The hesitation by Gleason after he says you are sure of being a bus driver as long as you live ….. then the slow motion point is absolutely hilarious I watched it 109x still hilarious!!!!
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Watch honeymooner's on a daily basis. Like if I miss them it's like not having my coffee. The thing I was born in late 50"s but i didn't grow up with them. Almost like I was their neighbor's young child . 😅loved it and all of them
Yep it sure was. Except on Christmas Eve when the Yule Log was on followed by Midnight Mass from St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Honeymooners, for a while, was shown right after Mass and it was always the Christmas episode. The one where Jackie Gleason steps out of character at the end but they would cut that part off.
MAN ... YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! I HARDLY WATCH ANYTHING PUT OUT TODAY BECAUSE OF SHOWS LIKE THIS ARE PLENTY NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I WATCH THIS IT NEVER EVEN COMES CLOSE TO GETTING OLD!!! JACKIE GLEASON WAS THE VERY BEST!
@tomitstube a lot of times I don't think he was acting. All of his characters. The Poor Soul, Fenwick Babbitt, Joe The Bartender...He knew tons of people like that. He was part of each character and vice versa. He delved deep into his musical knowledge and had his orchestras perform standards, but other little known gems as well. "Romantic Jazz" is a great record, "Lover's Portfolio" which is a box set of albums that are made to dance to, drink, to, and love to. I have that one with the drink recipe he put into it.
There are no shows like this any where that are just plain funny. All the shows on now have some kind of sexual references in them. Family Feud is one of them, Steve Harvey is just plain disgusting……
I grew up watching this show in the mid to late fifties. The opening music sends a wave of nostalgia through me like nothing else. Ralph was so different from my dad. Many of the episodes ended with “Baby, you’re the greatest”. Those words really moved me. Great episode. Thanks for posting.
Weird as this will sound, I can't imagine life without this show. That moon rising over the tenements was like looking out my bedroom window. All seemed right in the world as soon as those opening credits rolled to that theme song.
I was born in 1984. And I first seen this show on television through rebroadcasted episodes. This show beats all sitcoms from today. I guess I'm an old soul.
Always was and still am a huge fan. Back in the early 80s The Honeymooners came on at 9:30pm weekdays then followed by the Twilight Zone at 10 then Night Gallery at 10:30pm. How I miss those days.
@@beautyinthedark7406 Here, it was Honeymooners then Get Smart. Every night at a certain time, the picture would start to go fuzzy during Get Smart, then it would turn to complete static, then slowly come back again. I'd miss five minutes of the show, but it was like clockwork. Sucked!
I put Jackie Gleason and James Cagney in the same class of very professional entertainers - - Masters of their Art. Those were the shows many of us grew-up watching. Like others here, I was born in 1961 and haven't seen a color TV until 1970 - Black & White TV was always my favorite ..... and I naturally gravitated toward B&W Photography too ....
I like black and white too! I draw pencil portraits of people and like the contrast and drama of b&w. I was looking at b&w photos of people when it struck me how cool it is. 😊
One of the best shows ! Teaches so many Life Lessons of everyday situations in Society. There's pride, jealousy, envy and misunderstandings. But the greatest Lesson is when Norton admits the ideas were his best friend's own words. I don't know how these ideas were put together in less than 20 minutes, but it works, the audience is not superficial like today's shows. This is the real deal and in the pioneer days of television before they got "professional".
@@lrich65184 Yes, indeed. After the 60's the fall the American dream. Result: pollution, waste galore, divorce in astronomical numbers, marriage a by-product of who gains most and losers in tin pan alley, drugs galore, no sense of right or wrong and modern times no sense of gender, let alone equality, more hatred in families and race worldwide. Education is so shallow with tests now passes with no failure, no discipline, and the results are staggering, with Universities and students the biggest threat to democracy than Russia or China, with ideology that would make Marx blush.
@@Cissy2cute Yes, that's true. From when he was a kid. He said he found the hat in the back of his closet and thought it would be perfect for the Norton character to wear.
