Ward lets us know that tonight's theme is fear. The Cleavers are getting new neighbors and June knows more about them than the FBI. Upstairs, Wally, Beaver, and Eddie Haskell are also "spying" on the new neighbors. June want Wally to take some flowers to the Donaldsons as a welcome gift, Wally doesn't want to, but Beaver is willing. When Mrs. Donaldson accepts the flowers, she gives Beaver a peck on the cheek.
Eddie convinces Wally they should give Beaver the business about the kiss. Eddie tells Beaver that Mr. Donaldson won't like it that his wife kissed Beaver. Beaver tries to sound Ward out about the "problems" of kissing a married woman, but doesn't get much useful information. Turns out the new neighbors have a niece, Julie; and they thought they might invite Beaver over to meet her.
Unfortunately, Beaver has been made to fear Mr. Donaldson; so when he says he wants to talk to Beaver, Beaver runs away. Doesn't help that Mr. Donaldson is huge, and is holding bush trimming clippers in his hands at the time. Mr. Donaldson asks his wife to call June, that might help get the little guy over.
Beaver has decided he is going to hide in his room forever. Forever is a short time, as June tells him that he has been invited over to the Donaldson's.
June is making sure Beaver is ready but she isn't mentioning the niece. Beaver says his head hurts; does he have to go. He is taking a present: yo-yo. Beaver leaves as though he is never coming back. Eddie and Wally stop Beaver on the way over and make him even more nervous. Eddie makes up such a story as to what might happen, he scares himself and takes off for home.
Outside the house, Wally is making a sound like a sick cow as a signal all is OK, but Beaver passes it off as an owl. However, the plan falls apart when Ward finds Wally with a periscope to look into the window with; he is disappointed that Wally is jealous of his brother for being invited to the Donaldson's. Wally can't explain what he is doing, so he has to go home. When Mrs. Donaldson goes to the door to let her husband and niece it, Beaver is missing upon her return.
The Donaldsons come over looking for the Beaver. Ward goes upstairs in search of his son who is hiding under the bed. Beaver is just about quaking in terror when it comes to meeting Mr. Donaldson. When Ward tries to explain, it doesn't get any better. Doesn't help that Ward doesn't have any reason he can offer or even understand himself. Now the Donaldsons think Ward is just crazy.
The next morning Ward and June figure they won't be having much to do with the Donaldsons, but when they look out the window there is Beaver shaking hands with Mr. Donaldson. When Beaver comes him they ask why the turnaround; why isn't Beaver afraid anymore. Beaver explained to Mr. Donaldson, and now Beaver can kiss his wife anytime he wants. Ward wants to ask Beaver what was all that about. June makes the biggest mistake of her life when she tells Ward to just leave it. A little digging and they would have known the "character" of Eddie Haskell and would have been ready for him.
Eddie convinces Wally they should give Beaver the business about the kiss. Eddie tells Beaver that Mr. Donaldson won't like it that his wife kissed Beaver. Beaver tries to sound Ward out about the "problems" of kissing a married woman, but doesn't get much useful information. Turns out the new neighbors have a niece, Julie; and they thought they might invite Beaver over to meet her.
Unfortunately, Beaver has been made to fear Mr. Donaldson; so when he says he wants to talk to Beaver, Beaver runs away. Doesn't help that Mr. Donaldson is huge, and is holding bush trimming clippers in his hands at the time. Mr. Donaldson asks his wife to call June, that might help get the little guy over.
Beaver has decided he is going to hide in his room forever. Forever is a short time, as June tells him that he has been invited over to the Donaldson's.
June is making sure Beaver is ready but she isn't mentioning the niece. Beaver says his head hurts; does he have to go. He is taking a present: yo-yo. Beaver leaves as though he is never coming back. Eddie and Wally stop Beaver on the way over and make him even more nervous. Eddie makes up such a story as to what might happen, he scares himself and takes off for home.
Outside the house, Wally is making a sound like a sick cow as a signal all is OK, but Beaver passes it off as an owl. However, the plan falls apart when Ward finds Wally with a periscope to look into the window with; he is disappointed that Wally is jealous of his brother for being invited to the Donaldson's. Wally can't explain what he is doing, so he has to go home. When Mrs. Donaldson goes to the door to let her husband and niece it, Beaver is missing upon her return.
The Donaldsons come over looking for the Beaver. Ward goes upstairs in search of his son who is hiding under the bed. Beaver is just about quaking in terror when it comes to meeting Mr. Donaldson. When Ward tries to explain, it doesn't get any better. Doesn't help that Ward doesn't have any reason he can offer or even understand himself. Now the Donaldsons think Ward is just crazy.
The next morning Ward and June figure they won't be having much to do with the Donaldsons, but when they look out the window there is Beaver shaking hands with Mr. Donaldson. When Beaver comes him they ask why the turnaround; why isn't Beaver afraid anymore. Beaver explained to Mr. Donaldson, and now Beaver can kiss his wife anytime he wants. Ward wants to ask Beaver what was all that about. June makes the biggest mistake of her life when she tells Ward to just leave it. A little digging and they would have known the "character" of Eddie Haskell and would have been ready for him.
