I am confused. They restarted the season recently, and TVLAND has been playing the 5th season episodes for the past two days. Is something going on with TVLAND, like some kind of weird marathon or something?

I was wondering the same thing. Plus they have been showing the cat episode and "Fairwell Penny" episodes far too often.

It seems like they're doing with Beaver what they always do with Andy Griffith. GRRRR!!!

What is that hawaii five-o? (I don't really watch Andy Griffith.)

I noticed that too. After the final "Scrapbook" ep aired the next one I saw was the one where Wally starts dating Penny Jamison. They would normally show Captain Jack or Beaver gets Spelled. Why don't they show them in order?

Originally posted by MrsTonyDow91
What is that hawaii five-o? (I don't really watch Andy Griffith.)

They keep showing the boring color episodes and they never show the black and white ones with Don Knotts.

Oh, yeah I wonder what is going on. I guess I'll just have to tune in today.

That's what I would like to know--what IS the deal? Argh.

It was "explained" over on the TV Land board, and has something to do with them having the contractual rights to certain episodes. I didn't really understand the explanation myself!:confused:

Originally posted by duluthduke
It was "explained" over on the TV Land board, and has something to do with them having the contractual rights to certain episodes. I didn't really understand the explanation myself!:confused:

But why would it suddenly be this way? TV Land has never had a problem with going in order before.

That is a good question! And they still aren't showing a lot of them at all!

[TVLTheLink: TV Land is in a period where it is "rounding off" the airing of various episodes which haven't aired as often as others. This is a contractual requirment to insure that episodes are aired approximately the same number of times.] This was posted by the TV Land Link earlier this month.

I Like The New Ones Better because Beaver Is Older And It Has More Real Circumstances And The Girl On Beaver Sees America Is A gasser and really pretty

~~~The Girl On Beaver Sees America Is A gasser and really pretty

Jerry Mathers was in an episode of 'My Three Sons' (he had a mustache!) The girl in 'Beaver Sees America' (Lori Martin) played his wife. She used to play Velvet Brown in the tv version of 'National Velvet.' And in another example of tv continuity, Velvet's sister in that series was played by Carole Wells, the girl who was pushed into the fountain on 'All Night Party.'

Originally posted by budbudola
I Like The New Ones Better because Beaver Is Older And It Has More Real Circumstances And The Girl On Beaver Sees America Is A gasser and really pretty


As of tonight's showing of 'Wally's Dinner Date',they are already showing the 6th Season eps.

"Golly...Gee gang,it won't be too long before they'll be at the end again…!" What's up wth that?
:talk: :happyface :confused: :lol: :crazy:

I thinks it's a disgrace to Beaver fans like me that TV Land is rerunning the same few episodes over and over again. I'd like to see them start with the first episode (complete with wet cement drawn credits) and show all 234 episodes, instead of a partial few. There are some great chestnuts missing and TV Land doesn't give a (expletive deleted) about what LITB fans want. It's like rerunning a football game by starting with the second half instead of the opening kickoff.

Originally posted by howilu
I thinks it's a disgrace to Beaver fans like me that TV Land is rerunning the same few episodes over and over again. I'd like to see them start with the first episode (complete with wet cement drawn credits) and show all 234 episodes, instead of a partial few. There are some great chestnuts missing and TV Land doesn't give a (expletive deleted) about what LITB fans want. It's like rerunning a football game by starting with the second half instead of the opening kickoff.

I want to see All of the eps right from the start,not just the ones they want to show us.No matter what the reason.

I think I'll write to Jerry Mathers,Barbara Billingsley and Tony Dow direct,and ask them to pull a few strings for their fans, with the "TVLand Management"
I'll let 'em know how we feel about it!