I was a NYC Bus Operator and Joyce Randolph would regularly ride my bus in the 90's.She had the same hair style as she did during the Honeymooners days and was easily recognizable to most fans of the show.A very classy lady.
Yes I know this to be true I was on a New York city bus in 1996 I sat two seats from her and had a brief conversation with Miss Randolph..sweet lady and a television Legend..
In 2008-2009, I drove a bus in Midtown Manhattan when I had the pleasure & delight of having Joyce Randolph as a passenger after she left a play. I was thrilled beyond description just being able to speak to this wonderful lady. Although Ms. Randolph was on the bus for a short time, it is a memory that I will cherish for the rest of my life.....
I met Joyce Randolph in the early 80s at a Honeymooner's convention on Long Island. She was the only main cast member to show up, as they were all still alive at that point. I'll never forget how beautiful and gracious she was. She was thrilled to meet her fans. What a great lady, and a great actress!
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“Aunt Joyce” came to our house in NJ every thanksgiving with her husband (my dads business partner) and their son Randy. I still keep in touch with Randy, who lives in Florida. He visits his mom all the time in NYC and takes her to numerous Broadway plays. She’s a fantastic lady!
I met Joyce Randolph around 1984 at a convention called RALPH (Royal Association for the Longevity and Preservation of the Honeymooners). I asked her what was her favorite episode: she immediately said: "Alice and the Blond" (Rita Witameyer). What a beautiful, classy and elegant woman she is. My best friend lived (lives) in the same building as Joyce on Central Park West. I was a little too early in meeting her a few years ago as the doorman said she never leaves the apartment unless she is impeccably dressed. I had to leave... Wonderful woman in so many delightful ways!
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Gleason had an endearing quality that filled the screen. Since he didn't like rehearsals, it was always entertaining to see the off the cuff dialogue on a live broadcast. The cast, particularly Randolph were all triumphant in their own right.
I always loved when Joyce had some extra participation in an episode she added something special to the mix and was the perfect partner for Norton they were a bread and butter couple it's a shame they couldn't keep their partnership in a spin-off that would have been really awesome! I'm glad that she's still with us and Hope she is relatively healthy and still enjoying her life. A big fan from Chicago, Bob Marszalek
It's amazing what one remembers as a child, in our later years. I was a very very young child during "The Honeymooners," sitcom, but remember watching it with my parents. Joyce Randolph as well as all the other actors were so "life like" in their roles they played in that sitcom. Still catch a view or two once in a while even today! 👍
A show like ‘The Honeymooners’ is comfort food for the soul ,for my generation. Clean and funny. Innocent and real. Like a rose, a thing of natural beauty.🌹
Joyce Randolph, the comedic genius behind Trixie Norton, once revealed her secret talent for impersonating stubborn parrots. During a TV interview, she squawked, "Polly wants a cracker? No way! Polly wants a vacation in the Bahamas!" Her ability to channel feisty feathered friends never fails to crack up her fellow actors on set
My father made us sit there and watched every show. He would laugh so hard at something that was said. As I was a small child I didn’t understand the funny parts. As an adult I re watched the show and now understood. I too laughed hard at some of the things those people got into.
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Seeing what little I did of the Honeymooners growing up I always find it fascinating about the 'behind the scenes' exposes that show up from time to time. Thank you.
The Honeymooners will always be an iconic show. I believe it was the beginning of all the family shows we see today. Gleason was a genius in my opinion, and he did know talent when he saw it. The four of them were amazing together. If you look up Gleason's bio you will understand who the man actually was and how hard he did work. Btw, I dvr The Honeymooners to this day. I love them all.
@@FactsVerse I think so many but the one that comes to mind is when Ralph thinks Alice's mother is coming to visit and he goes crazy only to find it's his mother. Too funny and real to life.
