S4.E18

Wally's Track Meet

Épisode diffusé le 28 janv. 1961
TV-G
30min

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Richard Correll in Leave It to Beaver (1957)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter being warned against roughhousing by the track coach, Eddie and Lumpy start a towel fight in the school locker room and the coach walks in just as Wally throws a towel. But when the ot... Tout lireAfter being warned against roughhousing by the track coach, Eddie and Lumpy start a towel fight in the school locker room and the coach walks in just as Wally throws a towel. But when the other boys deny any wrongdoing, Wally takes the punishment alone and must tell his parents t... Tout lireAfter being warned against roughhousing by the track coach, Eddie and Lumpy start a towel fight in the school locker room and the coach walks in just as Wally throws a towel. But when the other boys deny any wrongdoing, Wally takes the punishment alone and must tell his parents that he is suspended from the upcoming track meet that the whole family planned to attend.

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Anecdotes
Beaver mentions his friend Larry, an allusion to Larry Mondello. Rusty Stevens played Larry in the series, but left the show early in season four.

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Cast shown in the end credits is incorrect on MeTV.

Citations
Theodore Cleaver: Hey, Wally. You know what? I'd like to go to some other planet where they didn't have any rules at all.
Wally Cleaver: Look, Beaver, I betcha even if you went to the moon, they'd have signs all over the place, like, um, like, 'Don't spit in the craters' and junk like that.
Theodore Cleaver: Yeah. I guess you can't have any real fun until you croak.

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References Men of Annapolis (1957)

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9/10

Another wonderful episode, but with a faulty premise !

A very well written episode that explores another intricacy of life among guys growing up . The problem is that Ward, and the show, see the problem as the loss of Wally's temper. What the show fails to realize is that there are many more interesting factors involved that even Beaver pointed out. Wally didn't just lose his temper, he was merely engaging in a playful exercise that everyone goes through. This is how friends bond even more closely. The coach totally misinterpreted the incident and overreacted. He should have talked to them , just as Beaver later did with Lumpy, and at least found out a little more about it. And it's so ironic that in this episode, Beaver was the astute role model for the adults !