Oh you ache for him don't you Steven! You want him! You always have. Takes little effort to read between the lines and bear witness to your burning desire and the insatiable thirstiness you've harbored over Wally Cleaver for DECADES. There's no denying it. Your forbidden and wanton lust just flies off the page sweetie!
Godspeed Tony Dow, Don Grady and Tim Considine. You are all together up there now and thank you for all the memories. You're legacy's will all live on as much as we will miss you all.
Exactly what I said. No attempt in acting to make a different character. Same mannerisms, pacing, and delivery. Perhaps if he'd been more subdued and self-conscious, or ponderous in his delivery it would have been more interesting.
I live in a big neighborhood where people treat me exactly like Tony was treated in this episode. It's an unsettling feeling when there is no excuse for such cold behavior. I find dealing with people with odd cold behavior is to realize it's their problem not yours. They obviously have personal issues. Tony I think brought much of himself to his roles. A rather kind and peaceful person. Easy to like. RiP Tony Dow.
Welcome to the club. I learned early in my life that it's not always easy to be unique, but it's certainly alright. And if anyone has a problem with it, just say, "God made me this way, so if you have a problem with that, take it up with him."
I did not like Beaver either. He lied in nearly every episode. If I lied that much to my parents I'd have been dead. And Ward wanted to discipline him but June would not allow him to smack the hell out of the r*tard. Beaver would fall for anything, had the IQ of and ant and lied constantly. What was to like? Wally was perfect.
@@stormy8092 Hello, earth to @Stormy! You do understand that it was a late 1950,s early 1960,s T V show. The characters weren't real. They were playing their written lines in the show. But Tony Dow was more popular then Jerry Mathers. He also got more fan mail.
Gee Wally. You were really nice to those Douglas boys and they treated you like dirt. You should give them the business. You're too nice. Beaver is all alone now. Keep an eye on him.
IMHO the b/w episodes were much better than the latter ones. Chip's friend Sudsy cracked me up and I preferred him to Ernie. I also preferred Bub to Charley as Bub was lovable and Charley was just mean.
Funny thing is Jerry Mathers did an episode during the final season (complete with mustache) as an annoying and somewhat arrogant neighbor of Rob & Katie.
I've always preferred the early B&W episodes which featured Tim Considine as the eldest brother Mike,who was written out and departed from the series never to be heard from again when the show changed network affiliation
Yeah but they didn’t get the message that he’s not a delinquent. So they thought he was a bad kid. They started being nice when they finally let him say why he was there.
First time I ever seen this! Since Uncle charlie, was soon to become a major character on the show, and Tony relates how he is his uncle, what a shame they never again had him on the show. He could have been a semi regular.
They didn't want him looking like Wally Cleaver...so they disguised him like Clark Kent with glasses...no one could EVER see through this ingenious deception...lol!!!
Thanks for posting this. Me-TV should get to this episode in the next few weeks, as its reruns are currently of shows from Jan. 1964, so I can see it then..
This is one of my favorite My Three Sons episodes and I highly recommend it. If you have never seen it before, listen very closely to the conversation around the kitchen table at the beginning of the episode. The Douglas boys reactions to the events that transpire will make much more sense and consequently the episode will be that much funnier. I don't care what anybody else says, the funniest humor is always born from entirely believable misunderstandings. RIP TD.
It would have been funny to leave Tony's character un named to get the audience to think he ran away from home in Mayfield Ohio. I think after this Tony Dow went on a 17 month travelling musical with Jerry Mathers.
No. Actually, Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond), was a seasoned actor with a list of credentials. Also,his humor, especially the dynamics with Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver were hysterical.
@@ilovebeinggay6794 I think Jerry was a fantastic child actor, as was Tony. As Jerry approached adolescence and self consciousness, it became harder for him to be Beaver but that's normal. Jerry was amazing as a 6, 7, 8, 9 year old.
Interesting, Wally had graduated from Mayfield High in May of 1963, did his first year at State, but yet was able to get to the Douglas house in Bryant Park before heading home. I guess he was looking forward to seeing Julie Foster.
A sitcom with Wally in College would have been great to see.!! 😍 Boy next to wally ...tim C was nothing... and i liked Tim C since MMC serials. I guess character Gilbert received cooking lessons from his Uncle Charley AND how not to be self-centered, but responsible, giving and forgiving....unlike don grady and the other 2 sons portrayed in this telling episode. This is a very revealing transition for the way our generation would be transitioning away from....good bye sweet sweet wally!
