OK, this is off topic but I'm just curious how old all the people who post here are. It seems like a wide variety of ages. Well, I'm 18.

I'm 44. I was too young to remember the original showing of LITB but have been catching it in re-runs all my life and loving it each and every time I watch it. I finally completed my VHS colection of all the shows so now I can sit down any time any be entertained by the "Beave"

WallyCleaverisaPimp,
I'm 18, just graduated from High School this year and am about to start college.
C/o 2002!

I'm 18 also.

I'm glad to see another generation enjoying LITB. It just goes to show that a program like LITB is timeless and crosses the generation line. Grandparents, parents and kids can all be interested in the same show and enjoying story lines from 40 years ago.

I'm 30

im 16 i will be 17 in three weeks:)

I am 53 years old

Cory:happyface :happyface :happyface

I'm 49. I have childhood memories of watching LITB in prime time. In particular, I remember one week when the show wasn't on because Jerry Mathers was sick. Strangely, although I liked the show as a child, watching it now, not one single episode seems familiar to me.

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I Am 29 Years Old But I Will Be 30 Years Old On August 1,2003.


Aaron The Repoter

well, now you all know i'm 17, but why'd you bring this topic back up, cuz most of these people are a year older now...

im 38 years old

I'm 21.

Well, now I just turned 19 a month ago.

Originally posted by BrandonS
I'm 49. I have childhood memories of watching LITB in prime time. In particular, I remember one week when the show wasn't on because Jerry Mathers was sick. Strangely, although I liked the show as a child, watching it now, not one single episode seems familiar to me.

You are still a young pup, BrandonS !

Wait until you are my age....and can't remember the tv show from last week!!

When watching them now on TVL. I sometimes don't remember the entire episode, but usually parts of it will come back to me as I see them again after so many years. I always remember how I wanted to comb my hair like Wally did in the first year....but could never get it quite right.

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51.

:eek:

Originally posted by MikeZ
I always remember how I wanted to comb my hair like Wally did in the first year....but could never get it quite right.

Wally's hair was so cool in that 1st season. I loved the blond highlights.

I'm 21. :)

I'm 12.

21+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++:birthday:

I'm 31 and just started watching it about 1 1/2 yrs. ago. I must be honest I never really gave it a chance until then but I can see what I have missed out on...I just wish I could have seen it back in the day before they started editing so much out. ;)

I'm in the Uncle Billy camp.................too young to remember the original airings, but I've been watching the re-runs my whole life.
I'm 42.

I'm 49, just like BrandonS Nice to see such a wide variety of ages out here!!

By the way, I love vintage cars, as if you haven't guessed that by now. The car I am currently using as an AVATAR is the same year, make and model as what Ward drove during the final season of the show. With two exceptions. One, his car was lighter in color. Obviously, we'll never know the exact color, unless they decide to colorize a later episode someday featuring that particular car. The other difference is that this car HAS a back windshield, unlike Ward's where there is no rear windshield. You notice this during the opening credits of the 6th season, when you can see right into the car, and there is no glare present

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I am 48. The show ended when I was 7, but I started watching it soon after the series ended when it was in reruns. I just remembered it being a neat little show at the time, and never thought it would still be so popular today, reaching cult status.

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B&W "and my two daughters love the show as well - a new generation to keep the memory alive!!!!" fan

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I'm 11 but I love all the oldies, including Beave!

Hi, everyone. I'm new - just registered now. I came upon this site last week, and must say I'm so impressed. :D What fun I had reading so far! My first stop was the Brady Bunch board, and I just had to stop by, as LITB is my new favorite thanks to TV Land. I'm from the NYC area, and they're playing it most weekday evenings at 8pm, back to back. Woo-hoo!

I'm 35, and I wanna be a Brady! Or a Cleaver.... what the hell?

Glad to be a new part of the forum.


p.s.: Wally is HOT! We are :notworthy not worthy!!!!!!!

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I'm 18..i want to be a cleaver too!! :P

I was born when a general ( Grant) held office in the white house. Gee I read in the polls General Wes Clark is catching up to Howard Dean.

Originally posted by DickYorkMan
I'm 11 but I love all the oldies, including Beave!

How come in your profile it says you were born in "1966"?

I'm 38. I just remember LITB in reruns.

I'm 12, going to be 13 this year.

I'm almost 50, and old enough to remember the last few seasons of the original run of LITB. That is a pretty scary thought! Lol!

