He was The Great One, The Master of Ceremonies, a successful comedian, even a recording artist, but what Jackie Gleason will be most remembered for is the long-running TV series The Honeymooners. Gleason, along with his co-stars Art Carney, Audrey Meadows and Joyce Randolph, made television history as Ralph Kramden and his working class family and friends.
These 'lost episodes' are a selection of rare sketches that originally aired only once on live telecasts from 1952-1957.
Episodes include: Stand In For Murder, Principle Of The Thing, A Weighty Problem, The Little Man Who Wasn't There, and The Songwriters.
FEATURES and BENEFITS:
- A look back at some of the best episodes of The Honeymooners
- Rarely seen lost sketches aired only once on live telecasts
- 1952-1957
- Includes 5 episodes
- A treat for classic TV, comedy and nostalgia buffs
- Genre: Comedy TV
- Format: DVD
- Black and white
- Approximately 161 minutes
These 'lost episodes' are a selection of rare sketches that originally aired only once on live telecasts from 1952-1957.
Episodes include: Stand In For Murder, Principle Of The Thing, A Weighty Problem, The Little Man Who Wasn't There, and The Songwriters.
FEATURES and BENEFITS:
- A look back at some of the best episodes of The Honeymooners
- Rarely seen lost sketches aired only once on live telecasts
- 1952-1957
- Includes 5 episodes
- A treat for classic TV, comedy and nostalgia buffs
- Genre: Comedy TV
- Format: DVD
- Black and white
- Approximately 161 minutes
'Baby, you're the greatest.' With those words Jackie Gleason ended every episode of the The Honeymooners and cemented his place in television history. The Honeymooners was such a popular series and lasted so long in re-runs, that most people don't realize it had just 1 regular season in 1955-56. All of the other sketches and so-called 'episodes' were filmed either for the Cavalcade of Stars which Gleason hosted, or later for The Jackie Gleason Show.Because it wasn't part of the regular season, all of that comedy history was hidden for decades, until Gleason finally opened his personal collection and revealed The Lost Episodes. Now you can get a selection of the best of those lost sketches in the Best of The Honeymooners: The Lost Episodes DVD.
Not only are these rare gems television history, even 65 years later the humor, timing and chemistry of the characters is as engaging and infatuating as it ever was. You'll fall in love with misguided but well meaning Ralph all over again as he fumbles his way through his daily adventures.
Episodes include: Stand In For Murder, Principle Of The Thing, A Weighty Problem, The Little Man Who Wasn't There, and The Songwriters.
So join Jackie, along with his co-stars Art Carney, Audrey Meadows and Joyce Randolph for a look back at THE show that literally started the TV sitcom.
FEATURES and BENEFITS:
- A look back at some of the best episodes of The Honeymooners
- Rarely seen lost sketches aired just once on live telecasts
- 1952-1957
- Includes 5 episodes
- A treat for classic TV, comedy and nostalgia buffs
- Genre: Comedy TV
- Format: DVD
- Black and white
- Approximately 161 minutes
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