Maybe you're right, in real life they would never have married, but the show was so great because she was soooo pretty and he wasn't good looking at all.
You do realize Alice would've never been with anyone black in the 1950s. Culture would've had the black man killed for Interracial anything then accused you of being a rapist
@@victorbonilla4634 I recall Alice's response being: "You've got it here (slapping her side). You've got it here (slapping her other side). And you've got it here (extending her belly and using both arms to outline a huge gut)"
You left out the best part at the end...Ralph says "I got it here." then Alice says "You got it here, You got it here, and you got it here! (moving her hands like there is a big stomach)
Sure, until inflation eats away at the savings until they're worthless. There goes your security. Far better to invest in precious stones and metals than just stick your money in the bank.
$75.00 in the bank, that was probably alot of money in those days. Great tv show. I too think audrey meadows was cute. Love this show and I wasn't born until 1957.
Thanks for the upload---BUT, if you'd just let the film roll for 10 more seconds---the FUNNIEST PART IS MISSING! Alice's and Ralph's reaction to "I've got it here." ("Yeah. You've got it here, and here, and here, but most of all, you've got it HERE!" (Ralph: "You're going to the moon!").........wish that had been included. Funny stuff.
simply the best we are still watching in 2019 and in to the far far future and laughing so so so so hard they are the best actors and actresses thank you for all of there very very hard work this is real and funny comedy t.v. not todays trash !
I hear ya. I was a teenager watching The Jefferson’s and I had a crush on Helen and I’m a 64 year old white man! And I was very jealous of her white TV husband Tom. 😂
Only reason i gave this a dislike is because if it was a few seconds longer you would have heard from Alice... "YOU GOT IT HERE YOU GOT IT HERE AND YA GOT IT HERE", One of Alices best lines!!!
Not missing anything on TV 67 years later. Getting a TV back in the 50s was worth it. It has been a downhill slide ever since, though. The 50s early 60's was about as good as its ever been. Great drama and marvelous comedy. Really creative shows!! General Electric Theater. Playhouse 90, Jack Benny show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Twilight Zone, The Lone Ranger, Wagon Train, Rawhide, Your Show of Shows, Cavalcade of Stars AKA Jackie Gleason Show.......how sweet it was!!
I know back when that a TV was considered a luxury, but for crying out loud, they have no modern appliances whatsoever and no phone. Even on a bus driver's salary, I think they could have made payments on a small TV. I don't think that's too much to ask to keep your wife happy. Financial security is one thing, but he's just being cheap.
Yikes! How could they cut it just before the punchline when Ralph points to his back pocket and says, “ I got it here.... ?“ Alice’s retort is one of great moments of the Honeymooners. Sheesh! Was the editor paying attention?
@@Cissy2cute Especially when they're using a shrinkflation. A self-assured and healthy human with right morals doesn't really need that much to live. I like to read stoics about that.
@@Romanus_Matthaeus As far as living is concerned, I could be very happy in one room as long as I was surrounded by the things I love and that make me happy. Regarding Alice, I'm sure she wanted more things (a frig to replace that ice box LOL) but she seemed quite happy, often humming as she went about her chores. She seemed to make the most out of what she had.
@@Vydio A cheap tv would have cost $200+ back in the 1950s. Televisions were very, very expensive. That $200 would get you an 8 or 10 inch screen, black and white picture. It was all new technology back then.
If Ralph was a real person and his marriage to Alice a real marriage, soon after the honeymoon Alice would have killed herself by electrocution with a fan or radio while in the bathtub.
That's actually not true. TV prices back then were much higher than that.
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@@passwordbosco407 TV's cost hundreds of dollars back then. In general TVs didn't become cheap until the mid 1980's as American TV manufacture's left the business(when was the last time someone brought a Curtis Mathis TV), and Asian manufactures used cheap labor to sale inexpensive tv sets.
I think just before this bit, Alice had tried to butter Ralph up and make him comfortable to put him in a good mood before suggesting they get what she wanted, and she started with "By the way..." and Ralph already knew what she was going to do, and was annoyed by it.
He was waiting for 3D television. He just had to wait about 65 year's 🤣
For HD tv
Many have stated the brilliance of Gleason and Carney, but Audrey Meadows as Alice was perfect casting as well.
"Alice you don't know how to manage money"!
"Of course I don't, I never had any practice!"
I got the same problem
If alice didn't know how to manage money, then why are women smarter than men??
I had the biggest crush on Alice when I was a kid and I'm a 53year old black man and to this day I think Alice was gorgeous to good for Ralf
There’s beauty in every color Matthew....
You are absolutely right, she was too pretty for everybody, doesn't matter if black or white
Gleason originally rejected Audrey Meadows for the role because he felt she was too glamorous and beautiful
Maybe you're right, in real life they would never have married, but the show was so great because she was soooo pretty and he wasn't good looking at all.
