Here’s a quiz only about the titles of episodes.

1. Name four episodes with mother or father in the title.

2. Name the only two episodes with a color in the title.

3. Name two episode titles where you have 2 words that are opposites. Example: Junior Fire Chief and Senior All Night Party (if there was such an episode)

4. Name four episode titles that contained the word, car.

5. Which character never had their name in a title?

a. Gilbert
b. Penny
c. Eddie
d. Whitey
e. Lumpy
f. Larry

6. Name 5 animals featured in an episode title.

Okay so do you want the answers? Anyone want to try the quiz?

1. "Mother's Day Composition", "Mother's Helper" , "Substitute Father" , "The Perfect Father"

2. "The Black Eye, , "The Grass is Always Greener"

3. "The Visiting Aunts" & "Uncle Billy's Visit" , "Beaver's Bad Day" & "Beaver's Long Night"

4. "Wally's Car" , "Wally Buys a Car" , "Lumpy's Car Trouble" , ?

5. d

6. Horse, cat, burro, monkey, rat.

Now, a followup quiz question about titles...

Name 5 episodes in which the title is a falsity-- that is, it states something that does not happen in the ep, or it's a characterization which is false.

Good answers. Also for #3 Beaver’s Short Pants & Beaver’s Long Night and Beaver’s First Date & Last Day of School also Lost Watch & Found Money.

Now your question: Beaver Takes a Bath, Perfect Father, Spot Removers, Beaver Gets Adopted and Beaver Becomes a Hero? How about Music Lesson, Beaver never once got a lesson.

Excellent. One you left out was the very first episode telecast, "Beaver Gets 'spelled."

Many are ambiguous in that way... "Beaver's Good Deed" , "Wally's Glamour Girl" , "In the Soup" for a few examples.

4. "Wally's Car" , "Wally Buys a Car" , "Lumpy's Car Trouble" , ?



The other "Car" episode is "Wally's Car Accident," where Wally damages Ward's brand new car trying to give Lumpy a shove.

Some other episodes where the title is a falsity are Ward’s Millions, Beaver’s Laundry (it was actually Richard’s laundry) and Farewell to Penny because she didn’t leave after all.