Sue Randall-the actress who played Miss Landers.

T - Tony Dow

Underhanded & unctuous=Wally

V - Vain, Eddie Haskell!

Whitey

x rated thoughts (I'm sure Eddie must have had some!!!)

Y - You're looking lovely this morning Mrs. Cleaver!

zoo-some of the Beaver's more wild pets have gotten donated to zoos

Andy- A friend and handyman of the Cleavers

B - Beaver

Captian Jack-Beaver's alligator

D - Deacon, Richard

Energetic June in the kitchen

F - Friends, Beaver's friends include Larry, Whitey, and Gilbert

Girl friends, Wally had plenty of them

H - Haskell, Eddie

Idyllic household = The Cleaver's

J - Judy Hensler

Kissed=Beaver hates getting kissed by girls!

L - Larry Mondello

Mayfield

Neighborhood-Where Wally and Beaver can be seen walking through in the opening credits.

O - Object lesson, Ward gave the boys many object lessons

P-Parrot. Beaver told the class he had a pet parrot when he really didn't because he didn't want to show up for "pet day" without a pet.

Q - Quiet, the firehall in Mayfield was so quiet that Gus the Fireman could often be found sleeping

Rutherford- the last name of Fred, Lumpy, and Violet.

S - Stephen Talbot who played Gilbert Bates

Tony Dow

Underhanded=Eddie

V - Violet Rutherford

Wally

I'm skipping X for now..

Y-Yard. Beaver mowed the yard, which was supposed to be Wally's job.

Zero=a frequent score obtained by Lumpy lol

Autographed baseball - Ward shows the boys his valuable old autographed baseball, and displays it on a shelf in the den

Bates-as in Gilbert Bates

C - Clarence, Lumpy's real first name

Dudley-The overcoat wearing, piano playing son of a friend of June Cleavers that was also Mary Stone's boyfriend on The Donna Reed Show

E-Ella...WHO Beaver "Told it to" in the episode where he wrote to the advice column in the paper over him not being able to stay out late on school nights

F-Fallbrook, the prep school Aunt Martha was going to send the Beave to

G-George Haskell, Eddie's dad

H-Howard Mcnear, Andy the barber on the episode where Wally gets in trouble for shaving with his dad's razor

I-Iron Fiend, the name of the monster in the movie on the episode where Larry fails to pay Beaver back the 75 cents he borrowed at school to buy his and Beavers notebooks from the school store

J-Julie Foster, the girl Wally took to the White Fox on a dinner date

K-Klondike 2-3-9-5-8, the phone number to the White Fox

L-Love Triangle, what Wally got caught up in when he played tennis with a blonde lady that was using him to get even with her tennis instructor boyfriend

M-Maurice, the maitre d at the White Fox (forgive me on the continual references to that episode, but that's the last one I watched! :lol: )

N-New Jersey, the state on the license plate Richard insisted on seeing before he went home on the "Awkward Age" episode

O-Old Man Merkel, the Beave and Wally's boss at the newspaper in the episode where Ward and June accidentally deliver old newspapers, while thinking they were helping the boys deliver the current issues

P-Prune, what was on top of "The Beaver Special" sundae on the episode where Beaver's a football hero and lets it go to his head

Q-"Quite a young man," what Ward and June call Wally on the episode where Wally and the Beave double date with Caroline Stewart and her little sister

R-Record club, what Beaver joins in an episode where he considers buying music from the rock-n-roll great Chubby Chadwick

S-Sailing, an action Beaver states he's doing as he spastically dances to his record club albums

T-Tar soap, what Whitey's mom washed his hair with, according to his story on the episode where Beaver has to make a choice between seeing America or seeing more of the neighborhood fox

U-Uncle, the relative of Gilbert's that his dad was going to bring to the "Father and Son Sports Dinner" in the episode where Beaver refuses to dress up for the event

V-Vest, what Eddy bought on the credit card episode with Wally's money he paid back to Eddy to pay the credit card bill

W-Women, what Beaver decided to "pant over" according to Wally on the episode where Beaver had to choose between spending time with the neighborhood babe or spending time taking a trip across America over the summer

X-X-rays-Referenced as Fred Rutherford, in the dentist office where Beaver throws a fit, tells the tale of Violet being a trooper about breaking her arm

Y-"Yummy candy!" Lumpy's mockery of the girls' reaction to the candy at the party in the episode where Beaver tries to ruin Wally's party with lame novelty shop junk (rubber cheese and the rest)

Z-Zone, Twilight, referenced in the episode where Beaver "WAS ON TELEVISION, NOT NEXT WEEK...TODAY!" :lol: ...Specifically, he was on Teenage Forum to be exact, you know, the show with the same theme music as the "Review Logo" at the end of Leave it to Beaver

So, to answer...Nope, never seen this show before...:lol:

E-Ella...WHO Beaver "Told it to" in the episode where he wrote to the advice column in the paper over him not being able to stay out late on school nights

F=Frank Burns

F=Frank Burns

Frank Bank, I think you meant (Clarence/Lumpy).

