I thought Sue Randall was beautiful. My Teachers all wore habits from the Middle Ages (pre Vatican II), the Lay Teachers were elderly women retired. My favorite episode when Beaver breaks up Miss Landers and the Tennis Bum. After that Beaver and Miss Landers had a deeper relationship

First memory of a drive-in: "A Shot in the Dark" (1964). Ten years old, sitting in the back seat of our Ford station wagon with my sister. It was really the only time we got to see "grown up" movies.

Good morning Mrs. Cleaver- you sure look nice today. I guess even back in the innocent and carefree days of the 1950s, hollywood was already in the process of eroding morals and making good look bad and bad look good. It had always been considered a good thing for teenagers to respect adults. Eddie Haskell cast some doubt on that.

I socked Larry Mondello in the nose cuz' he called me a fat butt head monkey. You got got Larry🤕Jimmy Joobles

We have a drive in NE Ohio called Autorama

I like Eddie everybody call the sneaky but I call them crafted. I have COPD he gives me hope to live.

Great video. Going to the drive-in was always an exiting adventure. Hiding one or two in the trunk so they wouldn't have to pay the entrance fee.Meeting up with friends and having a great time till the movie started, always a cartoon and double features.. Necking with your girlfriend :). All great memories. Something todays generation may not understand.

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Eddie brought balance to the show in my opinion. I'm not sure how watchable the show would've been without Eddie Haskel.

Gee Eddy if my dad finds out he's going to clobber me,relax Gladys says Eddy i know the score

Eddie Haskell was my favorite character on that show. He was always picking on Beaver, and I always wondered why. I was amused by his empty threats. One I remembered when was threatening one of Beaver's friends was, "...or you'll go home with your teeth in your pocket." He practically made that show.

Of all the films and television roles Ken Osmond made he will always be best remembered as Eddie Haskell from Leave it to Beaver, the character we hate to admit we love.

he led the secuel series. Is beav the only 1 still alive

I loved Larry

In the 1970s there was a rumor that Ken Osmond had been killed in the Vietnam War.

Nice segment. RIP Ken/Eddie.

He was neat....along with Lumpy

A Fantastic Actor that people still remember 70 years later, unheard of!

"My, that is a lovely dress Mrs Cleaver" (Thank you Eddie) "My mother has one just like it, but it's imported from Belgium" 😁

me and my friend chris wong enjoyed this show.

in 2nd grade, my teacher asked me who my roll model was. I replied Eddie Haskell. she wasnt amused.

I understand Thing got type cast by this show as well. It couldn't get any more work and ended up reaching for the bottle and cocaine. So sad.😭

Nov. 22, 1963.

he was a reporter in Dallas during JFK.

Thanks for this!

Eddie Haskell is of my five favorite sitcom supporting actors including George Costanza, Frank Burns, Barney Fife and Norm from Cheers.

At the begining of "The Incredible Hulk" it is the voice of Ted giving the brefing on Doctor David Banner.

I watch Leave It To Beaver everyday. Two episodes back to back.

I always liked the way Lurch would "pluck" the hats off of the men's heads when they entered the house

On his voice acting, he was the voice of Black Manta & Brainiac on Challenge of The Superfriends.