The weekly series, The Honey Mooners , were one of the very best shows, on evening 1950's television. The stars Jackie Gleason, Audrey Medows, Art Carney, & still living ,Joyce Randolph , were superb !!! Thankyou youtube, & to Golden Age Cinema to have their series of shows on this channel or blog. Kevin Phoenix
When I was a kid this was on WPIX Channel 11, and every night I used to watch it with my dad. Never laughed as much or as good as I used to for those 30 minutes. They were brilliant!!!
Same here! I still remember Daddy laughing so hard he would almost fall off the couch! I was so young, I think I laughed more at daddy than I did the show. Lol 😆 🤣 😂
Yes, he was great! From what I learned about Jackie Gleason's life story, he was raised in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bushwick. In the episode Pal O' Mine, there is a reference to the Bushwick Hospital.
I like the look on Alice's face when Norton says what he said because she knows what's coming and gets out of the way. It's amazing since Gleason often didn't rehearse with the group.
I was born in 1950 and I remember when this series ran with first run episodes in 1955. My Dad couldn't stop laughing (he wasn't an easy laugh, either!) This is timeless comedy.
@@billyrichards8834 When Audrey Meadows first auditioned for the part Jackie Gleason thought she was too attractive to play it. She auditioned again sans makeup and hairstyling and was hired.
Oh, I totally get it. She was a VERY SMART actress. I think her year's on Broadway helped her to discover exactly the types of character's Producer's and Director's are looking for. That's why she immediately only changed her appearance, gave the 'LOOK' they were looking for, and she was immediately hired, without ever giving an audition.
That's what I meant. That AFTER photo's were sent to Gleason (after she auditioned the FIRST time) he hired her, just on the photo's alone, without ever knowing it was her.
I built a house on the Westbrook shore in 1988. Art Carney’s house was about 6 houses away, towards the public beach, which was not far from the Elks club. During the construction of that house, Art occasionally came to visit, and we chatted occasionally. I think he liked my sense of humor, coz the first time I met him, he walked up behind me as I was squinting into my transit, checking the plumb lines on the structure; I had no idea who was behind me at first, and assumed it was another “tourist” interfering with my job, asking too many questions, so I decided I’d have a little fun and when he asked what I was building, which was a very contemporary structure, I said, “A bank…” Of course, the implication was that it was costing a fortune, but I was also just being a smart ass. Right then, one of the boys on my crew saw me standing next to “Ed” and shouted down from the top of the house, “Heyyy, Ralphy Boy!” I heard Art chuckle behind me, and turned to see him laughing. I almost stammered like Ralph might have, out of embarrassment for my sarcastic comment. Lol. But when I started to apologize, Art would have none of it. He laughed and told me I had nothing to be sorry about, coz he had no right to bug me whilst I was hard at work, earning a living. I then tried to apologize for my employee’s comment, but he turned that around as well, and told me that he never got tired of people recognizing him for that role. He insisted it’d been groundbreaking for his career and he had no regrets working with Jackie Gleason. He came across as just an average “Joe”, and a nice guy to boot. After that I saw him occasionally as we reached certain stages in the project. I remember wondering often back then if he was watching us build that house, coz he had said he would sit in his bedroom window at times, doing just that; fascinated by the progress. Bottom line, watching the old shows took on a different meaning for me after that. I got to meet the “real” man, and my take was that he was just as sweet as the character he portrayed in that series.
Marshall's cross street is 91st Street - Oscar and Felix were at 1049 Park Ave (86th Street). 4, 5, 6 trains are at 86th and Lexington, Q at 86th and Second Ave.
I’m 40 years old and grow up in the Tri State area Connecticut, newyork & Nj. Tha wpix 11 days when u know it was late when u seen the odd couple. Honeymooners and star track was on ..
