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- Ralph is working the night shift and cannot sleep amidst the daytime noises of the neighborhood. (en)
- Ralph and Alice test Alice's Uncle Howard's go-go girlfriend, to make sure she's not in it for the money. (en)
- Ed moves in with Ralph and Alice moves in with Trixie after domestic battles in the Kramden and Norton households. (en)
- Ralph and Alice are contestants on Beat the Clock. Bud Collyer guest stars. (en)
- Ralph, angered when Alice wants to supposedly waste money on life insurance, fakes being an alcoholic when a doctor pays a house call. (en)
- Ralph loses a night's sleep trying to patch up a quarrel between Ed and Trixie. (en)
- Ralph, Alice, Ed and Trixie are asked to appear on The Mike Douglas Show to promote their song "Love on a Bus". Ralph and Alice get into an argument while on the show. (en)
- Ralph relents in and buys Alice a television set. NOTES: Debuts of Ed and Trixie Norton, played by Carney and Elaine Stritch. (en)
- Not available. This sketch is still considered lost. (en)
- Ralph tries to help out a lonely old friend by setting him up with a blind date, but the gossip grapevine leads Alice to believe that Ralph is trying to land dates for himself. (en)
- The Honeymooners head to Mexico. Alice and Trixie are kidnapped. (en)
- Ralph tries to get kicked out of his apartment so he can rent a nicer one in The Bronx. (en)
- The Kramdens and Nortons go on safari in Africa, giving Ralph and Ed the chance to go hunting. (en)
- Returning from his cross-country trip promoting the film Love on a Bus, Ralph is offered a promotion within the Gotham Bus Company, but trouble erupts when Alice's nephew starts picketing their headquarters.
NOTE: This is the last episode of the "Color Honeymooners". (en)
- The wives demand that the boys spend more time with them, so Ralph and Norton scheme to exhaust the girls with a wild night on the town. (en)
- Ralph agrees to produce, direct and star in his boss, Mr. Marshall's wife's annual fundraising Christmas benefit show, "A Christmas Carol". Problems arise when Ralph realizes he has promised to take Alice to Miami the same weekend as the show. Hilarity ensues when Ralph rewrites the Dickens classic and with Norton directing it is bound to be a hit. When the show is a hit, all is forgiven. (en)
- Ralph and Alice Kramden argue over the fact there is no bread to go with Ralph's dinner. NOTES: This is the first "Honeymooners" sketch, featuring Pert Kelton as Alice and Art Carney as a policeman. (en)
- Repeat of earlier sketch, performed on CBS Television's The Ed Sullivan Show. Unreleased (en)
- Ralph and Norton believe they have won a car in a raffle. (en)
- Alice interrupts all of Ralph's attempts to discuss a promotion with a co-worker. (en)
- Ralph and Alice are contestants on a radio quiz show. This is a remake of "The Quiz Show" . (en)
- Ralph sabotages Alice's efforts to play matchmaker between a friend of hers and Ralph's traffic manager from work. (en)
- The Kramdens and Nortons leave on a cruise ship to begin a free trip around the world after winning a breakfast cereal contest. (en)
- Ralph and Alice plan surprise anniversary parties for each other. (en)
- Ralph's jealousy ruins his shot at an appearance on This Is Your Life. (en)
- Ralph and Norton are forced into spending the night in the haunted ancestral Kramden castle while visiting Ireland. (en)
- Ralph wears Alice to a frazzle after a bus accident leaves Ralph with a sprained thumb. NOTE: Though listed on The Honeymooners: Lost Episodes 1951–1957: The Complete Restored Series DVD, speculation persists as to whether or not this episode exists. (en)
- Ralph and Norton's plans to attend a boxing match are upset when Alice's uncle George pays a visit. (en)
- This is a remake of the previous season's "Halloween Party". (en)
- The Honeymooners wreak havoc on a cross-country tour. Ralph and Ed enter a song contest. (en)
- Ralph has been selected to appear on a live commercial for Choosy Chews candy bars, but he develops a toothache the night before the broadcast. (en)
- An early version of 1953's "New Year's Eve Party". (en)
- In Chicago, a computer-match service has the Nortons clicking and the Kramdens not. (en)
- While struggling with a new diet, Ralph discovers some hidden food in the apartment. (en)
- When Alice gives away a jacket that contains Ralph's poker winnings, he and Norton scheme to get it back. (en)
- The Kramdens and Nortons buy a duplex home in Queens, with disastrous results. (en)
- Hosted by Audrey Meadows. (en)
- Ralph has his face lathered up and ready for a shave but cannot find his razor blades. (en)
- The Kramdens and Nortons go fishing, and are miserable the whole time. (en)
- By impressing his boss too much, Ralph unwittingly blows his chance at a raise. (en)
- Ralph's big mouth lands him in trouble again when he makes idle boasts to a fatherless boy who idolizes him. (en)