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I got to meet Audrey Meadows as a 16 year old kid making a delivery to her apartment on the east side. To say I was star struck is an understatement. She was very kind. Years later I saw Art Carney filming a scene on Broadway in Astoria Queens for the movie Going in Style. Never met Ms. Randolph but she sounds like a wonderful lady too. Gleason lived not to far from where I live in Florida now; he didn't get such a good rap from those who met him. He was reportedly a Diva.
My dad once met Audrey Meadows while checking into a hotel in Boston. Apparently she was also checking in as well. He mentioned that she was much shorter than he expected.
Honeymooners were classic Americana . There will never be another show like it. I watch it morning noon and night. It makes me feel like I'm back in time when life was good . Not like the world today . Hey you live in your world I'll live in mine😅 . Thank you Jackie Art Audrey R I.P.. Thank so much for all the laughs. ✝️🙏💞 God bless you Joyce may you always have many more great years. ❤ You all made the honeymooners happen and I love the theme songs as well.
I love the Honeymooners! I grew up watching, and still watch to this day. The episodes were so well done, that most of the weekly plots, were programmed in my long term memory.
Im fairly ill and due to pain I need to smile before I drift off to sleep. I don't do pain medication at night, so sleep is a challenge. And of course the news and politics is off limits after 7 PM. At 11 each night I get into bed and turn on The Honeymooners, either on You Tube or the complete set of 39 episodes I own. The most watched, for me, are, The Head of the House, The Stage and The Bensonhurst Bomber. But really, any episodes do well. When I wake up about 3 AM I can tell when I fell asleep by recalling the last line I heard in any episode. Then I fall back asleep for a little while until the pain overcomes me and I take my pain medication. I enjoy the mistakes, as in the confusion between the pretzels and the donuts in The Bensonhurst Bomber episode. The whole 39 episodes are a gem which never lose their shine.
I think that I can identify every scene shown and do most of the dialog. The last one was just before Ralph served oatmeal that he had cooked all by himself. After he slopped some into Alice's bowl, he said, "Roll that around in your mouth!" Must have been ad-libbed.
Wow!! I had No Ideah That Joyce Randolph was Even Still Alive and I have Not even Saw those new Shows . I love the Honey mooners , One of The Best Shows Ever On TV!! When everythingwas So innocent .. I love all the Characters. I just heard the News that Trixi (Joyce Randolph)passed away . Yes Indeed I am n always have been a Big Honey Mooners Fan !! I watch it even to this im only 45 years old . every year I watch the honeymoors marathon, For the new year!!Thanks for all the laughs!! May Joyce Randolph Rip. May God Bless her Soul . 🙏 ❤🌹 💐
I just love that show it was just too bad there's only had 36 episodes. I know the show was in the 50s I think 5556 it was ten years later that I was born. But as growing up as a kid stumbled across this show called The Honeymooners and started watching it then I fell in love with it. Audrey Meadows Joyce Randolph Art Carney and yes Jackie Gleason.
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❤ I'm 69 and I've been watching them since I was 5 and through I've seen everyone of the shows everytime I watch fhem now it's like first time I love them. L❤
Tim, this is your best video ever: well-researched, engaging, giving the proper context of Joyce Randolph's influence on "The Honeymooners" and for "The Honeymooners"'s popularity during the 1950's. Congratulations!
@@FactsVerse they all are. One I remember well is the fellows playing pool. This leads to insults. When a fighting match is called, Ralph has a plan. He really does knock a guy out who insults him. That looks, those eyes. Hilarious!
Brooklyn born and crazied, I understand the characters. I took a pic with Ralf Kramden at the Port Authority NYC. The statue, that is. Best funny situation comedy of all time, GOAT status!
I was a very big fan of The Honeymooners . I steel can't believe the show did 39 episodes of the show. I just found out that Miss Joyce Randolph pass away at the age of 99 years old in New York.
I am old enough to remember when the New York City Transit Authority still had those old buses with foldingndoorsmfront and back amd Bullseye indirect lights for the interior and the cash counting mechanical calculator that was opposite the bus driver. Such were the days of living in my old hometown of NYC during the Mad Men era. 😊
The Honeymooners is still the greatest sitcom of all time. It’s the gold standard by which I judge all others. Some have come close, like Derry Girls, but none have yet to top it.
