Wally and Alma

L'épisode a été diffusé 19 mars 1960
TV-G
30m

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7,6/10

156

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Cindy Carol and Tony Dow in Leave It to Beaver (1957)

Comedy Family

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWard and June start to worry when it looks like the matchmaker mother of Wally's school picnic date, Alma Hanson, is arranging for young Wally and her pretty daughter to spend too much time ... Tout lireWard and June start to worry when it looks like the matchmaker mother of Wally's school picnic date, Alma Hanson, is arranging for young Wally and her pretty daughter to spend too much time together.Ward and June start to worry when it looks like the matchmaker mother of Wally's school picnic date, Alma Hanson, is arranging for young Wally and her pretty daughter to spend too much time together.

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7,6/10

156

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Alma Hanson is actually quite a nice, young girl and Wally Cleaver has the excited pleasure of escorting her to the up-coming school picnic.

Alma's parents are naturally curios about Wally and so he is invited up to the Hanson home for them to look him over and to see if he meets their approval.

When June's nose gets out of joint after the Hansons begin to show too much interest in Wally, Ward takes his boy aside and gives him some fatherly advice about ditching girls in a sneaky way.

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Anecdotes
Hugh Beaumont's directorial debut. He directed 23 episodes in total.

Citations
Theodore Cleaver: Hey Wally, did you skunk the girl at tennis?
Wally Cleaver: No, I didn't skunk her. She won.
Theodore Cleaver: You got beat by a girl?
Wally Cleaver: Yeah, well, uh, I kind of let her win. Y'know, when you're playin' with a girl that's sort of the polite thing to do. Anyway, her mother was watchin'.
Theodore Cleaver: How come it works that way?
Wally Cleaver: What way?
Theodore Cleaver: You gotta be nice and polite to girls, but they don't have to be polite to you.
Wally Cleaver: Well, uh, it's kinda like chivalry. The knights started that stuff a long time ago.
Theodore Cleaver: You mean, on account of a lot of dead guys, we've gotta let girls push us around?
Wally Cleaver: Yeah.