In this off-the-wall comedy, Joan Sweeney (Judy Tenuta) is an actress who unfortunately hit the peak of her career at the age...
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1998
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The Cleaver Family makes the jump from the small black and white screen to color and Panavision in this updated version of...
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1997
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There are murderous goings on at a sweatshop that specializes in lingerie. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1990
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This video contains a pair of episodes from the '80s television show that chronicled the adult exploits of the formerly...
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1988
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This video contains a pair of episodes from the '80s television show that chronicled the adult exploits of the formerly...
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1988
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Michael J. Fox is among the young sitcom stars enlisted for this made-for-TV teen film, about a battle between the rich,...
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1983
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This drama centers on life in a small college. The hero is a folk singer from the backwoods. Because he saved the dean's...
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1967
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Placed in a trance by Grandpa (Al Lewis) to cure a bad case of hiccups, Herman (Fred Gwynne) is discovered by a pair of frat...
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1966
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In the final episode of Petticoat Junction's first season, Kate (Bea Benadaret) braces herself for a visit from her former...
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1964
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The 234th and final episode of Leave It to Beaver is also the series' first "clip show," comprised of highlights from the...
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Eddie Haskell (stock footage)
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1963
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Now that he's graduated from the eighth grade, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is looking forward to the extensive (and expensive)...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Wally (Tony Dow) escorts pretty Kathy Gregory (Carole Wells) to the post-graduation dance, his ears ringing with the words of...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Well, it has finally come to this -- Beaver Cleaver (Jerry Mathers) is 14 years old and poised to graduate from the eighth...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Eddie (Ken Osmond) is in line for a "dream job" spending the summer in Alaska on a fishing boat. As Eddie basks in his good...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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If nothing else, this episode proves that Beaver (Jerry Mathers) no longer regards girls as "creepy." With the big eighth...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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For reasons unknown, Wally (Tony Dow) has been paying regular nocturnal visits to Eddie's girl Cindy Andrews (Ahna Capri)...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Ward (Hugh Beaumont) is proud to learn that Wally (Tony Dow) is being rushed by his old fraternity at State University....
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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The world is astonished when Lumpy (Frank Bank) gets a sports scholarship for which Wally (Tony Dow) was turned down. Showing...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Wally (Tony Dow) is smitten by gorgeous Marlene Holmes (Diane Sayer), who works in the box-office booth at the local movie...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Now that he's driving, Wally (Tony Dow) wants a gasoline credit card. Ward (Hugh Beaumont) won't hear of it, telling Wally to...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) wins a 14-carat locket at a carnival. At first, he plans to give the prize to his mother, June...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Though he hasn't exactly warmed up to the prospect, Ward (Hugh Beaumont) agrees to let Wally (Tony Dow) buy a car. There's...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Wally's girlfriend Julie Foster (Cheryl Holdridge) is impressed by the moustache worn by transfer student Wayne Gregory...
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Eddie Haskell
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1963
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is insulted that he has not been invited to a party that Wally (Tony Dow) is throwing for his friends....
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) scores the winning touchdown in an important school football game. At first he is blasé about it, but...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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One of the girls in his class makes fun of Beaver's shaggy haircut. More sensitive to the taunts of the opposite sex than...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Wally (Tony Dow) persuades Ward (Tony Dow) to let him borrow the new family car in order to attend the prom. Wary Ward warns...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Eddie (Ken Osmond) is convinced that he's too cool for the room when he moves out of his parents' house and into his own...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is upset when his parents punish him for staying out late on a school night to go to the local jalopy...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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This week, Eddie (Tony Dow) and Wally (Tony Dow) land jobs at the Mayfield Dairy. While Wally works hard, Eddie spends most...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Moving to a new night (Thursday rather than Saturday), and boasting a jazzy new arrangement of its theme song,...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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The Cleaver family is looking forward to another summer vacation in their favorite lakeside cabin. Then Wally meets pretty...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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To help Wally (Tony Dow) with his economics homework, Ward (Hugh Beaumont) offers to show the boys how to invest in the stock...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Wally (Tony Dow) is pressed into service as guide for Beaver (Jerry Mathers) and his friends during a weekend camping trip....
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Eddie (Ken Osmond) doesn't show up for a scheduled tennis date with Wally (Tony Dow). Fortunately, a pretty and slightly...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Tired of living in the shadow of his brother Wally's athletic accomplishments, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) tries out for the local...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Wally (Tony Dow) was supposed to babysit for ten-year-old Patricia Murdock (Jennie Lynn), but he manages to book a big date...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Unable to drive Wally (Tony Dow) to a track meet in Bellport, Ward (Hugh Beaumont) reluctantly loans his car to Lumpy...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Eddie (Ken Osmond) thinks it's cool to quit school when he does so to take a job at a garage for a princely 80 dollars a...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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Wally (Tony Dow) needs to bring three friends along to the amusement park to qualify for a discount, but only Eddie...
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Eddie Haskell
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1962
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After several appearances in the recurring role of Gloria Cusick, Cheryl Holdridge matriculates to the part of Wally's new...
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Eddie
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1961
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With his parents out of town, Eddie (Ken Osmond) wangles an invitation to spend the night with Wally (Tony Dow). Before long,...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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No sooner has Coach Henderson (John Close) delivered a lecture about avoiding horseplay in the locker room than Eddie...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Parker's Pet Store is offering a dog as first prize in a fish-counting contest -- that is, the winner must determine the...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Dr. Kirby (John Gallaudet) announces that Beaver (Jerry Mathers) very well may need a tonsillectomy. To mollify Beaver's...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Purchasing an old mini-car from Eddie, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is in dire need of a set of wheels. To this end, he acquires a...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Sneaking a peek at Beaver's report card, Eddie (Ken Osmond) prankishly changes the arithmetic grade from a D minus to a B...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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In this classic episode, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is en route to Gilbert's house while his folks are having a party. Suddenly,...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Both Wally (Tony Dow) and Eddie (Ken Osmond) are up for a job at the local ice cream emporium, but it's Wally who lands the...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Mayfield High is holding an exchange dance with another school, and thus the Mayfield boys must choose the names of their...
