"Leave It to Beaver" is a sitcom that was broadcast on television in the United States from 1957 to 1963. The play has already had an iconic status in the United States. "Machete" represents an idealized suburban family in the mid-20th century. Connelly and Bob Mosher. These radio and early television veterans have drawn inspiration for the characters, plots and dialogues of the show from the lives, experiences and dialogues of their children. From a child's perspective, "Leaving the Beaver" is one of the first prime-time sitcom series, and "Leaving the Beaver" has nine complete 39-week plots. In 1997, the film version based on the original series was released with negative reviews. In October 2007, TV Land held a marathon to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the program. Although the show has never broken through Nielsen's top 30 ratings or won any awards, it was still ranked by Time magazine as the “Top 100 Historic TV Shows” in 2007.