Absolutely a fan. Have all the episodes on DVD. The ensemble cast were second to none, and they played off each other brilliantly. Let's not forget either that without The Honeymooners there would have been no Flintstones.
@@FactsVerse That's a tough one, but I did like "The Golfer" where Ralph's big mouth finds him playing golf with his boss. The only problem is he can't play, and ends up taking fast tips from Norton.
True. You know on the Looney Tunes there is a cartoon called The Honeymousers! When l saw the title l was curious. It was mice portraying the Honeymooners! It was funny. I thought l was first wrong cause Ralph called Norton Morton. I continued to watch til l heard their gestures very similar to the shows one watched.
I realized that my handicap sometimes doesn't always allow me to register something that should be obvious but what was the damn secret I still don't get it.
I ❤ the Honey moon ers The best show ever,😮 (! 💨↗️↗️ Joyce Randph As / Trixie is a delight &, so Funny 😅 my eyes water { Good BLESS HER HEART AND SOUL,, ❤️ 💙 💜 Thank you for this Video Clip Fact verse.
To Joyce Randolph ; We ♥️ U "Tricky!" Why were you call "Tricky?" I got it...U trick Norton into buying U better clothes, home furniture & appliance 😅😆😆!!! Norton always seem to have better taste than Ralph which is part of Jackie Gleason's comedy towards the character 😅😅😅!! Wonderful you're still here Grandma!
My favorite episode with Joyce Randolph was when she and Audrey Meadows(Alice Kramden) ended up wearing the same dress. The story was Ralph was to receive an award for being the safetiest bus driver.
I took my mother to the tribute. Someone asked Art to demonstrate how to play golf. Art got up and did it just like the script. Everyone applauded and laughed!
NO Jackie did NOT call her, he asked his agent for her. He referred to her as "That serious actress." The rest of the cast wanted to rehearse on Mr. Gleason did not want to rehearse as he felt it kept the comedy fresher. Audrey Meadows was not asked to come back in the revivals either.
I'm glad I was a kid, watching this show when it was fresh and new. Yes....everyone was watching it. You had to be there in the 50s and 60s to experience what it was really like. Life was so much different. There were 3 TV channels. We had a black and white set. TV was a family oriented medium. I stopped owning/watching all tv about 40 years ago....and from what I gather, haven't missed a thing.
@@FactsVerse They're all great...but I really enjoyed the episode where Trixie and Alice replaced the contents in a wine bottle with grape juice. Hilarious. As an aside, all Gleason fans need to watch "The Hustler".
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I was a NYC Bus Operator and Joyce Randolph would regularly ride my bus in the 90's.She had the same hair style as she did during the Honeymooners days and was easily recognizable to most fans of the show.A very classy lady.
What? You didn't ask for an autograph?
Hope you didn't charge her bus fare! 😢 I wrote to her. She ans. Was shocked! I sent her a photo of Audrey & me so she had an idea who l was.
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Were you also the chauffeur for The Jetsons?
Yes I know this to be true I was on a New York city bus in 1996 I sat two seats from her and had a brief conversation with Miss Randolph..sweet lady and a television Legend..
In 2008-2009, I drove a bus in Midtown Manhattan when I had the pleasure & delight of having Joyce Randolph as a passenger after she left a play. I was thrilled beyond description just being able to speak to this wonderful lady. Although Ms. Randolph was on the bus for a short time, it is a memory that I will cherish for the rest of my life.....
@Robert Kerman All I can say is Wow! and why couldn't I be on that bus? So, I'll cherish your memory as my own, if you don't mind. 😃
@Robert Kerman What you shared with us had to be an experience of a lifetime! Thanks for sharing! 🤗
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I'm a big fan of "The Honeymooners". Although Joyce Randolph had a subdued role, she played the role of Trixie Norton very well.