You do realize Alice would've never been with anyone black in the 1950s. Culture would've had the black man killed for Interracial anything then accused you of being a rapist
We got $75 dollars laying around there😂😂😂😂😂
This was the first of the iconic "classic 39" episodes of The Honeymooners.
No it wasn’t. TV Or Not TV was the first.
@@ardishorwich4601 Sunday nights on MeTV.
@@ardishorwich4601
Yes, and this clip is from "TV or not TV."
THIS IS REALLY ONE OF MY FAVORITE HONEYMOONERS!! ALL OF MY NEW FAVORITE SHOWS!! AND EPISODES!! AND THE HONEYMOONERS!! ARE THE GREATEST!!❤❤😊😊
This scene was cut 10 seconds too early.
Alice responds to Ralph, and it is a great response.
You got it here, you got it there, you've got it everywhere..I think that was her comeback..🤔😂
@@victorbonilla4634 I recall Alice's response being:
"You've got it here (slapping her side). You've got it here (slapping her other side). And you've got it here (extending her belly and using both arms to outline a huge gut)"
@@NoEgg4u 😂👍
@@victorbonilla4634 Found it:
th-cam.com/video/PtEPk7StAYc/w-d-xo.html
That is my sister's favorite part. 😂😂😂😂
You got it here, and you got it here, and you got it here!
If I recall Ralph made about $64 a week. He has a grand total of a little more than a weeks salary in the bank.
Adjusted for inflation, $64.00 in 1955 is equal to $624.36 in 2021.
@@mackermaldrill2656 So close to 2 weeks?
"....will you be quiet, I don't want my salary to leak out.....
Alice replies: "your salary couldn't drip out"....
How much was it worth back then.
You left out the best part at the end...Ralph says "I got it here." then Alice says "You got it here, You got it here, and you got it here! (moving her hands like there is a big stomach)
I bet the kids in 1955 were more entertained by black and white tv than us with iphones
He didn't know how budget.
Great take on finances. Money saved IS security.
Sure, until inflation eats away at the savings until they're worthless. There goes your security. Far better to invest in precious stones and metals than just stick your money in the bank.
Never was there a bigger blowhard than Ralph Kramden! Truly hilarious! And Alice stood right up to him. She was a great lady!
What an actor!
$75.00 in the bank, that was probably alot of money in those days. Great tv show. I too think audrey meadows was cute. Love this show and I wasn't born until 1957.
I checked it out $75 from 1955 is about $830 today
That was my dad. He wore the same clothes everyday, and never showed off. He left a safe full of cash for my mom.
PETER LE , YOUR POPS ROCKS , YOU ROCK TOO. That line you said , " that's my dad" has me screaming lolol!! Ty bro
Thanks for the upload---BUT, if you'd just let the film roll for 10 more seconds---the FUNNIEST PART IS MISSING! Alice's and Ralph's reaction to "I've got it here." ("Yeah. You've got it here, and here, and here, but most of all, you've got it HERE!" (Ralph: "You're going to the moon!").........wish that had been included. Funny stuff.
You have me ROLLIN!! NOW I AM PICTURING HER SAYING IT. LMBO
Samsung should have used that part in a commercial when there 3D TVs First came out,they could have said Ralph there finally here.
Money
The funniest sitcom ever!
simply the best we are still watching in 2019 and in to the far far future and laughing so so so so hard they are the best actors and actresses thank you for all of there very very hard work this is real and funny comedy t.v. not todays trash !
I grew up watching honeymooners sanford and son my favorite comedy nothing today can make me laugh like those two shows
A perfect and great situation comedy, I len love this show
"AHHH HAAAAA!!!" 😂😂😂
Thanks for posting! I love this episode!Great clip!!
He's waiting for a 3D television set. Oh Ralph...
He should've known that NOBODY likes a damn cheapskate!😒😆
I hear ya. I was a teenager watching The Jefferson’s and I had a crush on Helen and I’m a 64 year old white man! And I was very jealous of her white TV husband Tom. 😂
Only reason i gave this a dislike is because if it was a few seconds longer you would have heard from Alice... "YOU GOT IT HERE YOU GOT IT HERE AND YA GOT IT HERE", One of Alices best lines!!!
Good point, best parts of these arguements was how she stood up to him LOL.
Baaang Zooooom !!
I think her best line was “I don’t want to look at that stove, that I’ve box, and these four walls, I want to look at Liberace!
Loved Alice. Beautiful women.
Your right way to good for Ralph.
"You got it here, and you got it here".....Alice always had the last word...Only her mother's comebacks could top hers....
'but I still want a television set!'
@@BlacKnightRising "Mr. Financial Security"
@@donk499 now let me tell you something Mr. Financial Security, I want a television set and I'm going to get a television set!
