The Honeymooners Full Episodes 18

The Honeymooners Full Episodes 18
The Honeymooners Full Episodes 18
The Honeymooners Full Episodes 18

[@chrisv.4071]

I know Jackie gleason was the head star but in my opinion art carney made the show but together the chemistry was a class act

[@upthedown1]

People always say that about the person who delivers the funny lines but they both were. Ralph was the straight man that's what made it funny.

[@kevinmckinney3785]

I know Andy Griffith was the head star but, in my opinion, Don Knotts made the show but together the chemistry was a class act.

[@upthedown1]

@@kevinmckinney3785 Art was the straight man. All comedies have that. That's what makes it work.

[@beachbunny7256]

Jackie Gleason said in an interview Art Carney was 90% of the show's success!!

[@beachbunny7256]

Hands down!! I was just a little girl watching reruns in the 70s with my grandmother and Art Carney was the one who made me laugh the most and was my favorite 🤣!! Art, Jackie and Audrey Meadows had amazing chemistry together and this was recorded Live!!! Nooo edits!! Jackie said they ad lib often!! 👏

[@josephleoce3769]

Greatest chemistry in TV history between Ralph and Norton this show is timeless!

[@shivasirons6159]

Carney was brilliant! Who could come up with those moves?

[@joshuaklein2859]

Yes indeed

[@AttilatheNun-xv6kc]

Jackie Gleason was always full of the highest praise for Carney. He admired every aspect of Carney's performances.

[@tomgreene2978]

The young actor who played Wallace was Ronnie Burns. He was adopted as an infant by George Burns and Gracie Allen so he grew up in an entertainment environment. As a teenager and young man, he acted in about 18 TV shows and movies and was a regular on the Burns and Allen show. George Burns’ best friends Red Skelton and Jack Benny also used him on their shows. He was careful with the money he made, and left showbiz in his early 20s to get involved in real estate investment and also a passion of raising Arabian horses. He came back to showbiz on occasion to work behind the camera in several of his father’s productions.

[@OldHollywood-xh8cl]

Interesting background, thanks for sharing. The kid seems to be a natural.

[@larrywakeman4371]

He lived in retirement down the road from my grandparents' !!!!!! Everyone said he was very nice! SO COOL! MY late mother said he was popular in this era that is why the teens in the crowd went nuts clapping for him! The teen girl 'Judy' is cute too! Kim

[@daved7024]

Thank you for that interesting history about Ronnie Burns. 😊

[@kevinellis8947]

I always knew Ronnie Burns was the son of Burns and Allen, I just never knew he was adopted. (My grandmother just loved Gracie Allen; she also loved Bea Benaderet).

[@Intrepid10]

That's very interesting. I never knew this.

[@davidvenesky9053]

I truly wish Art Carney and Jackie Gleason were still alive. These two are priceless

[@PomegranatesWeather]

They'd be like 130 year's old 😂😂😂

[@annmcerlean5017]

Norton was such a child! loved him!

[@APOCALYPSE_X-MEN]

@@PomegranatesWeather Gleason would be 107 and Carney would be 104 going on 105.

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@@PomegranatesWeather JOYCE RANDOLPH is still here.

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@@APOCALYPSE_X-MEN JOYCE RANDOLPH. Still going.

[@kenbob1071]

What a beautiful episode. I love it when Alice and Ralph show how much they truly love each other.

[@mrs.g.9816]

This episode reminds me of how much fun my late husband and I had spending a whole day and part of the evening at Playland in Rye, NY while we in our 30's. Rowing a boat on the lake, riding the Dragon Coaster three times, going on all the other rides, even riding the carousel, winning prizes at the game booths, then holding hands or hugging watching fireworks before taking a bus home. Nothing wrong with acting like a kid!

[@andreaidesalvo9738]

Mrs G Acting like a kid once in a while when you are with the one that matters is just plain bliss!!!