I met Joyce Randolph in the early 80s at a Honeymooner's convention on Long Island. She was the only main cast member to show up, as they were all still alive at that point. I'll never forget how beautiful and gracious she was. She was thrilled to meet her fans. What a great lady, and a great actress!
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They were all great, but I love the Mambo episode the best I think!
She was down to earth.
RIP Joyce 💐
I watch the reruns today 2024 , this group of actors/ actresses were outstanding , remarkable, there was no better, memories !
“Aunt Joyce” came to our house in NJ every thanksgiving with her husband (my dads business partner) and their son Randy. I still keep in touch with Randy, who lives in Florida. He visits his mom all the time in NYC and takes her to numerous Broadway plays. She’s a fantastic lady!
Anyway to get an autograph of the great actress?
Wow thats fantastic. I'm so happy she still enjoys her health and family. Beautiful lady. I'd love an autograph.
@@robertwelch4395
She died in hospice 💐
I met Joyce Randolph around 1984 at a convention called RALPH (Royal Association for the Longevity and Preservation of the Honeymooners). I asked her what was her favorite episode: she immediately said: "Alice and the Blond" (Rita Witameyer). What a beautiful, classy and elegant woman she is. My best friend lived (lives) in the same building as Joyce on Central Park West. I was a little too early in meeting her a few years ago as the doorman said she never leaves the apartment unless she is impeccably dressed. I had to leave... Wonderful woman in so many delightful ways!
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The Honeymooners is and always will be a top ten All American original television sitcom. ❤
I don’t think I missed a single episode… they were phenomenal❣️
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Gleason had an endearing quality that filled the screen. Since he didn't like rehearsals, it was always entertaining to see the off the cuff dialogue on a live broadcast. The cast, particularly Randolph were all triumphant in their own right.
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I always loved when Joyce had some extra participation in an episode she added something special to the mix and was the perfect partner for Norton they were a bread and butter couple it's a shame they couldn't keep their partnership in a spin-off that would have been really awesome! I'm glad that she's still with us and Hope she is relatively healthy and still enjoying her life. A big fan from Chicago, Bob Marszalek
It's amazing what one remembers as a child, in our later years. I was a very very young child during "The Honeymooners," sitcom, but remember watching it with my parents. Joyce Randolph as well as all the other actors were so "life like" in their roles they played in that sitcom. Still catch a view or two once in a while even today! 👍
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This is all very interesting but what was this Big Secret that Joyce Randolph kept hidden?
A show like ‘The Honeymooners’ is comfort food for the soul ,for my generation. Clean and funny. Innocent and real. Like a rose, a thing of natural beauty.🌹
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My family and I always looked forward to watching the Honeymooners each week. It was a great show.❤
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@@FactsVerse the one where they all go rolling skating together.
Still is & always will be.
Joyce Randolph, the comedic genius behind Trixie Norton, once revealed her secret talent for impersonating stubborn parrots. During a TV interview, she squawked, "Polly wants a cracker? No way! Polly wants a vacation in the Bahamas!" Her ability to channel feisty feathered friends never fails to crack up her fellow actors on set
@Aug 😅
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I will forever love The Honeymooners! The cast was amazing, including Joyce Randolph who was always so beautiful!
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@@FactsVerse No episode made me laugh harder than Jackie's panicked expressions in "Better Living Through Television."
You did a really good job on this one, Facts Verse. Thank you!
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Absolutely loved the show
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My father made us sit there and watched every show. He would laugh so hard at something that was said. As I was a small child I didn’t understand the funny parts. As an adult I re watched the show and now understood. I too laughed hard at some of the things those people got into.
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Seeing what little I did of the Honeymooners growing up I always find it fascinating about the 'behind the scenes' exposes that show up from time to time. Thank you.
The Honeymooners will always be an iconic show. I believe it was the beginning of all the family shows we see today. Gleason was a genius in my opinion, and he did know talent when he saw it. The four of them were amazing together. If you look up Gleason's bio you will understand who the man actually was and how hard he did work. Btw, I dvr The Honeymooners to this day. I love them all.
