天才小麻烦 (1957)

Leave It to Beaver / 又名:

导演: 查尔斯·F·哈斯 Charles F. Haas,安东尼·利德 Anton Leader,大卫·巴特勒 David Butler,吉恩·雷诺兹 Gene Reynolds,厄尔·贝拉米 Earl Bellamy,休·博蒙特 Hugh Beaumont,詹姆斯·尼尔森 James Neilson,Norman Abbott Norman Abbott,诺曼·托卡 Norman Tokar,布雷泰格内·温达斯特 Bretaigne Windust,杰里·霍珀 Jerry Hopper

编剧: 约翰·韦登 John Whedon,Ellis Marcus Ellis Marcus,Clifford Goldsmith Clifford Goldsmith,Robert Paul Smith Robert Paul Smith,Katherine Albert Katherine Albert,约瑟夫·霍夫曼 Joseph Hoffman,Alan Lipscott Alan Lipscott,Bill Manhoff Bill Manhoff,William Gargaro Jr. William Gargaro Jr.,诺曼·托卡 Norman Tokar,Hendrik Vollaerts Hendrik Vollaerts,Peggy Chantler Dick Peggy Chantler Dick,Keith Fowler Keith Fowler,休·博蒙特 Hugh Beaumont,格温·巴奇 Gwen Bagni,Richard Baer Richard Baer,Bob Ross Bob Ross,约翰·帕特里克 John Patrick,Arthur Kober Arthur Kober,洛乌·布雷斯洛 Lou Breslow

演员: Jerry Mathers,Tony Dow,Hugh Beaumont

制片国家/地区: 美国

语言: 英语

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集数: 0

剧情简介

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　　"Leave It to Beaver" (1957-1963) is a family show set in the suburban town of Mayfield that focuses on the Cleaver family: Ward (Hugh Beaumont), father and accountant; June (Barbara Billingsley), wife and stay-at-home Mom; and their two boys, Wally (Tony Dow) a teenager, and their youngest, Theodore, better known to everyone as "Beaver" (Jerry Mathers). While television of the 1950s and '60s had its share of family shows during its black and white age, including "Father Knows Best" with Robert Young and Jane Wyatt; "The Donna Reed Show" (with Donna Reed and Carl Betz); "Dennis the Menace" (starring Jay North); and later, the long running series, "My Three Sons" (1960-1972) with Fred MacMurray, it seemed unlikely that "Leave It to Beaver" would become the one sit-com to survive and continue to air on television, whether locally or on cable, almost forty years after its final first run episode in 1963. The aforementioned family comedy shows had its share of reruns over the years before slowly disappearing into Limbo, replaced by newer programs to its Color-oriented viewers, but this innocent black and white show which was done on film and not on video tape (thank goodness), and to date never colorized to attract younger viewers, it still entertains as is. "Leave It to Beaver" geared to its younger viewers when first aired, but today, the children who loved it back then are either adults or grandparents currently sharing their TV memories with their young ones. And the tradition continues.