[@luislaplume8261]

Circa 1963 my family and my uncle's family took a bus from Times Square by a private bus company to Rye Playland. At that time there were 3 amusement in the Borough of Queens. Coney Island, and another one in the Bronx. Tha closest amusement park in New Jersey was Palisades Amusement Park north of Union City.

[@doloresgray3668]

When I lived in NewYork, the beautiful Hudson Valley @ West Point, I have fond memories of going to Rye New York for the old airplane air show. Good times!

[@alicemcleod6149]

Agreed, always great to look back on wonderful memories!!!

[@peterbutlien1335]

I used to go to Playland in my school days, 40+ years ago. I've moved away, but I'm pretty sure the Dragon Coaster and the carousel are still there.

[@loristitt65]

The writers for this show were geniuses!!!

[@Tanman-lk1hk]

Jackie Gleason

[@loristitt65]

Norton is hysterical 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂

[@lesaber251]

I love listening to the audience as they cheer the appearance of each actor. They loved them all.

[@alicemcleod6149]

Yes, I always that part when the audience for all the players several times during the episode.

[@larrywakeman4371]

My late mother said the young man that is so 'cooool' was famous in the day and he lived in Pine Island, NY- right near where she grew up at my grandparents'! She told me his name- I forgot but he was famous that is why they were cheering hiim!

[@sharlenegarrison1277]

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[@slicksmith856]

​@@larrywakeman4371 Yes he was pretty famous he was George Burns and Gracie Allen's adopted son.

[@larrywakeman4371]

@@slicksmith856 OH, really? My mother said his name years ago I forget what it is!

[@wickedebony]

"If you have some memories... some good memories.. of when you were young... that's what keeps you young." .. Aint that the truth... 😊

[@kindredspirit3875]

hey named my black lab - Wicked Ebony ,real

[@donnarowe1890]

Sure is!

[@robertsamson4610]

Yes! ^_^

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

Very true words

[@donnastar7615]

I thank God for the comedic joy I've received from Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Audrey Meadows and Miss Joyce Randolph over the years

[@HansDelbruck53]

You should thank Jackie Gleason. He created the show.

[@theinvisibleman2194]

​@@HansDelbruck53 And God created Jackie Gleason.

[@harrysatin5110]

Ralph’s a G. BUT the huckelbuck lol Norton bless him. These guys they made magic, thank you

[@alicemcleod6149]

Timeless comedy, still laughing after 60 years! Ralph on skate, oooh boy!!

[@lindamerchant123]

And Ralph said "and you Norton didn't look ant better than I on skates"

[@jackwilliams5474]

@@lindamerchant123 ANY

[@caryrevels6584]

Oh how i miss the days of Honeymooners, My folks loved this show. They use to come on channel 11 in Brooklyn NY, My sisters and me would laugh along with everyone else. Those golden years of TV are long gone. We were lucky to have lived in that special time.

[@johnsanfilippo448]

Those were the days my friend we thought they would never end ! Brooklyn ain't what it used to be . I'm still living here in Brooklyn NY. I loved watching the odd couple and then the Honeymooners . Ralph and Ed always were good for a laugh !

[@caryrevels6584]

@@johnsanfilippo448 Your right John, Brooklyn is no longer what she once was. Stick ball i could hit a spalding sewers. Yes we had our own little world we didnt have fire hydrants we had Johnny pumps. bad girls came from the guttter...I use to laugh when i was stationed in San Diego and friends would tell me. why would they be raised in a drain pipe lol...brooklyn boys knew what it was and how i created a new wave of soft drink to the locals in Calif Remember Johnny the vanilla egg cremes? I could go on and on Be well my friend.

[@johnsanfilippo448]

Oh God ! What I would do for a vanilla egg cream 😋. God bless you 🙏 and thank you for putting a smile on my face . Ahhhh the memories

[@caryrevels6584]

@@johnsanfilippo448 Haha yes those were the days, Life was good we use to go to the local store buy those pencil pretzel sticks 1 cent go over to the Fortway Theatre. To watch Thunder Ball with Sean Connery. Yes John we were truly Blessed.

