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Old 05-20-2020, 08:58 AM   #1
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As soon as Wally slammed that balled up letter he wrote to Kitty into the wastebasket, I knew June would be looking around the room and go through the trash. Sure enough in the next scene Ward is reading the crumpled letter that June scored. June get a life.
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She went too far as usual. And if she's going to rummage thru trash, she should handle it herself. Go to Wally and ask what it's all about.
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June: Look What I found in Beavers Draw ! ... & Look At The Way She's Looking At Him !!
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Yup June should have gotten a job at the local FBI branch office in Mayfield.
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She came into that bedroom (after Mr. Jeff left) and immediately her detective skills went into overdrive. She was into that bathroom with her magnifying glass faster than a fly on flypaper. Then she immediately found the old clothes.

Sherlock and James B. could take some lessons from her!
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Love how Wally knew exactly what the vagrant had taken out of Ward’s closet like he was Ward’s gentleman’s gentleman. His inventory of what was missing was strange, his gray suit and brown shoes.

Fred wouldn’t like seeing a gray suit with brown shoes like Lumpy said in All Night Party. Some girl’s father was wearing brown shoes so he couldn’t ask her to the party.
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Beaver was naive and his brain wasn't fully engaged. He told Mr. Jeff he wasn't allowed to let in a stranger but he did it anyway. A little food, no harm done, but then letting him upstairs, unsupervised? Approx. 13 years old, get some sense, kid!
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Love how Wally knew exactly what the vagrant had taken out of Ward’s closet like he was Ward’s gentleman’s gentleman. His inventory of what was missing was strange, his gray suit and brown shoes.

Fred wouldn’t like seeing a gray suit with brown shoes like Lumpy said in All Night Party. Some girl’s father was wearing brown shoes so he couldn’t ask her to the party.
LOL - Wally - "Someone's been in Dad's shirt draw, and underwear draw too !"

did they really write that line !! like Wally knows the details for the draws (pun !) ... NOT

June - "Ward somebody else has been in here beside the boys" way to go Sherlock !

at the end of the episode Ward unlocks the front door but does NOT use a key ...
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Love how Wally knew exactly what the vagrant had taken out of Ward’s closet like he was Ward’s gentleman’s gentleman. His inventory of what was missing was strange, his gray suit and brown shoes.

Fred wouldn’t like seeing a gray suit with brown shoes like Lumpy said in All Night Party. Some girl’s father was wearing brown shoes so he couldn’t ask her to the party.
Also Ward didn't seem nearly as upset about these missing clothes as the ones in The Clothing Drive.
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LOL - Wally - "Someone's been in Dad's shirt draw, and underwear draw too !"

did they really write that line !! like Wally knows the details for the draws (pun !) ... NOT

June - "Ward somebody else has been in here beside the boys" way to go Sherlock !

at the end of the episode Ward unlocks the front door but does NOT use a key ...
June: Well, it doesn't look like Beaver was entertaining Noel Coward.
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some of these eps are SOOOO unwatchable for me now...The writing is just AWFUL, and I can't believe it was never questioned....Beaver is too old to act so inept and stupid, and Wally's "flip" attitude when trying to talk/explain things to his parents just work my very last nerve..
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You people just don't get it. Parents were responsible once. Not like today
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Beaver actually says Mr. Jeff can use his parents’ bathroom as his bathroom is too messy for company. Company??? Look how the guy left that bathroom and then just buggered out. I’m really surprised that Wally and Beaver didn’t hear him leave the house it would take him quite a while to get dried and find the right clothes. He should have just taken a pair of casual pants and shirt.
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Yeah I'd hardly call Mr. Jeff company. Like I said before he should not even have let him go upstairs.
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