Barbara Billingsley

Mike (Michael Strahan) is surprised when sports writer, Meg (Toni Trucks), decides to do a cover story on him for PSEN magazine. Mike thinks that this may be his big break to find more work, maybe even in Hollywood. Meg decides to dig a little deeper by asking Chill (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) and other people close to Mike in order for her to get her big story. Meanwhile Coach's (Carl Weathers) team is undefeated and he is taking his superstitions to an extreme level. Adele (CCH Pounder) is unhappy that Coach won't break some of his superstitions for her. She feels like Coach is choosing the football team over her and doesn't know if she will ever get her husband back.

Betsy, a new classmate, agrees to write Beaver’s autobiography assignment for him — but little does he know that Betsy also overheard him call her a “gooney creep.” Also available on TV Land

Beaver Cleaver (Jerry Mathers) has grown up and finally found success on the football field -- and with the ladies. But he shows his immaturity by trying to date two girls on the same night. Older brother Wally (Tony Dow) feels like he's more mature and ready for a moustache. The final season of this classic TV show has Beaver debating whether he should lie, Wally pledging a frat and Eddie (Ken Osmond) helping out some robbers.

Beaver Cleaver (Jerry Mathers) faces some tough times at school when he gets a D- on his report card, learns his favorite teacher is engaged and is caught swearing. Wally's (Tony Dow) good friend Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond) confronts tragedy of his own when a girl breaks his heart. Other fourth-season highlights include Wally getting kicked off the track team and Beaver getting trapped in an enormous soup bowl.