I just want to say that it is great so see young people watching and enjoying The Beav just like I did! It also goes to prove that great tv shows appeal to all age groups and are timeless.

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I'm 12, I'll be 13 in August 2004.

I'm 26 and I'm a huge late 50's early 60's freak. I grew up watching Leave It To Beaver when it was on TBS in the 80's and I remember when Nick at Nite first came on and it showed all the great classics like My 3 Sons, Donna Reed etc. I also use to watch Ozzie & Harriet when it ran on the Disney chanel and Gidget ran on a local station with Gilligans Island and other tv classics. I also tuned into the New Leave It To Beaver. It's great to be able to come here and chat with all of you about this great show.

Yay! The New Leave it to Beaver rocks!:D Sorry, I get excited whenever anyone mentiones that show. It was my favorite growing up.:D

I'm 24 btw.:wave:

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I am 22. I first started liking Leave It To Beaver 4 years ago at this time (May 2000).

Hello everyone.
I'm a new member. I'm 61 and a big LITB fan since the early original episodes of the '50s. I grew up watching all the sitcoms then.
I'm also a UFO Investigator hobbist from Pa.

JDF

I'm 18 also.
I just turned 58.

I'm 38

I'll be 60 later this year, so I was lucky enough to see Leave it to Beaver when it initially appeared on T.V. I loved it then, but I really have a deep appreciation for the show now. In fact, I wouldn't mind living back in those days again!!

36 here

I'll be 23 next month. I've loved Leave It To Beaver since I was around 10 or 11 years old.

i am a proud 62 years old!

59, and watched Beaver in Prime Time. It was one of my favorite shows back then.

Hello everyone.

I'm also a UFO Investigator hobbist from Pa.

JDF

That's one of my hobbies too.

62....I was there the first time around....still love the reruns/DVD,s

I'm 52 and as a kid watching LITB, It made me nervous to watch with all the predicaments Beaver would get into. Now I enjoy watching what Eddie's going to say next.

64 and a half :)

I just turned 19 and I am a Classic TV Junkie.

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I can't believe how many young people love this old show....the way we oldsters do. I'm 58 soon to be 59. Love the Beave.

I can't believe how many young people love this old show....the way we oldsters do. I'm 58 soon to be 59. Love the Beave.
The old classic shows like Leave it to Beaver are so much better than anything on TV today.

When I see previews for what is offered on the networks I have to grab for my barf bag. The dialog is forced the characters plastic and repetitive and the humor is coarse. When I am doing part of my job and am in a patients room I have never heard one say TV is so much better than it used to be. Of course these are usually old folks. The children of the people I work with watch the old shows also or so that is what I am told

I'll be 49 this March. Been watching "Beaver" on reruns ever since I was 12 in 1977.

Yeah TV is really bad now. Love how MeTV does that promo how you'll never hear any of these words like Baby Daddy, Twerking and Kardasians....I feel bad that the youth of this country has all that crap to watch. I'm glad that young people like to see how we lived in the 60's.

I will be 50 in 5 days. I have been watching Leave It To Beaver for many years now. It is one of the Complete Series that I own.

Happy 50th Birthday.

I'm 20. I've been watching LITB my whole life.

I turned 18 in May of this year, will be 19 next year.

55 years young!!:D Watched Leave it to Beaver first time when I was about 10 or 11.;) It showed on a local station and my Dad who was a big fan ,(he watched it first run) got myself and my siblings into it! :) Same way my Mom got me into loving I Love Lucy!:)

47.

My first memory of Leave It To Beaver is from back in the early 80's. I was with my parents, they were visiting friends, so I sat in the living room by myself watching TV, the friends had one of those big satellite dishes. I know I watched more shows that day, but the only one I remember was an episode of Leave It To Beaver- In The Soup.

47.

My first memory of Leave It To Beaver is from back in the early 80's. I was with my parents, they were visiting friends, so I sat in the living room by myself watching TV, the friends had one of those big satellite dishes. I know I watched more shows that day, but the only one I remember was an episode of Leave It To Beaver- In The Soup.

A Classic

47.

My first memory of Leave It To Beaver is from back in the early 80's. I was with my parents, they were visiting friends, so I sat in the living room by myself watching TV, the friends had one of those big satellite dishes. I know I watched more shows that day, but the only one I remember was an episode of Leave It To Beaver- In The Soup.

