• 1952
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The Jackie Gleason Show
  • 1952
  • TV-G
  • 1h

The Jackie Gleason Show

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Jackie Gleason Jack Lescoulie The June Taylor Dancers Ray Bloch

All cast & crew

8.5

Details

Genres : Comedy

Release date : Sep 19, 1952

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Filming locations : CBS Studio 50, New York City, New York, USA

Production companies : CBS Television Network Jackie Gleason Enterprises

Details

Genres : Comedy

Release date : Sep 19, 1952

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Filming locations : CBS Studio 50, New York City, New York, USA

Production companies : CBS Television Network Jackie Gleason Enterprises

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Episodes

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Episode 1 • Sep 19, 1952
Guests: Louis Armstrong, Eileen Barton, the Mayo Brothers; the Honeymooners - the New Bowling Ball
Ralph's new bowling ball gets stuck on his finger. This is the first "Honeymooners" sketch featuring the team of Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Audrey Meadows, and Joyce Randolph.
Episode 2 • Sep 26, 1952
Jimmy Dorsey & his Orchestra, Patti Page, Joan Holloway
Alice misplaces her wedding ring; Ralph thinks a turkey ate it.
Episode 3 • Oct 03, 1952
Harry James, Teresa Brewer, Elaine Dunn, Tommy Gumina; The Honeymooners - Sprained Thumb
Episode 4 • Oct 10, 1952
Nat King Cole, Doretta Morrow, Maria Neglia; The Honeymooners - Lost Baby
Ralph and Ed care for an abandoned baby found on the bus.
Episode 5 • Oct 17, 1952
Morton Downey, Anita Kert Ellis; The Honeymooners - Question Mark
Ralph and Alice argue at home while getting ready for a night on the town with the Nortons.
Episode 6 • Oct 31, 1952
Ethel Waters, Deems Taylor; The Honeymooners - The Cold
Ralph is home sick, and as usual is feeling sorry for himself, and being a bit of baby about some of his treatments. He's also worrying about missing work and not being able to pay his bills it then that Alice lets it be known that she is worried about paying on a life insurance policy she has on him. Ralph gets very upset and accuses Alice of being selfish. Shortly there after Ralph finds out Alice has had a policy on her own life to protect him if anything happens to him. Ralph soon realizes how lucky he and lets Alice know how lucky he feels he is.
Episode 7 • Nov 07, 1952
Pickles
One of the shortest Honeymooners sketches ever. The story opens with Ralph complaining about being dragged all over town shopping. Thats when he finds out Alice spent his whole paycheck. And they fight about him not having any money for the week. At that moment Ed comes down and needs five dollars for an emergency so he agrees to give him the money. To Alice's surprise he digs out five dollars he'd be hiding to buy her anniversary present that was being delivered that day. When the c.o.d. delivery arrives Alice pulls out her hidden money for Ralph to use. About this time Alice remembers she has to have a pickle and have it right away, and she starting goggling down pickles. Ralph thinks she's pregnant and he starts getting excited only to find out the doctor wants her to eat pickles as part of test for a suspected allergy. Ralph's disappointed but Alice points that someday will come.
Episode 8 • Nov 14, 1952
Episode #1.8
Ralph and Norton form a songwriting partnership.
Episode 9 • Nov 21, 1952
JellyBeans
Episode 10 • Nov 28, 1952
Episode #1.10
Episode 11 • Dec 05, 1952
Missing Pants
Episode 12 • Dec 12, 1952
Peggy Lee, Georgie Tapps; The Honeymooners - Six Months to Live
Episode 13 • Dec 19, 1952
Christmas Party
The Honeymooners' first Christmas.
Episode 14 • Dec 26, 1952
Roberta Peters, Frances Faye, Ivy Williamson, Jess Hill
Episode 15 • Jan 02, 1953
Glow Worm Cleaning
Alice get picked to be in ad campaign for a kitchen cleaner. When Ralph finds out, he doesn't like the idea because he feels the women in ads are uncovered to much. But, when Ralph finds out that he might be in the picture he's more interested. After the photographer arrives they find out that the man in the picture will be a male model. Ralph loses it and tries to throw them out. To get him to let them use Alice they promise him an ad of his own and take his picture. When he what they plan to use it for he throws them out breaking Alice's heart. As the episode ends Ralph is apologizing to Alice.
Episode 16 • Jan 09, 1953
Vaughn Monroe, Sugar Ray Robinson
Episode 17 • Jan 16, 1953
Peggy Lee, Robert Merrill; The Honeymooners - Alice Plays Cupid
Ralph and Ed run into one of Ralph's old school chum at a restaurant. While talking with him they find out he's single and wants to meet someone. After a couple of failed attempts in the restaurant and one the phone they finally manage to land him date with someone they know. Unfortunately Trixie was standing next to the woman when she made the date and Trixie thought since Ralph was the one who set it up he was the one going out with the girl. Ralph makes things worse for himself by coming home with flowers for the first time in 5 years. He's only grateful for having Alice instead of being lonely like his friend. Alice doesn't believe him and confronts him about what she heard. He hits the ceiling and since he can't convince her that its not true he makes it worse by going along with her. Ralph manages to convince Alice that her suspicions aren't true and his friend and the girl he found for him hit it off
