Art Carney hosts a special edition of ""American Scene Magazine"" to celebrate Jackie Gleason's 35 years in show biz.CBS. Running time: 60 minutes.

Audrey Meadows, Jack Benny and Dennis Day perform a ""Honeymooners"" sketch on ""The Jack Benny Program"". Jack Benny portrays Ralph. Dennis Day portrays Ed. No synopsis available. Rynning time: ? NOTE: This sketch can be found on very scarce ""Best of Jack Benny"" VHS's that float around on eBay"".

Audrey Meadows, Jack Benny and Dennis Day perform a ""Honeymooners"" sketch on ""The Hollywood Palace"".Audrey Meadows portrays Alice. Ray Bolger portrays Ralph. No synopsis available. Rynning time: ?

In one of the funniest episodes of ""Here's Lucy"" titled ""Lucy Visits Jack Benny"". Jackie appears uncredited at Ralph Kramden. Lucille Ball as Lucy Carter. Gale Gordon as Harrison Otis Carter. Lucie Arnaz as Kim Carter. Desi Arnaz, Jr. as Craig Carter. Jack Benny as himself. Jackie Gleason as Ralph Kramden. Lucy takes Kim, Craig and Uncle Harry on vacation to a beautiful ""cheap"" resort. Unbenonst to them it is Jack Benny's estate. Swimming Pool, tennis courts, golf, reasonable rates & a lot of extras. Rynning time: 25:49 NOTE: This episode as well as 23 other classic episodes of ""Here's Lucy"" are available on DVD"".

Jackie Gleason hosts ""The Honeymooners Anniversary Celebration"". Celebrating 33 years, ""Lost Episodes"" are shown including the premieres of ""The Adoption"" and a colorized ""Glow Worm Cleaning"". Guests include Art Carney, Audrey Meadows & Joyce Randolph. Syndicated. Running time: 2 hours.

Jackie Gleason hosts this holiday special. Includeds the premieres of 3 Lost Episodes ""Santa And The Bookies"", ""Honeymooners Christmas Party"" and ""New Year's Eve Party"". Syndicated. Running time: 2 hours.

Bobby Rivers hosts this special in which the 4 stars of ""The Honeymooners"" choose their favorite ""Classic 39"" episodes. They are: Joyce Randolph's: ""The Sleepwalker"". Art Carney's: ""The Man From Space"". Audrey Meadow's: ""Alice And The Blonde"". Jackie Gleason's: ""A Matter Of Life And Death"". Syndicated. Running time: 2 hours.

Even though MPI didn't do the greatest job with bringing the ""Lost Episodes"" to DVD the first go around, they did do a fantastic job with this special honoring the 35th anniversary of ""The Jackie Gleason Show"". Vintage clips of all of Jackie's characters are shown. This special is available on MPI home video. Runing time: 100 minutes

The Honeymooners: The Lost Episodes. This special hosted by different people, depending on the city that aired it (for example: Bobby Rivers in NY - WPIX & Don Bleu in San Francisco - KTVU), presented portions of the following ""Lost Episodes"": ""Teamwork: Beat The Clock"", ""Pickles"", ""Alice Plays Cupid"", ""The Songwriters"", ""The Adoption"", ""Kramden Vs. Norton"", & ""Ralph's Sweet Tooth"". Syndicated. Running time: 2 hours.

This the 1st of 3 ""Best Of Gleason"" specials is hosted by Harry Anderson. With guest hosts Valerie Harper & Sally Struthers. Sketches include: 1) Gleason mishaps & bloopers. 2) ""Reggie Van Gleason III"": Reggie entertains his fiancé, played by Audrey Meadows). 3) ""Fenwick Babbitt"": Fenwick takes a job at a bakery involving conveyer belts. 4) ""The Honeymooners"": “Sprained Thumb”. From 11/15/1952 (See season 1). Ralph's sprained thumb drives Alice crazy. 5) Jackie interviews Jonathan Winters. 6) ""Rudy The Repairman"": Rudy & Whitey lay out a carpet in restaurant. 7) Jackie does a little soft shoe, some cartwheels and an array of imitations. 8) ""The Poor Soul"": The Poor Soul has a disastrous date at a roller rink. 9) ""Charlie Bratton"": Loudmouth Charlie doops Clem out of a $1.00 & tries to cure him of his hiccups. 10) ""The Honeymooners"": ""Away We Go"". From 2/2/1957 (See season 5). In Paris, Ralph & Ed find themselves overboard on a lifeboat with only a bottle of wine and each others f