One of my very favorite episodes! It always reminds me what happened to me when I was young. George and I were childhood friends and used to hang out every single day. From playing kid games to chasing women. Always together. But we both joined the army and we lost track of each other. One evening I was walking in the busy street in uniform and there was George walking toward me! I was glad to see him, but he was a lieutenant, and I was a private first class! I said Hey George, long time! He said I'll give you hey George! Why did you not salute? You're going on report! I thought he was just messing with me, but he was not! He was serious as cancer. His rank went to his head, erased his memory and showed his true colors. I felt very sad but after a while I realized that I did not need a friend like him, he was not like Norton, a true-blue buddy, he was more like a selfish arrogant little man. I never saw him again, I never wanted to!
Probably my favorite episode. Of course full of laughs but also real life moments. At 20:58 when the camera cuts to Ralph close up is brilliant. Then we see a man we may be familiar with: disappointed, tired of fighting, feeling sorry for himself. We’ve all been there in the working world. Alice is superior here. She supports and loves him no matter what.
Story goes, Jackie thought Audrey Meadows was too attractive to play Alice, she changed her look and read for the part again without telling anyone ..and got the part ,She's Perfect
One of the many things I loved about this show was the love and devotion Alice showed towards Ralph. I know it's just a role she played but imagine if every marriage was like this or at least the majority. How much of a better world this would be.
It actually lasted a lot longer than the 39 episodes, before and after those, just not by the same title. You should check out "The Honeymooners: The Lost Episodes" DVD set, tons of episodes that aren't the classic 39. And that just covers the 50s, not many know the Honeymooners were also brought back in the 60s and 70s as well.
Hi all Fellow Honeymoonies! The Classic 39 episodes are always gonna be (pardon the pun) "the greatest". Gleason was (and is) a man for all seasons. An actor's actor. If you've yet to hear Jackie Gleason's albums on Capitol records, you're in for a real treat!
@@chrisbus3253 I wasn’t born till the early 70s but I grew up on this show. In Brooklyn Ny this came on channel 11 at 11:30 pm my whole childhood till I was about 21 years old. I remember when I was 8 years old I would sneak staying up late on school night to watch this show lol.
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On the Jackie Gleason Show there was Joe the bartender,Reggie Van Gleason,The Poor Soul all Gleason Characters. Each one was Brilliant,and Ralph combined all those brilliant characters into one.
@@kathyflorcruz552 since I was raised in the 60s and 70s I assure you I didn't miss anything with Jackie Gleason----- WE ONLY HAD THREE CHANNELS. Clearly, my point was that his talent was far more broad than a lot of his roles as he was very much type cast.
The hesitation by Gleason after he says you are sure of being a bus driver as long as you live ….. then the slow motion point is absolutely hilarious I watched it 109x still hilarious!!!!
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Watch honeymooner's on a daily basis. Like if I miss them it's like not having my coffee. The thing I was born in late 50"s but i didn't grow up with them. Almost like I was their neighbor's young child . 😅loved it and all of them
Amazing show
The best also was with when Jackie looks at George after he laughs at him. Giggles. Ralphs look was priceless
Man it's good to see so many people still watch this show.. i used to love watching it Sunday night at 11 before bed and a week full of work
Me to
Watching in January, 2022.
Me too
WPIX if I remember right :)
Came on same time in Chicago...I remember .I'm 71 and blessed to have lived when Television was definitely better than now!
Stay Kosher!
I am 79 and blessed to of seen these live as a youngster...funny now as then....
Great writers
Amazing show you're right
G d loves u
Wow!!... YOU MUST HAVE LIVED IN NYC???..CHICAGO ...HERE
Rickey...Stay sane!
you are so lucky. I wish I could go back in time and see this live.
I cant tell you how many times I have watched these episodes OVER and OVER and OVER again and never get tired of them. CLassics!!
I love it when Ralph goes huminahuminahumina
hehe :)
UA-cam wants to "translate to English" and translates to the exact same thing!! 😂
This great show was on every night at 11:30 on WPIX Channel 11 in New York for years when i was younger. Never got sick of it, such a brilliant show.
Used to watch The Odd Couple then this.