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@@FactsVerse I think so many but the one that comes to mind is when Ralph thinks Alice's mother is coming to visit and he goes crazy only to find it's his mother. Too funny and real to life.
So I don't get it: What was it that Joyce Randolph "kept hidden" while filming the Honeymooners?
Yes, I’ve been dying to ask that too. I was afraid I’d been too stupid to understand something.
I'm still waiting to hear. Maybe if I play it again?
Notice that the author FV is answering many other comments but not the ones asking about this!
RIP Joyce, your are remembered as a "Honeymooner", thanks for the memories. 🥰
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Classic Comedy! We used to watch it every Saturday night!
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@@FactsVerse - Don't have a favorite, really. They were all good 🙂
I began watching the Honeymooners in 1968. I saw each episode so many times that I have memorized every word of every show!
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I got to meet Audrey Meadows as a 16 year old kid making a delivery to her apartment on the east side. To say I was star struck is an understatement. She was very kind. Years later I saw Art Carney filming a scene on Broadway in Astoria Queens for the movie Going in Style. Never met Ms. Randolph but she sounds like a wonderful lady too. Gleason lived not to far from where I live in Florida now; he didn't get such a good rap from those who met him. He was reportedly a Diva.
Yes, I am definitely a fan of the Honeymooners.
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I always loved the show and still do!!! I AM 76 YEARS OLD
Yes I am one of my most favorite shows all time I still binged watch them
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@@FactsVerse the episode that was called young at heart
My dad once met Audrey Meadows while checking into a hotel in Boston. Apparently she was also checking in as well. He mentioned that she was much shorter than he expected.
Oh God I still watch the episodes to this day definitely the best of its time
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Honeymooners were classic Americana . There will never be another show like it. I watch it morning noon and night. It makes me feel like I'm back in time when life was good . Not like the world today . Hey you live in your world I'll live in mine😅 .
Thank you Jackie Art Audrey R I.P..
Thank so much for all the laughs. ✝️🙏💞
God bless you Joyce may you always have many more great years.
❤
You all made the honeymooners happen and I love the theme songs as well.
I love the Honeymooners! I grew up watching, and still watch to this day. The episodes were so well done, that most of the weekly plots, were programmed in my long term memory.
I was a fan at the time. You’ve done an excellent recap. The B&W gave it TV Pioneer gravitas. Thank you.
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Im fairly ill and due to pain I need to smile before I drift off to sleep. I don't do pain medication at night, so sleep is a challenge. And of course the news and politics is off limits after 7 PM. At 11 each night I get into bed and turn on The Honeymooners, either on You Tube or the complete set of 39 episodes I own. The most watched, for me, are, The Head of the House, The Stage and The Bensonhurst Bomber. But really, any episodes do well. When I wake up about 3 AM I can tell when I fell asleep by recalling the last line I heard in any episode. Then I fall back asleep for a little while until the pain overcomes me and I take my pain medication. I enjoy the mistakes, as in the confusion between the pretzels and the donuts in The Bensonhurst Bomber episode. The whole 39 episodes are a gem which never lose their shine.
I think that I can identify every scene shown and do most of the dialog. The last one was just before Ralph served oatmeal that he had cooked all by himself. After he slopped some into Alice's bowl, he said, "Roll that around in your mouth!" Must have been ad-libbed.
I loved Trixie & I thought she was a great actress & I liked them all. I loved the show honeymooners.
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Yes loved the honeymooners and still do. So so funny.
Wow!! I had No Ideah That Joyce Randolph was Even Still Alive and I have Not even Saw those new Shows . I love the Honey mooners , One of The Best Shows Ever On TV!!
When everythingwas So innocent .. I love all the Characters. I just heard the News that Trixi
(Joyce Randolph)passed away . Yes Indeed I am n always have been a Big Honey Mooners Fan !! I watch it even to this im only 45 years old . every year I watch the honeymoors marathon, For the new year!!Thanks for all the laughs!! May Joyce Randolph Rip. May God Bless her Soul .