- Ralph and Alice adopt a baby. (en)
- Ralph and Norton campaign for a local politician. (en)
- Ralph and Norton form a songwriting partnership. (en)
- Ralph finds a pink slip in his paycheck. (en)
- Ralph seeks Norton to invest money in his future. (en)
- The Honeymooners visit Hawaii. (en)
- This is a remake of "Alice's Birthday" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Away We Go" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Battle of the Sexes" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Behind the Iron Curtain" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Box Top Kid" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Boys and Girls Together" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Brother in Law" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Catch a Star" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Curse of the Kramdens" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Fortune Teller" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Framed in Spain" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Goodbye Aunt Ethel" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Hair Raising Tale" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Hot Tips" . (en)
- This is a remake of "I Remember Mau Au" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Kramden vs. Norton" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Lawsuit" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Letter to the Boss" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Love Letter" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" . (en)
- This is a remake of "My Fair Landlord" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Norton Moves In" . (en)
- This is a remake of "One Big Happy Family" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Plastered in Paris" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Santa and the Bookies" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Stand-In for Murder" . (en)
- This is a remake of "The Great Jewel Robbery" . (en)
- This is a remake of "The Hypnotist" . (en)
- This is a remake of "The New Bowling Ball" . (en)
- This is a remake of "The Next Champ" . (en)
- This is a remake of "Two Men on a Horse" . (en)
- This is a remake of "What's Her Name?" . (en)
- This is a remake of "When in Rome" . (en)
- Ralph finds a love letter he wrote to Alice years ago and believes it was sent to her from another man. NOTE: This version of "Love Letter" is the most recently-discovered "Honeymooners" sketch . (en)
- Ralph wins a trip to Europe by penning a new slogan for Slim-O Bread, but loses it when they find out he didn't lose weight eating it. (en)
- Ralph becomes a hero after helping to apprehend a wanted killer, but panics when the killer escapes from jail. (en)
- Ralph sees Alice going into an obstetrician's office and thinks she is pregnant. (en)
- A Hollywood shopping spree turns chaotic when Alice is set up in a shoplifting scam. (en)
- Ralph gets elected treasurer of the Raccoon Lodge, and promptly loses $200 of their money. He and Norton head to the race track and invent a scheme to win it all back. (en)
- Ralph takes up a collection to buy an expensive watch as a wedding present for his boss's daughter, but Alice finds the watch and thinks it is a birthday present for her. (en)
- Bad advice from Ralph's brother-in-law results in the Kramdens and Nortons investing in a run-down hotel. (en)
- Ralph and Alice come home with a year's supply of Krinkly Krax cereal that they have won as a consolation prize on a radio quiz show. (en)
- last existing DuMont "Honeymooners" sketch. (en)
- Ralph is about to be named manager of the bus company's baseball team, but thinks he is going to be named manager of the company. (en)
- Ralph is jealous of Joe the jeweler, who he believes Alice is having an affair with. NOTE: First sketch featuring Joyce Randolph as Trixie Norton. (en)
- Blackmailers fake a photo of Ralph fooling around with a Spanish local in Madrid, making Alice jealous. (en)
- The Kramdens and Nortons appear in a Flakey Wakey commercial on an English television show. (en)
- Ralph has tickets to the World Series, but Alice demands that he attend her sister's wedding on the same day. (en)
- Ralph is accused of being a bookie when he starts collecting bets for people before going to the racetrack. (en)
- It is Christmastime and Ralph's latest get-rich-quick scheme has him risking his and Alice's life savings, Norton's holiday bonus, and his mother-in-law's Social Security check. NOTE: recorded in Atlantic City, New Jersey. (en)
- While in Germany, Ralph and Ed accidentally wander into the Russian section of Berlin and are taken prisoners for being suspected spies. (en)
- Ralph is offered a phony job as an insurance executive, so that he can be killed instead of a mob boss who looks just like him. Unfinished episode. (en)
- Ralph and Norton convince their wives to let them buy a cottage in the country, but it turns out to be a nightmare. (en)