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Eddie Haskell
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1961
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Without his parents' knowledge or permission, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) orders an accordion by mail for a ten-day free tryout....
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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For months, Wally has been carrying on a secret pen-pal correspondence with Kitty Bannerman (Bernadette Withers), the...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Wally (Tony Dow) was supposed to take little Chuckie Murdock (Rory Stevens) to buy shoes at the nearby shopping center, but...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Eddie (Ken Osmond) is on cloud nine when gorgeous Caroline Schuster (Reba Waters) agrees to go steady with him. What Eddie...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) sells raffle tickets in hopes of winning a contest. Luck of luck, Beaver is rewarded with third prize...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Wally (Tony Dow) is hired as a weekend lifeguard at Friends Lake. But when he reports for work, his boss regards Wally as too...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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While coaching Beaver's football team, Wally (Tony Dow) dreams up a secret play which he calls "Old 98." Evidently Beaver...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Wally (Tony Dow) belongs to a boys-only school club which is putting on a "wild West" musical. Naturally, everyone in the...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Wally (Tony Dow) has taken a summer job selling Igloo ice cream. Naturally, his friends take advantage of Wally, begging him...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Against his father's wishes, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) answers a magazine ad for young models. The modeling agency sends back a...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Wally (Tony Dow) is looking forward to wearing his best gray suit to an upcoming dance. Unfortunately, Beaver (Jerry Mathers)...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Wally (Tony Dow) considers himself the luckiest teen on Earth when the wealthy and "sophisticated" Myra (Pamela Beaird)...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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During a boy-girl raffle at a school picnic, Wally (Tony Dow) draws the name of his classmate Alma Hanson (Carol Sydes)....
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Inspired by a movie, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) wants to become a hypnotist. This provides prankster Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond)...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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High school "letter man" Wally (Tony Dow) lends his school sweater to a girl named Frances (Ann Barnes). Several days pass,...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Eddie (Ken Osmond) nominates Wally (Tony Dow) for the office of sophomore class president. Wally's opponent is Lumpy...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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The "fun" begins when Beaver (Jerry Mathers) loses a library book that he checked out on the card owned by his father, Ward...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Beaver's efforts to get rich quick by raising chinchillas has resulted in a very messy garage. Rather than get angry, Ward...
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Eddie Haskell
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1960
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Impulsively removing a cap from an ink bottle, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) accidentally ruins some of his dad's business papers...
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Eddie Haskell
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1959
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Eddie Haskell
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1959
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Following the example set by Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond), Wally (Tony Dow) combs his hair into a "cool" ducktail. Ward...
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Eddie Haskell
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1959
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) has saved up six dollars and fifty cents to buy Wally (Tony Dow) a new camera as a birthday present...
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Eddie Haskell
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1959
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Egged on by the irksome Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond), Wally (Tony Dow) insists upon being allowed to pick out his own new suit...
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Eddie Haskell
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1958
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Envious of Wally's touchdown at the school football game, Eddie (Ken Osmond) needles Wally (Tony Dow) because he hasn't...
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Eddie Haskell
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1958
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Beaver makes friends with Chuey Varella (Alan Roberts Costello), a youngster who can only speak Spanish. Hoping to impress...
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Eddie Haskell
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1958
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Cynical Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond) goes uncharacteristically ga-ga over pretty classmate Caroline Cunningham (Karen Green)....
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Eddie Haskell
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1958
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) and Wally (Tony Dow) are pressed into service as baby-sitter when their next-door neighbors go out of...
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Eddie Haskell
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1958
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After promising Ward (Hugh Beaumont) that he'll paint the garbage cans at 50 cents per can, Wally (Tony Dow) discovers that...
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Eddie Haskell
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1958
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Hoping to impress Wally's friends, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) spins a tall tale about a legendary Indian battle that he claims...
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Eddie Haskell
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1958
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Eddie Haskell
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1957
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Already in hot water because their pal Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond) has broken a window in the Cleaver house while playing...
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Eddie Haskell
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1957
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The formerly slovenly Wally (Tony Dow) has decided to become a well-groomed fashion plate, mainly so that he and his pal...
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Eddie Haskell
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1957
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Defying their parents' orders, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) and Wally (Tony Dow) sneak out to the local movie house to watch the...
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Eddie Haskell
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1957
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Wally (Tony Dow) and his friends build a clubhouse and then (naturally) form a club, with one-dollar dues for their fellow...
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1957
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Ken Osmond makes his first series appearance as that legendary creep among creeps, Eddie Haskell. As a welcome for the...
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Eddie Haskell
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1957
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One of the undisputed classics of American television, the weekly, half-hour sitcom Leave It to Beaver was created by...
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Eddie Haskell
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1957
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This very lightweight comedy focuses on young orphan Willie Taylor (Tim Hovey). Upset with the prevarications of the adult...
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1956
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This distaff variation of the Goodbye Mr. Chips theme is based on a novel by Frances Gray Patton. While confined to a...
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1955
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This 1953 tear-jerker is the third film version of the Edna Ferber novel So Big. Stepping into the role previously essayed by...
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1953
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