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Tony Dow, Karen Green, and Ken Osmond in Leave It to Beaver (1957)

I can only see him for a minute, because I have to go over and see my girl.

Uh, when you have a girl, you can't spend all your time with the fellas. You have to spend some time with your girl.

Oh, yes. She goes away to boarding school. My father says that's a pretty good indication her family has money. My father says it doesn't pay to waste time with people who don't count.

Well, It's nice of you to come over here anyway, Eddie.

Look, Eddie, why don't you run on upstairs, huh?

How do you do, Mr Cleaver. Excuse me, sir.

Hmmph. That boy is so polite, it's almost un-American.

Jerry Mathers in Leave It to Beaver (1957)

Hugh Beaumont, Barbara Billingsley, and Tony Dow in Leave It to Beaver (1957)

Tony Dow and Karen Green in Leave It to Beaver (1957)

Tony Dow and Ken Osmond in Leave It to Beaver (1957)

Karen Green and Ken Osmond in Leave It to Beaver (1957)

Barbara Billingsley

Hugh Beaumont

Tony Dow

Joe Connelly

Bob Mosher

June unwittingly jeopardizes Wally&apos;s friendship with Eddie Haskell after she accepts a dance invitation for Wally from Eddie&apos;s current crush, Caroline Cunningham.

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Eddie&apos;s Girl

Wally&apos;s first love triangle

Eddie Haskell claims to &quot;have a girl&quot; - Caroline Cunningham. She&apos;s a rich girl who goes to boarding school. Eddie asks Wally if he wants to meet her, and he says sure. But when Eddie goes to her house it is readily apparent that Eddie and Caroline have never met until now. But the boy who makes an impression on Caroline is Wally. When Caroline&apos;s mother call&apos;s June on behalf of Caroline and asks her if Wally will go to the upcoming club dance with her, June accepts on Wally&apos;s behalf. This angers Wally because, not only was he not consulted, but he considers it an act of betrayal to go out with Eddie&apos;s girl, even if that is not what she actually is. How will this all work out? Watch and find out.

Beaver is confused by all of this politics of dating and thinks that matters were simpler when Wally didn&apos;t like girls. At the end there is a rare vulnerable moment between Eddie and, of all people, Beaver that is worth the price of admission.

Also, Wally throws quite the tantrum in this episode, and I can&apos;t think of another episode where he behaves in such a way. It&apos;s usually Beaver who reacts explosively where Wally is usually stoic about whatever life throws his way.

Eddie Haskell claims to "have a girl" - Caroline Cunningham. She's a rich girl who goes to boarding school. Eddie asks Wally if he wants to meet her, and he says sure. But when Eddie goes to her house it is readily apparent that Eddie and Caroline have never met until now. But the boy who makes an impression on Caroline is Wally. When Caroline's mother call's June on behalf of Caroline and asks her if Wally will go to the upcoming club dance with her, June accepts on Wally's behalf. This angers Wally because, not only was he not consulted, but he considers it an act of betrayal to go out with Eddie's girl, even if that is not what she actually is. How will this all work out? Watch and find out.

Beaver is confused by all of this politics of dating and thinks that matters were simpler when Wally didn't like girls. At the end there is a rare vulnerable moment between Eddie and, of all people, Beaver that is worth the price of admission.

Also, Wally throws quite the tantrum in this episode, and I can't think of another episode where he behaves in such a way. It's usually Beaver who reacts explosively where Wally is usually stoic about whatever life throws his way.

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June unwittingly jeopardizes Wally's friendship with Eddie Haskell after she accepts a dance invitation for Wally from Eddie's current crush, Caroline Cunningham.

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