- Ralph asks a fellow Raccoon, who is a hypnotist, to get Alice to show him her stash of money so that he may take it to the Raccoon convention in Chicago. (en)
- This is a remake of "A Little Man Who Wasn't There" . (en)
- Ralph is jealous of Alice's tourist guide in Italy, not knowing the guide is a little boy whom Ralph misnames "Harry Verderchi." (en)
- After breaking his leg in a bus accident, Ralph tries to sue the bus company. (en)
- When Alice's aunt arrives for a visit, Ralph is forced to sleep in the kitchen. (en)
- Ralph finally gives in and buys a television set and he and Norton try to watch a football game. (en)
- The Kramdens and Nortons dress up for a Halloween party. (en)
- Alice misplaces her wedding ring; Ralph thinks a turkey ate it. (en)
- Ralph's new bowling ball gets stuck on his finger. This was Audrey Meadows' very first appearance playing Alice Kramden in Gleason's The Honeymooners sketch. (en)
- Clip show featuring "Lost Episodes" hosted by Gleason and Meadows on a recreation of the original set. (en)
- Alice is secretly planning to buy Ralph a suit for Valentine's Day, but Ralph thinks she is sizing him to fit for a coffin after he finds a new life-insurance policy. Thinking that Alice is seeing another man, Ralph has Norton join him undercover, dressed in drag, to catch the bum. In the end, Ralph buys Alice an all-electric kitchen with a new TV, stove, refrigerator, washer, and dryer. (en)
- Ralph reluctantly allows a fortune teller to read his palm, and is determined to find out what it is after she stops. (en)
- Ralph gripes about the lunch Alice packed for him, only to find out he had someone else's lunchbox. (en)
- While in Paris, Ralph and Ed are arrested for passing counterfeit money. (en)
- Ralph owes the IRS $15, exactly the amount of money he has saved for a new bowling ball. (en)
- Ralph buys thousands of jelly beans in the hopes of winning a $100 prize. (en)
- Ralph tries his best to protect Alice from a neighborhood prowler. (en)
- When Ralph overhears Alice rehearsing for a play, he becomes convinced she wants to kill him. (en)
- Ralph scrambles to find Alice a new anniversary gift after she gets the same gift from Trixie. (en)
- Ralph and Norton take an interest in astrology, and it affects every decision Ralph makes. (en)
- When Trixie brings down a copy of Plaything magazine to show Alice a questionnaire, Alice now questions if she is an equal to Ralph. Ralph and Alice fight and Alice moves upstairs with Trixie and it is Ralph and Ed on their own. This is Sheila MacRae's final appearance as Alice. (en)
- Ralph has no intention of going out on New Year's Eve, until the Kramdens and Nortons receive an invitation from The Dorsey Brothers. (en)
- Alice is determined to get a gift from Ralph for her birthday, even if she has to buy it herself. (en)
- Ralph and Alice argue on a night they are to join the Nortons on a night on the town. Norton comes down and tells them the dance was the night before. (en)
- Ralph has a cold and Alice is nursing him back to health. She lets it be known to Ralph that she took out a life insurance policy on him. Ralph has a fit and accuses her of wanting him to die, but when Alice tells Ralph that she also took one out on her own life, he feels like a dope and apologizes. (en)
- Ralph and Alice struggle to remember the name of an actress from a film they just watched. (en)
- The Honeymooners head to Hollywood to claim their songwriting prize. (en)
- The Honeymooners visit Sun Valley, Idaho. Ralph has yet another doppelganger; this time, it is a check bouncer who is using his name. (en)
- This is a remake of "Songs and Witty Sayings" . Due to music rights issues, this episode is not available on DVD. (en)
- Ralph writes a nasty letter to his boss after he thinks he's been fired. Included are two faint spells from Ralph: #1: Break dance style, and #2: falling flat onto Mr. Marshall's office floor . (en)
- Ralph does not like the vegetable meat loaf Alice has prepared for dinner and starts an argument. (en)
- Ralph ruins his tuxedo for a Halloween party at the bus company, not realizing that it's not a costume party. (en)
- Ralph frets after being asked to speak at the next Raccoon Lodge meeting. (en)
- Ralph sees a psychiatrist in an effort to control his short temper, but he is dismayed when the doctor suggests the best cure would be to sever his friendship with Norton. (en)
- Ralph mistakenly believes that he has six months to live. (en)
- This is a remake of "Finger Man" and "The People's Choice" . (en)
- Ralph sues Norton over ownership of a television set Norton won in a movie theatre raffle. (en)
- Ralph and Ed care for an abandoned baby found on the bus. (en)
- Ralph decides to manage a young boxer, who ends up moving in with the Kramdens. (en)
- At Mardi Gras, a hotel mix-up leads the foursome to stay with Emma, Norton's distant relative, a phony spiritualist.