G = Glamorous = Barbara Billingsley

Henry-Beaver and Wally's pet rabbit from the first season.

I=Imbecile=Lumpy, imho

J-JUST...as in June telling Wally as he listened to his transistor radio that it was "JUST" a twist record he was listening (as Ward and June interrupted him) to at that moment. Wally follows up with informing June that there's news breaks between music and that was "how Lumpy found out about Cuba."

K=Kill, don't you just the feeling (sometimes) that deep down June & Ward would just love to kill Eddie (even though he was being so attentive to young Theodore - omg what a bullsh** artist)

L Love I love this show:)

Mustache - Wally grew a mustache, but Julie's reaction was not what he had hoped for.

N=Not smart=Lumpy

O= Office - Ward was always being called to work on the weekend when he promised to take the boys camping or fishing

Postman - The postman delivers a package to the boys.

Q= questions -Beaver's forever asking them!

R = Randall, Sue AKA Miss Landers :rip:

S- Sweater.. a girl "borrowed" Wally's sweater and would not return it...

T = Talbot, Stephen AKA Gilbert Bates

U- ummmmm,I'm stuck on this one LOL

U- ummmmm,I'm stuck on this one LOL

How about "Ugly" as in Wally gave the beaver an ugly haircut. :lol:

How about "Ugly" as in Wally gave the beaver an ugly haircut. :lol:


:lol: Oh yeah, that was hilarious!! Thanks for getting me out of a mess here LOL.

V= Violet Rutherford

W-(2 actually) Wally walking June's friend's son to school (Dudley McMillan).

Xray= Why didn't Beaver's dentist take an xray of his tooth when he went to get the cavity filled???

"Yelled at" - Beaver and Wally often feared being "yelled at" by their father.

Z = Zero intelligence - well not exactly -but close - for Lumpy (and sometimes "the little goof" young Theodore ha ha)

Aunt Martha

B - Barbara Billingsley

Couch-As in the broken couch in the Boothby's "real darling" (:lol:) apartment on the episode where The Cleavers fear Wally may be getting too serious about Evelyn Boothby. Ryan O'Neal makes an appearance as Tom Henderson, brother-in-law to Evelyn Boothby.

D= Dope... Wally often called Beaver a "little dope."

E - Edgar Buchanan (he guest starred as Uncle Billy)

Fafara-As in Stanley who played Whitey (R.I.P.) and Tiger who played Tooey

G - Gilbert Bates

Harry- Beaver's fat,glasses-wearing, Larry Mondello replacing, Happy Burgermeister in the school play playing classmate in the middle era of the show.

I- Indian - Beaver's friend Chuey

J - Jerry Mathers

Kitchen-As in WHERE Judy the babysitter was hiding when Richard and Gilbert dropped by the Cleavers' house to bust Beaver for him having a babysitter on the episode where the Beav thought he was too old to have a babysitter.

L - Lumpy Rutherford

Mrs. Prentiss-The eccentric woman that owned Bootsie...the cat that kept wandering back over to the Cleavers' due to Beaver feeding him...

N=Nurdy=Lumpy & Larry

O= Opening. I liked all the seasons opening sequences.

P - Principal (Mrs. Rayburn)

Quest - Whitey sent Beaver on a quest to see if there was real soup in the giant billboard cup

R as in the Ruthefords

S - Sue Randall (Miss Landers)

Tooley- one of Wally's friends.

U=unctuous=Eddie

V - Violet Rutherford

"Wally, where did you get all those theories?" June asks Wally, right after he spews a bunch of analysis about Beaver in relation to him throwing a fit about the baseball game he feels he got cheated out of going to...on the episode where Ward only had two tickets for an upcoming baseball game, one for him and one for either Wally or Beaver. I always thought Beaver acted like an immature a-hole on that one and Ward COULD HAVE given both tickets to his sons and taken June out for dinner or something so she wouldn't have to sit back lining kitchen shelves that night. :lol:

Xmas at the Cleavers - you can be sure there were pearls on the tree lol

Y - Younger (Beaver is younger than Wally)

Zummy Zum Zum...an annoying tune Eddie Haskell was scatting to distract Wally when the two of them were playing chess on the episode where Eddie spends the night at the Cleaver's house...Well, not the night actually...Eddie left because Wally and The Beaver were "mean" to him...:lol:

A=aggravating=Eddie

B=Boastful - Keeping with Eddie, he sure was a Boaster. (Braggert too) but I loved the character. So much fun.

