The Honeymooners

Name: The Honeymooners
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1978-12-10
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 8
Cast: Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Audrey Meadows

TV Special
1978
1h

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

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Comedy

Ralph gets another one of his famous get-rich-quick schemes: using his and Ed's life savings on lottery tickets in an attempt to win a million dollars. It's not a Merry Christmas for all.Ralph gets another one of his famous get-rich-quick schemes: using his and Ed's life savings on lottery tickets in an attempt to win a million dollars. It's not a Merry Christmas for all.Ralph gets another one of his famous get-rich-quick schemes: using his and Ed's life savings on lottery tickets in an attempt to win a million dollars. It's not a Merry Christmas for all.

Director
- Jackie Gleason
Writers
- Robert Hilliard
- Walter Stone
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IMDb RATING

8.0/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Jackie Gleason
Writers
- Robert Hilliard
- Walter Stone
Stars

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Did you know

Trivia
The final "The Honeymooners" reunion. This is the final time that Jackie Gleason and Audrey Meadows played the roles of Ralph and Alice Kramden. Art Carney hosted a "The Honeymooners" marathon as Ed Norton in 2001 on TV Land.

Goofs
Ralph says that he is an only child. But in previous sketches on _"The Jackie Gleason Show" (1952), it is stated that he has brothers named Leo and Charlie.

Quotes
Mrs. Gibson - Alice's Mother: [Mrs. Gibson finds Ralph and Norton getting ready to sleep in the same bed. Ralph is rubbing Norton's back and singing "The Last Time I Saw Paris."] Just as I thought. I'm calling Anita Bryant the first thing in the morning.