Let's try this out, it seems to be pretty popular in all the other forums. I'll start it off...

A: Alice

B: BIG mouth

^^:lol:

C: Chauncey Street

D: Dynamite Moran

E; Edwardo

F: Fred's Landing

(Runner up: Fat Man's Shop)

G: Gleason

(Runner up: Fat Man's Shop)
Haha, save that for the next time around. Once we get to Z it goes back to A. :wave:

H: Hamina-hamina-hamina

(OK, Bill.)

I: Icky - what Alice calls Ralph in "Young At Heart."

J: Jackie

K: Krinkly Krax

L=Loudmouth (Ralph sometimes, even though he was essentially a good guy)

M: Mother Kramden

N: NORTONNNNNNNN!

O=Oscar of the Waldorf

P: Poloponies!

P = Pert Kelton, the original Alice (and, in 1966, Alice's mother)

Q: Queen Mary, The (What Ralph told Alice when he found the fake money) :lol:

R: Rich- what Ralph and Norton were always trying to become!

R=Raccoons!

S: Swanee River

T: Trixie

U: Uncle Leo ("Hello, Ralph, it's GOOD to see you!")

V: Va-Va-Va-Voom

W: Wallace's Department Store

In order to keep this game running smoothly, I say we skip X from this point on...

Y: Yucca Flats (after the blast) - what Alice says the apartment looks like.

Z: Ziggy!

So ends Round One.

Since I ended Round One, I'm going to get the ball rolling on Round Two:

A: Arterial Monochromia

B: Barnes, Chester (One of the slim guys that Alice's mom always liked for her daughter)

C: Charlie Chan.

D: DuMont

E: Electronicam.

F; Grr, I have a good one for this but I can't spell it.. it's something like -fachimana cheese- I remember him saying that a few times like in 'Stand in for Murder.' :rofl:

G: Grogan the Cop

H=hammered=what Ralph and Norton get after drinking the grape juice in the empty wine bottle

I: "I'll kiss you later, I'm eating a potato."

J: Joyce Randolph

K: Kisser ("Pow, right in the KISSER!")

L=Liberace=who Alice wants to listen to

M: Mary Monahan

N=Norton

Oyster Bay, where Ed went to school.

P= Peanuts! Peanuts! Whatta am I going to do with peanuts!?

Q: Question Mark (the title of a still lost 1952 sketch)

R: Ralph.

S:sewer

T: Twinkles

U=ummmina ummina (what Ralph says when he's really nervous)

V: Verderchi - as in Harry Verderchi, the non-existant man Ralph thinks Alice is seeing behind his back.

(BTW, don't forget to skip X, unless you can actually think of something).

W: Wisenheimer

X = Xmas episode....the Honeymooners had a great one. :D

Y=Yelling, lots of it, when Ralph gets mad

Z: Zamah Cunningham (Mrs. Manicotti).

A=Alice

B = Bensonhurst

C=cold water flat

D: Dead Men Tell No Tales (Starring Humphrey Bogart).

E = Ed Norton

F=Fatso (Alice's mother's term of endearment for ol' Ralphie boy)

G: Gibson - Alice's maiden name.

Hat...Ralph wore a hat

H = Hucklebuck, a dance Ralph wanted to learn to revert back to his youth.

I; Icky! Ralph; "Alice just said I was icky?" Norton; "Must mean fat!" :lol:

J: Johnson - as in Mr. Johnson, the landlord.

H=Hardy Har Har (you're a riot Alice, a regular riot) :crazy: :lol:

^^LOL, we're supposed to be on K. I'll go for you...

K: King of the castle.

L = Lulu, the cocker spaniel Norton lost at Coney Island

M-Moon, (Ralph promises to send Alice there often, but never does)

N: No-Cal Pizza.

O=outrageous=Ralph's crazy schemes

P- Pool! Norton was the better player :lol:

Questionable-Ralph's many "get-rich-quick" schemes

R- Rooms- What they were going to try and fill with people when they opened that old hotel.

S: Sherman tanks. :lol:

T=Trixie

U: Universal Magazine - the magazine that did a three-page spread on Ralph in "The Safety Award."