Remember the million dollar movie Channel 9
So did i
@@valstonstewart6028 Channel 9 wor New York have a good day
Yep it sure was. Except on Christmas Eve when the Yule Log was on followed by Midnight Mass from St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Honeymooners, for a while, was shown right after Mass and it was always the Christmas episode. The one where Jackie Gleason steps out of character at the end but they would cut that part off.
jackie had a wide range of emotions, all believable, a very good actor.
MAN ... YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! I HARDLY WATCH ANYTHING PUT OUT TODAY BECAUSE OF SHOWS LIKE THIS ARE PLENTY NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I WATCH THIS IT NEVER EVEN COMES CLOSE TO GETTING OLD!!! JACKIE GLEASON WAS THE VERY BEST!
Not good dude please! Absolutely great! Good is an insult!!
@tomitstube a lot of times I don't think he was acting. All of his characters. The Poor Soul, Fenwick Babbitt, Joe The Bartender...He knew tons of people like that. He was part of each character and vice versa. He delved deep into his musical knowledge and had his orchestras perform standards, but other little known gems as well. "Romantic Jazz" is a great record, "Lover's Portfolio" which is a box set of albums that are made to dance to, drink, to, and love to. I have that one with the drink recipe he put into it.
Seen each episode at least a dozen times , and I STILL laugh . Gleason and Carney are the gold standard of situation comedy .
Me too
@@nicidevine6670 Me three :D
I laugh at ALL THESE EPISODES ❤❤❤THEY NEVER GET OLD!!
There are no shows like this any where that are just plain funny. All the shows on now have some kind of sexual references in them. Family Feud is one of them, Steve Harvey is just plain disgusting……
Since 1970 til present. Religiously! #1 Rated all time for me. Odd Couple 2nd, many, many tied for 3rd.
UNFORTUNATELY THERE ARE NO SHOWS ON TV LIKE THE HONEYMOONERS!!!❤❤
Man this is great. I cannot stop laughing. Funniest television series in history. Best endings also.
Ya you wonder what happened to us.
@@johnh23z Amen!
@@johnh23z 😊😅
"You are assured of being a bus driver as long as you live." The way Ralph points at the door. LOL
It was a riot. I also loved when Alice walks away because she knows that Ralph is about to blow.
Yes priceless 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Right!
Classic
I rewind that scene every time
yeah he said Norton i want you out of my house before i lose it with his arm
I grew up watching this show in the mid to late fifties. The opening music sends a wave of nostalgia through me like nothing else. Ralph was so different from my dad. Many of the episodes ended with “Baby, you’re the greatest”. Those words really moved me. Great episode. Thanks for posting.
I started watching these shows as a kid back in the late '60s! Music makes me feel warm inside!
Weird as this will sound, I can't imagine life without this show. That moon rising over the tenements was like looking out my bedroom window. All seemed right in the world as soon as those opening credits rolled to that theme song.
poetic
100% agree! I MUST fall asleep to it! Since 1979!
Weird as it may sound i miss Jackie, i mean i really miss him.
Jackie Gleason was the total package of acting, production, drama, humour. You're watching brilliance when you watch the honeymooners.
He's the shear definition of an "auter"..so true,sir!
Never rehearsed
@@KQwest98 genius
Alice and even Alice’s mother were fantastic too.
@@KQwest98 no rehearsals, just natural greatness
I was born in 1984. And I first seen this show on television through rebroadcasted episodes. This show beats all sitcoms from today. I guess I'm an old soul.
DAMN you're young! LOL
I was born in 1947, i never saw color tv until i was in high school. This show was groundbreaking, so many shows that came later copied it.
@@GrowlinWillie I remember when my parents got their first color television set when I was VERY little. I think it was around 1968.
I was born in 1984 too lol
@@t1910j Gee you're just a KID! LOL I have a CAR that's a 1984!
Gleason was the king in the late 50's and early 60's. Incredible talent.
❤ Jackie Gleason was The King He was Amazing so funny i still watch them every day 😊👍my favorite couples
Yes, great dramatic actor too & his orchestra was wonderful as well.
