Still the Beaver

Película de TV
1983
2h

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El padre de Theodore Beaver ha fallecido. Wally está casado con Mary Ellen y es un abogado de éxito y tiene todo para completar su vida excepto un hijoEl padre de Theodore Beaver ha fallecido. Wally está casado con Mary Ellen y es un abogado de éxito y tiene todo para completar su vida excepto un hijoEl padre de Theodore Beaver ha fallecido. Wally está casado con Mary Ellen y es un abogado de éxito y tiene todo para completar su vida excepto un hijo

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As they were preparing to shoot Still the Beaver, the creators were trying to locate Rusty Stevens to reprise "Larry Mondello." They hired a detective to locate him. The detective found the right house and knocked on the door. Rusty's wife answered and the detective asked her if it was the residence of the former child star. She replied that he had the wrong house. Later, she told Rusty and he responded that the detective had the right house; apparently, he didn't tell his wife about his past life as Larry Mondello! Unfortunately for other cast members whom they wanted to reprise their roles, they were not so lucky.

Pifias
When Beaver and Whitey are reminiscing about the time Beaver fell into a bowl of soup on a billboard (in the original series episode "In the Soup"), Beaver states that he was stuck in the billboard overnight. That is not true. He was rescued from the billboard later that same evening.

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Eddie Haskell: [to his son after he is caught graffiting] When I get done with you, you'll be stamping license plates for go-carts!

Conexiones
Followed by Still the Beaver (1983)

Banda sonora
Take The Long Way Home
Written by Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson
Performed By Supertramp

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7/10

Worth watching

I am not a fan of "reunion" shows, in general. They always fall short and disappoint.

This one is not the greatest TV movie of all time by any means, but as an "update" or "reunion", it's decent. At least the main characters (Beaver, Wally, Eddie, et. Al) were middle-aged as opposed to the usual seniors-trying-to-recreate-30-again of most of these types of shows (Return to Mayberry being a glaring example). These characters now had kids and faced the problems their parents had faced 20 years earlier. Maybe because of that, the show worked reasonably well. I enjoyed it.