Episode 18 • Jan 23, 1953
The DeMarco Sisters; The Honeymooners - Suspense
Ralph comes home from work and overhears Alice and Trixie rehearsing in the other room for a play she's in. In this play she's woman who plans to kill her husband. SO, naturally he thinks she's going to kill him. The trouble builds from there. In the end Ralph and Alice work it out.
Episode 19 • Jan 30, 1953
Lost Job
Episode 20 • Feb 06, 1953
Episode #1.20
Episode 21 • Feb 13, 1953
Episode #1.21
Episode 22 • Feb 20, 1953
Anniversary Gift
Episode 23 • Feb 27, 1953
Episode #1.23
Episode 24 • Mar 06, 1953
Income Tax
Episode 25 • Mar 13, 1953
Alice's Aunt Ethel
Ralph's mother-in-law is visiting for the holidays and he has had it with sleeping on a cot in the kitchen. After coming up with a bunch of bad ideas he decides to say his back is hurting and he has to sleep in a soft bed to recover. But he doesn't know what Alice and her aunt had decided on while they were out of the room.
Episode 26 • Mar 20, 1953
What's Her Name?
After a night at the movies Alice and Ralph have the whole building in an uproar while they argue about who was in the movie they saw. The arrival of a police officer helps bring the issue to a close in more ways then one.
Episode 27 • Mar 27, 1953
Lunch Box
Ralph comes home from work upset about his lunch, Alice had tried something she had heard on a cooking show. They fight about her cooking and she goes upstairs to the Norton's. While she's gone Ralph finds out how little he knows about cooking. After Alice comes back one of Ralph's friends stops by to apologize for taking and eating his lunch after he mistakes Ralph's lunch box for his.
Episode 28 • Apr 03, 1953
Easter Hats
Episode 29 • Apr 10, 1953
Hot Tips
The Kramdens and the Nortons are going to the race track. Alice finds out that Ralph plans to bet $30 on one horse and wants to keep him from going. While they're getting ready to go to the track, people in the neighborhood start coming by to get him to place bets for them. Norton comes by and tells him the neighborhood cop is coming by because he thinks Ralph is a bookie. Ralph panics and swallows what he thinks is the list that would make him look like a bookie. The cop leaves, thinking no bookies would be silly enough to swallow a fifty dollar bill.
Episode 30 • Apr 17, 1953
Norton Moves In
Episode 31 • Apr 24, 1953
Ralph's Diet
Ralph's doctor tells him he needs to lose weight, Alice decides she's going make sure he follows the doctors orders. While Ralph's at work a neighbor comes down and asks Alice to hide some food for her for her husbands surprise party. She hides the food before Ralph comes home. When Ralph does get home he in a bad mood and demanding food. Alice sticks to her guns, and tries to help Ralph come up with some ways to distract himself from his hunger pangs. Everything fails, and he remains grumpy. In the mean time Alice goes up to the Norton's house leaving Ralph alone with the food which he finds by accident and eats almost all of it. When the neighbor comes down Alice finds out what he's done. Alice makes things right with the neighbor and Ralph is embarrassed. He apologizes and promises to go on a diet the next day.
Episode 32 • May 01, 1953
Dinner Guest
Episode 33 • May 08, 1953
Manager of the Baseball Team
Second remake of sketch originally performed on May 16, 1952 and May 9, 1953.
Episode 34 • May 15, 1953
Alice's Birthday
Episode 35 • May 22, 1953
The Dorsey Brothers Show
Episode 36 • May 29, 1953
Tawny Ballet
An opening dance number by the June Taylor Dancers is followed by Gleason's monologue. Art Carney appears near the end of a Nescaf instant coffee commercial. Announcer Jack Lescoulie sets up a sketch involving Charlie Bratton and Clem Finch. Gleason portrays Joe the Bartender. After soliciting contributions for the Red Cross, Lescoulie introduces Gleason's four-movement tone-poem ballet, "Tawny," which calls for fifty musicians and seventy-six dancers. Gleason conducts the theme. "Modern Blues," a black street-scene, features dancers Dolores Harper, James Riley, and Charles Queenan; "Period Waltz," with a late-eighteenth century look, features dancers Kathryn Lee, Duncan Noble, and Davie Lerner. The stylized "Formal Grand Finale" is danced by Marilyn Taylor, Peter Gladke, Rudy Tone, and others. The program concludes with thanks to all from Gleason.
Episode 37 • Jun 05, 1953
The Prowler
There's a prowler in the building. The police wake up the Kramdens to tell them to keep the doors locked because there's a prowler the building. Everyone, including the Nortons, freaks out. The prowler does get into the Kramdens' apartment, but the police save everyone.
Episode 38 • Jun 12, 1953
Guest Speaker
Episode 39 • Jun 26, 1953
Vacation at Fred's Landing
The Kramdens and the Nortons are about to go on vacation together. The wives want to go to Atlantic City; but the husbands want to go to Fred's Landing for a fishing and camping trip.
Episode 40 • Jul 03, 1953
Episode #1.40

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