This the 2nd of 3 ""Best Of Gleason"" specials is hosted by Ed McMahon. With guest host Steve Allen. Sketches include: 1) Jackie interviews Art Linkletter, Robert Wagner, and Terry Moore. 2) Gleason mishaps & bloopers. 3) ""Reggie Van Gleason III"": Reggie works as a shoe salesman. 4) ""Fenwick Babbitt"": Fenwick is a contestant on Can You Do This?. 5) ""The Honeymooners"": “The New Bowling Ball”. From 9/20/1952 (See season 1). Ralph, set to go to a bowling tournament with his new bowling ball, winds up with his thumb caught in the ball after an argument with Alice. NOTE: This complete sketch is the very 1st Gleason, Carney, Meadows & Randolph sketch broadcasted on CBS. 6) Talent contest between The Hines Brothers (a young Gregory & brother Maurice) and Jack ""Jackie"" Benny. 7) ""Rudy The Repairman"": Rudy & Whitey wreck havoc when they try to catch a mouse. 8) ""The Poor Soul"": The Poor Soul finds himself pushed around at an automat. 9) ""Charlie Bratton"": Loudmouth Charlie talks Clem Finch in

This special party celebrating Jackie Gleason is hosted by John Candy, Art Carney, Audrey Meadows, Joyce Randolph, Jane Kean, Sheila MacRae, Sue Ane Langdon, Jane Curtin, Teri Garr, Burt Reynolds, Red Buttons & John Larroquette. Teriffic vintage clips from ""The Jackie Gleason Show"", talk shows, movies, and countless specials. Includes footage of one of Gleason's very rare characters, Rum Tum. CBS Running time: 2 hours.

This the last of 3 ""Best Of Gleason"" specials is hosted by Penny Marshall. With guest hosts Sandy Duncan & Jason Bateman. Sketches include: 1) Gleason fumbles a joke and squirms his way through. 2) Special Guest host Ed Sullivan's monologue. 3) ""Reggie Van Gleason III"": Reggie and his band Rock the house. 4) ""Fenwick Babbitt"": Fenwick takes a job in an automat. 5) ""The Honeymooners"": “Six Months to Live”. From 10/4/1952 (See season 1). A doctors note has Ralph beleiving he only has 6 months to live. 6) Jackie brings out an impersonator. Guests include Charles Laughton, Rudy Vallee, Edward G. Robinson & Hop Along Cassidy. 7) Jackie weighs in. 8) ""The Poor Soul"": The Poor Soul rents a room and has nothing but trouble). 9) ""Charlie Bratton"": Loudmouth Charlie gets Clem into more trouble when they rehearse for a show. 10) ""Rudy The Repairman"": Rudy wrecks more havoc when he moves a piano to clean a carpet. 11) ""The Honeymooners"": ""When In Rome"". From 2/16/1957 (See season 5). In Italy, Ral

Audrey Meadows hosts this 35th anniversary special featuring a mix of clips from ""The Classic 39"" and 'The Lost Episodes. This special saw the premiere of 2 ""Lost Episodes"": ""Lost Baby"" (10/11/1952) & ""Quiz Show"" (10/18/1952). Featured interviews with Art Carney and Joyce Randolph. CBS Running time: 60 minutes.

