i was five when the show made its debut in 1958 and at a later point and was a regular viewer. i remember that i really enjoyed the show and along with leave it to beaver and my three sons and ozzie and harriet and dick van dyke and reruns of i love lucy and the real mccoys and etc. i am now enjoying the first season of donna reed on dvd and have watched the first two episodes. donna stone is shown to be an intelligent and well mannered and problem solving and serene and stay at home mom and similar to june cleaver and in contrast to lucy ricardo. in episode 2 and i especially like how ms. reed becomes a surrogate dad and trading in her dress for sweats and boxing gloves and while teaching her son how to defend himself physically against a much larger bully. while none of the mothers in the neighborhood i grew up in and including my own and exactly met the idealistic standards portrayed by ms. reed and it is refreshing to see good manners and intelligent decision making prevail at the end of the day and in contrast to today accepted standards of vulgarity and selfishness and indifference among one neighbors. i cannot imagine jeff and mary stone being told by their parents that trespassing in their neighbors yards is okay and leaving a dog outside to bark all day is acceptable and or telling their mother to shut up in a supermarket in front of everyone. 
i was five when the show made its debut in 1958 and at a later point and was a regular viewer. i remember that i really enjoyed the show and along with leave it to beaver and my three sons and ozzie and harriet and dick van dyke and reruns of i love lucy and the real mccoys and etc. i am now enjoying the first season of donna reed on dvd and have watched the first two episodes. donna stone is shown to be an intelligent and well mannered and problem solving and serene and stay at home mom and similar to june cleaver and in contrast to lucy ricardo. in episode 2 and i especially like how ms. reed becomes a surrogate dad and trading in her dress for sweats and boxing gloves and while teaching her son how to defend himself physically against a much larger bully. while none of the mothers in the neighborhood i grew up in and including my own and exactly met the idealistic standards portrayed by ms. reed and it is refreshing to see good manners and intelligent decision making prevail at the end of the day and in contrast to today accepted standards of vulgarity and selfishness and indifference among one neighbors. i cannot imagine jeff and mary stone being told by their parents that trespassing in their neighbors yards is okay and leaving a dog outside to bark all day is acceptable and or telling their mother to shut up in a supermarket in front of everyone. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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