V=Verderchi

W: WPA - where Ralph once worked and originally met Alice.

Feel free to skip X...

Y - Yell which Ralph does alot.

Z: Zip Zip ("It's zipping the modern way")

A = Antidisestablishmentarianism. :cool:

(And you didn't even have to pay me $99,000 to spell it! :lol: )

^^LOL, good one.

B: Brooklyn.

C; Carlos! He's teaching the girls to mambo!

D: Dorsey Brothers - guest starred in "New Year's Eve Party."

E=Earning Lots More $$$=Ralph and his many hare-brained schemes (I'm the cherf of the future...:lol:)

F; (MrBand I'm going to take your answer ;)) Fat Man's Shop - Where Ralph buys his clothes!

G: Garrett, Brad (starred in Gleason).

Hole through the Hat

I: Itsy bitsy, as opposed to teensy weensy.

J=Jealous=Ralph is jealous of the mambo teacher

K: Kramden.

Lover Lips - what do want him to call you, lover lips ? he hardly knows you !

M = Mambo

"Ohhh, Carlos is teaching you to do the Mambo!"

Neapolitan knockwurst !

O: Oyster Bay - where Norton went to grade school.

Piano, Ralph rented one.

Q: "Quiz Show" - the name of two early Honeymooners sketches.

R = Racoons

S=Sewers

Tax form that Ralph forgot to sign.

U=underground (in the sewer)

Vote - the deciding vote is.........MacGillicuddy

W = Weidermeyer (sp?) - Burt Weidermeyer was the new manager at the bus company, Ralph wanted to get in good with him ("Alice and the Blonde").

X=Xmas Episode - the one that had a "Gift of The Magi" theme

Yummy Yum Yum ! (Ralph's own addition to the Choosy Chews commercial.)

Yummy Yum Yum ! (Ralph's own addition to the Choosy Chews commercial.)
Haha, I was gonna use that one too.

Z: Zelda - as in Madame Zelda, the name of the fortune teller in "Sees All, Knows All," and most likely the original, "lost" version of that episode, "The Fortune Teller."

Antenna - when Ralph was adjusting it, Norton locked him out of the apartment to watch Captain Video.

B: Boompf - "I just go boompf and they're off!"

Celery - what they were forced to eat, when they barricaded themselves in the apartment.

D: Dum-De-Dum-Dum. :)

E - Ed Norton

F: Flushing, Queens - where the Kramdens and Nortons attempted to share an apartment.

Golf, that Ralph tries to learn in one night.

H: Handy Housewife Helper.

Internal Revenue Department wanted to meet with Ralph.

J: June Taylor Dancers.

Killing=Ralph is always trying make a killing with one of his crazy schemes!

L: Liberace - "I wanna look at Liberace!"

M: Myyyyyyyyy Fortune! (Get the Bag!)

N: Nat Birnbaum.

O: OOOOHHHHHHH WHATTA SUPRISE!!!!!

P: Polo ponies - or as Norton would say, "poloponies."

Q: Quiz Show (the lost episode)

R: Richard the Chickenhearted.

Sleepwalking - Norton was a sleepwalker in a couple of episodes.

T: Tubby - Alice's pet name for Ralph.

Underworld characters were making counterfeit money.

V: Captain Video.

Water pistol, that little Tommy leaves in the apartment.

Xpert on popular songs (sometimes you need to take artistic license with the X)

Z: Syd Zelinka - writer for The Jackie Gleason Show / The Honeymooners

A=Alice

Bismarck, ND - who wants to live when you can be buried there ?

C: The Cold - Lost Episode

D: Dizzy Dean - according to Norton, he "warms up in the bullpen before the game, but he still pitches."

Electric lights were to be done away with, by wallpaper that glows in the dark.

F: Flakey Wakey.

G=Garage where Ralph's bus gets parked

Harvey...you're gonna tell your friend Har---Vey ? And he's bigger than Shirley.

I=Icebox=The Kramden's icebox which sure GETS A LOT OF USE with Ralph and Norton around!:crazy:

Joke about sending a knight out on a dog !

K: Kelton, Pert - the original Alice.

Lemonade, that Ralph was successful in selling, in his earlier days.