C - Cleaver

D=Dinner table. I love that the Cleavers ate dinner together as a family every night.

E - Eddie Haskell

Fee-Fees-I CAN NOT remember which episode it was; but there was a conversation between Ward and June where they were discussing Beaver, when he was small, calling fish "fee fees." Ward then later mentions that, when Beaver got car sick; he also referred to that as "fee fees." If anyone remembers the specific episode, PLEASE tag that on to your next response. All I know is, I found it pretty funny to hear Ward referencing Beaver calling vomit "fee fees.":lol:

G - Gilbert Bates

Hat-On the "school-sponsored clothing drive contest" episode, Mike Harmon (Tim Matheson) finds an old hat in the trash that the teacher calls the "piece de resistance."

I - Insensitive (Eddie was insensitive to others only thinking about himself)

Joining-as in Beaver joining "The Fiends," Larry's secret club.

K - Kitchen (a lot of scenes took pace in the Cleaver kitchen)

Lemon-thats what all of Lumpy's cars were.

M - Mayfield

N = Nellie. Judy Hensler always reminded me of Nellie Olson from LHOTP. They were both snotty troublmakers.

O - Old (Gus the Fireman)

P=porcine=Larry and Lumpy for example

Quartz that the kids were digging up in the lot. (ok actually it was garnets.)

R - Richard Rickover

S=Stupid=Lumpy

T - Theodore (Beaver's real first name)

U- Uncle Billy

V - Veronica Cartwright (Violet Rutherford)

W-Window The Cleavers home window and car window were both broken

X=Xmas for June= a VERY BIG gift certificate to Pearls-R-US:lol:

Y - Younger (Beaver was the younger brother)

Z= Zero as in Zero (or almost Zero) integrity = Eddie

A - Alligator (Wally and Beaver had one for a pet in one ep.)

B-Billy as in Wally and Beaver's Uncle Billy.

C - Childhood (this show is about Beaver Cleaver's childhood)

D - Dumpy Lumpy, Dumpy Lumpy

E as in Entertaining this show is.

F - Friends Lake

G = Goof (as in Ya Little Goof)

H - Hugh Beaumont

I=Irritating trio of Eddie Haskell, Lumpy and Judy Hensler (for starters). Just once, I would have loved to see June give Wally a wallop with those pearls!

J - June Cleaver

K = Klutzy = Lumpy, and sometimes even the Beav himself.

L - Landers,Miss (Beaver's favorite teacher)

Mail order, the way the boys got lots of their goodies, fro m baby alligators to pug-nose-fixers.

N - Naughty (Beaver often was!)

Osculate, what the Beav needed to do in the school play.

Paul Revere - Beaver painted a poster of Paul Revere on his horse

Q - Quiet (the Beaver was almost never quiet!)

Rabbit that the Cleavers caught in their simple trap.

S - Stephen Talbot (Gilbert Bates)

Trash cans, finally painted by June.

U=Unctuous and Underhanded Eddie Haskell

V - Vain (Eddie Haskell)

Wild suit that Wally picked out for himself.

X-rated antics were not something you were ever gonna see in this show!

Y - Yuck (what Beaver thought of Brussels Sprouts)

Z=Zealous about her pearls=June

A - Apples, Larry ate a lot of apples.

Braids -- Judy Hensler wore her hair in braids

Clunker that Wally wanted to buy, until dad talked him out of it.

Dairy -- Wally and Eddie took jobs working for a dairy company

E=Eddie Haskell

Fire truck, that the Beav liked to wash.

G=Grumpy=Lumpy

H - Hairpiece (the Beaver could have used one after Wally gave him a hiarcut!)

Irresponsible -- Beaver and Gilbert irresponsibly lose the money they had collected for charity

J -Jerry Mathers as The Beaver

K=Ken Osmond

L - Lumpy (unflattering nickname of Clarence Rutherford)

Monster Sweatshirt -- Beaver wore his monster-design shirt to school, but his pals didn't wear theirs as expected

Nose - Wally wanted a Roman nose, not a pug nose, that either made him look like a monkey or a pig !

O=Obtuse & Overweight = Lumpy

P - Pals (Beaver and Larry)

Q=Quarts of milk and hunks of cake ='s Wally favorite afternoon snack!

R - Richard (The Beaver's buddy in later seasons)

S=Slimy and sarcastic=Eddie

T - Theodore (the Beaver's real first name)

U - Uncle Billy

V - Violet Rutherford

Wolf, the name of Eddie's "police" dog.

eXpert - Eddie was an expert in mischief

Yard work -- Wally and Beaver sometimes had to help with mowing and raking of leaves in the Cleavers' yard.

Zero class- that's Eddie!

A=Awful personality=also Eddie!

