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I've been watching The Honeymooners over 40 years never gets old The Honeymooners is the funniest show ever and I still watch it I know every line word for word to every episode❤ God bless all of them
Ralph attempting to skate back with a tray of coffee is by far one of the most funniest scenes in television history. Followed by the second funniest scene in TV history
One thing: Despite what it seemed on the surface these 2 couples did have happy marriages. Both Rslph and Ed worked really hard to keep it all together
In an interview, Joyce Randolph once said out of the four of them, Jackie Gleason was the only one that really did not know how to skate. And before making that episode, he refused to take any prior skating lessons just so the scene could look funnier.
I doubt that. He had to be an excellent skater to do this scene. You can't act like you can't skate and stay standing erect without knowing how to skate in the first place. A person that can't skate would not be able to even stand up for a long period of time. Gleason was a very athletic man for his size. I can tell he was a very good skater. During that era everyone could skate. They had no video games. No way a novice skater does this scene. They would be injured before the 3rd take.
@@toussaintlouverture5149 I tend to agree with you. If he was not a decent skater, the producers, etc., would have considered that he could have been injured in any number of ways if he had a bad fall and I’m sure they didn’t want to have to deal with that…
@@keymaninmusic just someone with common sense and that has tried to skate before. There is no such thing as a natural skater. You have to learn. I dare anyone. Especially any adult to put on some skates and try to do half of what he did. You will end up with stitches in your chin. It's kinda common sense. Not much of that is left.
He was an excellent dancer and very adept on his feet. Also, it wasn't the 2000s. They didn't worry that if the star got his hair wet everything would fall apart. Also, Jackie Gleason owned the production company and totally called the shots. If he said no rehearsal, there was no rehearsal.
I remember those skates with hard wheels and no brakes. The wheels were like something carved out of rock. If you rolled over a pebble or a twig at the least your teeth rattled and at the worst you fell. Not encouraging to a physically timid introvert watching other kids from the sidelines. Got a pair for Christmas (I had not asked for them). Barely even tried them as nobody was helping me learn to skate. My mother was so annoyed. About a year later soft-wheeled skates with brakes came in and all my friends got them as their first skates. Of course my mother said I could go skating with my friends: she bought me skates. Use them. They were the metal kind, not boots. You put them on over your shoes and used a wing nut to loosen them and make them bigger as your feet grew. My friends on modern, soft skates were already proficient and wouldn't stay behind for me. So I never did learn to skate. At least I didn't do what my oldest brother did: put on his Christmas skates and promptly skate out the front door, across the porch and down ten concrete steps (after being warned not to try it). He never tried skates again. So my mother struck out both times she bought skates for one of her children.
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Wow Joyce Randolph is the last lone survivor of the honeymooners and she outlived them all I hope that she gets to her 100 years of age and survives the longest.
@@dennismclaurin1487 wait Alice's mother died in 1997, I didn't know about that because I didn't know that she died and even worst I don't know how she died probably it was in her sleep and natural causes or something else I'm not sure and to be honest they all should be alive today if Jackie and Audrey never smoked, and Arthur Carney from both his sleep, and natural causes. I wish that they were all here together with Trixie Norton.
@@PaulTesta yes I heard because yesterday I went to barnes and noble and when I saw on my phone that joyce randolph the last survivor of the honeymooners died I felt heartbroken even though she survived the longest out of ralph alice and norton she was so good at staying alive. And I just found out that she died peacefully in her sleep in her Manhattan home in new york city so now she is finally back home in bensonhurst heaven reunited with her loving husband norton and her friends alice and ralph i can't believe that she was 99 years old the same age that betty white was when she died in new year's eve.
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Recently I walked by the old building where Ralph Kramden lived here in Brooklyn. In front of the building was a car parked blasting gangsta rap. I thought to myself the days of "The Huckebuck" are long gone.
@@ellieelizabeth5627 There was a rumor at the time that Gleason was jealous of Carney and was always afraid Carney would upstage him. While he always praised and acknowledged Carney's talent and said much of the success of the Honeymooners was due to Carney, he barely spoke to him or acknowledged him on the set.
@@georgealcoba3514 Yes, it is. Especially because Carney was tremendously loyal and grateful to Jackie Gleason. But I think it had to do with Gleason's insecurity because of his upbringing and the way his father ran out. And they could have been GOOD friends.
