All day Thanksgiving Day Nov 26, 2015 on Antenna TV :turkey:

I am watching the marathon. Listen to this. They pre-empted the marathon from I think from 10am to 11am to show FOX NFL Kickoff. Now, they`ve shown that freakin show all football season and Antenna TV programming was never pre-empted. Until today...


They must have shown the Carson promos during the credit crunch about 15 times...already. They seemed to have an equal balance of episodes from each season. And yes, June is a nosy pain the butt in most of them.

Did they show the episode where Beaver is stuck in the giant teacup advertisement? I know it was far-fetched, but I never laughed so hard at an episode (especially when Eddie Haskell tells Ward "there's a poor unfortunate young person stuck up there")

Put your foot on the ladies thumb... I'm not sure if that one was on I was only able to catch a few but the one where June say's "Eddie would you like to stay for dinner tonight we are having roast beef and Eddie says "No thank you Mrs Cleaver we're having squab for dinner tonight" I busted out laughing LOL!! :lol:

I had many LITB eps burned already to DVD from prior Antenna airings (thank you Antenna!), so I only watched a few eps here or there. From past experience, if you Google the ep list will probably pop up some place. But Beaver falling into a giant soup is a classic ep, so I hope Antenna aired it ; IMO I'd put it on a marathon list!

Did they show the episode where Beaver is stuck in the giant teacup advertisement? I know it was far-fetched, but I never laughed so hard at an episode (especially when Eddie Haskell tells Ward "there's a poor unfortunate young person stuck up there")

That was a funny ep!!! :lol: Other eps that I thought were really funny were when Wally got that crazy suit, and when Wally was trying to learn the Cha cha cha from a record, and Beaver and Larry decided to try it and were dancing together. That get's me cracking up every time! :lol:

IDK if they showed these eps in the marathon, I didn't get to see it! :confused:

I had many LITB eps burned already to DVD from prior Antenna airings (thank you Antenna!), so I only watched a few eps here or there. From past experience, if you Google the ep list will probably pop up some place. But Beaver falling into a giant soup is a classic ep, so I hope Antenna aired it ; IMO I'd put it on a marathon list!

You can buy the complete set season 1-6 on DVD for under $50! That was about 5 years ago! Convert then into a hard drive and you can play all of then around the clock without any commercials!

I did not watch. Credit crunching is nothing to be thankful for. At some point, I will get the comple series on DVD.

You can buy the complete set season 1-6 on DVD for under $50! That was about 5 years ago! Convert then into a hard drive and you can play all of then around the clock without any commercials!

Where can you find the complete series that cheap?

Actually when the series was on TVLand about 12 years ago, I dont think they credit crunched then. If they did, it was to tell you something interesting about the following episode. If anything maybe burn those episodes to DVD's.

I did not watch. Credit crunching is nothing to be thankful for. At some point, I will get the comple series on DVD.

Another possibility is to see if your public library has it. I live in a big city and at the main library I can find practically any show.

Another possibility is to see if your public library has it. I live in a big city and at the main library I can find practically any show.


Wow, really? So can you checkout DVD's like you would a book? :eek: I haven't even had a library card in years!!! I'd like to see some TV shows and I can't afford to buy all the DVD's, I'd love to check them out from a library! ;)

Wow, really? So can you checkout DVD's like you would a book? :eek: I haven't even had a library card in years!!! I'd like to see some TV shows and I can't afford to buy all the DVD's, I'd love to check them out from a library! ;)

Yup. And even though I live is a big city (New York) smaller cities likely have this service too.