"The New Leave it to Beaver" opening credits EVERY SEASON 1 2 3 4
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- A video featuring the primary versions of the opening credits for each season.
Season One (1984-1985; aka "Still the Beaver") 0:00
Season Two (1986-1987) 2:01
Season Three (1987-1988) 2:52
Season Four (1988-1989) 3:40
Rest in Peace Mr Ken Osmond, and Ms Barbara Billingsley.
And Frank Bank (Clarence "Lumpy" Rutherford) in 2013.
One of the first classic tv shows to get a reboot.
Today they’re rebooting everything.
I remember when WTBS first played reruns of “Leave It To Beaver” in the early 1980s. My sisters and I would watch it in the mornings and got a kick out of Eddie Haskell.
I would watch “Still the Beaver” and enjoyed it. They don’t make television like this anymore.
I loooooved this show when I was young OMG!! I was about 9 when it came out and I watched it everyday on summer break at 1200pm waiting for my mom to come home from work.
I remember the episode when they banned Eddie Haskell from the house and then their home caught on fire due to faulty wiring and Eddie saved them. I am so teary eyed, I miss my childhood sooo much 😢😢
Agree 100%
At least I can search all over UA-cam for my old 80's childhood favorites :)
All of this show's tapes are lost and this program is forgotten. It first ran on the Disney channel around 1984 and then it went over to TBS and they ran it until 1989. The show had a decent run and was somewhat popular in the 80's with kids. Time went by and Leave it to Beaver fans look at this and are clueless that this ever existed. The only footage you will find of it is here on UA-cam.
It’s a weird reason why it’s not streaming or released on DVD
my parents loved the original Leave it to Beaver in the 60s so I was born in 1981 and naturally they watched this. I became obsessed with it when I was about 6 and 7. I used to tape the episodes off of the tv. Those tapes are long gone, but its neat to see some of it here on UA-cam.
Wow, the tapes are really lost..? 😳
I recorded many of these episodes but there all at my parents house on VHS tapes. I will look for them someday and try to post them.
It’s just not the same not seeing ward pull up in that 4 door hardtop fury
I have a vague memory of this being a thing, though I thought it was a failure. Turns out it ran for 6 seasons!
The sadness of the original cast members is that only Tony Dow and Jerry Mathers are alive while the rest are dead and sadly to say that it includes Ken Osmond and Frank Bank as well.
Rest In Peace to everybody who isn't with us any more.
Please think positive daily. ©®
March 12, 2021 @ 9:15 pm ©®
Should of said passed away, u saying " dead" sounds morbid
And Tony Dow just passed away today July 27 2022
Omg I remember this show as a kid in the ‘80s. Ha.
I too was born in 1976 and started watching this Leave It To Beaver when I was about 4 or 5. When I saw that this show was coming on it was a no brainer that I'd watch it.
Tony, thank you.
Hugh Beaumont would be so proud of _Still the Beaver/The New Leave It to Beaver._
I remember seeing every single episode of "Leave it to Beaver" and "Still the Beaver" when I was much younger and boy did I enjoy watching it very much.
This program, "Leave it to Beaver", I enjoyed very much and a part from that it was very educational.
To bad that it is only fond memories right now.
Please have a pleasant weekend. ©®
March 12, 2021 @ 9:30 pm ©®
I read that on one episode..Mr.Dow's character of "Lawyer Mr.Wally Cleaver"..he sang the show's theme song"The Toys Are On Parade"to his infant daughter.
EVERYONE SHOULD WATCH THIS GREAT.....😊😊😊🙂🙂
I miss the 1980s it was the best Decade Ever if you lived in the 1980s as a kid teenager or as an Adult you will know what I'm talking about
I swear every old family sitcom has a cute little kid added in the last season.
The 80’s were definitely an awesome time in this country.
Ah the tackiness of the 80’s. Good times!
The first 20 seconds of season one's opening just hits you in the feels - I wish they left it like that
Usually I'm not too keen on re-arranging the "Toy Parade" theme song into a different style (i.e. the final season of the original show), but I do enjoy the version heard on the "Still the Beaver" intro. The other one, not so much.
Oh yes, . . the memories of good-ole television.
I remember this when I was 7
RIP Tony Dow
Hugh Beaufort was passed away in before of the new leave it to beaver
Can you believe it? Today is Jerry’s birthday & he turned 70!
RIP Ken Osmond
When I watched this, I developed a crush on Kip Marcus once he started getting older 😍
well Freddy was funnier though the haskells way more entertaining
I absolutely loved leave it to beaver and it's something that I never knew about the new leave it to beaver when they're grown up that's neat! It's a downer that many cast members have passed away
This isnt gonna be released on DVD according to something said about it's broadcasting rights being left in limbo, it was said on its wiki page
This is true. I talked personally to the DVD producer for the original series when it was being prepared for release, and I was the one who actually made him aware that there was a reunion film and revival series in the 1980s (I also made him aware of the U.S. Savings Bond film which actually did end up appearing on the set!) I had already heard stories from the cast that the show was not available for syndication because its rights went to a company in Australia, but the producer went to great lengths to figure out what it would take to iron out the problem so that at least a sampling of the series--and the reunion film--could be included on the DVD. As it turned out, things were a lot worse than even I expected: the show's masters were destroyed in the Universal fire that happened in 2008. The original raw film elements still exist (being the actual film from the cameras used in producing the show), but every single episode would have to be re-created from scratch in order to put the show back. He expressed to me that it would be a painstaking and expensive process--one that would likely be cost prohibitive given that sales for a product such as that would be relatively low due to it being a niche market. So its safe to say not only will it never be on DVD, but it will also likely never even air on TV again either.