Walleye should have remained on the Levittown Beverage Program instead of switching to this awful _My 3 Sons Show._ Walleye seemed relatively normal in comparison to the other characters, who behaved in an extremely peculiar manner. This was the most wretched sitcom of all time.
No, Tony died the next day on the 27th. At first the family prematurely announced his death the day before but died the very next day at home under hospice care.
this was just silly. I guarantee EVERY person that watched MTS also watched LITB and when they saw good ol' Wally turn up here in "disguise" with glasses they just laughed and said "What the hell is Wally doing there and WHY don't the Douglas boys "recognize" him? It would have been MUCH funnier if Eddie showed up instead....
Wonder why they stopped lightening Chips hair? It was quite light blonde in the earlier seasons I thought a little TOO light but this is a drastic change. In the pilot his hair looked really natural.
Wow, that was strange. Never saw that but again i was never a big fan of "My Three Sons". Poor Wally, by 1964, "Leave it to Beaver" had been over for about 1 year, and so i imagine he was looking for any type of work.
This was the last episode of Season 4. Great episode and nice to see Tony Dow, God rest his soul, branch out. All four of them did as they carried this episode. Tim C, God rest his soul, was another great actor and writer. He wrote the best My Three Sons episode ever in Season 5.
I don’t think it was unnecessary if they hadn’t of we might have wound up being jerks like these bozo kids are today!! Thank Goodness they brought Decent shows back maybe these youngsters and the parents might stand a chance of being Decent!!Keep Praying is all we can do but remember Prayer is Powerful and we stand a chance this way!!😇🙏🥰
This came a year after Leave It to Beaver left the air. There is an awkwardness about seeing Tony Dow in glasses trying to be a social misfit character when it comes off as Wally Cleaver in glasses. His mannerisms were the same. There was no change in his "acting" to create a different character. The entire episode and the interaction with the other characters is strange as well.
When I saw that show back in the day, it flipped me out to see Wally Cleaver eating at their table. Even the brothers are looking at him like he's Wally. I saw him on a beach movie and there was Wally Cleaver again, sitting on a beach blanket with girls in bikinis.
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Man, Wally was still being nice even when they were mean to him. I'm surprised he didnt give them the business
He needed Eddie Haskell to come with him on the trip.
Anyone else would have flipped their lid!
@@SallySallySallySally Or went ape......
Eddie Haskell would have put them in their place real fast!! He should have showed up knocking on the front door! 😀
“The business.” 🤣🤣🤣
Tony was he big brother every boomer wishes they had. As always the perfect role model. He was the all American boy personified.
RIP Wally.
Tony Dow was a very handsome young man in this show.
Always handsome
Oh you ache for him don't you Steven! You want him! You always have. Takes little effort to read between the lines and bear witness to your burning desire and the insatiable thirstiness you've harbored over Wally Cleaver for DECADES. There's no denying it. Your forbidden and wanton lust just flies off the page sweetie!
Very!
@@ilovebeinggay6794 tsk~tsk~tsk~~ ;)
Godspeed Tony Dow, Don Grady and Tim Considine. You are all together up there now and thank you for all the memories. You're legacy's will all live on as much as we will miss you all.
One of my favorite shows!!!
Up where?
@@kosmokritikos9299 Up yours
@@TWS-pd5dc 😆😂🤣
Robbie's lucky Wally didn't kick his ass in the kitchen!!
Speaking of asses…
Hit him with a pillow!
@@ilovebeinggay6794 They CLOBBER the JERKS!
For sure!
He's basically Wally Cleaver with glasses!
Exactly what I said. No attempt in acting to make a different character. Same mannerisms, pacing, and delivery. Perhaps if he'd been more subdued and self-conscious, or ponderous in his delivery it would have been more interesting.
Kinda like Clark Kent
I live in a big neighborhood where people treat me exactly like Tony was treated in this episode. It's an unsettling feeling when there is no excuse for such cold behavior. I find dealing with people with odd cold behavior is to realize it's their problem not yours. They obviously have personal issues. Tony I think brought much of himself to his roles. A rather kind and peaceful person. Easy to like. RiP Tony Dow.
Welcome to the club. I learned early in my life that it's not always easy to be unique, but it's certainly alright. And if anyone has a problem with it, just say, "God made me this way, so if you have a problem with that, take it up with him."
@@RayPointerChannel Excellent Advice.
Robby went ape.
