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This new girl liked Beaver
LOL. That is all.
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Solium, get a life! Seriously, GET A LIFE! Maybe it's too late, maybe it's not. Equally seriously, ANYthing that's overly PC makes me sick.
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There's an ep where the Beav says a very filthy swear word and gets in trouble for that! Also, can anyone name the Stanley Kubrick movie that the Beaver (it's always the Beaver, never just plain Beaver) sneaks into?
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Okay, now I'll be serious. "Wholesome" is a word retroactively applied by people to many things from decades passed, like inoffensive television where a wife and husband would sleep in seperate beds, or in a film where an actress would tell a character oof by saying, "Oh, go fry an egg!". Wholesome was never meant to mean things were as pure as the driven snow, and that TV has to be like that to be family programming. It was a series with heart and plesant characters. It's sort of like a 1980's Saturday afternoon TV movie with moral points and ethical dilemma's. It's entirely wholesome if a character does something wrong but in the ends realizes the errors in their ways and does the right thing and makes them a better person afterwards, while not diving into heavy adult subject matter like sex, drugs, rape, murder, etc. I mean, it's "Leave It to Beaver", nto a movie about a hooker with a "heart of gold". This tradition was carried on over the decades in various TV series, like "Full House". Though as decades passed they started pushing boundaries (alcohol, drugs experimentation, and more). I only wish we have modern versions of shows with intentions like that, while not being like you stepped out of Deloran while whistling holding a fishing pole. And maybe we'll pass this time on names like "Beaver". Also, under no circumstances can anybody be named "Harry Baals" (you think I'm making that name up?).
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Also, can anyone name the Stanley Kubrick movie that the Beaver (it's always the Beaver, never just plain Beaver) sneaks into? Probably SPARTACUS. They were both made at Universal. Correct! I hear that in a new remake of the series that the Beav will be sneaking into Paul Thomas Anderson films.
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