"The Reason" 🤣
Poor Alice.
Came to point out the Alice comeback is missing, but I see you guys are on top of it!
$75 🤣 more than I have
Not missing anything on TV 67 years later. Getting a TV back in the 50s was worth it. It has been a downhill slide ever since, though. The 50s early 60's was about as good as its ever been. Great drama and marvelous comedy. Really creative shows!! General Electric Theater. Playhouse 90, Jack Benny show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Twilight Zone, The Lone Ranger, Wagon Train, Rawhide, Your Show of Shows, Cavalcade of Stars AKA Jackie Gleason Show.......how sweet it was!!
You mean it was great until women and blacks got rights?
I know back when that a TV was considered a luxury, but for crying out loud, they have no modern appliances whatsoever and no phone. Even on a bus driver's salary, I think they could have made payments on a small TV. I don't think that's too much to ask to keep your wife happy. Financial security is one thing, but he's just being cheap.
TVs weren't exactly small, nor were they cheap. Buying a TV back then was like buying a used car.
I think they had a radio. It wasn't shown but it was mentioned in the 'Man From Space' episode.
I got it here oh my that's great!!!!
You cut off the biggest punch line!!
I ❤️ The Honeymooners
Yikes! How could they cut it just before the punchline when Ralph points to his back pocket and says, “ I got it here.... ?“ Alice’s retort is one of great moments of the Honeymooners. Sheesh! Was the editor paying attention?
Obviously Jeff isn’t as big a Honeymooners fan the rest of us.
CLASSIC..
Ralph is right. It's better to save in the bank. Financial security is more important than luxury.
Here's the problem nowadays. As the prices continue to rise, the money in the bank can actually buy less and less. It's very frustrating.
@@Cissy2cute Especially when they're using a shrinkflation. A self-assured and healthy human with right morals doesn't really need that much to live. I like to read stoics about that.
@@Romanus_Matthaeus As far as living is concerned, I could be very happy in one room as long as I was surrounded by the things I love and that make me happy. Regarding Alice, I'm sure she wanted more things (a frig to replace that ice box LOL) but she seemed quite happy, often humming as she went about her chores. She seemed to make the most out of what she had.
I don't think a washing machine and a decent refrigerator is a luxury. Ralph could have sprung $20 for a TV.
@@Vydio A cheap tv would have cost $200+ back in the 1950s. Televisions were very, very expensive. That $200 would get you an 8 or 10 inch screen, black and white picture. It was all new technology back then.
LMAO.... I don't want any of this, and none of that.
Every housewife backthen can relate😅😅
If Ralph was a real person and his marriage to Alice a real marriage, soon after the honeymoon Alice would have killed herself by electrocution with a fan or radio while in the bathtub.
Or she would have killed Ralph in his sleep.....
Living with such abuse wears a person down fast, she probably ran and never looked back.
This scene was on the movie I watched today Gleason..
No phone no lights no motor car…..come on let’s get with it
3D TVs finally became a thing
Yea I did too
You cut off the best part of this scene.
Oh...and by the way, Ralph, I need $300 for a television set...
Kind of dumb to cut out the last 10 seconds which has the funniest line in the whole bit. What was your logic for doing that?
Cheapskate TvS back then were 20 or 30 bucks,3D tv hmmmm.👏👌👍☺
People in his position only made $3000 or so A YEAR BACK THEN. That was a lot of money for a TV. I get it that this was a comedy....
$30 dollars was a pretty good chunk of change back then
lol 20 or 30 bucks in the early 50s got you a middle of the road table radio!!
That's actually not true. TV prices back then were much higher than that.
@@passwordbosco407 TV's cost hundreds of dollars back then. In general TVs didn't become cheap until the mid 1980's as American TV manufacture's left the business(when was the last time someone brought a Curtis Mathis TV), and Asian manufactures used cheap labor to sale inexpensive tv sets.
If she wants a tv why don't she get a part time job?
I still will not understand. Everything was cheap. Money was basically on trees instead leaves.
Not a TV set it wasn't.
Great
Phones tvs ralph denied her
Yeah it was almost abuse.
Remember when women acted like this? You know... pleasant?
Don't invalidate my feelings and experiences, feminists.
The scene was cut 15 seconds too soon.
From Season 1, Episode 1, "TV or not TV":
th-cam.com/video/PtEPk7StAYc/w-d-xo.html
Alright what's By the way ??
I think just before this bit, Alice had tried to butter Ralph up and make him comfortable to put him in a good mood before suggesting they get what she wanted, and she started with "By the way..." and Ralph already knew what she was going to do, and was annoyed by it.
I don't see why this is funny. Maybe I'm missing some context...
You must be 8
'we got 75 dollars layin' around there collecting interest!' 😆