Well Toyota do you brush your teeth on a daily basis? Perhaps you have halitosis and people are too embarrassed to tell you.
@@punkanellylovejoy702 Why bother making such an odd comment to strangers. Do you have nothing better to do
I always liked Wally more than the Beaver. They had to put glasses on him in this episode because in real life he was so Handsome!
I did not like Beaver either. He lied in nearly every episode. If I lied that much to my parents I'd have been dead. And Ward wanted to discipline him but June would not allow him to smack the hell out of the r*tard. Beaver would fall for anything, had the IQ of and ant and lied constantly. What was to like? Wally was perfect.
@@stormy8092 Hello, earth to @Stormy! You do understand that it was a late 1950,s early 1960,s T V show. The characters weren't real. They were playing their written lines in the show. But Tony Dow was more popular then Jerry Mathers. He also got more fan mail.
You likely wanted him
Those Douglas boys sure did give Wally the business in this episode.
They're lucky he didn't clobber them!
Robbie, especially, could be a little tyrannical at times.
@@lorraineb.4698 Chip was the one with heart IMO.
@@brendanj222 He wasn’t afraid to clobber Beaver though. Probably because he’s his brother and Mike Robbie and Chip aren’t.
Yea in this I didn’t like any of them and even though I am a lady wanted to kick them in the chins!!
Gee Wally. You were really nice to those Douglas boys and they treated you like dirt. You should give them the business. You're too nice. Beaver is all alone now. Keep an eye on him.
Robbie was acting like a jerk on this ep Also Steve should have told them a friend of bud is coming
IMHO the b/w episodes were much better than the latter ones. Chip's friend Sudsy cracked me up and I preferred him to Ernie. I also preferred Bub to Charley as Bub was lovable and Charley was just mean.
Funny thing is Jerry Mathers did an episode during the final season (complete with mustache) as an annoying and somewhat arrogant neighbor of Rob & Katie.
Robbie actually wasn't in the last season or two....he wanted out...
I've always preferred the early B&W episodes which featured Tim Considine as the eldest brother Mike,who was written out and departed from the series never to be heard from again when the show changed network affiliation
OK, but this post is about the guest appearance of Tony Dow
💔Thanks Tony for your Wonderful Life !! 🙏😪
Just waiting for Eddie to bust in! Gee Wally, you sure got a big neck......
Look Sam. Don't go getting all crazy, or Lumpy is liable to murderlize you.
Dow could take Grady anytime!
I wish they'd release the entire series of My Three Sons on DVD. Was great seeing two of my crushes, Tony Dow and Don Grady together.
Yes all 12 seasons need to be on DVD.
Several series are up on TH-cam. Their copyright (50 years ) has expired.
I have a few my three sons on dvd, I think I bought them from Amazon
The boys are so mean to poor Wally in this episode!
Yeah but they didn’t get the message that he’s not a delinquent. So they thought he was a bad kid. They started being nice when they finally let him say why he was there.
He should have never left the Cleavers residence and taken his azz down the street to their house.
I don't know what they were so sore about.
Thanks for this awesome gift Scott. Immensely enjoyed it.
RIP Tony! You, Jerry, and Ken gave me such great memories! 💖 So sad to hear of your passing. 😞
Those boys must have felt threatened by someone better.
The script made Tony run back to Mayfield and get back with the Beaver.
And back to eddie haskell
I don't know the black and white My Three sons episodes that much I'm so used to the color ones with Ernie.
Tony can be my guest! 🥰
RIP Tony
First time I ever seen this! Since Uncle charlie, was soon to become a major character on the show, and Tony relates how he is his uncle, what a shame they never again had him on the show. He could have been a semi regular.
Nobody can replace William "Bub" Frawley!!!!!
Tony Dow probably wanted to expand his acting chops....like maybe acting in movies.
Wish he would have, even though he’s always Wally to me.
It's almost like Clark Kent, they put those big round glasses on Tony so it wouldn't just be like Wally was sitting there on another show.
Wow! I never knew Wally was on My Three Sons!!😃
Jerry Mathers was on a later episode as Katie and Robbie's neighbor....
And what measures did you or your 3 sons take to get him off?
This is a rare find. Thank you for posting!
Thanks Scott I've never seen that before
Jerry Mathers later guest starred as a neighbor of Rob and Katie's.
Gee Wally, those glasses are really neat!
They didn't want him looking like Wally Cleaver...so they disguised him like Clark Kent with glasses...no one could EVER see through this ingenious deception...lol!!!