@@kathyflorcruz552 👍 His facial expressions too.🤣.I love him.im watching them right now...❤😍
Yeah! Gleason was great as " Minnesota Fats ".. In The Hustler. ( Paul Newman )
Always was and still am a huge fan. Back in the early 80s The Honeymooners came on at 9:30pm weekdays then followed by the Twilight Zone at 10 then Night Gallery at 10:30pm. How I miss those days.
WOW I remember that!
I remember the same lineup back in the day. I watched with mom, and now my youngest daughter watching with me❤️
@@beautyinthedark7406 Here, it was Honeymooners then Get Smart. Every night at a certain time, the picture would start to go fuzzy during Get Smart, then it would turn to complete static, then slowly come back again. I'd miss five minutes of the show, but it was like clockwork. Sucked!
Am watching for 35 years lol .I got the whole 39 episodes and lost episodes on DVD and VHS.💓 I 😢 with Jackie Gleason died.R.I.P.
I put Jackie Gleason and James Cagney in the same class of very professional entertainers - - Masters of their Art. Those were the shows many of us grew-up watching. Like others here, I was born in 1961 and haven't seen a color TV until 1970 - Black & White TV was always my favorite ..... and I naturally gravitated toward B&W Photography too ....
I like black and white too! I draw pencil portraits of people and like the contrast and drama of b&w.
I was looking at b&w photos of people when it struck me how cool it is. 😊
One of the best shows ! Teaches so many Life Lessons of everyday situations in Society. There's pride, jealousy, envy and misunderstandings. But the greatest Lesson is when Norton admits the ideas were his best friend's own words. I don't know how these ideas were put together in less than 20 minutes, but it works, the audience is not superficial like today's shows. This is the real deal and in the pioneer days of television before they got "professional".
shows how far we have fallen. Great show with lots of psychology
@@lrich65184 Yes, indeed. After the 60's the fall the American dream. Result: pollution, waste galore, divorce in astronomical numbers, marriage a by-product of who gains most and losers in tin pan alley, drugs galore, no sense of right or wrong and modern times no sense of gender, let alone equality, more hatred in families and race worldwide. Education is so shallow with tests now passes with no failure, no discipline, and the results are staggering, with Universities and students the biggest threat to democracy than Russia or China, with ideology that would make Marx blush.
Mr. Marshall gave his address as 1149 Park Ave., Zillow currently has a listing at that address. A 4700 sq. ft. 4 bedroom 7 bath for $8,750,000.
Sounds like a steal
It would be funnier if someone named Marshall owned it now.
Norton without his hat. This is rare!
Trivia: That was actually Carney's own hat.
well, after all...he DID just have it blocked.
@@Cissy2cute Yes, that's true. From when he was a kid. He said he found the hat in the back of his closet and thought it would be perfect for the Norton character to wear.
The weekly series, The Honey Mooners , were one of the very best shows, on evening 1950's television. The stars Jackie Gleason, Audrey Medows, Art Carney, & still living ,Joyce Randolph , were superb !!! Thankyou youtube, & to Golden Age Cinema to have their series of shows on this channel or blog. Kevin Phoenix
Yep....Joyce is 97 years old and still kicking!
When I was a kid this was on WPIX Channel 11, and every night I used to watch it with my dad. Never laughed as much or as good as I used to for those 30 minutes. They were brilliant!!!
Same here! I still remember Daddy laughing so hard he would almost fall off the couch! I was so young, I think I laughed more at daddy than I did the show. Lol 😆 🤣 😂
Started at 11 pm loved it!
Same here! I always looked forward to the marathons on NYE.
Same! I remember watching these episodes New Year’s Day with my dad for years. Amazing memories
Ditto
Loved him. Superb actor and a tremendous sense of humor. Truly one of The "Great One"'s. The original.
Love it watching this on a chilly rainy memorial day weekend may 30 2021
Greatest TV show ever, and I’m an 80s baby.
"You rang for me, sir?"...."Must be one of those NUTS!" 😂
Chilling and watching this on a rainy cold sunday may 30 2021
Me watching it on Jan 1 2022 Saturday at 1.18pm at 55 degrees Rainy out NYC quiet 🤫🤫 as Can be
Freezing here in Maryland in January doing the same thing. There's never a bad time to watch the Honeymooners!!
