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The Beaver: 'Memba Him?!

Posted Nov 25th 2009 12:30AM by TMZ Staff

Jerry Mathers is best know for playing 'The Beaver' in the classic '50s TV series "Leave It to Beaver." Guess what he looks like now!

The Beaver: 'Memba Him?!

Tags: leave it to beaver, LeaveItToBeaver

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1. FIrst!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 12:39AM on Nov 25th 2009 by Simone

2. Beaver = good, Brazilian = bad.

Posted at 1:25AM on Nov 25th 2009 by Alan

3. Simone = also bad.

Posted at 3:32AM on Nov 25th 2009 by Simone

4. Hey Ward, do you want to play with the beaver?

Posted at 7:45AM on Nov 25th 2009 by jeff

5. Does anyone know what career Jerry Mathers persued? I do not recall seeing him as an actor after the "Leave It To Beaver" series ended.

Posted at 8:35AM on Nov 25th 2009 by Legally Bonde

6. My friend ran into Beav, Lumpy and Eddie who were in town for a Beaver thing. There was no pleasing the Beav and the hotel told him to go somewhere else. My friend said Lumpy and Eddie were real nice.

Posted at 9:26AM on Nov 25th 2009 by Tyrone Jefferson

7. It's a damn shame when TMZ deletes my kinder, gentler posts-guess there's such a thing as not being controversial, ignorant or trivial enough.

Hey guys, it's Thanksgiving and Beav needs a break!

Posted at 10:12AM on Nov 25th 2009 by Raejean

8. young Beaver = cute, old Beaver = not so cute.

Posted at 5:07PM on Nov 25th 2009 by Alan

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