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This is my all-time #1 episode of this classic series. this is comedy gold with 4 pros who knew how to do it . Dad loved Gleason & I learned to love him too. ----MJL 77 y/o
You must have forgotten the episode where Ralph gets on Norton's case for eating four pork chops at dinner to which Norton hits back and says, "What are you talking about, you had six!"
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"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." St John 3:16!❤️
Can you get us coffee Ralph?? It's all the way over there 🤣🤣 Oops ☕☕ These guys Ralph and Norton too much and when Ralph fell Then they can't lift him up I cannot stop laughing my stomach hurts 🤣 How I miss them all so much R.I.P. JACKIE,AUDREY,ART ❤️❤️✝️🙏✝️🙏 Joyce still here 97 wow
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Call me when Wallace gets here so my dad doesn't know I'm going out with him. Alice goes to the window and screams the news that Wallace is here for Judy.
The funny part is that the way the 'kids' are speaking has dated more than the way the 'oldies' talk. The Kramdens and the Nortons are more timeless. Also - a 14 year old going out with a guy who's almost 18? That wouldn't fly today either.
Hmm, I have been trying to figure out what in the world was on that plate that would take ketchup. It did not look like the type of dish on which one could put ketchup.
LOVED------------LOVED-----------LOVED, THESE GUYS !! AND A;LL OF THIS SHOW. =----------CLASSIC TV, NO CURSING, NO VIOLENCE, JUST 4 OLD PROS WHO KNEW WHAT THEY WERE DOING . -------DAD, THIS IS FOR YOU . -----------------MJL, 75 Y/O
There's nothing special or significant about it. All my aunts and uncles on my father's side, and my father, have the same gesture of sort of clearing the way for themselves with the back of their hand. They also stick out their elbows to get more room around themselves in a crowd or if they felt like someone was standing too close. I'm guessing their parents did it too. They lived on a farm, 12 kids born in the early 20th century, and it's uncanny how they all have the same gestures. If you watch enough old movies and TV, you start seeing that gestures have fads the same as slang. In the 1970s people would put one foot forward, resting on their heel, showing the bottom of their shoe (like in the 'Keep on truckin' poster). If they wanted to show superiority at the same time, they'd put the opposite hand on their hip and possibly snap the fingers of the free hand if they had just given someone a sarcastic put down. I get annoyed when I watch a supposed period film and the characters are waving an upright finger back and forth in someone's face or rocking their head side to side in a way nobody did in the days the film is set. The actors grew up on music videos, and have no idea how people moved or gestured in the period they are depicting. Directors should pay attention to these details. And writers...using the bad grammar of 21st century public school pupils (and face it, teachers) when grammar was very strictly taught up until the late '60s and early '70s and people took great pride in speaking correctly and having a wide-ranging vocabulary. People did self-improvement courses to speak well for success, etc. Then you get some kid writing movies who has people in the 1940s or the Middle Ages saying, 'like whatever' or some other modern inanity. Even pitch and intonation has changed. Go back to the 1970s and no woman would have that terrible Valley Girl nasal fry unless it was put on for comic effect (Myrna Turner in the Odd Couple). Also people didn't use constant rising, questioning tones. But modern actors don't bother to watch newsreels or live tv quiz shows with ordinary people in them and catch the voice and mannerisms of the past.
11:25 "Like seeing Boulder Dam for the first time" LOL. Interesting that he calls it Boulder Dam, because it was renamed back to Hoover Dam in 1947, and this show was about 8 years after that. Of course, people use the name they grew up with, and these guys grew up with it being called "Boulder Dam" for a long time.
Math problem: a man goes to the snack bar and orders a couple of cups of coffee. The vendor gives the man three cups of coffee and the man pays with one coin. How much does one cup of coffee cost?
@@MrAquinas1 Yes I know. I just think it is hilarious the way that they put that in there and the way Ralph says what he says lol! Those writers for that show were incredible!
@@abdulhouser Yeppers...that's what he said alright! I've been watching this episode since I was a kid. It took me a few times watching it to get it down pat, but I got it! 😂🤣 I always found Ronnie Burns to be SO funny in this episode! I still laugh very time I see it!
Unbelievable how far you can stretch a dollar in those days
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Ladies and Gentlemen, what you just watched here, was pure talent. I got nothing else.
Joyce Randolph outlived them all and still living at 97 ..Amazing
Yes BLESS HER ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Trixieeeee
Gr
Eat
I was so sure meadows would outlive everyone but not so, I'll bet Randolph is in good health!
