Everytime I turn around, he has a brother or sisiter who has gotten married and having children. Anyone else ever notice that.

Yes,

Larry did have some older siblings, like the episode where he shows Beaver his big sisters journal

Well his mother was no spring chicken either. Larry must have been one of those surprise babies women sometime have in thier 40s. That's why there's such a gap in the ages.

Well his mother was no spring chicken either. Larry must have been one of those surprise babies women sometime have in thier 40s. That's why there's such a gap in the ages.

Exactly. My mother was 38 when she gave birth to me. :p Larry must've been a pre-teen while his siblings were in their 20's or something.

Madge Blake was like 60 on LITB.

That's right and we never saw his father, did we????

I always liked it that there were characters of different ages on the show. Gus the fireman was old too, so was aunt Martha and uncle Billy. Then there were all the kids and adults--a good mix. It made the show feel more real.

I've asked this question before and never got an answer.
Why did they finally write Larry off the Show?
He and Jerry Mathers worked great together.

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Yeah we never saw Larry's father, and his mom always said whenever Larry got in trouble "Just be glad your father isn't home from his buisness trip" or someting to that lines.

Where the **** was the guy, spending time in the State Pen. for making counterfit money. lol

I've asked this question before and never got an answer.
Why did they finally write Larry off the Show?
He and Jerry Mathers worked great together.

:cool:

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It seems like Larry just disappeared in 1960. I dont know where he went, but imdb shows he appeared in several shows after Beaver.
http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0828719/

I'm guessing Larry's mother was about 51 on the show, so she was 41 when she had Larry. I guess Larry's father wasn't ALWAYS out of town. Or maybe he was, hmmmm?:D