🙏 ❤🌹 💐
I met Joyce at a convention in 2002, got her autograph and a photo with her.
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I just love that show it was just too bad there's only had 36 episodes. I know the show was in the 50s I think 5556 it was ten years later that I was born. But as growing up as a kid stumbled across this show called The Honeymooners and started watching it then I fell in love with it. Audrey Meadows Joyce Randolph Art Carney and yes Jackie Gleason.
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You know there are lost episodes. They give it some of the times.
After all that, what exactly was the secret she harbored?
The absolute best TV show of all time.
This is a very classic t v show very funny too they're all icons
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My highly educated, serious, and brilliant father who was a physician loved the show...!!
Always been my favorite show just ta name many others. I'm an oldies show vintage comedy
She's the only one left remaining of the cast. She'll be 99 in October.
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Love "The Honeymooners"-The original 39 episodes can still be seen every weekend on Me TV.
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What time?
❤ I'm 69 and I've been watching them since I was 5 and through I've seen everyone of the shows everytime I watch fhem now it's like first time I love them. L❤
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Please get the details right: He was ROLLER-SKATING, so there was no "ice" (2:20)
That was part of my youth !!!!!!!
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Tim, this is your best video ever: well-researched, engaging, giving the proper context of Joyce Randolph's influence on "The Honeymooners" and for "The Honeymooners"'s popularity during the 1950's. Congratulations!
Best video? Okay, so what did she "keep hidden"?
@@hockeyrd99 Thank you - I started to think I was the only one!
Unforturnately, you don't find many people like that any more!!
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A phenomenon of the golden age. Just brilliant.
I’m a big Honeymooners fan! Being from Brooklyn, I watched it with Pride!
Yes, I enjoyed watching those episodes.
Back in the days of wholesome comedy.
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Love them all! Great sitcom!
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@@FactsVerse they all are. One I remember well is the fellows playing pool. This leads to insults. When a fighting match is called, Ralph has a plan. He really does knock a guy out who insults him. That looks, those eyes. Hilarious!
Brooklyn born and crazied, I understand the characters. I took a pic with Ralf Kramden at the Port Authority NYC. The statue, that is. Best funny situation comedy of all time, GOAT status!
Oh my my.l9ved the series...always thought it was longer than 1 year...
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I was a very big fan of The Honeymooners . I steel can't believe the show did 39 episodes of the show. I just found out that Miss Joyce Randolph pass away at the age of 99 years old in New York.
I still own the Classic 39 on VHS and then bought them on DVD.
I saw it in reruns.
I am old enough to remember when the New York City Transit Authority still had those old buses with foldingndoorsmfront and back amd Bullseye indirect lights for the interior and the cash counting mechanical calculator that was opposite the bus driver. Such were the days of living in my old hometown of NYC during the Mad Men era. 😊
Yes, I'm a big fan of the Honey mooners.Thx for the cool video.
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@@FactsVerse I enjoyed the 99000 answer episode. But then again I loved all of the episode. Btw, I'm new to your channel. Keep them coming.
Still the greatest show ever for comedy. But it was more than comedy. It was life itself. I still remember all the lines. "Hey, Ralphie, boy!"
I watched this show consistently in the 50s. It was a family favorite. I always had thought it was on for several years.
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Can it core a apple??
Hello ball!
Suwanee River.
The best sitcom and it started them all.
Great TV show.
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The Honeymooners is still the greatest sitcom of all time. It’s the gold standard by which I judge all others. Some have come close, like Derry Girls, but none have yet to top it.
Absolutely a fan. Have all the episodes on DVD. The ensemble cast were second to none, and they played off each other brilliantly. Let's not forget either that without The Honeymooners there would have been no Flintstones.
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@@FactsVerse That's a tough one, but I did like "The Golfer" where Ralph's big mouth finds him playing golf with his boss. The only problem is he can't play, and ends up taking fast tips from Norton.
@@FactsVerse Rita & Bert Wedermeyer.