2:02 I remembered that this version was performed by Jazz Band Cabo Frio.
Thank you for the Memories
Eric Osmond really looked like Rick Schroder from Silver Spoons Freddy-Ricky
It's sad that Hugh Beaumont was gone too soon and never made it to the new leave it to beaver show with his star mates
Great memories as a. Kid!
Loved this
Had the biggest crush on Kaleena Kiff as a kid.
Thank you for the Great video
I want to learn more about Frank Bank
The originals must be somewhere. We have to find them just like we found "The Mona Lisa" painting!!! Does anyone know the address of the last apartment Vincenzo Peruggia lived in. We should start looking there!!!! Lol!!!!!
Heard about this from Sam Kinisons first appearance on Howard Stern ('86)
Was every first/second season episode opener really two whole minutes?? Good Lord.
Yes, the first season was, but it was on premium cable which didn't have commercial interruptions...had to fill the time gaps somehow! It was the very first Disney Channel original series, but then moved to TBS after the first season--which is when the theme changed!
Ah. Didn't know that. Thanks for the info :)!
Leave it in beaver
So that's what Kaleena Kiff did after LOVE, SIDNEY.
I had a crush on her during the last season of this show. (My family first got cable that year, so I only got to see that season).
One of the longest TV show intros ever.
They jazzed TF outta theme for the last 3 seasons
mandela effect i don't remember this show at all. My grandparents and parents had cable. I watched Leave to Beaver, this is so weird.
Great song
I enjoyed the revival series very well with my parents and grandparents. Not really a reboot since this shows picks up 20 something years since the series finale.of the OG series. Saved by the Bell is another example of a revival show. Same with Roseanne briefly.
What episodes were Robert Stevens in? He was the original Larry Mondello.
Sorry for the long awaited reply, Michael. Interestingly, he returned only for the two most important episodes of the '80s series...the premiere movie in 1983, and the series finale "Dads and Grads" in 1989. He was billed as a special guest star and never appeared in the opening credits.
Tony Dow directed tv shows too.
The last seasons theme was a cross between Cosby and Seinfeld
And it sucked.
While I enjoyed the show I recently found out why it ran for almost 5 seasons. The reason was not because it had good ratings but rather Ted Turner ordered 4 seasons worth of episodes. The show did last past the episodes turner ordered
It lasted a total of four seasons--one on Disney (the very first Disney Channel original series!) and three on Turner's TBS (100 episodes total). It is true that he did order two seasons at once--but he did renew it for one additional season, so it wasn't a mistake that it lasted as long as it did. Turner wasn't as concerned with ratings as the major networks were--in many cases, if he personally liked something, he aired it.
It had good ratings anyway, Not as high as Family Ties/Growing Pains-But was still a hit so who cares
mikey p If that was the case then it would’ve been renewed for another season
2:36 Why does Wally's wife have a background of crabs?
Peace love wow!?
where is corey feldman? thought he was on show
Corey Feldman only appeared in the original reunion movie. His role was recast for the series and was assumed by Kipp Marcus, with the character's name changing from "Corey" to "Kip" as well.
@@theoriginalbroadcast imagine if corey was in the show as well? bet itd be different
I like the first one the best mainly for the filming sequence and the synth music although the guitar riffs felt out of place to me.
Tony Dow was so hot.
What happened to Theodore's Wife? And how come he is still living at home???LOL!!! Just kidding I have never seen this series. But as soon as it is released on DVD I will purchase it.
Basically, Beaver got divorced, taken to the cleaners by his ex (though got custody of his kids) and had to move back home (and was still kinda immature...not a d-bag or anything, but still a tad naive to the ways of the world).
LOL!!!! I love Leave It To Beaver!!!!
@@vjmlhds glad he got custody at least
I always wondered why Ward was very, very rarely in the old photos featured on the show. I can't imagine Hugh Beaumont's estate was asking for too terribly much for likeness rights.
I thought he was used quite a bit, actually. The movie featured him quite a bit, and then occasionally throughout the series scenes were shown as a flashback as well. I don't think there was any problem at all with his likeness being used--in fact, for better or worse, the studio owned the original series, so they did not need any permission at all to use his likeness for any LITB clips that were used, and they also owned many promotional and original prop photos as well for which they would not require permission to use. Anyway, his family did endorse the new series--his real life sister (who bears an uncanny resemblance to Hugh!) even appeared in the show's Thanksgiving episode!
during the opening scene of season one Hugh Beaumont was show in one or two family pictures. which would not noticed unless you looked quickly as it fliped through the family pictures quickly. you had to pause it just right to see his picture. but as the two sons came down the stairs you see him on the wall with his wife.
There is only one Leave It to Beaver. The Original. Please.
What happened to the dad
He died before the series came back.
Hugh Beaumont dead.
This was just so bad. Such an opportunity wasted. It was embarrassing in the 80s if you had a friend at your home, and somebody was blaring this.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion of course, but the series really wasn't THAT bad when compared to the original series rather than comparing to other 1980s hits such as "Growing Pains" and "Family Ties". They got back most of the original cast--definitely all of the major players minus Ward (although his presence was still heavily felt), and while some of of the plots were a little childish and saccharine--so were the plots in the original series. It was a good match. And it was successful--it ran just over 100 episodes--not bad for one of the first scripted cable series. The only reason the show is forgotten is because of a distribution rights issue.
I would gladly have alot of those times back. I will take The New Leave It To Beaver, over all the reality show crap that the networks have sold out to.
They are all dead😢😢😢
RIP Ken Osmond