How sweet it is!!! 🚌
Watching Feb 2 2022 rainy night in Kentucky ..got snow and ice coming
Ralph threw Norton out of the apartment many times, but NEVER as hilariously as at 19:47; a truly classic bit. LR
The long underhand point to the door was sickening hilarious!
The Great One truly. As soon as he speaks he’s got you. Came up from the gutters of Brooklyn and the rest is History. Beyond Great.
What a guy !
Yes, he was great! From what I learned about Jackie Gleason's life story, he was raised in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bushwick. In the episode Pal O' Mine, there is a reference to the Bushwick Hospital.
Rest easy"Trix" you were great 🙏🏻😞 Joyce
Ed makes a first impression insulting the company and later that night is offered a supervisor job lmao!
😐
😂😂😂
I like the look on Alice's face when Norton says what he said because she knows what's coming and gets out of the way. It's amazing since Gleason often didn't rehearse with the group.
I was born in 1950 and I remember when this series ran with first run episodes in 1955. My Dad couldn't stop laughing (he wasn't an easy laugh, either!) This is timeless comedy.
I use to have the HOT'S for Alice. I went through many bottles of lotion thinking of her.
@@billyrichards8834 When Audrey Meadows first auditioned for the part Jackie Gleason thought she was too attractive to play it. She auditioned again sans makeup and hairstyling and was hired.
Oh, I totally get it. She was a VERY SMART actress. I think her year's on Broadway helped her to discover exactly the types of character's Producer's and Director's are looking for. That's why she immediately only changed her appearance, gave the 'LOOK' they were looking for, and she was immediately hired, without ever giving an audition.
That's what I meant. That AFTER photo's were sent to Gleason (after she auditioned the FIRST time) he hired her, just on the photo's alone, without ever knowing it was her.
Was a time or two when I felt like Ralph. Never gonna get anywhere. But then, I have good friends and the best wife in the world.
Love watching this laying and my bed laughing and getting away from the .mad world
I used to see Art Carney in Westbrook, CT all the time. Especially at the Elks Club. He used to love hot dogs and baked beans.
I built a house on the Westbrook shore in 1988. Art Carney’s house was about 6 houses away, towards the public beach, which was not far from the Elks club. During the construction of that house, Art occasionally came to visit, and we chatted occasionally. I think he liked my sense of humor, coz the first time I met him, he walked up behind me as I was squinting into my transit, checking the plumb lines on the structure; I had no idea who was behind me at first, and assumed it was another “tourist” interfering with my job, asking too many questions, so I decided I’d have a little fun and when he asked what I was building, which was a very contemporary structure, I said, “A bank…” Of course, the implication was that it was costing a fortune, but I was also just being a smart ass. Right then, one of the boys on my crew saw me standing next to “Ed” and shouted down from the top of the house, “Heyyy, Ralphy Boy!” I heard Art chuckle behind me, and turned to see him laughing. I almost stammered like Ralph might have, out of embarrassment for my sarcastic comment. Lol. But when I started to apologize, Art would have none of it. He laughed and told me I had nothing to be sorry about, coz he had no right to bug me whilst I was hard at work, earning a living. I then tried to apologize for my employee’s comment, but he turned that around as well, and told me that he never got tired of people recognizing him for that role. He insisted it’d been groundbreaking for his career and he had no regrets working with Jackie Gleason. He came across as just an average “Joe”, and a nice guy to boot. After that I saw him occasionally as we reached certain stages in the project. I remember wondering often back then if he was watching us build that house, coz he had said he would sit in his bedroom window at times, doing just that; fascinated by the progress. Bottom line, watching the old shows took on a different meaning for me after that. I got to meet the “real” man, and my take was that he was just as sweet as the character he portrayed in that series.
@@Tuncle54 Yup, Art was a regular person. He won an Oscar and was Ed Norton and you never would have known it. Great story. Thanks for sharing.
