The New Leave It to Beaver

- Season 2

(1986)

Kip learns a lesson in responsibility when he is suppose to babysit, and sneaks out to a carnival with his brother and cousin.

Oliver convinces his teacher, who has been romancing June, that his grandmother is a habitual gambler.

After Freddie takes up for Kelly when two bullies threaten her, she begins to think of him in a new way. Meanwhile, Freddie realizes he has a secret admirer. Gee, who could it be?

After Freddie gives his father's gambling money to the kids to repair a broken car window, Eddie decides to send the boy to military school, only to realize how much he loves and misses him.

Oliver gets braces and tries to take them off with pliers, which only makes matters worse when he is forced to wear head gear as punishment.

Kip is upset when Freddie scores the lead role in the school play - opposite Kip's dream girl.

Oliver buys a pet dove, which Kelly accidentally loses while he is away on vacation.

Trying to attract a boy she likes at school, Kelly decides that wearing a training bra will win the lad's affections, but she ends up getting ridiculed instead.

When June votes against a construction bid to turn Miller's Pond into condominiums, Eddie decides to run against the matriarch for her seat in city council.

During a power outage, the family gathers in the den and reminisces, including memories of Ward and clips from the original series.

Mary Ellen goes into labor, and gives birth to her and Wally's son, Kevin.

After Oliver and Kip have a fight, Beaver forces the boys to spend the entire day together...which ends in disaster when Oliver runs a bulldozer into one of Eddie's construction projects.

Wally's baby nurse is hired to care for infant Kevin, with disastrous results when she clashes with Mary Ellen.

Beaver chaperones Oliver's class trip to a museum while Wally experiences life as a stay-at-home dad for a day.

Kelly plagiarises a poem for a school assignment, and is blackmailed by a girl she doesn't like.

Eddie forces his son Freddie to take part in a radio competition in order to win a Ferrari, which lasts for more than three months and causes Freddie to be out in the cold and all alone for the holidays.

Oliver begins to act more responsible to convince his father to buy him an expensive pair of shoes...which he ends up losing.

Eddie gets four tickets to the Super Bowl and he takes Wally, Lumpy and the Beaver with him. However, Wally must give up his ticket when the newly single Beaver tries to impress a woman.

When Beaver is unable to find the time to help Oliver with a Trailblazer Scout project, Ollie enlists the help of none other than Eddie Haskell himself.

Eddie opens and operates "Poppa Eddie's Pizza Parlor" but Eddie lacks customer service skills and runs his staff (family) into the ground.

Kip dates two girls at the same time, which lands him in the hospital with mono.

Oliver and Kip try to hide a sick rabbit from Beaver, while Wally ends up driving to a 24 hour pharmacy in the middle of the night to get medicine for Kevin and Eddie lands them both in jail.

Oliver suspects Eddie Haskell is planning for kill his wife.

After Eddie causes Beaver and Wally grief at work, Freddie gets Kip beat up at school, and Bomber returns to get Oliver and Kelly in trouble with the police, the Cleavers decide that the time has come to eliminate the Haskells from their everyday lives.

Kelly starts her own T-Shirt painting business, but learns that running a business is more complicated than she thought.

June disapproves when Beaver wants to teach Ollie how to fight a bully.

Wally is afraid he is getting old when his 20 year high school reunion takes place...and he discovers that his old flame Julie Foster is still carrying a torch for him.