She recently turned 99 in October, afew weeks after Jimmy Carter
The actress who played Mother Kramden lived to be 103( 1893-1997)
Amusement parks, roller skating, and bop dance contests...those beautiful days of dating😀
Yes, they were! Back when boys and girls were raised to respect one other. ❤
I've been watching The Honeymooners over 40 years never gets old The Honeymooners is the funniest show ever and I still watch it I know every line word for word to every episode❤ God bless all of them
God I loved these guy's, comedic perfection at its best!
Funniest television series of all time!!! Second to none!
Absolutely positively
Yep
Ralph attempting to skate back with a tray of coffee is by far one of the most funniest scenes in television history. Followed by the second funniest scene in TV history
He simply could have let Alice know he didn't quite have the balance to do so.
Steady Now 😆
Why didn’t those women go get it themselves?? They were the ones who wanted it. What are they, helpless?!
Dean Martin and Foster Brooks.
@@A2D4 And they just watched him struggling and didn't even offer to take the tray from him. 😆
That hucklebuck scene gets me every time 😆😆
That Ed Norton 😂
He was kind of an amazing guy. Could dance, play the piano well, and roller skate! Also win an Oscar! (Carney, not Norton 😄)
Laugh untill I cry ,hysterical!
@@A2D4 Swannie river
@@nathanieldavis5231 and the answer...ed norton?
@@A2D4 kammmmmm on
I just love the way Ralph agreed to take Alice roller skating without realizing what he just agreed to!!! Lol!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣
I love the audience member not being able to resist shouting out, "Steady....steady now" when Ralph was struggling on the skates. (18:06)
And, before that, during the 'hucklebuck' dancing scene, someone yells out, 'don't fall down, now'. Lol. Great stuff, adds to the comedic atmosphere.
@@waynej2608 that also would've been great if that was applied to the scene where Ralph was bringing them the coffee!
Ralph:
*"..crazy house? you don't have to go any amusement park for a crazy house we're living in one right now.."* 😸😸
RALPH: "WHAT'S Icky?". Norton: "I don't know, must mean fat"...Hilarious
Reminds me sitting down as a boy with my Grandparents. Miss them. Great memories of a simple time.
Bit of trivia: The actor who played Wallace was Ronnie Burns (1935-2007), the adopted son of George Burns and Gracie Allen. What a doll he was!
Thanks, was looking for that. And the girl?
I would've have no clue, thank you for the history lesson.
Oh yea...Ronnie Burns was one of those teen heartthrobs back then. And yes, he sure was a good-looking guy. He was only 20 years old here.
He actually had a bit of a hit called she's kinda cute
@@danielmoore2320 But he really couldn't sing. God only gives limited gifts to people and in Ronnie's case, it was his good looks.
"how can anyone so round be so square?" 🤣😂
One thing: Despite what it seemed on the surface these 2 couples did have happy marriages. Both Rslph and Ed worked really hard to keep it all together
That Exactly True friend
You realize this wasn't a documentary, right?
In an interview, Joyce Randolph once said out of the four of them, Jackie Gleason was the only one that really did not know how to skate. And before making that episode, he refused to take any prior skating lessons just so the scene could look funnier.
I doubt that. He had to be an excellent skater to do this scene. You can't act like you can't skate and stay standing erect without knowing how to skate in the first place. A person that can't skate would not be able to even stand up for a long period of time. Gleason was a very athletic man for his size. I can tell he was a very good skater. During that era everyone could skate. They had no video games. No way a novice skater does this scene. They would be injured before the 3rd take.
What are you, an authority on skating?
@@toussaintlouverture5149 I tend to agree with you. If he was not a decent skater, the producers, etc., would have considered that he could have been injured in any number of ways if he had a bad fall and I’m sure they didn’t want to have to deal with that…
@@keymaninmusic just someone with common sense and that has tried to skate before. There is no such thing as a natural skater. You have to learn. I dare anyone. Especially any adult to put on some skates and try to do half of what he did. You will end up with stitches in your chin. It's kinda common sense. Not much of that is left.
He was an excellent dancer and very adept on his feet. Also, it wasn't the 2000s. They didn't worry that if the star got his hair wet everything would fall apart. Also, Jackie Gleason owned the production company and totally called the shots. If he said no rehearsal, there was no rehearsal.
