Eddie and Wally make a late night trip to the all night pharmacy some miles away to pick up some medicine for Wally's infant son. This excursion ends with them both being arrested when Wally realizes he walked out of the house with no money after Eddie has spent the only twenty dollars he has on lottery tickets. Of course, none of them are winners. You don't see what transpired, but the last thing you see before the arrest is Eddie saying he has a way with people before trying to convince the pharmacy clerk to see things their way and let them have the medicine on account.
The first tie-in here is that Ken Osmond, the actor who portrayed Eddie Haskell, was a Los Angeles motorcycle policeman for 18 years from 1970 to 1988, and here he is being arrested. The other tie-in is that Beaver mentions to his kids that he had a rabbit as a child that ended in tragedy. The original LITB TV show did have an episode where Beaver had a rabbit, but it did not end in tragedy.
The only really odd thing in this episode - besides the very 80s clothes -is that Wally goes to the all night pharmacy in his robe and pajamas and nobody says anything about it.
The first tie-in here is that Ken Osmond, the actor who portrayed Eddie Haskell, was a Los Angeles motorcycle policeman for 18 years from 1970 to 1988, and here he is being arrested. The other tie-in is that Beaver mentions to his kids that he had a rabbit as a child that ended in tragedy. The original LITB TV show did have an episode where Beaver had a rabbit, but it did not end in tragedy.
The only really odd thing in this episode - besides the very 80s clothes -is that Wally goes to the all night pharmacy in his robe and pajamas and nobody says anything about it.