😂😂
D@!$ Tony Dow handsome
This is the first reference to "Uncle Charlie" in the series (Bub's brother-in-law).
Bub was the best and Wally is too!!!!!!!
feinstei UNCLE CHARLEY WAS BUB'S BROTHER.
So really he would have been the boys cousin.
I remember this episode.
Hard to believe 3 of 4 are dead. RIP.
They thought Tony was some sort of violent psychopath who was trying to act normal.
Thanks for posting this. Me-TV should get to this episode in the next few weeks, as its reruns are currently of shows from Jan. 1964, so I can see it then..
Wally/Tony is such a cool guy, somebody you would want to have as your friend/brother!!!!!
I was hoping he’d get a hunk of cake from the kitchen.
Wally: *"Look, don't you guys get sloppy with me..I just might slug one on you."* Douglas's: *'Huh'* 👀
😂
"Gee Wally, it's really kinda creepy to see you on a competing sitcom. Was your per diem really that bad?"
Doubtful anyone but Fred McMurray got per diem.
Gee Nevada, you really are a nosey little busybody aren't you?
Funny trying to see him outside of his wally cleaver character
Wow, I had forgotten all about this episode.
Great content. Thanks for editing and posting.
They probably figured that without the glasses, he'd be too recognizable as Wally.
Kind of like Superman?
Exactly 😆
Good to see Wally again.
Tony was such a hunk! Wish they had shown Tony and Don Grady shirtless, they had nice builds!
Wow, what a find.
Disguised in glasses.
It 's strange to see Tony Dow playing another character. I guess he will always be typecast as Wally Cleaver.
Hes best known as an artist
@@SwedishMeattball he was also a director too.
He IS Wally Cleaver. 💕
This is only a year after Beaver ended!!
I've seen Tony Dow in many other roles and he always gave a good performance.
Somebody needs to give
Somebody "The Business"
This is one of my favorite My Three Sons episodes and I highly recommend it. If you have never seen it before, listen very closely to the conversation around the kitchen table at the beginning of the episode. The Douglas boys reactions to the events that transpire will make much more sense and consequently the episode will be that much funnier. I don't care what anybody else says, the funniest humor is always born from entirely believable misunderstandings. RIP TD.
Tony was hotter with glasses.
He looks good with them!!!!!
♥️
It would have been good if one of them had shown up on leave it to beaver
LTB had ended it's run by then. There wouldn't be anyone home at 211 Pine.
This house layout looks similar to Major Nelson's in I dream of Jeannie.
if it wasn't for the canned laughter it would be difficult to know when to laugh during these tv sitcoms.
Thanks for spelling it out for me.
My favorites!
It would have been funny to leave Tony's character un named to get the audience to think he ran away from home in Mayfield Ohio. I think after this Tony Dow went on a 17 month travelling musical with Jerry Mathers.
This is amazing. Tony Dow guest-starring on "My Three Sons" in 1964. I wonder how he liked wearing those coke glasses? LOL
He could have yanked back at them and never said a word I am a lady but I don’t have that much patience maybe my age is catching up with now Haha!!
Tv kids in the 1960s always drank milk!
Both shows were great.
Saw this one Tony was great Rip Tony Dow and thank u 4 greatTV.
Gil was kind. He was treated like a dog.
Tony Dow was the only person on the set who could act! It looks like a real actor doing high school play. Go Tony!
No. Actually, Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond), was a seasoned actor with a list of credentials. Also,his humor, especially the dynamics with Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver were hysterical.
@@DerGlaetze I was talking about his appearance on this show, not his cast mates on on leave it to Beaver.
Don Grady was a decent actor and Tony could hold his own but none of them ever had to worry about winning any awards.
They could have gotten a MUCH better beaver than Jerry. But we're used to him now and wouldn't change him I guess.
@@ilovebeinggay6794 I think Jerry was a fantastic child actor, as was Tony. As Jerry approached adolescence and self consciousness, it became harder for him to be Beaver but that's normal. Jerry was amazing as a 6, 7, 8, 9 year old.
Good thing Tony Dow was nice. I think he could have easily clocked all three of those Douglas boys at once.
A great guy!!!!!
Don Grady really got sore didn't he?
Interesting, Wally had graduated from Mayfield High in May of 1963, did his first year at State, but yet was able to get to the Douglas house in Bryant Park before heading home. I guess he was looking forward to seeing Julie Foster.
