Plot

When Eddie Haskell moves into a place of his own after a fight with his parents, best friend Wally and a kind landlady join forces to try to get the unhappy, but stubborn, teen to go back home.

After a fight with his parents, Eddie moves out of the house and into a room of his own. Ward and June, while concerned for Eddie for being by himself at such a young age, are more concerned about Wally, who may want to emulate his best friend's move. Indeed, both Wally and Beaver are excited that Eddie can do whatever he wants, especially as Eddie tells stories of always being waited on by and having parties with the young female tenants of the rooming house. So it is with trepidation that Ward and June allow Wally to join Lumpy in going to Eddie's for dinner followed by a sleepover. Without telling him the reason, Ward and June renege on allowing Wally to go when the Haskells ask them not to allow Wally to go, they who feel that Eddie is at a state where is almost ready to come home and that Wally and Lumpy's presence would give Eddie some more confidence to be on his own. But when Wally, with Beaver in tow, goes to Eddie's place to tell him that neither he or Lumpy can make it for dinner and the sleepover, Wally, seeing how Eddie is really living, decides that he needs to help Mrs. Evans, Eddie's caring landlady, get Eddie back to where he belongs.—Huggo