Here are some more of my made up episodes that I'm famous for. These would of aired during the 1964-65 season (if the show had one)


June New Hair Do...............June gets a new hair do that looks like a giant horse's head and Ward & the boys don't know how to tell her she looks hideous


The Window Washers.........Wally gets a job washing in a down town office building. Wally asks Lumpy to help and they get themselves in a jam when Lump causes one side of the scaffle to let loose and the boys are hanging side ways 20 stories high.


The Engagement........Wally asks Mary Ellen to marry him, but he finds it difficult to find the right time and place to ask her. He winds up asking her at the police station after they are arrested for loiterng when Wallys car breaks down in a parking lot.


Brother-In-Law Beaver........Beaver is afraid he won't get aong with Mary Ellen after she & Wally marry, so he decides to give her a plant for her up coming birthday. Beaver decides to get a plant from the wild because he thinks it would be more personal. The plant turns out to be poison ivy.


Roses are Red and Violets are.......Beaver asks Violet Rutherford to the class picnic, but regrets the decision after Violet gets the impression they are going steady.


Wally & The Other Woman........Lumpy asks Wally to help him get a date with the campus queen, but Wally gets himself into hot water when Mary Ellen see' him with her and breaks their engagement.


The Swan........Beaver is surprised when he asks Jenny a tomboy who has been helping him repair a old jalopy shows up all dressed up and informs him that she wants to be treated like a lady instead of just one of the guys. Beaver realizes he like the change but struggles with his feelings for Jenny.


Weekend Getaway........June & Ward head with Fred & Gwen to a lakeside resort, but the women quickly get put out by the men who just want to sleep & fish. The girls give them the cold shoulder.


Eddie's Problem........Wally suspects something is wrong with Eddie when he starts acting increasingly hyperactive. Wally soon learns Eddie has been taking uppers to stay up late studying for his exams.

Those sound really good, Corvetteguy! I would like to see The Swan, and June's New Hair-do

Those are some pretty creative and funny episode ideas, Corvetteguy!

Excellent job, Corvetteguy!

Originally posted by Corvetteguy
The Engagement........Wally asks Mary Ellen to marry him, but he finds it difficult to find the right time and place to ask her. He winds up asking her at the police station after they are arrested for loiterng when Wallys car breaks down in a parking lot.

Are you a My Three Sons fan also? That is very similar to when Steve Douglas, the longtime widower with 3 sons, finally proposes marriage to widow Barbara, in the show's later years. They are parked on Mulholland Drive, after he can't seem to get words out earlier, and an officer comes along and arrests Steve because he has forgotten his driver's license. So he proposes in the police station.

But with all these ideas about the next 2 years or so after LITB ended, I may finally finish a fanfic I started a long time ago set in that period... Larry Mondello moves back to Mayfield just before he and Beaver start high school, while Wally and the gang are entering "State" and trying to adjust.

Tdr, Yes I am a fan of My Three Sons. I based the Beaver episode on that. A few months ago I wrote some episodes of the show that were based on a 1965-66 season were Wally & Mary Ellen have to live with Ward & June because they are a young college couple (like Robbie & Katie) after they are married. I also had Wally & Mary Ellen have twins (based on Katie having tripletts). I tend to jump around in the made up seasons (it depends on which years I want to focus my episodes on).

Oh, that is neat! Cool, that would be neat if they put it on! Thumbs up!

Have you ever read a book called "The Beaver Papers?" It's very funny!! The authors pretend like they are famous writers such as Rod Serling, D.H. Lawrence, Jack Kerouac and Tennessee Williams. The authors then write LITB scripts in the style of Kerouac, etc.
I especially liked the one "written" by Rod Serling where Ward is desperately trying to find out where Mayfield is but it's like he's in a Twilight Zone episode. Great book, I laughed so much! I haven't read it in years but would like to again.