M: Mr. Marshall.

North Dakota - where the Racoons of the Year get buried.

OH-Ho-Ho-Ho!..Bang ZOOM!!

Painting, Ralph painted the apartment that he bought for Norton to live in.

Q: Quiet - something Ralph is not.

Ring intended for Mr. McKeever winds up on Ralph's finger.

S: Stanley Saxon.

Television set, that Alice demanded, tired of looking at the four walls.

U: Uranium field in Asbury Park.

Valet - what Norton was to Ralph, after Ralph found the phoney money.

W: Wallace - Judy's date in "Young At Heart."

Xamine my head by doctors from the moon, and they'll find nothing in there !

Mammy Yokum

Mrs. Zimmerman (one of the residents at 328 Chauncey Street)

A: Astoria - where Alice's parents live.

B Bus

C: Chicken Chow Mein with Potato Pancakes.

Dog Food???!!!... Are you NUTS or sumthin???!!! :eek:

E=Eating=Something Ralph LOVES to do LOL

Hey, get a load of Fatso over there!!! :lol:

Gas Bill for 39 cents, broke the record for the all-time low gas bill in the building.

Dr. Hyman - The hospital doctor in Pal O' Mine who treats Norton after the manhole cover landed on his head :lol:

I = "I have a BIG MOUTH!!" :mad:

Janitor, Ralph's side-job.

K = http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/2330/kranmars1.jpg... Dog food???!!! Are you NUTS or sumthin???!!!!

L: Little Buttercup.

M = Mrs. Manicotti

N: Nutsy - hasn't missed a night in the pool room in his entire life.

http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/4589/sheknowsalice1b.jpg Ohhhhhh She KNOWS Alice!... She KNOWS!... I don't know how she finds out, but she KNOWWWS!!!

P: George Petrie.

Queasy, how Ralph feels after hearing something shocking, like Fortune being a bird, or not dying in 6 months.

Ralph Kramden, Inc. (Episode)

S: Stephen Foster - the composer of "Swanee River."

http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/7669/twothousandsticks1.jpg - Two thousand matches glued together!

U=Underground=where Norton works!

Viacom Enterprises - holds syndication rights to both the Classic 39 and The Lost Episodes of The Honeymooners.

WRCA-TV (now WNBC-TV): The first New York station to air The Honeymooners after it first entered syndication in 1957, on Tuesdays at 7 P.M. (WPIX first assumed title to the show in 1958.)

Xmas episode that had "The Gift Of The Magi" theme

Young Man with a Horn

In Oh My Aching Back... Ralph produces a LOUD bizarre sound in release of some pain after Uncle Leo hits him firmly on his hurting back :eek: ...

Alice: Ralph, what's the matter :confused:

Ralph: Nothing, I was just yawning. :rolleyes:

Alice: Yawning??? Sounded like feeding time at the Zoo! :lol:

A=Alice

Boxtop Kid (Episode)

Crazy house, must have been near the Tunnel of Love.

Dial J for Janitor (Episode)

Expectant Father - (Lost Episode)

Finger Man (The Jackie Gleason Show 1953-54)

Jackie Gleason ------> http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1282/61020033.jpg <------ The Great One

Har-har-hardy-har-har!

Idiotic schemes Ralph is always coming up with

Jackie Gleason

K: Knuckles Grogan.

Frances Langford sings in 'Honeymooners Christmas Party' (Lost Episode) ---> http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/4869/langford1.jpg

Mount Vernon, New York (Place where Art Carney was born.)

Neapolitan knockwurst

One Big Happy Family (Lost Episode)

P: Pat Perkins.

Question Mark [The Jackie Gleason Show (CBS) 1952-53 ]

Rita:eek:
Va va va vooom!

Alice: I call you killer cause you slay me

Sewer

Fred M. Thrower - Vice-President/General Manager of WPIX (Ch. 11) in New York at the time the station first acquired the "Classic 39" episodes of The Honeymooners in 1958. (Also, father of The Yule Log - but that's another tangent.)

Underground - where Norton often works

Vacation at Fred's Landing [The Jackie Gleason Show (CBS) 1952-53]

Whooooooooah! What a suprise!

