Ken Osmond, Jerry Mathers, Tony Dow
1957 - 1963
This show has endured because of its classic situations, based on the experiences of the writers.
"Leave It To Beaver" brings back memories of Moline situations. Here is one:
Wally: "Beav. You didn't brush your teeth."
Beaver: "How did you know?"
Wally: "Your toothbrush is still dry."
Beaver: "OK. I will go back and get it wet."
The demonstration on how to make the tube dirty, to fake a bath, was another classic, and taken right out of the Jackson playbook. I wondered at the time, "Who told?"
He cut a deal to share in the merchandising.
Lumpy is his investment advisor!
