Which episode was this?

I don't know what the episodes were called, but yes, you are remembering the episodes correctly.

Those were both great episodes. The one where Wally was in the hospital is because he got on a motorcycle after Eddie Haskell urged him to and he crashed shortly after. The way the episode was put together was great, very moving. There was a great sequence near the end of a young Wally (played by Tony Dow's real life son Christopher) playing at a basketball game and he had to score the last points to win the game and that was played against the idea of Wally fighting for his life. It was really well done.

Was that the episode where June is having a flashback to when she met Ward at a Dance during the WWII years. I believe he was either a Sailor or Soldier getting ready to ship out to Europe. At first she turned him down when he asked her out, but of course eventually he won her over.


The one where Wally was in the hospital, I vaguely remember.


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The first episode you mentioned was 'Thanksgiving Day' from season one. The scene you refer to is the opening of the episode. June is working in the kitchen, glances over at the kitchen table remembering Ward (seen as a b/w flashback of Ward at the table), and Kelly come in, seeing June is tearing up.

The second episode is 'Gosh, Wally' from season 3. Wally is hit by a car and the episode is series of flashbacks (both new footage and footage from the original series).

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