@@rubytuesday4379 And was giving Rob fits. Lol
@@rubytuesday4379 Actually The Allan Brady Show.
Gilbert Thornberry ?
Combination of characters from
Leave It To Beaver & The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet .
Robbie was seconds away from a Wally beatdown.
Wally could have kicked his ass to Sunday!
@@jaengen yeah he could.
Could they have been any meaner! Geesh!
Thanks for the upload !! Nice to see Tony Dow tip his hand at Soap opera acting ten years later !!..
I love Wally with glasses!
Would've been nice to see a big finned Mopar driving by.
A sitcom with Wally in College would have been great to see.!! 😍
Boy next to wally ...tim C was nothing... and i liked Tim C since MMC serials. I guess character Gilbert received cooking lessons from his Uncle Charley AND how not to be self-centered, but responsible, giving and forgiving....unlike don grady and the other 2 sons portrayed in this telling episode. This is a very revealing transition for the way our generation would be transitioning away from....good bye sweet sweet wally!
By 1964 Beaver was over!
It is a good family movie
Tony as Gilbert? What would the Beav think??
I guess Leave it to Beaver was off the air by this point.
yes, a year earlier
Dude looks like Wally Cleaver.
Walleye should have remained on the Levittown Beverage Program instead of switching to this awful _My 3 Sons Show._ Walleye seemed relatively normal in comparison to the other characters, who behaved in an extremely peculiar manner. This was the most wretched sitcom of all time.
Are the Douglas boys confusing him with Eddie Haskell?
Well, I read Tony Dow’s obituary today in the Times. Then they ran a retraction. Guess he’s still alive.
No he died, Wed 7/27
No, Tony died the next day on the 27th. At first the family prematurely announced his death the day before but died the very next day at home under hospice care.
@@ArmyVeteran- oh I love your goatee, it looks so sexy and manly on you.
looks like fred macmurray refused to work with tony dow
He must have read the script to this episode. It's awful!
Even that Dudley McMillan character appeared on the show.
Didn't get a chance to save the party by playing the piano and put Eddie Haskell in his place.
this was just silly. I guarantee EVERY person that watched MTS also watched LITB and when they saw good ol' Wally turn up here in "disguise" with glasses they just laughed and said "What the hell is Wally doing there and WHY don't the Douglas boys "recognize" him? It would have been MUCH funnier if Eddie showed up instead....
I wish nice sweet wally would have kicked those sons in the arse (s)...absolutely no respect for a guest.
I thought Id seen every episode but I've never seen this one.
Wonder why they stopped lightening Chips hair? It was quite light blonde in the earlier seasons I thought a little TOO light but this is a drastic change. In the pilot his hair looked really natural.
Did they bleach his hair? He was a natural blonde as a kid but it turned brown when he was a teenager.
Growing up I never did like my three sons my mom had it on all the time.
RIP Tony Dow. Please give The Lord the business.
Wally could have just knocked their block off, if he wanted to
Jerry Mathers was also on an episode of my three sons, but he was wearing a mustache at the time and it was around 1970 toward the end of the series
Yes that's right, I have that clip as well
Wow, that was strange. Never saw that but again i was never a big fan of "My Three Sons". Poor Wally, by 1964, "Leave it to Beaver" had been over for about 1 year, and so i imagine he was looking for any type of work.
This was the last episode of Season 4. Great episode and nice to see Tony Dow, God rest his soul, branch out. All four of them did as they carried this episode. Tim C, God rest his soul, was another great actor and writer. He wrote the best My Three Sons episode ever in Season 5.
My three sons is the only TV family show that lasted 12 seasons was unnecessary
I don’t think it was unnecessary if they hadn’t of we might have wound up being jerks like these bozo kids are today!! Thank Goodness they brought Decent shows back maybe these youngsters and the parents might stand a chance of being Decent!!Keep Praying is all we can do but remember Prayer is Powerful and we stand a chance this way!!😇🙏🥰
This came a year after Leave It to Beaver left the air. There is an awkwardness about seeing Tony Dow in glasses trying to be a social misfit character when it comes off as Wally Cleaver in glasses. His mannerisms were the same. There was no change in his "acting" to create a different character. The entire episode and the interaction with the other characters is strange as well.
When I saw that show back in the day, it flipped me out to see Wally Cleaver eating at their table. Even the brothers are looking at him like he's Wally. I saw him on a beach movie and there was Wally Cleaver again, sitting on a beach blanket with girls in bikinis.