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Such a great television series… Such a shame American television can’t get back to that kind of quality

We lose touch with so many people, thank you for this.

Wally was a brother anyone would want. He reminds me so much of my brother and the love and closeness we share. I send the best in blessings to Mr. Dow and his family.

Really, I liked both of them equally. Remember, when I was a child, watching them everyday they were on TV. Ah, the good ole days! 🤗❤️

Done so well, it will be on forever!

Just glad to know they are doing fine.

I have the LITB box set and I still watch the shows regularly. I do like the Beav a lot, but Wally is my favorite character on the show. Sensible and a good son, brother and friend. He can deliver some pretty funny and convincing lines as well. Thank you for posting this.

I think he did a good job as Wally. Can't see anyone else but Dow to have played that part.

Grew up with this show and it only brings me happy memories ❤️. Thank You and thank the whole cast of the show for the Beautiful Work that they produced. 🥰

Tony's voice is unmistakable. He still sounds the age. Just more mature of course.

Tony is still a handsome guy.

They were both my favorite, I still watch them every morning .

I love these two fellas, and I always found their show endearing. Glad to know they're both doing okay!

Always thought he was handsome. Beautiful eyes.

Both of them were my favorite because they played brothers in an ideal family structure "ahh the good ol days"❤

I still watch episodes of LB when I eat breakfast. I tape them so I can watch an episode regardless of what time I’m eating breakfast. Wally was the lowest-keyed character, but was my favorite. I have a lot of regard for Tony Dow even in “real” life, as he’s a very intelligent, down-to-earth guy who’s a very good interview.

Dang..my wife says He looked. exactly like me at his age in the "pool shot" at minute 0.58 I will say those years were very easy going and kind in many ways not seen anymore. Different time, different place, but the recall makes for smiling faces. Age? yes sir, sure takes a toll, but its all part if it. Thanks for the memories Tony. My wife and I recall them fully.

loved watching Leave it to Beaver in the 80's and on MeTV. my favorite characters were Eddie Haskell and Larry Mondello. i also was happy to see the Beav do a cameo on Married with Children.

One of my favorite sitcoms ever.

Thank you. Loved the program...my favorite person is Wally...So very talented and Handsome too. Been in love with him since I was a teenager. He's still Amazing.

RIP Tony Dow He did a great job as Wally Cleaver. And, Jerry Mathers was great as Beaver. Both actors did great acting on Leave it to Beaver. I've watched the entire series now . It was a great show. Children of today could learn so much from it. I can't believe some of the lines they both had to remember. And the facial expressions and body language, too cute.

Loved this show when i was a kid . Still do!

I, had the pleasure of meeting bothTony Dow and Jerry Mathers at the San Juan Capistrano Mission to help raise funds to restore the Mission in early 1990's.There were many celebrates such as Actors, I remember "Anna Alicia", from Falcon Crest, Sports, Soap Opera Actors, Artist's and many more kind hearts willing to help, I grew up with "The Leave It To Beaver Show" and didn't have the opportunity to tell either how much I enjoyed looking forward to each and every episode. I truly enjoyed them and wish them all the best! Thanks for you wonderful gifts!

TWO GENUINELY nice guys. Iv'e experienced this first hand. Nice video here.

Loved Wally he was the best brother..going along with Beav's antics..then helping him get out of trouble...every little boy needs a Wally big brother..

30+ years ago I ran into Tony Dow at a lumber/hardware store in Santa Monica California, he seemed like a regular Joe looking to fix a problem at his house. Being a regular customer I spoke to some of the employees and they told me he was a regular customer and a great guy but kinda on the quite side.

I always liked Jerry Mathers, he was pretty close to my own age. Tony Dow was the older brother I never had. (LOL)

I loved both! Beaver was precious and Wally was fine! 🤦🏽

I'm about the same age as Tony Dow & also served in the Army National Guard at the same time (1963-1969)but from the Dow photo in uniform shown, he must have been in the Air Force Reserve or Air National Guard! I'm glad to see that both "brothers" did their part & served! By the way, one of the other child characters in the show,i.e. "Gilbert" Steven Talbot, was a guest teacher at my college in 1974! It was a great show & I hope that the actors get "residual money" for their efforts!

Oh Lordy, take me back to this time of innocence, when our country was truly great and the envy of the world.

