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The first three episodes were quite disappointing, but they did have a spark of potential for improvement, so I hope thatвЂ™s what we are going to see. IвЂ™m actually really looking forward to this series. Then continue with new episodes every Wednesday.

I assume thatВ Cartoon NetworkВ will start out by replaying the first three episodes of Legends of Chima, as they aired so long ago probably nobody remembers them. According to the LEGO Club Magazine weekly episodes will being on Cartoon Network starting on July 10th! рџ™‚

#LEAVE IT TO BEAVER EPISODES YOUTUBE SERIES#

One of the biggest news is that the LEGO Legends of Chima TV series weekly episodes are finally coming! As you may remember the first two episodes aired on Cartoon Network all the way back in January ( The Legend of Chima & The Great Story), then they were replayed in March with a third episode added ( The Warrior Within). вЂњIn fact, because it was so expensive, for the next probably three or four episodes we could only use the ensemble cast because it was budgeted at, I believe $58,000, which was an incredible amount of money for a show at that time.I just got the July/August issue of the LEGO Club Magazine, which includes quite a few pages of information on the new LEGO Legends of Chima sets, as well as a separate insert with even more Chima goodness. вЂњвЂIn the SoupвЂ is the most expensive Leave It To Beaver episode ever made,вЂќ Mathers recalled to the Television Academy Foundation. Adjusted for inflation, that would be almost $510,000 today.

While very memorable, the creation of the billboard and other necessary props and staging equipment cost producers almost $60,000 back in 1960. вЂњItвЂ™s one of the that people remember the most.вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s just a terrible mess,вЂќ Mathers said. One of the famous lines is, вЂJust put your foot on the ladyвЂ™s thumb!вЂ™вЂќ And he puts his hand up on the rim of the bowl that the soupвЂ™s on. вЂњSo Beaver starts to climb the billboard and gets up and the soup is in a saucer. Next thing you know and Whitey has talked Beaver into checking out this giant steaming soup bowl to see if itвЂ™s real вЂ“ and the showвЂ™s classic comedy of errors begins. вЂњWell, decided, вЂWouldnвЂ™t that be an interesting thing to do a show about?вЂ™ So they didnвЂ™t want to use cigarettes so they thought, вЂOh weвЂ™ll use a thing of soup.вЂ™ So Beaver and Whitey are looking up at it and Whitey says, вЂDo you think thatвЂ™s real steam and real soup in that bowl up on the billboard?вЂ™ And Beaver goes, вЂI donвЂ™t know.вЂ™вЂќ In Times Square at the time, they had a smoking advertisement, I believe it was for Winstons or Camels.вЂќ вЂњThe show,вЂќ Mathers said, вЂњis about a soup bowl. The billboard, as star Jerry Mathers explained, was a cigarette advertisement with a cigarette that let off puffs of smoke automatically.ДЄpparently, the producers wanted to center an episode around this same idea, but not feature smoking in the show вЂ“ so, they settled on a steaming bowl of soup! This single, massively-expensive episode was all drawn from inspiration that the producers drew from a popular billboard that was in Times Square during the early 1960s. To put that in perspective, it costs about $3 million to make an episode of Yellowstone and they have big-name actors, special effects, and a ton of on-location shooting. This massive increase in cost meant that this single episode cost the equivalent of $506,000 in todayвЂ™s dollars. In fact, during the showвЂ™s fourth season, the producers came up with an idea so expensive that this вЂњbudgetвЂќ production went from modest to outrageous overnight. They didnвЂ™t need fancy effects or highly-paid actors to make the show work вЂ“ so the seriesвЂ™ budget wasnвЂ™t as large as others of its timeвЂ¦but that still doesnвЂ™t mean that it was cheap to make! The show was built on relatable situations and comedy of errors which helped find its way into the hearts of the American public. вЂњ was the most expensive episode ever madeвЂ¦ was an incredible amount of money for a show at that time.вЂќДЇor millions of classic television viewers, Leave It To Beaver was a longstanding staple that they grew up with and watched religiously every week.

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