True. You know on the Looney Tunes there is a cartoon called The Honeymousers! When l saw the title l was curious. It was mice portraying the Honeymooners! It was funny. I thought l was first wrong cause Ralph called Norton Morton. I continued to watch til l heard their gestures very similar to the shows one watched.
I agree. They always reminded me of the Honeymooners.
Wait!!! Stop!!! at 2:10.. Roller skating slot... Gleason takes to the Ic!!!😅😅😅😅❤❤
OK, what did she keep secret?
🤫🤔 She was a shopaholic !. She had to keep spending money 💵, mostly other people's money.............😮
I realized that my handicap sometimes doesn't always allow me to register something that should be obvious but what was the damn secret I still don't get it.
Absolutely a huge fan. All of them were great. Perfect chemistry and talent.
I ❤ the Honey moon ers
The best show ever,😮
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Joyce Randph
As / Trixie is a delight
&, so
Funny
😅 my eyes water
{ Good BLESS HER HEART AND SOUL,, ❤️ 💙 💜
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How sweet it was luv that show everyone made me laugh until I cried 😂🤣 💞🎉🌷🌌 rip
The narrator says Jackie Gleason roller skated on the ice!
what is it she kept hidden? guess she wouldn't tell YOU either. guess we'll never know.
I was the chauffeur for Fred Flintstone and he once had me give Joyce a ride to her bus stop.
RIP Mrs. Randolph 🙏🏽
To Joyce Randolph ; We ♥️ U "Tricky!" Why were you call "Tricky?" I got it...U trick Norton into buying U better clothes, home furniture & appliance 😅😆😆!!! Norton always seem to have better taste than Ralph which is part of Jackie Gleason's comedy towards the character 😅😅😅!! Wonderful you're still here Grandma!
That's Trixie
Best show ever !!
My funniest episode I remember as a child, was when Ralph comes home from work to find everyone doing the mambo.....
Thats a cute episode.
Loved this FV!
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Greatest TV Show Ever!!!!!!!
TRIXI ,,,GOD bless you
My favorite TV show ever The Honeymooners 👍
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My favorite episode with Joyce Randolph was when she and Audrey Meadows(Alice Kramden) ended up wearing the same dress. The story was Ralph was to receive an award for being the safetiest bus driver.
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Polka dots with the gigantic bow. Very memorable!
I've seen every episode at least 5 times.
You're a true fan but wait, which episode is the most memorable for you?
The one when they get a maid.. Big stong woman who said: im sickly.. and, Ralph couldn't lift her bags..😂
Maybe I missed this, but what was it that "Joyce Randolph Kept Hidden While Filming the Honeymooners"?
My favorite show
We're a fan too! Which episode of the show appealed to you the most?
The starman competition and Ed Northern WON and they went to California.
joyce was an ACTRESS. let's not be sexist.
They're trying to change language
Love the honnymooners!!!!
My favorite show was when Ralph had to learn how to play golf overnight. “Address the ball”……”Hello Ball!
I took my mother to the tribute. Someone asked Art to demonstrate how to play golf. Art got up and did it just like the script. Everyone applauded and laughed!
NO Jackie did NOT call her, he asked his agent for her. He referred to her as "That serious actress." The rest of the cast wanted to rehearse on Mr. Gleason did not want to rehearse as he felt it kept the comedy fresher. Audrey Meadows was not asked to come back in the revivals either.
Watching for 45 yrs
You're a true fan! Which episode of The Honeymooners appealed to you the most?
RIP Joyce Randolph
Absolutely
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I'm glad I was a kid, watching this show when it was fresh and new. Yes....everyone was watching it. You had to be there in the 50s and 60s to experience what it was really like. Life was so much different. There were 3 TV channels. We had a black and white set. TV was a family oriented medium. I stopped owning/watching all tv about 40 years ago....and from what I gather, haven't missed a thing.
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@@FactsVerse They're all great...but I really enjoyed the episode where Trixie and Alice replaced the contents in a wine bottle with grape juice. Hilarious. As an aside, all Gleason fans need to watch "The Hustler".