Bellport, a town the cast would occasionally go to, and a rival team Wally played against.

C - Clarence (Lumpy Rutherford's real first name)

D-"Dinner! Boys, wash your hands!"

E - Eddie Haskell

Fred Rutherford

G - Gilbert Bates

H - Harry

I - Icebox (Where Wally looked for milk when he arrived home from school)

J- June's pearls

K - Ken Osmond (Eddie Haskell)

"Loverboy" -- term used by Eddie when teasing Wally

M - Mayfield

N- Nose, Wally had a pug nose

O - Old (Gus the fireman)

P- Poncho the runaway chihuahua

Q-Quite a character (what Eddie was).

R - Rutherford

Stock Market -- Ward helped Wally and The Beaver purchase stock, which they tracked using the newspaper listings

T - Tooey (a friend of Wally's)

"Umbrella" aunt, or Aunt Martha.

Valet Parking -- when Eddie and Wally were parking cars for an event, Eddie's carelessness resulted in Fred Rutherford's car being towed away

W-Whitey

X - XL (Lumpy Rutherford)

Y = Yawning with boredom - something very likely after listening to "Daddy" Rutherford bragging about his great son Clarence

Z = Zero times Judy wasn't annoying her classmates.

A - Aunt Martha

Buchanan, Edgar -- Sitcom actor who played a couple of different roles in the series

C=Clarence (aka Lumpy)

D - Diane Brewster (she played Beaver's first schoolteacher Miss Canfield)

E=Eddie

F - Fishing (one of Beavers favorite pastimes)

G = Goof, as in "ya little goof"

H - Hugh Beaumont

G-"Gee Wally! Gee Dad! Gee Mom!" LOL

I=Irritating=Eddie imo

J - Jerry Mathers (as the Beaver)

Lumpy Rutheford

M -Mayfield

N=Nasty and snarky=Eddie

O = Osmond, Ken - He played Eddie

P= Poncho the chihuahua

Q = Quarrelsome = Judy Hensler

R=Rusty Stevens Played one of my favorite characters, Larry Mondello

S= Suave and Sophisticated is Ward, according to June (and me!):D

T = Tooey, a character from the show.

Underwear= The episode where Beaver's intended gift of hankies to Miss Landers got mixed up with June's underwear (a slip) and Beaver was mortified to find out Miss Landers got the underwear instead.

V = Violet Rutherford

W-Wally or Ward Cleaver

Xmas related ep "The Haircut"

Y = Yarns and tall tales courtesy of Uncle Billy.

Y = Yarns and tall tales courtesy of Uncle Billy.

Z=Zee greatest family show ever made (ok, guys, give me a break. Z is an extremely difficult letter to use in any game!)

Alma Hanson - female friend of Wally's.

Alma Hanson - female friend of Wally's.
B=Barbara Billingsley-a class act, one-of-a-kind, gentle spirit

C - Canfield,Miss - Beaver's schoolteacher in the first season

D = Dance classes that Beaver and Larry hate.

E - Eddie Haskell

F = Foster, Julie Foster - a girl who liked Wally

F = Foster, Julie Foster - a girl who liked Wally

G= "Gee," a word that is used hundreds of times by the Cleaver boys.

H= Hensler, Judy

Invited - Beaver gets invited to a party & he's the only boy there.

J= "June's Birthday" (ep #91)

J= "June's Birthday" (ep #91)

K= Kite Day Season 4- Beaver and Gilbert ruin the kite that Ward and the Beav have made for Kite Day at Beaver's school.

L= Lumpy

M = Miss Landers, Beaver's school teacher.

N= Narcisstic = Eddie, imo

O = Osmond, Ken Osmond played Eddie on the show.

P = Packer, Doris who played Beaver's principal Cornelia Rayburn.

Q = Quip - (a clever remark) - Something usually made by Eddie Haskell.

R = Rutherford, Clarence (Lumpy)

S - Stanley Fafara (Whitey)

T = Trapped in the "Soup" in ep #149

U= Uncle Billy the con artist!

V = "Voodoo Magic" (episode #13)

W = Wally Cleaver

X = Xtra stupid = Lumpy (and just the way Lumpy would be likely to spell extra too!)

Yellow Pages-What the Cleaver family consulted to ditch Pepe the Burro.

Zero. There was zero soup in the soup billboard that Beaver climbed into.

A - Alligator (which Wally and Beaver bought by mail order and kept in the toilet tank)

B = Barbara Billingsley

C = Clarence Rutherford aka Lumpy

Dog - Wally and Beaver get a dog at the end of the Captain Jack episode

E = Eccentric Aunt Martha

F - Football (Beaver was on the football team in the last season)

G = Garage where Beaver changed out of those short pants Aunt Martha made him wear.