The last few minutes were ad libed. That's why it slows down a bit. Pretty amazing.
The kid is Ronnie Burns, George Burn's and Gracie Allen's son.
12:04 - Norton do the Hucklebuck
HILARIOUS! 😂😂😂😂😂
"No wise adult ever forgets the child he once was, and in a sense still is"
Me and my husband watch this Togther !!!💯💯💯💕💕💕💕❤️
Seventy years and still nothing funnier than jackie Gleason dancing
why does it have to be so long ago?...............
History repeats itself we'll be in good times before we know it
100% agree and Art Carney is brilliant 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧
Best of the best no acting can even come close even today with 100’s retakes in today’s world
I remember those skates with hard wheels and no brakes. The wheels were like something carved out of rock. If you rolled over a pebble or a twig at the least your teeth rattled and at the worst you fell. Not encouraging to a physically timid introvert watching other kids from the sidelines. Got a pair for Christmas (I had not asked for them). Barely even tried them as nobody was helping me learn to skate. My mother was so annoyed. About a year later soft-wheeled skates with brakes came in and all my friends got them as their first skates. Of course my mother said I could go skating with my friends: she bought me skates. Use them. They were the metal kind, not boots. You put them on over your shoes and used a wing nut to loosen them and make them bigger as your feet grew. My friends on modern, soft skates were already proficient and wouldn't stay behind for me. So I never did learn to skate. At least I didn't do what my oldest brother did: put on his Christmas skates and promptly skate out the front door, across the porch and down ten concrete steps (after being warned not to try it). He never tried skates again. So my mother struck out both times she bought skates for one of her children.
"Steady Now"
Pride! A good lesson for all of us!
Pure genius
It's cute hearing teenagers in the audience and making little comments during the show.
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Wow Joyce Randolph is the last lone survivor of the honeymooners and she outlived them all I hope that she gets to her 100 years of age and survives the longest.
She would have to live 104, to survive the longest.
Mother Kramden ( Ethel Owens) lived to be 103( 1893-1997)
@@dennismclaurin1487 wait Alice's mother died in 1997, I didn't know about that because I didn't know that she died and even worst I don't know how she died probably it was in her sleep and natural causes or something else I'm not sure and to be honest they all should be alive today if Jackie and Audrey never smoked, and Arthur Carney from both his sleep, and natural causes. I wish that they were all here together with Trixie Norton.
Sadly, Joyce Randolph passed away yesterday. She was 99.
R.I.P. Trixie
@@PaulTesta yes I heard because yesterday I went to barnes and noble and when I saw on my phone that joyce randolph the last survivor of the honeymooners died I felt heartbroken even though she survived the longest out of ralph alice and norton she was so good at staying alive. And I just found out that she died peacefully in her sleep in her Manhattan home in new york city so now she is finally back home in bensonhurst heaven reunited with her loving husband norton and her friends alice and ralph i can't believe that she was 99 years old the same age that betty white was when she died in new year's eve.
This is the Best episode of the HM . Nothing beats the Huckle Buckle. Art C is steals it big time
One of the funniest shows of all time❤️💙
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Ralph always dances basically the same way. There should be a dance called the Gleason based on his moves.
Rest in peace and birthday wishes to Jackie Gleason 2. 26. We will always ❤️ be young at heart when we laugh at this episode
Recently I walked by the old building where Ralph Kramden lived here in Brooklyn. In front of the building was a car parked blasting gangsta rap. I thought to myself the days of "The Huckebuck" are long gone.
is it me or Norton had a pretty strong fanbase?
He sure did. Gleason was always an exceptional comedian, but the show would have been nothing without Art Carney.
@@ellieelizabeth5627 There was a rumor at the time that Gleason was jealous of Carney and was always afraid Carney would upstage him. While he always praised and acknowledged Carney's talent and said much of the success of the Honeymooners was due to Carney, he barely spoke to him or acknowledged him on the set.
@@retroguy9494 That’s sad
@@georgealcoba3514 Yes, it is. Especially because Carney was tremendously loyal and grateful to Jackie Gleason. But I think it had to do with Gleason's insecurity because of his upbringing and the way his father ran out. And they could have been GOOD friends.
His character was childlike in a way. You can really hear the kids in the audience when he makes his first entrance.
One of more hilarious episodes of the honeymooners!
An 18 year old dating a 14 year old. Every episode is a glimpse at a different time.
Now you know why she didn't want her father to know!