Paul Reiser hosts this 1st of 3 Disney Channel specials. This special introduces the 1st 6 ""Honeymooners"" sketches from 1951's Jackie Gleason's ""Cavalcade Of Stars"". They are: 1) ""Bread"" (10/5/51). Ralph returning home from work exhausted, Alice makes him run to the store for some bread and a fight insues. NOTE: This is the very first ""Honeymooners"" sketch. Art Carney plays a cop. Running time: 5:55. 2) ""Razor Blades"" (10/12/51). Ralph and Alice fight ofver Ralphs missing razor blades. NOTE: This is the shortest Honeymooners sketch. Running time: 5:02. 3) ""The New Television Set"" (11/2/51). After Alice demos a new television, Ralph makes her return it. Ralph eventually gives in at the end and buys it for her. NOTE: This sketch includes the 1st appearance of Carney as Ed Norton & Elaine Strich as Trixie. Running time: 8:24. 4) ""Ralph Threatens To Leave"" (11/16/51). Alice mocks Ralph being a bus driver and he threatens to leave. Alice apologizes and Ralph stays. Running time: 6:24. 5)

Paul Reiser hosts this 2nd of 3 Disney Channel specials. This special introduces ""The Honeymooners First Christmas"" from Jackie Gleason's ""Cavalcade Of Stars"". ""The Honeymooners Christmas Show"" (12/21/1951): It's Christmas Eve. Alice is decorating the tree and setting out holiday refreshments. Ralph comes home with potato salad, but Alice says it's the wrong potato salad. It came from DeVito's, which would have been the right place to go for lasagne, but the right potato salad would have come from Krauss'. Ralph can't believe that Alice is actually asking him to go out for different potato salad, and he's right. She's not asking him. She's telling him. He leaves. Trixie enters, and describes to Alice what Ed gave her for Christmas--a juice squeezer that looks like Napoleon and squirts juice out of its ear. Fenwick Babbitt (played by Jackie Gleason) comes by, to deliver ice and beer. After hauling the beer barrel all over the apartment and standing around with the block of ice, he disco

Paul Reiser hosts this last of the 3 Disney Channel specials celebrating the Gleason characters Rudy the Repairman, Reggie Van Gleason III, Joe the Bartender, Charlie Bratton, The Poor Soul and of course Ralph Kramden. Disney Channel. Total running time: 50 minutes.

This is the 1st of a series of specials TV Land created celebrating classic TV programs. Interviews with Art Carney, Edmund De Vierno, Marilyn Gleason, Coleman Jaacoby, Jane Kean, Audrey Meadows in archive footage, Jayne Meadows, Joyce Randolph, Leonard Stern & Ronald Wayne. TV Land. Running time: 60 minutes.

This ""way too short"" special hosted by Kevin James celebrates ""The Honeymooners"" from 1951 through the 1978. A look back at various sketches and episodes with interviews with Art Carney, Joyce Randolph, Tom Hanks, Dennis Franz, Carol Burnett and many more. Shown were rare clips from: ""Bread"" (10/5/51) ""The New Bowling Ball"" (9/20/52) ""TV Game of the Week"" (10/20/62) ""The Adoption"" (1/8/66) ""Six Months To Live"" (10/4/52) & (11/23/68) and ""A Matter of Life and Death""(10/29/55) with an over the years comparrison. ""Women's Lib"" (10/11/73) the 4 ABC reunion shows (see season 11). and classic clips from the ""Classic 39"" & the ""Color Honeymooners"". CBS. Running time: 60 minutes.

This excellent A&E documentary examines through family and celebrity interviews Jackie's life from birth to death. Guests include Marilyn Gleason, Milton Berle, Larry King, Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows and many more. Includes rare footage from Gleason's shows and specials. Hosted by Joan Lundon. NOTE: This special is available on A&E Home Video & DVD. Running time: 2 hours.

On September 23, 2004 the news broke that a newly discovered ""Honeymooners Lost Episode"" was unearthed in the vaults at the University of Georgia's Peabody Awards Archive. Archivist Margaret Compton discovered “Love Letter” (originally airing on Oct. 16, 1954, on “The Jackie Gleason Show,”) during a preservation review of the archives kinescopes and video tapes.A re-make of “Love Letter” aired 2 years later, but the Peabody Awards archive heald the only known copy of the original sketch.This episode was probably submitted for Jackie Gleason, who did win the Peabody Award in 1955.When the University contacted Gleason Enterprises they were very excited to see that this kinescope existed and in such excellent condition. At the time Gleason Enterprises stated that they do intend to release this never-rebroadcasted episode through MPI Home Video. TV Land aired this episode for the first time since it's original broadcast on it's 50th anniversary on October 16, 2004. TV Land Episode