Realizing that he's too big to play with his old teddy bear, Beaver decides to give it to Benji (Episode: Beaver's Old Friend)

Oliver returns to Mayfield to reclaim his valuable comic book, unaware that Kyle sold it a few years back.

After an incident with a firework, Scammer is sent away. Kevin schemes to get his best friend back.

Kyle is less than thrilled when he is forced to accompany Mandy to pick out her wedding dress. Meanwhile, Kevin and Scammer go to their first middle school party.

Andrea realizes she has feelings for Kyle and decides to break up with Beaver.

Neddie and Kyle create an elaborate lie when writing to an old pen pal. Things take a turn when the pen pal makes a surprise visit. Meanwhile, Kylie decides she no longer wants to wear dresses.

Kevin gets grounded for sneaking out in the middle of the night. While cleaning Kip's attic as punishment, Kevin and Kylie get into a fight and accidentally knock a whole into the attic floor.

The coffee shop is up and running, but Kyle disagrees with Freddie's tactics.

As Kyle and his children, and the Haskell's, sans Teddie, go on vacation, Kaleb begins his summer job at the country club. Kip and Teddie each meet someone at the country club.

Neddie receives a sympathy card from his mother, which leads him and Kyle to Eureka Springs, Arkansas in a search for her.

Kyle takes his 16-year-old cousin, Kaleb, under his wing. Kevin soon becomes jealous and worries his father will stop loving him.

The Haskell family is hit with a devastating loss. Note: This story is dedicated to the memory of Ken Osmond.

When Kyle doesn't think Kevin and Kylie are responsible enough to take care of a pet, they sneak a dog into the house and secretly care for it to show how responsible they are. There's only one problem. Kyle is allergic to dogs.

Gia, Kyle's ex-girlfriend and mother to Kevin and Kylie, returns to Mayfield, hoping to be in her childrens' lives again. Kyle and Kevin do not trust her, but a hopeful Kylie is sure her mother has changed.

During the annual trip to Shadow Lake, Kyle, Kevin, Kylie, and Kipp sneak off to an amusement park along with Neddie Haskell.

Camille Rutherford, the grand niece of Violet Rutherford, returns to Mayfield and she and Kyle quickly begin dating each other. She soon proves to be just as manipulative as her great aunt, and everyone except a smitten Kyle sees it.

Beaver worries that town pride is a thing of the past. Meanwhile, Kylie fails a test for the first time and doesn't know how to tell Kyle.

Kyle stresses out while Kevin goes to his first sleepover. Meanwhile, Kylie has a sleepover of her own.

When Kevin and Kylie are stuck spending the Saturday with Kipp, they decide to sneak to the park by themselves. Meanwhile, Freddie Haskell chains himself to the movie theater to protest it being turned into a coffee house.

Theodore "The Beaver" Cleaver is not only a grandfather, but now a great-grandfather, and still living in the house he grew up in, which he inherited from his late mother, June Cleaver. This story revolves around Beaver, his eldest son Kipp, his grandson Kyle, and his great grandchildren, Kevin and Kylie. In this story, Kevin faces teasing about how young his father is.

Wally looks back to a time that was hard. Eddie had always been his best friend, and Wally wasn't sure how to react to the news at the time since it was not a good one. Writing prompt

A heartbroken Eddie finds it hard to make amends with Wally after hearing the truth about a girl he pretended to be going steady with. (Episode: "Eddie's Double Cross")

Beaver and Wally want to make amends for the trouble they caused when Beaver accidentally backed Ward's car into the street. But Wally's lack of a driver's license may make their good deed impossible. (Episode: "Beaver Takes A Drive")

Wally worries about his little brother when Beaver appears depressed after falling into a billboard soup bowl on a dare. (Episode: "In the Soup")

Wally takes matters into his own hands when he finds out that Eddie and Lumpy were the ones who changed Beaver's grade on his report card. (Episode: "Beaver's Report Card.")