The Honeymooners Lost Episodes: Part 1 of 5 - Full Episodes

The Honeymooners Lost Episodes starring Jackie Gleason and Art Carney is a collection of classic comedy sketches that aired on The Jackie Gleason Show from 1952 to 1957. Lost for decades, they became known as The Honeymooners Lost Episodes.
Starring Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Audrey Meadows and Joyce Randolph, the Honeymooners Lost Episodes is a treasure trove of classic comedy gems. Join Ralph, Ed, Alice and Trixie on their unforgettable but loveable escapades through 1950s New York City. One of the funniest classic comedy TV shows, The Honeymooners was Classic Comedy Gold!
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[@WilliamWyckoff-of2ku]

Thanks for showing these from early 50s I was a little kid than I just love these thanks again there Sul r

[@WilliamWyckoff-of2ku]

Super

[@GinaD46]

That was hilarious!! One of the best I've seen.

[@B1970TBronze]

Our love is here to stay😊

[@rondenny2737]

Awesome thank You

[@in2movies]

Glad you're enjoying it. Please share, and look out for Part 2 coming this Sunday. 😊

[@Yapostadodat]

Thanks for these posts! Brings back a LOT of memories of my father and uncle watching this show and being in stitches. We'd visiit my father once or twice a year in NYC and this was all a part of the city environment. With the live taping and audience it's like they are performing a play at a theatre and just happen to be being filmed. Live tv was incredible in those days. This show is like the seed for every sitcom that came after and they are STILL "borrowing" plots from this classic; like Seinfeld and The Simpsons.

[@in2movies]

Glad you're enjoying it. 😊

[@rty1955]

These are the kinescopes that were used to edit the films from the Dumont Electronicam. The elextronicam had 35mm film cameras attached to the Dumont TV cameras. Remember this was a LIVE show, so the kinescope was the recording of what acrually went over the air. This was before the age of videotape. Kinescopes were 16mm film. A kinescope was a camera aimed at a b&w tv monitor. Kinescopes were far inferior to the 35mm film. I worked on both the Dumont Electronicam & Kinescope cameras.

[@sandrabrown4283]

Thanks, I love information like this

[@davidluckens3479]

Audry Meadows was an amazing actress,on so many levels-She was an incredibly glamourous lady who made the working class housewife ,Alice Kramden come to life,and live on to this day.

[@in2movies]

I think she was the highlight of the show.

[@edzebrowski4445]

Great man that Jackie Gleason

[@Punkieinthehouse]

THE GREAT ONE!

[@AlwaysPrisms]

i love the honeymooners

[@lbar9720]

Thank you for posting these; I've never seen any of them before. What a nice treat. New Subscriber.

[@in2movies]

Glad you're enjoying them. Thanks for subbing! Please share.

[@bluecollar58]

These had to be very early , Jackie is still pretty trim. This was the only show I was allowed to stay up late and watch as a kid.

[@in2movies]

These ran on the Jackie Gleason show from 1952 to 1957. The Honeymooners TV show ran 1958-1959.

[@joemeyer738]

Where in the World does anyone see that Ralph is Pretty Trim ?

[@bluecollar58]

@@joemeyer738 , relatively speaking. He gets much heavier later on.

[@joemeyer738]

O K I guess I didn't notice Ralph got bigger Cuz he looked the same but I'll pay closer attention while Watching ! Thanks for the Info @bluecollar58 !

[@theinvisibleman2194]

I though the classic 39 ran in 55-56...

[@tresfeles2784]

Alice deserved a medal for putting up with Ralph all those years. I wonder if Jackie Gleason had that bad temper in real life. 😕

[@HoustonRebel]

Well he was an actor. An actor named Jackie Gleason, Ralph Kramden was just one of his characters. I don't believe he was a Texas sheriff chasing a bootlegger in a black Trans Am in real life either.😊😊

[@HoustonRebel]

Edith Bunker held her ground with Archie at times too. But most of the time it was inadvertantly and she didn't even know she was insulting him. Lol.

