Leave it to Beaver (1957-1963) was one of the proto-typical television
sitcoms of it's era. Pure American pop culture. The tales of Theodore
Cleaver, his adolescent brother Wally and the rest of the Cleavers are
documented over a six year period. Everyone out there in T.V. land
watched the brothers grow up. Never really a big ratings grabber, the series ended when the "Beaver" got too old for people to really care about.
Now after years in syndication, the Leave it to Beaver cult has grown and
found an even larger audience thirty years later when Hollywood produced
a feature length film based upon this sitcom (the new June Cleaver was too
hot for the movie). But I digress. Twenty years after the last episode, a
new series featuring the principal cast members was made revolving around
them and their children.
Pure white-bred middle class family that many people today wished this
country would return to. If you ever wanted to see what life was
presumably like back in the latter half of the "nifty fifties", then this series will satisfy your curiosity.
I'm Mike Tee Vee. Talk to you next time!
sitcoms of it's era. Pure American pop culture. The tales of Theodore
Cleaver, his adolescent brother Wally and the rest of the Cleavers are
documented over a six year period. Everyone out there in T.V. land
watched the brothers grow up. Never really a big ratings grabber, the series ended when the "Beaver" got too old for people to really care about.
Now after years in syndication, the Leave it to Beaver cult has grown and
found an even larger audience thirty years later when Hollywood produced
a feature length film based upon this sitcom (the new June Cleaver was too
hot for the movie). But I digress. Twenty years after the last episode, a
new series featuring the principal cast members was made revolving around
them and their children.
Pure white-bred middle class family that many people today wished this
country would return to. If you ever wanted to see what life was
presumably like back in the latter half of the "nifty fifties", then this series will satisfy your curiosity.
I'm Mike Tee Vee. Talk to you next time!