever, so I am doing this for all of them - apparently there are thousands who are very happy to see them and look forward to each new episode despite the quality not being perfect.

@@shettrick If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have seen even one episode of this show. I've wanted to watch it for years. Before I just saw the theme song. It's REALLY interesting. I don't think you need to go trough the trouble to transfer the higher quality DVD's to KZfaq because people should buy them IF THOSE WERE AVAILABLE.

@@ChrisBFerguson Thanks Chris. And not only have they never been on DVD, and no plans for them in the future, DVDs are already starting to die out as a format, and who knows if KZfaq will even still be around by the time (and if) ownership issues of Still the Beaver are ever worked out. Maybe eventually if I see that interest and demand remains high for these episodes and the next few dozen I post, I may check into the cost of getting my old Betamax tapes transferred in more professional/higher quality way. I know it would cost at least $900 - $1,000. Then I could put them on DVD and/or KZfaq or whatever is best format at that time. But I don't think most of the thousands of people watching these here on KZfaq really care that much more about the quality - they all watch the original classic series Lave it to Beaver on MeTV every day even though that whole series can be watched in better quality on DVDs and even though MeTV cuts off several minutes of each episode for more commercials, and sometimes messes up the openings.

@@shettrick I don't think anything will happen to KZfaq. Too big. As long as the internet exists, KZfaq is here too I think.

@@ChrisBFerguson Maybe. Just 15 years ago MySpace was the biggest media thing on Internet and now it's gone. Internet itself, as far as wide use for video is only about 25 years old and Google, which owns KZfaq, is only 20 years old. Who knows what next new thing will come along and which current things will go away. Hardly anyone even uses desktop computers anymore. Even laptops are fading away. Pay phones and land line telephones are a thing of past. Vinyl albums, audio cassettes were huge when I was a student and now both gone. Betamax and VHS was multi-billion industry from 1970s -1990s and went away quickly. DVDs replaced them and were gigantic for about 10 years but now a thing of past, same thing with CD-ROMs and most video game players. People are even dropping cable and satellite TV services in droves and not even watching programs on a TV as much anymore. Many more examples of technology coming and going, and faster turnover than ever before. We'll see about KZfaq and Internet, both of which have already been around longer than most new technologies of late 20th and early 21st century have lasted, but they are great for now.

Oh you mean unofficial, unprofessional DVD - I've heard there was one available of just The New Leave it to Beaver series but not the 26 episodes of Still the Beaver from The Disney Channel in 1984-85, and apparently it was pretty poor quality. You're welcome, glad to share these with people who enjoy it.

Posted original CBS movie and last two episodes of New Leave it to Beaver from 1989 and have been sharing Still the Beaver episodes every two weeks here since November on dates they originally premiered and hope to keep doing so -- I have all 26 Still the Beaver episodes and all 75 New Leave it to Beaver episodes but they are all on Betamax and it takes awhile to transfer, clean up, and post here - will keep trying.

Scott Hettrick thanks so much for posting them! It’s a joy to watch them! 😃

Actually not a scar but what she called a "hollow" (indentation) that created a shadow/dark spot she thought was unflattering.

Nope, it has never been on DVD and hasn't been in reruns on TV for 25 years and there are legal issues over who owns it and no one is working on resolving this legal issue and the Master tapes are believed to have been destroyed in a fire at Universal Studios 10 years ago, all of which is why I am going to the trouble of dredging these out from 35 year-old Betamax tapes and transferring them to computer and posting them here..

I guess that's pretty normal for most people not to continue growing much taller after they hit their late teens, although I suppose some do grow a little more into their early 20s.

No need for apologies; the other 32,000 people who viewed this could understand the words

He did and he does. In the last few seconds of the 1983 CBS TV reunion movie pilot, Wally and Mary Ellen bring home a new son. When they started the series, Wally and Mary Ellen have a daughter in elementary school, then in the second season she has a baby boy called Kevin who is in the rest of that season and the third - fourth seasons

Well, you are certainly welcome to not like it, and I don't think anyone, me included, thinks it is anywhere near as good as the original series 30 years earlier. But it certainly didn't ruin their legacy. Quite to the contrary, it was one of the two highest rated movies on TV in 1983 and so popular that CBS, Disney Channel and TBS spent a lot of money making the movie and 100 episodes of the series. And quite to the contrary about it being a money grab (and even if it was, these people are all actors who need to work -- so who could blame them), they had all wanted and tried to do this for years and were thrilled when it finally happened and they were able to reunite and work with each other again for five years. And at the same time it gave all involved a huge boost to their careers outside of the Beaver world -- I have posted dozens of movies and TV series they each appeared in as a result of renewed interest in them as actors after 30 years, and they have enjoyed doing tours and radio shows to discuss their Beaver characters for decades.

@@shettrick Beaver being portrayed as a fat, divorced douche bag? Really? Both he and Wally still hanging around the house everyday? Thank goodness I was in college in the early 80s and didn't even know about this crap 'Still The Beaver".

Tony Blundetto Calm down, its not that serious. Also, all of the points Scott made are correct. I like this show.

@@beckigreen I get it, but once in a while I'm on youtube and see something like this, it just hits you how ridiculous it was. It's so hard to get a show greenlit for TV, yet crap like this seeps into the schedule because of nepetism or favors. Just have to vent. Glad someone's listening out there.

Tony Blundetto I was 11 when this show was on, and the reason I’m watching it again is because I can’t stand tv today. I did notice though, that something seems off about this show, even though I like it. Beaver comes off as kind of slow. (No disrespect to Jerry Mathers). In the TV movie, he seems almost like a mentally challenged adult. I don’t know if it’s his delivery of the lines, or the writing. Nonetheless, I enjoy the show and I’m glad the guy continues to upload them. Have a happy new year!

Hi Scott, I didn't see Diaen Brewster ("Miss Canfield") in this episode, even though she is credited as having appeared in the episode you have uploaded here. If Miss Brewster did appear, I must have blinked and missed her.