I love both Wally & Beaver 💞I grew up watching them ages 9-13 which I can't just pick 1

I loved watching Leave it to Beaver! Of course the Beav was the cute little boy and Wally was the big brother! It was definitely a time when life was much easier!! I watched in the late 50's early 60's. I was young myself, left elementary school and started junior high school. Great memories!!!

I’m 57, and I’d rush home to merely watch 23 minutes of this show M-F, 7 minutes were dedicated to commercials. “Eddie Haskell” was a top notch LAPD motorcycle Officer, who was shot in the line of duty. I saw him in the early 80’s when he had just received his disability retirement.

They were both great! I watched every episode.

Good on ya, Beav and Wally. Selfishly I must say it's great to see you two looking old like me! I used to watch that show every chance I had (homework notwithstanding). I empathized with the Beav but envyed Wally's "cool"! Glad to see both are still with us!

The Beaver Was My Favorite, Then Wolley. Love That Show!!

I like both of them

The poor beaver, always in a predicament, and tried to really learn and listen, love the whole show.

It was remain my favorite show of the time. Interesting it was before our country went wild & reckless, It was truly an innocent time. Like all the characters but Wally stands out as delivering some of the best lines. He made me laugh.

Sometimes I think , I wonder what happened to so and so. They were like part of my life, and now you never hear about how they are doing. That's why I like your show.

I loved them both and still watch daily.

as a boy leave it to beaver reruns were always on..got a kick out of when eddie haskel would call beaver a punk..hilarious! a good show and the supporting cast was put together well.."lumpy" comes to mind lol..tony dow's "wally" was the son always trying NOT to get in trouble ..the "good kid"..he was funny too.a good actor.a "natural".acting seemed to come easy to him..sorry to hear hes struggling with depression..turn to Jesus tony..turn to Jesus.u too jerry!ps glad both him and "the beav" are still with us!

Wally From Leave It To Beaver Died . I LOVE THAT SHOW TONY DOW R.I.P. 😞😥❤️

I met Jerry Mathers when I got a knock on the door of my home in the mid 1960's and it was Mathers requesting to use my bathroom as he had been playing baseball down the street. Later, I ran into him again over at the Van Nuys Air National Guard in the very late 1960's, where we saw each other on guard weekends. There were a number of actors in the Van Nuys National Guard at that time. The above video states he was in the reserves, but, I would question the accuracy of that statement. He was always a very nice person.

Mathers and I are the same age (73). I knew Mathers had previous acting experience (quite a bit of it), but I didn't know Dow had none. No matter, as Dow did a superb acting job. He must of caught on fast or was just a natural. And yes, 1963, IMO, was the last of the innocent era. In retrospect, the US flipped a page with the coming of the British Invasion (Beatles, Rolling Stones, etc.) the assassination of JFK, and dramatic rise in the counter culture.

Was a great show

I watch you guys every morning

They both are very good actors, as really everyone was in my opinion. The show was named for Jerry's part and Tony being the older brother, but not by many years, made the two Tony and Jerry compliment each other well. At that point, I don't think one could watch one without the other ,or one or the other if the other never existed. To this day a fantastic show of what a true family deals with in the reality of life!

They were both great actors when they were little in the show leave it to beaver they are both good they’re both together without either of them the show wouldn’t have been any good.

I always watched this show I loved it My parents did too

Without question my vote goes to Beaver even though Wally played well in a supporting role.

He did a great job in Leave it to Beaver considering never having experience.

Best show when 👁was a kid- just like them!

Wally sure held up better than the Beaver! Was one of my favorite shows when a kid and LOVE the reruns...reminds me of a simpler time in my life!!!

The show had a realistic element most guys especially could relate too, Wally was the cool jock older brother, and didn't let anyone pick on his little brother, and wouldn't play ball with his friends unless they let Beaver play, and the reaction of Eddie Haskell to this compromise, that scenario was played out in real life everyday, who couldn't relate to that?

Great actors.Loved that show😊.

I liked both of them I thought they worked well together nice 👍

I never had a favorite i loved them both.

