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Jackie Gleason began hosting his long-running variety show, THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW, in 1952. His hilarious characters, comic monologues, and repartee with guests were an immediate hit with American audiences. Among his most popular characters was the know-it-all Ralph Cramden--so much so that Gleason eventually gave the pugnacious Brooklynite his own series, THE HONEYMOONERS. This collection presents 12 episodes from the last season of the show, also known as THE COLOR HONEYMOONERS, featuring brand...
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The Color Honeymooners Collection 4 (DVD)
Reprising their famous characters from The Honeymooners, the cast was led by Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden) and Art Carney (Ed Norton). Newcomers Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean played long-suffering wives Alice and Trixie. Like popular variety series of the time, the show’s format was a clever combination of new comedy sketches coupled with classic Honeymooners bits. Plenty of big name guest stars and a generous helping of singing and dancing rounded out the hour. Regulars included Gleason’s glamorous...
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The Color Honeymooners (a/k/a The Jackie Gleason Show) a top-rated comedy/variety program aired from the sun and fun capital of the world Miami Beach! on Saturday night from 1966-70 on CBS-TV. This long-running series marked the final weekly TV show for The Great One. Reprising their famous characters from The Honeymooners the cast was led by Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden) and Art Carney (Ed Norton). Newcomers Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean played long-suffering wives Alice and Trixie. Like popular variety...
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Color Honeymooners - Collection 4 DVD BOXSET
Jackie Gleason began hosting his long-running variety show, THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW, in 1952. His hilarious characters, comic monologues, and repartee with guests were an immediate hit with American audiences. Among his most popular characters was the know-it-all Ralph Cramden--so much so that Gleason eventually gave the pugnacious Brooklynite his own series, THE HONEYMOONERS. This collection presents 12 episodes from the last season of the show, also known as THE COLOR HONEYMOONERS, featuring brand...
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The Color Honeymooners Collection 2
The Color Honeymooners (a/k/a The Jackie Gleason Show), a top-rated comedy/variety program aired, from the sun and fun capital of the world Miami Beach! on Saturday night from 1966-70 on CBS-TV. This long-running series marked the final weekly TV show for The Great One. Reprising their famous characters from The Honeymooners, the cast was led by Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden) and Art Carney (Ed Norton). Newcomers Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean played long-suffering wives Alice and Trixie. Like popular variety...
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The Color Honeymooners: Collection 1
Reprising their famous characters from the original "Honeymooners", the cast was led by Jackie Gleason and Art Carney, with newcomers Jean Kean and Sheila MacRae playing long-suffering wives Alice and Trixie. The show's format was a clever combination of new comedy sketches, coupled with classic Honeymooners bits.
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The Color Honeymooners - Collection 4
Jackie Gleason began hosting his long-running variety show, THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW, in 1952. His hilarious characters, comic...
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Reprising their famous characters from The Honeymooners, the cast was led by Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden) and Art Carney (Ed Norton). Newcomers Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean played long-suffering wives Alice and Trixie. Like popular variety series of the time, the show s format was a clever combination of new comedy sketches coupled with classic Honeymooners bits. Plenty of big name guest stars and a generous helping of singing and dancing rounded out the hour.
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The Color Honeymooners Collection 3
The Color Honeymooners (a/k/a The Jackie Gleason Show), a top-rated comedy/variety program aired, from the sun and fun capital of the world Miami Beach! on Saturday night from 1966-70 on CBS-TV. This long-running series marked the final weekly TV show for The Great One. Reprising their famous characters from The Honeymooners, the cast was led by Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden) and Art Carney (Ed Norton). Newcomers Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean played long-suffering wives Alice and Trixie. Like popular variety...
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Jackie Gleason began hosting his long-running variety show, THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW, in 1952. His hilarious characters, comic monologues, and repartee with guests were an immediate hit with American audiences. Among his most popular characters was the know-it-all Ralph Cramden--so much so that Gleason eventually gave the pugnacious Brooklynite his own series, THE HONEYMOONERS. This collection presents eight episodes from the show's 1966 to 1970 run, also known as THE COLOR HONEYMOONERS.
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Join The Honeymooners as they take their famous "Trip to Europe"... and this time they travel in color. Originally performed during the 1956-1957 season over eight shows, their journey now is introduced by the 1954 "Box Top Kid" sketch, revamped as the new "In 25 Words or Less" in which Ralph and Ed win their trip.
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Jackie Gleason began hosting his long-running variety show, THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW, in 1952. His hilarious characters, comic monologues, and repartee with guests were an immediate hit with American audiences. Among his most popular characters was the know-it-all Ralph Cramden--so much so that Gleason eventually gave the pugnacious Brooklynite his own series, THE HONEYMOONERS. This collection presents 12 episodes from the show's 1966 to 1970 run, also known as THE COLOR HONEYMOONERS.
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The Color Honeymooners - Collection 4 (3-Disc Set)
The Color Honeymooners (a/k/a The Jackie Gleason Show) a top-rated comedy/variety program aired from the sun and fun capital of the world Miami Beach! on Saturday night from 1966-70 on CBS-TV. This long-running series marked the final weekly TV show for The Great One. Reprising their famous characters from The Honeymooners the cast was led by Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden) and Art Carney (Ed Norton). Newcomers Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean played long-suffering wives Alice and Trixie. Like popular...
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Reprising their famous characters from The Honeymooners, the cast was led by Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden) and Art Carney (Ed Norton). Newcomers Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean played long-suffering wives Alice and Trixie. Like popular variety series of the time, the show’s format was a clever combination of new comedy sketches coupled with classic Honeymooners bits. Plenty of big name guest stars and a generous helping of singing and dancing rounded out the hour.
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