What a great bunch of people! I watched LITB growing up, then my sons grew up watching it. I still love the re-runs. There was always a moral to the story in each episode and a kid would take that with them to adulthood. Wonderful show and I had crush on Wally!
All so missed but at least we have the tv show Leave it to Beaver a staple in my home my whole family's homes the Cleavers we're like my family growing up ❤️🌹🌷😥
Joan just didn't get it, trying to much to be funny, didn't work.... you're the host, not doing a comedy show. Be truly interested in your guests! I love leave it to beaver, such innocent times.
Barbara was wonderful. RIP. Such a classy dress woman. Wally and the beaver was also great together 😊. A very great show at that time . I forgot hugo bowmont aka ward cleaver was a very great actor RIP ❤❤❤
what could have been a great interview turned to garbage. Joan or her directors wheren't very smart ! But we all love both series! I still watch the original sometimes.
@2:17..."That shoulda been easy to prove"😁😁Wow!! snap. Too bad "Eddie" didn't have a comeback. I think he could have played it off better by laughing or some other reaction.
Funny you single out Tony -- he was the one with the most productive career outside of LitBeaver, including acting as well as director of dozens of series including Coach, Babylon 5, and Harry and the Hendersons, and visual effects producer on Babylon 5, plus he's also a successful seller of his own sculptures. Jerry Mathers and Ken Osmond capitalized on the original show as much as anyone -- here the cast were simply doing what all actors do when the show they are in is making its debut -- promoting it
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It was good seeing them!!❤😂
R.I.P. Tony Dow (April 13, 1945 - July 27, 2022). Only the Beave is still with us.
What a great bunch of people! I watched LITB growing up, then my sons grew up watching it. I still love the re-runs. There was always a moral to the story in each episode and a kid would take that with them to adulthood. Wonderful show and I had crush on Wally!
That turned stupid fast.
All so missed but at least we have the tv show Leave it to Beaver a staple in my home my whole family's homes the Cleavers we're like my family growing up ❤️🌹🌷😥
Joan just didn't get it, trying to much to be funny, didn't work.... you're the host, not doing a comedy show. Be truly interested in your guests! I love leave it to beaver, such innocent times.
Barbara was wonderful. RIP. Such a classy dress woman. Wally and the beaver was also great together 😊. A very great show at that time . I forgot hugo bowmont aka ward cleaver was a very great actor RIP ❤❤❤
Beaumont
@@Toast0808 ...also, it was Hugh Beaumont, but yeah, great guy, good actor. Missed.
I wanted to find out what their favorite episodes were.
Me TOO!!!!!!!
what could have been a great interview turned to garbage. Joan or her directors wheren't very smart ! But we all love both series! I still watch the original sometimes.
Joan was a horrible interviewer.
Same thoughts here. Interview was fine until that stupid bra came out.
Joan Alexandra Molinsky (June 8, 1933 - September 4, 2014)
Cringe
Great seeing them all but what lame questions and that attempt at a humorous skit was truly awful !!!
@2:17..."That shoulda been easy to prove"😁😁Wow!! snap. Too bad "Eddie" didn't have a comeback. I think he could have played it off better by laughing or some other reaction.
James Coco at the end ?
Her talk show really was the worst
But at least she did not cry about Trump every night
@@michaelcaraccia7819 Well.. probably because she was dead by then... does EVERY clip have to turn into political crap?
What? ...No Lumpy?
thanks for posting
Tony Dow did everything he could to milk the LTB stardom .
Funny you single out Tony -- he was the one with the most productive career outside of LitBeaver, including acting as well as director of dozens of series including Coach, Babylon 5, and Harry and the Hendersons, and visual effects producer on Babylon 5, plus he's also a successful seller of his own sculptures.
Jerry Mathers and Ken Osmond capitalized on the original show as much as anyone -- here the cast were simply doing what all actors do when the show they are in is making its debut -- promoting it
Tony Dow seemed like a really good guy. May he RIP
@Jimi Bmore Right on!!!!!!!