Thank you for choosing Ted Cassidy to profile. I encountered Ted Cassidy suddenly one afternoon while standing at the back of the line at a Sears department store candy counter in Glendale, California. I lived "right next door" in "Eagle Rock". It was in 1970. My good friend "John" , who was just ahead of me in line, had quietly whispered over to me, "Hey Marty, look how tall that guy that just walked up behind you is, he's a giant!" I didn't want to just turn around and disrespectfully stare right up at the "big" guy, so I decided I'd turn around and simply pretend to 'just be looking for a wall clock to see what time it was getting to be"(many stores still had wall clocks back then!). Well, when I glanced up, right away I saw "Lurch" without any makeup on or wearing his Addams Family costume! I easily recognized him right away, I mean, who wouldn't? Well, I suppose my good friend didn't, he just said some "giant guy", ha! Well, I wanted to say something to "Lurch", but I couldn't think of a single thing that wouldn't sound kind of childishly-stupid. Since Sears always gave out free small-sized bags of popcorn to kids, only so their mouths were full and they wouldn't be able to pester their parents to "buy me, buy me, buy me" things, I just threw a funny joke up to him by saying, "HEY KID... YOU HERE TO GET FREE POPCORN TOO?!" Mr. Cassidy's eyes appeared sort of upset, but then they grew a sparkle in them, letting me know that he thought what I had asked him was humorous, TINY me calling GIANT him a "kid" and all. He knew I wasn't trying to pester him. Then he humored me kindly by slowly groaning out, in true Lurch fashion, " UUUUUUH....PEEEEENUUUUUT.... MMMMMM & MMMMMMS!". I laughed kindly to let him know that I thought what he had just said and done for me was "really cool". Then we talked for a couple of minutes more. I recall that I told him I was only there with my mother and two sisters just to get new school clothes. He told me he was just browsing, but that he might pick up some new tools while he was there because Sears sold good Craftsman tools, and maybe he'd buy a new washing machine because his old one was starting to give him trouble all the time now. That was on a Sunday afternoon. So on Monday I had the best "bragging rights" story to share before school, during short breaks between classes, at lunch and after school had let out. And I had a good friend to back up my story when other kids tried calling me a liar! I was only 13, and just starting 7th grade. I was going to a school in Eagle Rock that was both Junior and Senior high, grades 7-12. Well, even the big kids wanted to hear every detail of what me and Lurch talked about, and specially where we had met and at what specific time so maybe they might visit there and encounter him later on just like I had. The Addams Family show had already ended production by then, 1970. But they still showed reruns at the time, every afternoon even. "Maine" says "Hello" again.

I loved "Leave it to Beaver"and it wouldn't have been the same without Ken Osmond FOR SURE!!! God rest you and Bless you Ken!

In the 1980s, while I was working as a newspaper reporter, our editor spent a few weeks on crutches after he turned his ankle badly while playing basketball after work. Since my newsroom desk was nearest his, when he'd ring a little bell to let us know he needed help getting something, I'd walk over, and with a stiff baritone voice as my best Lurch, I'd say, "You rang, sir?"

You had to like Eddie but yeah he was a smart ass . He reminds me of a kind of friend ,till I had to put my somewhat friend in jail for trying to take my car one night. After that never saw him again. But love the leave it to beaver . Here something that funny I became a police officer in 1971.

Larry was a great character. "You just wait until your father comes home from Cincinnati"

Eddie was always my favorite on the show. When he was shot as a LA Police Officer, he said one of the bullets deflected off of his belt buckle. I knew a few guys in high school that were like Eddie.

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The Addam's Family is still one of my favorite TV shows

There's a scene, I don't know what episode, he walks up to wally n lumpy at the school lockers and asks, " what are you guys plotting to blow up the school? " Or blow up something...Why do I remember that ?

Who do you think you are, Bobby Darin??? Heh Heh

"Don't be a wise guy eddie."

Talking to, the beaver.................. Hey squirt.

Ken and Alice dont look anything alike,But anyway,I like the episode where Beaver puts a voodoo curse on Eddie,Eddie: you put a voodoo curse on me?Beaver:Yeah,Eddie:why? Beaver:Cause i don't like ya,nobody likes you Eddie,not even Wally and he's your best friend.

I lost my mom and her sisters to cancer. Good on those with means to support all our healthy futures. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!!

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My son had a friend like Eddie

...just watched some LEAVE IT TO BEAVER this morning. In the '70s, remember the rumor that Alice Cooper was Eddie Haskell? 😊

I remember when he tried his hand at living on his own trying to impress Wallie by claiming there are two girls that cook him dinner every nite, ect.