[@johncaldwell881]

It’s called acting. Why are you taking this deeper than where it should be?

[@BlueberryStinkFinger62]

The honeymooners were about regular people Blue collar absolutely loved this show

[@richardmccormick859]

Learn the difference between acting and a real person.

[@nivagnoswal]

vintage fifties...thanks for posting...great stuf...

[@in2movies]

Glad you enjoyed it. Please share. And check out Part 2 also.

[@bojo2770]

Thanks for this! Timestamps would be so helpful! Can't wait to watch the rest!

[@in2movies]

Thank you for the "timestamps" feedback. Will work on that.

[@markwegner6821]

Ralph is an explosion 💥 waiting to happen, poor lovely Alice for having to stand too close. When she talked about murdering him, for the play on stage, I thought she meant him. If this is the honeymoon, they'd better get soundproofing for the walls. I saw these when they first came out in Australia 🇦🇺, but I don't remember this one. 💎

[@edzebrowski4445]

79 cents for eggs! Lol. Now its 5.99&

[@marsazorean62]

😯funny AND dark. Addressing marriage and murder in 1952. Epic

[@pppaaattt4671]

Ty for posting. I’m on 1-5 and looking forward to seeing the others.

[@in2movies]

Happy that you're enjoying it. 😉

[@traceyberthoud9553]

How can Alice live like that for all those years

[@josephwells-ue9sf]

I still be looking at them on T.V.

[@erikbunty2016]

Ralph is so dramatic when he gets hurt.

[@michaelmohrle1773]

1:15:17, Damm Ralph looks small next to the guy who plays the cop !

[@rashan296]

Yooooooo where did you get these ❤ I never saw any of them This is gold THANK YOU

[@in2movies]

Glad you're enjoying them. Please share. These were sketch episodes that featured on the Jackie Gleason Show from 1952-1957, before The Honeymooners TV Show that ran through 1958-1959.

[@theinvisibleman2194]

I think there are 118 lost episodes.

[@jafll141]

Norton had the hots for Alice! 😂😂

[@michaeldavid4572]

Kurt Russell on Suspense

[@jjtt7408]

ONLY IN THE MOVIES SON ONLY IN THE MOVIES

[@carloloturco1659]

Now I Know Why They Lost It

[@edzebrowski4445]

Mts rafferty? I thought she played mrs manicotti

[@in2movies]

She played Mrs Manicotti in the sitcom. This was before that. It was common for the same actors to play different parts.

[@traceyberthoud9553]

Did Ralph really hit people???? Was he really jealous of his own wife!!

[@in2movies]

It's a TV show! Did Anthony Perkins (Norman Bates) really kill his mother?

[@marsazorean62]

Nothing worst than a restrained sense of humour.

[@user-eh7vn9is1z]

What do you guys think? I think Ralph is much funny fat,than skinny!!!!

[@joemeyer738]

Since when was Ralph Skinny ?

[@richardmccormick859]

Ed should have tapped Alice. Ralph wasn't laying the pipe.

[@TheCalifornian]

Alice is the only intelligent character, and she gets treated badly by Ralph.

[@lindachaney5092]

Tuning in to watch a husband yell and mistreat his wife is not really funny to me. Although I do like the interaction between Ralph and Norton, to me it is not a relaxing show to watch

[@idamarsillo7327]

Those are my sentiments exactly. Even though it was just acting it would activate bad thoughts.

[@user-tf3ji5ok5j]

Oh, get over it.

[@in2movies]

It was the 1950s and they were different times. It was for comedic purposes only and no one got offended. Today, people get offended by anything and evertything. TV shows are full of violence, gore, very foul language, drug use - all very graphic, and all that seems to be acceptable. I know which I'd rather watch.

[@idamarsillo7327]

I really should not join that typical crowd of politically correct people I am not like that at all. It is just that it strikes a chord of abusiviness in my life. The yelling & screaming & the I know it all attitude goes right through me.