[@jamalbenthall151]

One of my favorite TV shows of all time.

[@loristitt65]

Norton is GREAT !!!😂😂😂😂😂😂LOL

[@harrysatin5110]

The cast is gold.

[@us-Bahn]

The little kid in the audience shouts outs to Ralph before he dances “Don’t fall down!!” 😂

[@kosmokritikos9299]

Especially Art Carney.

[@andreaidesalvo9738]

I don't know but these episodes are funny in a way it was meant to be funny!! But who could laugh at a couple living from paycheck to paycheck I mean Ralph worked but he never had any money!!! Ralph sadly was always trying to find some way to get or make MORE MONEY poor guy never could quite there though how many of us are in that same boat today!! I guess you can't blame old Ralphie boy for never giving up though!!!

[@us-Bahn]

@@andreaidesalvo9738 apparently Ralph left Alice an estate of $1.2M when he died because he only spent money on his Raccoon Lodge dues and the occasional dinner at the Hong Kong Gardens.

[@andreaidesalvo9738]

@@us-Bahn Is that so!! Well back then that amount would be considered a nice piece of change!!! After struggling all those years Alice can live so much better she deserved to!!!

[@TheWilliamalexander6]

I never watched, the honey Mooners with my parents when I was younger ,, now I know why my parents use to laugh when watching all the time , now I watching 😆

[@tommcconville677]

Here's another great aspect of the Honeymooners to acknowledge. Every performer was spot on and ready to do their lines on a dime. Especially Art Carney portraying Ed Norton, and you just knew off the bat he was gonna have great comic repartee with Jackie as Ralph Kramden. George Petrie as well, a very versatile character who played a lot of good roles in the show, including a fellow bus driver of Ralph's. Every actor on that show was on their mark and always gave a fine performance.

[@batboylives]

Norton is in the movie Last Action Hero. It was my Dad who pointed it out when watching the movie one day.

[@RogueBurn]

The rumor is that Jackie Gleason never ran lines. He was Ralph.

[@bobross9321]

And no rehearsals. Jackie didn't believe rehearsing.

[@Samantha2994]

Both Jackie Gleason and Art Carney Audrey Meadows were all treasures from the past … we don’t see this innocence in a show anymore … art Carney is my favourite I just loved the antics of him he was so unbelievably talented and make you laugh so hard it was unreal I still enjoy watching that show and i’m so happy in this day and age we can bring it back so that everybody can enjoy once again… thank you so much for these KZbin videos they are wonderful…

[@michaelmelen9062]

This was always my favorite episode. Great lines, great story, and wonderful acting. I laugh every time I see this, and as always the MVP is Alice.

[@jasondennis9321]

One of the best comedy episodes in TV history. Ralph being fat really put the spice on this one!

[@Vejur9000]

Gleason was a sport to make himself the butt of the fat jokes. But this show was definitely his baby, and he was the boss. What a superstar.

[@michaels3398]

Watched this every night at 11:30 pm on WPIX in New Jersey, back in the 80's. .. best show ever .

[@angeloiodice9304]

Alice is incredibly gorgeous.

[@angeloiodice9304]

A true American Beauty. Did you know that Jackie Gleason didn’t want her on the show because it was such a mismatched couple. I believe she did her best in the audition to hide her looks and vibrancy and got the part on acting alone.

[@shivasirons6159]

Is she not spectacular!?

[@jackkircher1755]

One of the greatest comedy teams od all times! In the 50's through the 70's waa when TV waa at its very finest!

[@theresasudekum130]

This was true comedy, I still laugh out loud watching these. Good clean humor!

[@kevinellis8947]

I always considered this to be the best sitcom in TV history. This was the reason I loved the Flintstones so much; it was the cartoon version of the Honeymooners.

[@diangelesss]

im 48 and The Honeymooners are Hilarious. i ❤ the simple comedy. Jackie and Art are Great.