Ed- time moved on, I matured
Ralph- Yeah, now you're a full grown nut!
Lmao!!!
Sounds like the audience was all girls… really enjoying themselves.
Wallace is played by Ronnie Burns, son of George and Gracie.
Joyce Randolph is a Allstar.
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This is my all-time #1 episode of this classic series. this is comedy gold with 4 pros who knew how to do it . Dad loved Gleason & I learned to love him too. ----MJL 77 y/o
It’s hard to believe Ralph eats such a meagre dinner
You must have forgotten the episode where Ralph gets on Norton's case for eating four pork chops at dinner to which Norton hits back and says, "What are you talking about, you had six!"
Ralph and Norton, the two stooges.
true xD
Everybody looking at me?
Hahaha..
*SHUT UP!!!* LMAO!
Norton doing the huckle buck! Lol
Do marriages like Alice and Ralph exist anymore?
Indeed they do!
No, today Alice would be "swiping right" on Tinder.
Morning Bill, ,,memory's are good ,,,they know how to roller skate ,,to do comedy on skates ,is not eazy ,,just live every day to the best of your ability, ,and you can still make memorys,,,,have a great day ,,,,xxoo
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I liked having an episode where Ralph wasn't coming up with a scheme. He seemed as if he was trying to become a better person.
Do the Hucklebuck....Art Carney is BRILLIANT as Norton
7:00
"Boo-lee-ap oh that's too much"
😂
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." St John 3:16!❤️
So = in this way; manner
Ralph and Alice are so incompatible....I guess that makes it funny...
Norton dances the same way a pigeon walks!
Ronnie Burns as Wallace. Son of George Burns and Gracie Allen.
Amazing
Look at me, I'm 13 ...
I love it
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
11:43 - "Don't fall down!" He was dancing LONG before you were even thought of, kid! 😆
Great dance
Yes I watched it every night laugh so hard all the time
Can you get us coffee Ralph??
It's all the way over there 🤣🤣
Oops ☕☕
These guys Ralph and Norton too much and when Ralph fell
Then they can't lift him up I cannot stop laughing my stomach hurts 🤣
How I miss them all so much
R.I.P. JACKIE,AUDREY,ART
❤️❤️✝️🙏✝️🙏
Joyce still here 97 wow
Joyce?! Don't tell me...😭
Wphew! Just checked and Joyce Randolph is still with us. She's the last surviving cast member, having turned 97, this past October. 👏👍😉
@@waynej2608 you never know what to believe in anymore.
Wow 97 still kicking amazing god bless her 🙏
@@waynej2608
Sadly, Joyce Randolph passed away yesterday. She was 99.
R.I.P. Trixie
Anyone notice the same fly was in multiple scenes
It sounds like they have a bunch of kids in the audience.
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Call me when Wallace gets here so my dad doesn't know I'm going out with him. Alice goes to the window and screams the news that Wallace is here for Judy.
I thought judys date was suppose to be a secret. Alice called out the window stating he was here
Great pernt!
It wasn't a secret. Judy just didn't feel ready to have Dad meet Wallace.
Maybe, Judy's dad was hard of hearing.
Love the live audience. Do not like the pre recorded laughters.
Ed didn’t eat? He usually eats when he is at Ralph and Alice’s house.
@21:31 The Laughter starts LMBO!!!!
Trixie did a free fall in that ice skating rink episode
The funny part is that the way the 'kids' are speaking has dated more than the way the 'oldies' talk. The Kramdens and the Nortons are more timeless. Also - a 14 year old going out with a guy who's almost 18? That wouldn't fly today either.
Hmm, I have been trying to figure out what in the world was on that plate that would take ketchup. It did not look like the type of dish on which one could put ketchup.
I think it's a gag. Ketchup was used in several episodes and seemed out of place.
Violin stew,lol:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
And, he didn't even eat it. Lol.
Bang Zoom! Ralph
Look at me I'm thirteen!
LOVED------------LOVED-----------LOVED, THESE GUYS !! AND A;LL OF THIS SHOW. =----------CLASSIC TV, NO CURSING, NO VIOLENCE, JUST 4 OLD PROS WHO KNEW WHAT THEY WERE DOING . -------DAD, THIS IS FOR YOU . -----------------MJL, 75 Y/O
👍🏻👍🏻
Ralph is on the second plateau, and I'm somewhere on the 3rd or 4th Plateau!!