NOTE: At the end of this show, Gleason explains that a nut from the audience ran up on stage and Sammy Spear had to lead him out of the auditorium. (en)
- Alice starts eating pickles after a doctor's visit, leading Ralph to think she is pregnant. (en)
- Ralph finally receives a promotion , but a mishap causes him to be labeled as a thief after his first day on the job. (en)
- Ralph takes a job as a sidewalk Santa to earn extra money, but it turns out to be a front for illegal bookmakers. (en)
- The Kramdens are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Ralph and Alice plan on renewing their vows in a special ceremony at the Raccoon lodge. The celebration is put on hold when Ralph believes Alice is pregnant. Norton then comes into the picture to teach Ralph how to take care of a baby. Meadows returns as Alice, her first time since 1966's "The Adoption". (en)
- Alice is offered the chance to appear in a magazine ad, but Ralph is jealous. (en)
- Ralph and Norton want to buy a local candy store and go to wild extremes trying to win a radio contest to pay for it. (en)
- When Ralph becomes a local hero after helping to nab an escaped convict, he is seduced by a couple of crooked political bosses into running for the city council. (en)
- Ralph boasts that he is a good friend of Jackie Gleason and is trapped into booking Gleason for the Raccoon dance. Gleason, Carney, Meadows and Randolph appear in dual roles as their characters and themselves. (en)
- The Kramdens have a Christmas party and several of Gleason's other characters drop in. In this second of three versions of the holiday episode, actress/singer Patricia Morison sings two songs and a young Frankie Avalon performs a combination trumpet solo/tap dance. (en)
- While nursing Ralph to health, Alice reveals she has taken out an insurance policy on him.
Note: This is one of the few Honeymooners episodes where Carney is absent in his role as Norton. (en)
- Performed on CBS Television's The Ed Sullivan Show. Unreleased (en)
- The Kramdens and Nortons decide to share an apartment in order to save living expenses. (en)
- Ralph and Norton try to collect enough money to open a hot dog stand in New Jersey. (en)
- The Nortons stay with the Kramdens while their apartment is being painted. (en)
- The husbands and wives rehearse separate acts for a local talent show. Among the highlights of the boys' act is a tribute to Laurel & Hardy. (en)
- When the building landlord refuses to make repairs to the Kramden apartment, Ralph withholds the rent money and spends it on some garish redecorating. (en)
- This special with Julie Andrews and Gleason features these two classic talents in familiar Gleason sketches including Joe the Bartender, The Poor Soul, Reggie van Gleason and The Honeymooners, with Andrews playing Norton. This is the only time Gleason portrayed Ralph Kramden along someone else playing Ed Norton. (en)
- Ralph wins a $1,000 prize at a baseball game he skipped work to attend. (en)
- This is a remake of "Manager of the Baseball Team" . (en)
- The Honeymooners visit Miami where Ralph and Ed vie for High Exalted Mystic Ruler. (en)
- Ralph and Norton get suckered into buying the formula for a miracle hair restorer. (en)
- After Alice sends Ralph out for potato salad, the Kramdens' apartment is visited by a host of Jackie Gleason's colorful characters. This third and last version of the holiday episode features Frances Langford singing two songs, and Eddie Hodges singing "Walkin' My Baby Back Home". (en)
- Ralph convinces Ed to get more involved in civil defense and spend a week in the basement instead of vacationing with Alice and Trixie in Atlantic City. Once in the basement, hilarity ensues when Ralph and Ed try to sleep in bunk beds. Sue Ann Langdon appears as Alice and Patricia Wilson appears as Trixie. (en)
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