"Leave It to Beaver" Beaver's Library Book (TV Episode 1960) Poster

Tony Dow: Wally Cleaver

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  • [June greets Ward and Wally at the kitchen door] 

    June Cleaver : Well, the head of the house is home.

    Wally Cleaver : Yeah, Mom, here I am!

    Ward Cleaver : I, uh, picked him up on the way home.

    Wally Cleaver : Yeah. I was walkin' home by myself, and there were no guys around who could see me riding with my father, so I let him ride me home. Well, uh, you know how it is, Dad.

    Ward Cleaver : [patronizing a bit]  Oh, sure.

    Wally Cleaver : But thanks anyway.

    Ward Cleaver : [as Wally leaves]  It's all right.

    June Cleaver : Why wouldn't a boy want to ride home with his own father, Dear?

    Ward Cleaver : Oh, I don't think he has anything against fathers in general, Dear, it's just his status as a teenager he's worried about.

    June Cleaver : Ward, what ever happened to those boys who used to boast that their father could lick anybody on the block?

    Ward Cleaver : Well, the psychologists did away with them a long time ago, Honey. Any kid today who has a good word to say about his father is a non-conformist.

  • Theodore 'Beaver' Cleaver : How come they can charge ya for keepin' the book overdue?

    Wally Cleaver : Well, because the library's owned by the city, and the city can do anything they want to.

    Theodore 'Beaver' Cleaver : How come?

    Wally Cleaver : Well, because the city's gotta maintain law and order. They can't do that without kickin' people around.

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