So funny great stuff
18:06 ...steady now...
This Tv was just theater before todos
Programa EXELENTE
Actually when I took my daughter roller skating I broke my leg in four places!
Yikes!! Not good. Hope you recovered without too many issues!
Anyone ever noticed how Ralph gave a subtle shove to Alice @3:41 ? He would do that basically every episode to Alice or Norton
There's nothing special or significant about it. All my aunts and uncles on my father's side, and my father, have the same gesture of sort of clearing the way for themselves with the back of their hand. They also stick out their elbows to get more room around themselves in a crowd or if they felt like someone was standing too close. I'm guessing their parents did it too. They lived on a farm, 12 kids born in the early 20th century, and it's uncanny how they all have the same gestures. If you watch enough old movies and TV, you start seeing that gestures have fads the same as slang. In the 1970s people would put one foot forward, resting on their heel, showing the bottom of their shoe (like in the 'Keep on truckin' poster). If they wanted to show superiority at the same time, they'd put the opposite hand on their hip and possibly snap the fingers of the free hand if they had just given someone a sarcastic put down. I get annoyed when I watch a supposed period film and the characters are waving an upright finger back and forth in someone's face or rocking their head side to side in a way nobody did in the days the film is set. The actors grew up on music videos, and have no idea how people moved or gestured in the period they are depicting. Directors should pay attention to these details. And writers...using the bad grammar of 21st century public school pupils (and face it, teachers) when grammar was very strictly taught up until the late '60s and early '70s and people took great pride in speaking correctly and having a wide-ranging vocabulary. People did self-improvement courses to speak well for success, etc. Then you get some kid writing movies who has people in the 1940s or the Middle Ages saying, 'like whatever' or some other modern inanity. Even pitch and intonation has changed. Go back to the 1970s and no woman would have that terrible Valley Girl nasal fry unless it was put on for comic effect (Myrna Turner in the Odd Couple). Also people didn't use constant rising, questioning tones. But modern actors don't bother to watch newsreels or live tv quiz shows with ordinary people in them and catch the voice and mannerisms of the past.
To bad they only did one season.
Good.
Is (or was) the hucklebuck a real dance? I’m old but I don’t remember it.
Little known fact...Wallace is played by Ronnie Burns. The adopted son of comedy legends George Burns and Gracie Allen.
You can watch this in 200 years and it will still be hilarious
11:25 "Like seeing Boulder Dam for the first time" LOL. Interesting that he calls it Boulder Dam, because it was renamed back to Hoover Dam in 1947, and this show was about 8 years after that. Of course, people use the name they grew up with, and these guys grew up with it being called "Boulder Dam" for a long time.
"What does icky mean? Alice said I was icky"
"Must mean "fat"" LOL!!!!
Can't forget Basil Fomene.
Freeze at 19:49. Frustration/defeat/shame/humiliation.........
Math problem: a man goes to the snack bar and orders a couple of cups of coffee. The vendor gives the man three cups of coffee and the man pays with one coin. How much does one cup of coffee cost?
7 cents + 4 cent tip
@@josepharnone6842 LMAO....Great answer. haha
"The crazyhouse?????"
Those were common amusement park rides at that time. They still exist.
@@MrAquinas1 Yes I know. I just think it is hilarious the way that they put that in there and the way Ralph says what he says lol! Those writers for that show were incredible!
Norton's Hucklebuck was the cats!
Basil Fohmeen! Little Jack Little!
One of my favorite Sheldon H chambliss aug 15 2020
Whata vibration.
"Boodlie ah oh that's too much! " 😂🤣😁
That's what he said? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@abdulhouser Yeppers...that's what he said alright! I've been watching this episode since I was a kid. It took me a few times watching it to get it down pat, but I got it! 😂🤣
I always found Ronnie Burns to be SO funny in this episode! I still laugh very time I see it!
Norton was the best so funny
Wallace is Ronnie Burns, son of George Burns and Gracie Allen.
19:19: Why does Trixie fall?
Because as she instinctively tries to help Ralph as Alice falls, she loses her balance because she's on skates and bending over so she falls too!
@@retroguy9494 Actually, the correct answer is "Because Joyce Randolph was a terrible actress."
@@kennykistler6735 That's simply not true. This scene had wonderful comedic timing, including on Randolph's part.
@@retroguy9494 We're talking about her fall, which was ludicrous.
Because it would've looked stupid if she was the only one standing. That's why...