[@truthalways8071]

Classic comedy genius reminds me of my youth

[@dawnheistand912]

wallace and Judy going steady ! Ralph , Norton , Alice and Trixie go rollerskating ! thanx

[@chrisv.4071]

Jackie gleason always said he had one regret being in the honeymooners that he wished they would of done more but he didn't realize the classic it was destined to be

[@kevinmckinney3785]

I was too young for The Honeymooners and saw this show in re-runs but we as a family watched the Jackie Gleason Show about 10 years later after The Honeymooners aired.

[@annehajdu8654]

*would HAVE

[@slim-oneslim8014]

@@annehajdu8654 Most likely thinking of "Would've"

[@billyrichards8834]

He wished they could have, but they ran out of idea's for shows, and they didn't want to ruin it by playing a bunch of un-funny junk, so he called off the show.

[@NiecieSavo]

@@annehajdu8654 who cares? You obviously knew what they meant. Feel better about yourself now? 🙄

[@realkoko-loco]

Wallace played by Ronnie Burns, son of George and Gracie.

[@riverraisin1]

Quite the rowdy crowd in the audience for this episode

[@kindredspirit3875]

I really enjoy hearing the real audience

[@NYRangers520]

Sounded like a bunch of young college kids from the local college or something!

[@michaellazzeri2069]

ONE OF the FINEST EPISODES OF ALL TIME. -----------CLASSIC TV

[@rickswineberg]

Childhood memories in NY, meet the Met's and the Honeymooner's

[@joseyeastwood]

Ralph" What does icky mean" Norton " I don't know why" Ralph " Because Alice just called me Icky" Norton " It must mean fat"🤣

[@ritahamilton6565]

Lmao 🤣 That Parr was so funny 🤣

[@SamoaVsEverybody814]

I could look at Audrey's face all day. Something so beautiful & captivating about her style

[@thejerseyj5479]

Like a porcelain doll, she really was exquisite.

[@cygnustsp]

She was stupid hot

[@yulyoung823]

The whole shows cast is what made the honeymooners the funny timeless classic that it is, you cannot have one without the other 😂😂😂

[@roxierocker5624]

It's true. My wife and I met in 1975, were married in 1983. We're both in our late 60's, ... and as long as we can grow old together, ... the rest isn't important.

[@SamoaVsEverybody814]

Awwz♥

[@richardlenoir7973]

The whole crew was the greatest

[@thyslop1737]

Casting was phenomenal. Norton and Ralph classic. Norton was a natural on the skates.

[@WilliamWyckoff-of2ku]

Ive watched the honey moonersince 1954 when I was in 1st grade I'm 76 now. Great show

[@kimberlydavis7097]

I'm 56 and loved to watch all of these shows. I'm telling you this episode shows you no matter how time passes we should never forget to have fun.

[@fritzsmith3296]

Watching this I'm reminded of the song "those were the days my friend we thought they'd never end". They reality hits me. They ended decades ago. I loved this series back then.

[@dawnheistand912]

atomic passion and angel cake ! thanx

[@ellierfromthebronx4531]

The girl's boyfriend is George Burns and Gracie Allen's son, Ronnie.

[@George50809]

Really?

[@ellierfromthebronx4531]

@@George50809 ...They adopted two children...a boy and a girl. This is their son.

[@2274brian]

In one episode Ed mentions that he works with a guy named Nat Birnbaum. George Burns real name was Nathan Birnbaum.

[@discokitty3375]

This was so funny I'm amazed that nobody mentions the fact that as chubby as Jackie was,nobody gives him credit for what he did and he actually could have got hurt doing this. Him and Carney were like peanut butter and jelly . This was a hit because of the two of them and how they worked so well together😅❤MAY THEY R.I.P.

[@johntroyano1836]

I can't go to sleep unless I'm watching or listening to the honeymooners. It's an everyday thing with me.