"I thought I had a wonderful head on my shoulders, until I found out it was yours" 🤣
Happy to be watching this 1/23/22. Thank you God.
I still remember sitting in front of the television in 1955 watching these. My parents even bought a new '55 Buick which Gleason used to advertise.
I love this show......first time i ever watched was maybe 2013......
Seen every episodes 3-4 times.
*Truly great*
Mr. Marshall must have had a LOT of money! 1149 Park Avenue is a 4 story townhouse worth 8.7 million dollars today!
My daughter lives just down from there a bit on P.A.
@@paulkazakoff9231 In one of those townhouses? Or in an apartment building?
Nothing like the classics.
👍 the Best.😍
Marshall's cross street is 91st Street - Oscar and Felix were at 1049 Park Ave (86th Street). 4, 5, 6 trains are at 86th and Lexington, Q at 86th and Second Ave.
There was nothing on TV late at night that could beat this
Matlock, Mason, and a few others, along with the Honeymooners they’re in with me. And Art Carney, also a great pianist, was so good as well!
herbert john gleason was a icon and a titan in this industry
I’m 40 years old and grow up in the Tri State area Connecticut, newyork & Nj. Tha wpix 11 days when u know it was late when u seen the odd couple. Honeymooners and star track was on ..
One of my very favorite episodes! It always reminds me what happened to me when I was young. George and I were childhood friends and used to hang out every single day. From playing kid games to chasing women. Always together. But we both joined the army and we lost track of each other. One evening I was walking in the busy street in uniform and there was George walking toward me! I was glad to see him, but he was a lieutenant, and I was a private first class! I said Hey George, long time! He said I'll give you hey George! Why did you not salute? You're going on report! I thought he was just messing with me, but he was not! He was serious as cancer. His rank went to his head, erased his memory and showed his true colors. I felt very sad but after a while I realized that I did not need a friend like him, he was not like Norton, a true-blue buddy, he was more like a selfish arrogant little man. I never saw him again, I never wanted to!
Smart of you to not give him another chance to upset you!! 💕
That’s a shame. Some friends are not meant to last a lifetime.
@blueherc that's a shame. Unfortunately these situations happen. Sometimes people forget where their roots are. No excuse though.
The best of the best great television great talent nobody like this even today
Never underestimate the power of live audience. The cast gets to time their performances beautifully.
J.G. one of the best there ever was! Great Actor!
My alltime sitcom..brilliant
One of my favorite episodes I mean it's just so brilliant.
Probably my favorite episode. Of course full of laughs but also real life moments. At 20:58 when the camera cuts to Ralph close up is brilliant. Then we see a man we may be familiar with: disappointed, tired of fighting, feeling sorry for himself. We’ve all been there in the working world. Alice is superior here. She supports and loves him no matter what.
I been watching this show for years I love it. I'm very old and still love 37 years old. Plus 🇩🇴🇺🇲 New York like the show.
Sorry I’m late Ralph...I’m sorry I kept you waiting, It took me a year to get across town in one of those miserable buses your company runs.
Who's watching this during lock down.
Not here in FLA.! We go and Play pool!
I love watching all episodes 😍. Nice clean, funny TV.
👍 😍❤🌹
Great television shows back then! ♥ Unlike today's GARBAGE. 🤮
If I go to heaven when I die,the Honeymooners will be one of the TV shows I watch.
AMEN! SAME
If you go to heaven ?? I,m sorry you don't know. GOD says, everybody can know...This was for vballray7, 1 year ago
Great episode...just enough silliness, but makes you like both of them as people and you see why they're friends, not just a dope and a bully
Story goes, Jackie thought Audrey Meadows was too attractive to play Alice, she changed her look and read for the part again without telling anyone ..and got the part ,She's Perfect
I must have seen each episode at least a hundred times and it still cracks me up... 👏🙏👏🙏
One of the many things I loved about this show was the love and devotion Alice showed towards Ralph. I know it's just a role she played but imagine if every marriage was like this or at least the majority. How much of a better world this would be.