I do not have no favor I love both of them as playing they character Leave It to Beaver was my favorite show when I was a kid love both of them

I love this show

I love them both I'm glad to see this

“He’s just giving him the business.” Eddie

I loved that show

I love them all for the different personalities they brought to the show. I guess if I had to choose, it would be the "Beave". He seemed so innocent, always getting into trouble that was never really his fault...but it was...most of the time, anyway. I Loved Eddie Haskell. He was too much even for himself. I do appreciate the good morals and values that were presented, but sometimes it was just too "fake". Moms did not wear pearls and high-heels just to work around the house. Things like that were just too expensive in the 1950's and 60's. Most moms did not work outside the home and didn't have extra money for stuff like that. Anyway, I loved the show. Thanks for the information about what went on behind the scenes. 👍😁

I wish I had a dollar each time I heard "Gee Wally".

Wally ❤️❤️❤️ he was such a a dream 💙💙

I had a huge crush on Wally. He’s very handsome and likable

He is gorgeous. Then and now.

I am watching it now on MeTV

Very Good!..

Both Wally's best friend too

Good vid

Tony was a beautiful boy and turned into a beautiful man!

Like them both very much

This is the first time I've ever seen Tony Dow looking like Wolverine

Thanks for all

If you look at the picture on the wall at 1:12, that’s the exact picture my brother had over his bed as kids in Michigan. I also noticed we both had the same beds as Tony and Jerry in the show with the acorn caps on the headboard and footboard. Must have been a popular style for most kids beds back then I guess.

Hell man Wally got old like the rest of us will, if we live long enough!

SADLY , I JUST HEARD TONY DOW PASSED AWAY....7/26/2022 MAY HE REST IN PEACE

HI !! I THINK HE AGED VERY NICELY. I HOPE HIS LIFE IS FULL OF JOY AND LAUGHTER AND PEACE. HE IS A GOOD ROLE MODEL FOR TODAYS YOUTH. HANDSOME AND TALENTED MAN TONY DOW IS. JERRY I HOPE IS SAFE AND HEALTHY . THANKS AND STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏💯💯

I know what it means to get well along in years; a failing memory, for instance, can be a nuisance. I wonder if Tony Dow ever gets confused about his "Wally" character's identity, and walks through the store saying, "Hello, Mrs. Cleaver. You look very nice today!"

Wally was my favorite

1. First 2. Hi 3. I love Wally Cleaver! :)

How many mothers back then dressed like June Cleaver doing housework vacuuming the carpet in high heels and wearing a strand of pearls. Just saying. I like them both as tv brothers

RIP to him

Wally was favorite!

They doing good RIP Eddie🎈🙏 Amen

I think they were the best of brothers is all. Sometimes I wished I was the third.

I always likded beaver, but wallywas handsome .But June the mother Barbara billings was the classiest dressed mother/ actress ever .to top it all I really love the whole cast. Thank you I sit today and everyday benge watching today.

I LOVED "LEAVE IT TO BEAVER" IT REMINDED ME OF SOME CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES, BUT THE LYING THAT GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE... OVER ALL IT'S A FUNNY AND ENTERTAINING SHOW, THAT I REMINISCE ABOUT THE TIME JUST BEFORE I WAS BORN... I MISS HUGH BEAUMONT, I WISH I COULD HAVE MET THE GREAT MAN OF GOD, HE REALLY WAS... MAY THE LORD JESUS CHRIST HAVE MERCY ON HIS SOUL! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN!

Both!!!.

I think both of them were great

Well the topics have been going in a different direction recently

He played a good big brother

Can't help but wonder if Jerry Mathers' kids address him as "Hey, Beav". That would be funny. By the way, Jerry and I went to a couple of the same schools together and were the same age. I would always get a kick out of yelling out, Hey Beav, whenever I saw him somewhere. He didn't like it much since he was an older teenager by then.

I SAW HIM ON PEOPLE COURT AKA THE JUDGE JUDY. HE WAS A WITNESS!

The Beaver! ✌

For some reason they did a disservice to Wally Cleaver by not making him one year younger on the show! In season one he was in the eighth grade and Beaver was in the first! But by the last season his brother was graduating Mayfield Elementary in the sixth grade while Wally was suspended in time and only graduated high school that same year! Not too good for a straight-A all American boy! Hahaha!

My older brother is a "Wally". I think of myself as a "Beav". That said, if he saw this, he would say, "cut it out".