[@loristitt65]

I have seen these episodes so many times that I know them by heart ❤️ 😅

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

Me to SO FUNNY 🤣🤣🤣 FRIEND

[@racefan1701]

"Our youth has passed, the golden years are gone. We have hit the second plateau." Hilarious. Gleason was only about 40 at the time, and Audrey was mid-30s.

[@boxingtone]

"I'll catch ya later, I'm eatin a potata" ...

[@schuylerjohnson6217]

HOW CAN ANYONE SO ROUND BE SO SQUARE!

[@peterbutlien1335]

What I always remember about this episode, 40 plus years after first seeing it as a "rerun," is the reaction of the teens in the audience. I always assumed they must have brought in schoolmates of the teen actors to sit in the audience.

[@theinvisibleman2194]

Yeah, because of this episodes theme, you could tell the audience had many more kids than usual.

[@davidvenesky9053]

JOYCE RANDOLPH IS STILL ALIVE!

[@chetthebee1322]

It's funny how slang of the time sounds so "cool" but down the road it sounds so silly. It's like that with every generation's lingo.

[@melissacooper8724]

I'm trying to understand the slang terms from each era. I'm having the most trouble understanding the lingo of today!

[@jackzaccardi1896]

Ralph: "Roller skating"???!!!

[@Barbarra63297]

If I'm not mistaken this was an evening where the audience was for young teens, I love the comments from them.

[@NYRangers520]

Well there was one comment that came from one of the girls in the audience that was uncalled for in my mind at the 12:25 mark when she said "Don't fall down" to Jackie Gleason! If that was me I would've broken out of character and taken offense to it!😠 Kudos to Jackie for not letting it get to him and staying in character.

[@befdoglover1]

@@NYRangers520 18:48 Another one really yells out "STEADY NOW" while Ralph is trying to skate with coffees on the tray. You would think that would cause him to mess up.

[@4Naturalgreen]

Jackie, you were the greatest!!

[@mr.astrophysics9115]

Simply brilliant!

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Joyce Randolph is 98 , incredible.

[@larrywakeman4371]

We LOVE the way Ralph says, "... the CRAAAAAZY House?!!!" :P!!!!

[@larrywakeman4371]

WALLACE IS COOOOOL!!!!!! INNOCENCE and SUPER!

[@michaellazzeri2069]

1955---------one season-------classic TV, the likes of which, we'll never see again.

[@LorenIpsum75]

Whattya mean? I'm watchin' it right now. 😁

[@natashaseider1637]

Filmed right before Rock n Roll was born !!!

[@atfourothirtythree]

There's an episode where Norton mentions rockin roll

[@greylady12]

Jackie Gleason was so light on his feet. He had such an amazing sense of physical comedy.

[@dawnheistand912]

roller skating ! thanx

[@davidcolantuono3622]

Ralph: "Everybody looking at me..." Norton chuckles. Ralph: "SHUT UP!!!!!" LOL! 🤣

[@lonnieclemens8028]

What a great show of talent.

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

Yes it was friend

[@tresfeles2784]

This episode was so much fun. Norton had the moves, man!😄

[@richbacon1218]

St. Louis, Mo. had one station in 1954?,. The night CBS began, it took many hours of getting it right. They broadcasted "The Mark of Zorro", Tyrone Power, with many interruptions working on "Technical Difficulties". Soon after, CBS gave us "The Honeymooners". TV comedic history began.

[@jacquelinewoodard4624]

BABY UR THE GREATEST 😍😘!!!

[@mrodriguezangel1]

So beautiful the writing ,acting ,the set ,the casting , and the message ,it so short with so much content crammed together for it’s time ,people back then were mad lucky they didn’t have to deal with todays petty nonsense

[@slicksmith856]

Well said my friend... you're atomic.