That's funny you mentioned that ep. !! That was one of my Dad's favorite eps. ;) When we started watching, that was one he remembered from first run and specifically told us to keep an eye out for. That one and the one where Eddie worked at the pet shop and they had that contest to guess how many fish in the tank!! :D

Both are really good eps.!! I'd put them in my top favorites too!!;) :wave:

66. I can remember watching this show every week, in its original run. And the repeats never seem to get old or boring.

(Obviously, this is a very old thread...when you scroll back thru, it's amazing how many young fans there are.)

That's funny you mentioned that ep. !! That was one of my Dad's favorite eps. ;) When we started watching, that was one he remembered from first run and specifically told us to keep an eye out for. That one and the one where Eddie worked at the pet shop and they had that contest to guess how many fish in the tank!! :D

Both are really good eps.!! I'd put them in my top favorites too!!;) :wave:

The fish counting episode is really good, don't know if I'd put it as a top favorite for me, but I do like it:)

I'm 62 and used to watch LITB around '62 when it was in it's 5th season. I then would watch reruns and saw old episodes. I loved old TV Land in 90's because I got to see episodes I hadn't seen in years.

Im around 46 and I really love this show!

I am almost 54

I'm a year older than I was last year and a year younger than I will be next year. My motto is:

Grow Old?

Maybe

Grow Up?

:crazy: :lol: :rotflmao: :rofl: :brent NEVER! :brent :rofl: :rotflmao: :lol: :crazy:

I'm a year older than I was last year and a year younger than I will be next year. My motto is:

Grow Old?

Maybe

Grow Up?

:crazy: :lol: :rotflmao: :rofl: :brent NEVER! :brent :rofl: :rotflmao: :lol: :crazy:

It's important to grow.

Seems to me that there are a lot of older people on this site.

Seems to me that there are a lot of older people on this site.

Which is interesting, because this site used to attract a much young group of people. When I first joined Sitcomsonline there was a lot of members who were in their teens (and even younger).

Anyway, my age? A lady never tells ;) :wave:

Which is interesting, because this site used to attract a much young group of people. When I first joined Sitcomsonline there was a lot of members who were in their teens (and even younger).

Anyway, my age? A lady never tells ;) :wave:

Huh. Well that's interesting.

Huh. Well that's interesting.

When I joined this site back in 2003, there was a lot of teenagers of individuals in their early twenties; now it seems the average member of this site is much older, which, for me, is a nice change (because NOW I do not feel so old) :crazy: :lol:



*DISCLaIMER* I edit my original post because I thought I was a little too harsh on Mikaela, which was not my intent.

Huh? I thought what I wrote was clear? When I first joined this site, a lot of the members were very young (in their teens and early 20s) This was back in 2003-2004; now it seems the average member is in their 30s to 50s.

I am glad that I no longer one of the oldest members of Sitcoms like I was fourteen years ago:crazy:

I thought what you wrote was interesting.

I thought what you wrote was interesting.

Sorry for the misunderstanding (I am tired and cranky) and if I was even rude, I apologize for that as well. :)

Sorry for the misunderstanding (I am tired and cranky) and if I was even rude, I apologize for that as well. :)

Apology accepted.

Apology accepted.


Thank You :)

The younger ones probably fled for facebook and twitter, so they can get lost in the sludge of those sites.

If they don't come back the prospects for this site aren't good.

The younger ones probably fled for facebook and twitter, so they can get lost in the sludge of those sites.

If they don't come back the prospects for this site aren't good.

I left Facebook, so I am no longer on there anymore.

That is a positive sign. You might try to get your friends to do the same.

Everyone is so nice here, thinking they were harsh and apologizing. So nice just like LITB.

I left Facebook, so I am no longer on there anymore.
Yeah I don't do Facebook either. I prefer other ways of communicating with people, that don't put all your personal information and photos out there for potential strangers/stalkers to see.

I think there will always be a place for message boards. There's something about them- they're simple, pure, easy to use, etc. I expect one day when the appeal of Facebook wears off a lot of people will migrate back to message boards. Some things you just can't improve upon.

Yeah I don't do Facebook either. I prefer other ways of communicating with people, that don't put all your personal information and photos out there for potential strangers/stalkers to see.

I think there will always be a place for message boards. There's something about them- they're simple, pure, easy to use, etc. I expect one day when the appeal of Facebook wears off a lot of people will migrate back to message boards. Some things you just can't improve upon.

That's why I joined here. Because I prefer message boards instead of social media.

I,m 66 Beaver and I were both in first grade in '57