My most FAVORITE underrated show EVER!!! It should've lasted longer than 39 episodes
It sure should have... but that's all Gleason wanted to do
Tammy Webb ...It was Jackie Gleason's decision.
Tammy Webb Underrated ? This is one of the most celebrated shows in TV history.
Underrated? It's considered one of the best comedies of all time.
It actually lasted a lot longer than the 39 episodes, before and after those, just not by the same title. You should check out "The Honeymooners: The Lost Episodes" DVD set, tons of episodes that aren't the classic 39. And that just covers the 50s, not many know the Honeymooners were also brought back in the 60s and 70s as well.
Hi all Fellow Honeymoonies! The Classic 39 episodes are always gonna be (pardon the pun) "the greatest". Gleason was (and is) a man for all seasons. An actor's actor. If you've yet to hear Jackie Gleason's albums on Capitol records, you're in for a real treat!
The all time funniest show ever. Jackie Gleason is the G O A T
🤗❤😍.i still 👀 them in 2022..my favorite comedians favorite couples.😊❤.Thank you😊❤
I was watching the " Honeymooners " in 1950's .
I started watching in the late 60s. I now put it on late night to put me to sleep.
I was born in 1956 and are only watching it now in 2022!!Love it!!!
@@Buisness1 haaa me too lately but a lot of times I end up staying up laughing 😄
@@chrisbus3253 I wasn’t born till the early 70s but I grew up on this show. In Brooklyn Ny this came on channel 11 at 11:30 pm my whole childhood till I was about 21 years old. I remember when I was 8 years old I would sneak staying up late on school night to watch this show lol.
Nice. What else did you do?
I just love that bell ringing lol
Simply - "The Greatest!"
They were just flawless when it came to live acting on TV.
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Great show I watch every night back in my days love it 😊 thanks
Funny stuff, loved watching the reruns great cast of actors.
Nice Brunswick Centennial table......Must have been brand newly introduced when this episode aired
Unbelievable timing and great comedy
Got to love this show
The faces that me marshall does is the best. He was entertaining ❤
I just luv it.. I grew up watching this show!!😂😂
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Too bad there aren’t more shows like these!!!❤❤❤❤❤
"Sale on men's shorts, $.89 pair" 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I'm the 100th comment. Jackie, you're the greatest!
Kramden was the one best thing that ever happened to tv
Fact
He was the biggest thing on television 😂😂😂
A beautiful episode.
Norton is concerened with the basic metabolism of the man. Hilarious
'hubba hubba hubba....boom, to the moon!' to Alice. Classic
“Must be one of them nut’s” 😂😂😂
King of the bus driver!
Those were the days: family fidelity true friends and fair play.
I just noticed..... that's the same guy who played the butter on the Ralph Kramden inc. episode!!!
"you'll be a bus driver the rest of your life" 😂😂😂
They could do a whole show on one set - like the Kramden’s Apt- and it would be great and never boring.
These episodes are the best, I never get tired of watching them ❤❤❤❤
“I bet furniture cost a couple hundred bucks in here” 😅😅
Feel blessed growing up watching this classic
On the Jackie Gleason Show there was Joe the bartender,Reggie Van Gleason,The Poor Soul all Gleason Characters. Each one was Brilliant,and Ralph combined all those brilliant characters into one.
This is one of the best get outs of the entire series
He was an underused and underestimated talent. He was great in "Smokey and the Bandit."
Yes he was And GD in Nothing In Common and Movie Toys With Richard Pryor
He was so damn funny! And his facial expressions .he is still my favorite comedian 2022 👍.your comment so true
??? Maybe you just aren't aware of all of his work.
@@kathyflorcruz552 since I was raised in the 60s and 70s I assure you I didn't miss anything with Jackie Gleason----- WE ONLY HAD THREE CHANNELS. Clearly, my point was that his talent was far more broad than a lot of his roles as he was very much type cast.
Let me have a diablo sandwich and a Dr. Pepper...
Interesting that Gleason would play the role of a pool pro in The Hustler with Newman.