[@susanraymond1366]

Great episode

[@karencawthorn3173]

I was pretty small at the time but my step dad never missed a show. I don't remember this one but here...Art is the star. I almost peed myself when Art did that little scoot by pinching the knees of his pants....omg...I gotta run to the can....🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@shivasirons6159]

My exact thoughts, who could come up with those moves? I like the head bob thing too.

[@kenneth6480]

​@@shivasirons6159 tarza

[@costas4287]

It’s before my time but I love the honeymooners

[@andrewgrove1691]

Me too

[@AnthonyDavis-sv8cf]

Great, great show. I have 3 sets of the DVDs of the 39 episodes. 3!!!!! I watch them all the time. I love watching the New Year’s marathon. NEVER miss it. Just a fantastic show.

[@bejoyful]

Gracie and George Burns son Ronnie is in this one as Wallace; they mentioned his appearance in their show too.

[@billstewart9132]

Angel cake. This ain't no bakery.

[@rl4889]

The echo of a genuine stage performance is grand.

[@user-ho7no7tc3c]

I used to sit on my grandpa lap and watch this show back in the 80$! Can't get them days back 😢😢😢

[@mickeybitsko1676]

HOF tv gold. Norton doing hucklebuck

[@jackzaccardi1896]

Loved the painted backdrop out the window. In the 50's I thought that was a real building. And then those drab walls. Post WWII in a tenement.

[@domenicoonorati8790]

THOSE MOVES NORTON DOES ARE GREAT I GOTTA LEARN THEM WHAT A SHOW!!@@

[@johnny-r]

I watched this episode years ago when I was a teenager, and I remember thinking, "Yeah, well, Ralph, you're old and memories or no memories, you're still gonna be old." Now I'm older than Ralph was in this episode, and I'm dredging up memories as fast as I can.

[@vinnyvincent2862]

I loved the way alice lifted up the window to shout Judy ! Considering the window frame has never had glass in it ! 😂

[@georgianalabella7852]

Great Episode One Of The Greatest. ❤😮😢😊. Pete sr

[@jacquelinewoodard4624]

2020 quarantine 👍🏿 DO THE HUCKABUT 😂😂😭😭😅🤣🏃🏃🤸🤸🤸

[@edwinvalenzuela7113]

OMG YOU KNOW THAT VOICE THAT IS THE ONE THE ONLY CONNIE FRANCIS IN 1956

[@schuylerjohnson6217]

HUCKLEBUCK.

[@sammyf7191]

THats right lol 😝 hucklebucle guys it’s time

[@diangelesss]

Norton was GREAT!! My favorite character on this show😂😂😂 Ralphie boy Timeless Classic❤

[@loristitt65]

This is one of my favorite episodes ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@philm815]

I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Gleason when he was in Chicago in 1986 around the time he made Nothing In Common with Tom Hanks…he was a gentleman and a class act!! Truly The Great One ❤

[@garyfrancis6193]

Art Carney was great on roller skates.

[@lesschoenberger3070]

"The Crazyhouse?????"

[@jasoncataldi2053]

One of the best episodes.

[@gtafam2119]

The best comedy

[@B1970T]

I loved this woman in the live audience (must have been in the front row and the loudest live audience member I have ever heard…lol) has a running commentary and loud laugh throughout this episode and says “don’t fall down” and “steady now.” She was more audible than the cast.😅

[@larrywakeman4371]

I think it is a kid saying that!

[@EZGoin1]

The good old days.

[@HansDelbruck53]

There's never been a funnier show on the air. The live audience was a great boon.

[@theinvisibleman2194]

Agreed.

[@noelwilliams2165]

King of the hill

[@jmad627]

I’ve never gotten tired of watching any of these episodes.

[@HansDelbruck53]

@@noelwilliams2165 The King of Bensonhurst: Ralph Kramden.

[@KaBoomChannel]

This is just how people act in real life isn't it, that personality Ralph has, that is just like my dad.

[@ginamilite1256]

So funny what physical comedy

[@markd.holloman5187]

Just like watching All In The Family, thoes were the days🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@almell3994]

The greatest.