Who's old enough to know what this pic is about
 

Well >>>>?????

I remember my Dad quoting that all the time.....and I've seen the re-runs

Where's Ralph and Norton. :huh: :D

Oh yeah and Trixie too. :D

Unfortunately, I am, too :(

Bang! Zoom! I remember it too.

One of these days, Alice!

I had no clue until I read the other comments.

I know from reruns not old enough

First woman to the moon
 

Unfortunately old enough to remember

To da moon Alice!!!:jump1:

I can thank my Dad for knowing that one, and whenever I see a Boston Herald being hawked, I hear him screaing "Record Here! Get your Daily Record here!"

well she finally pssed him off enough to do it :bl:
bang, soom , pow !!!

Remember the one when they are in the pool hall and this little guy says to Ralph that my friend Harvey is going to be mad at you and Ralph and Ed start going "Harvey! Harvey!! oh I'm so scared" That was a great one.

Ralphie :jester: and older here :uhoh:

Anyone who doesn't get it owes it to themselves to watch "The Honeymooners" Reruns. Next to "I love Lucy" , its some of the funniest stuff around.

I've got a pretty good collection of "The Honeymooners". I like to watch them every so often. That's some good stuff.:)

:kewl: :hee: :fishslap:

norton was the original gilligan....
and theres a generational divide between the kids
who think there was never any black and white television...

that was during the age long before the personal computor....


just one time alice! -> right to the moon -> with a clenched fist...

Oh man WD, anything at the lodge was a riot. :hihi:

The racoon hat tail wave, when they met. :laughs:

Used to watch it on Friday nights with my Dad, which is one of my

best memories of the two of us, laughin so hard we'd fall off our chairs. :D

It was all good then, all good. :)

When I was a kid, after Saturday nights bath I would run out of the bathroom with my new clean pj's on and dive into my Dad's lap to watch the Jackie Gleason show ( not to be confused with The Honeymooners) I can still here the orchestra playing as the Miami skyline appeared from the water and after Jackie's monologue he would swing an imaginaryn golf club and say "and away we go!".

Ah the good ol days..........:kewl:

hmmm? which show was the one where he'd say "how sweet it is?"

that musta been the jackie gleason show....

Flap....I have the same exact memory!!!:btu:

Ralph & Alice would always make up at the end.
"your the greatest" I think they said

The Flintstones were based on The Honeymooners. Do you know that Fred and Wilma were the first married couple to sleep in the same bed on TV?

Uh....Mike...that was a slab of granite!:sleeps: :sleeps:

Betty named
 

her first born son after Barney's style of lovemaking.:D

There were some classic moments......one of the lodge ones I remember is when they had the lodge halloween contest for best costume and Ralph takes furniture and a bunch of kitchen stuff to supposedly become a martian from space, yet all the racoon brothers think hes a pinball machine.

The Gleason show had some great skits too.....the bartender, reggie van gleason, some others that dont come to mind right now.

how abouit the skit that Eddy Murphy did on the honeymooners !!
I think the album was Eddy Murphy Raw:laugha: :laugha: :tm:
(NORTON MY FRIEND ! I know that you know that know,bla bla bla.
to much to much .

Joe the bartender, and the never seen Mr. Donahee-eee-eee over in the corner ;)

So I guess this means were old, huh.

Thats a riot !!!
I use to listen to that all the time !!!!
I think I have it in VHS somewhere !!!

oh one of these days....one of these days ----------> POW --------> ZooooM :rotfl:

On the Jackie Gleason Show they had Crazy Guggenheim character who was Frank Fontaine. After he did his crazy schtick he would sing with a tremenedous baritone voice. And they had the June Taylor dancers who would all lie down and stick their legs in a circle and they would take a camera shot from the ceiling. Looked like a Kaleidoscope.

Old Show- Ralph was on a game show-name that tune. Ed would help him practice by playing songs on the piano. Ed would always do a little intro of Suannee River and play a song. So Ralph knows every song and he is on the show and gets up to the like $58,000 song and then they Play Suannee River and Ralph has no idea. Just funny, funny stuff. Good childhood memories.

ME - watched every one of the shows. I wish they would re-run them again soon.:laugha:

Ed Norton cracked me up the way he was always checking if the coast was clear then getting caught by Ralph checking out what was in the Kramden's icebox. Art Carney was actually wounded by schrapnel in the Battle of Normandy and walked with a limp because one leg was shorter than the other. I loved that show.

Wierdest thing... I was walking out my door this morning saying "to the moon Alice... to the moon!" and then I see this...

oh BTW I'm only 26... does that make me old?!? :yak5:

"to the moon Alice" -Yep, I qualify for remembering.

The last lines in that scene when the host finally tells him its Suwanne River were the best.
"so thats Suwanne River?, you dont say"! .
Classic stuff.:rotf3:

Some other phrases I remember coming up episode after episode,
When Ralph wanted his buddy to come down and he'd shout out the window, "Nooooaaaaaaaton". Usually Norton had come in and Ralph his his head on the window. Then there were frequent, "Hummina, hummina, hummina."
Without checking the internet, who remembers the name of Alice's aunt that Ralph didn't get along with?

Do you think that Crazy Googanheim was the original Googan? Frank Fontaine, the prototype Jim Neighbors. Talks like this, but sings like THAT!