Xmas ep - the very charming one with the "Gift Of The Magi" theme.

Young at Heart (The Honeymooners "The Classic 39" 1955-1956)

Jackie Gleason's Zipper (Fly) left open in 'Hot Tips' (Lost Episode) ----> http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/2494/openzipper1.jpg


"You know, I guess there comes a time in a guy's life when he needs a lucky jacket like that!"... ONLY the Great One could come up with a line like that on the spot when needed... hehe!

And Away We Go!

(To Alice's mother after she gives away the mystery ending of a play Ralph was planning to go to that evening) YOU ARE A BLABBERMOUTH! A BLAAAAAAAAAAABBERMOUTH!!

C=Canarsie

Zany get-rich-quick schemes from Ralph

Hey "Oh Nuts!", the previous post to yours was for "B" so please post something to do with "C" not "Z" because "Z" and then "A" were already completed on the previous page...

...oh yeah, you're gone alright! :eek: ...hehe!

Hey "Oh Nuts!", the previous post to yours was for "B" so please post something to do with "C" not "Z" because "Z" and then "A" were already completed on the previous page...

...oh yeah, you're gone alright! :eek: ...hehe!

Just saw your p.m

I saw the Y (YOU are...) so I thought the next letter was Z. I did not bother looking back to previous pages, but maybe I should next time. I'll fix it...yes I see I overlooked the B that was bolded even though the post started with Y...I'll figure something out for C. Also, as another option, you can just skip over a post that has a mistake in it...the post begins with a C now.

I saw the Y (YOU are...) so I thought the next letter was Z. I did not bother looking back to previous pages, but maybe I should have. I'll fix it...yes I see I overlooked the B that was bolded even though the post started with Y...I'll figure something out for C. Also, as another option, you can just skip over a post that has a mistake in it...the post begins with a C now.

Very GOOD Sir!... thanks for the heads-up and correction... ok, now on to the next letter...

http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/2034/dorseys.jpg --->


The Dorsey Brothers (Tommy and Jimmy)... from 'New Year's Eve Party' (Lost Episode)... good friends of Jackie Gleason, whom loved their big band style and orchestra.

E=End-of-the-line......what Ralph drives to, probably quite a few times a day.

F: Fred's Gasoline Station.

G = Get out! (Ralph sometimes tells Norton to "Get out!" of his apartment.)

Happy Feet.

I've got a BIG MOUTH

J: Ms. Jackson - "old hatchet face."

K:Kellsie's Gym

L=Lots of get-rich-quick schemes

M: Madison Avenue - Ralph's bus route.

Norton

O: Old Gold - "the best taste yet in a filtered cigarette."

P: Peter Crescenti (Co-founder of RALPH)

Q: Question Mark [The Jackie Gleason Show (CBS) 1952-53]

Ralph!

Song Writers (Lost Episode) - Listen (http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/2/5/1742149/Honeymooners%20Juke%20Box/10-My%20Love%20Song%20To%20You-Ralph%20and%20Ed.mp3)

Temper=Ralph has a bad one (IMO)

U: Universal magazine. "You get into a bikini bathing suit and we'll put your picture on the cover!"

V=Voracious appetites (Ralph & Norton)

"A Woman's Work Is Never Done" - the first Honeymooners episode ever shown on WPIX/Ch. 11, on Oct. 9, 1958 at 8:30 P.M.

Xmas episode with The Gift of The Magi theme.

Xmas episode with The Gift of The Magi theme.

Haven't I seen this one before (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=214193&page=7) and before (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=214193&page=13) and before (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=214193&page=14)?... lol...


You're In The Picture (Color Honeymooners Episode - November 19, 1966 - Miami Beach, FL)

Haven't I seen this one before (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=214193&page=7) and before (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=214193&page=13) and before (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=214193&page=14)?... lol...


You're In The Picture (Color Honeymooners Episode - November 19, 1966 - Miami Beach, FL)

so what? Who died and made you the post police? I can't think of any other x's & I'd rather not skip over a letter.

Z=Zoom as in Bang Zoom!

so what? Who died and made you the post police? I can't think of any other x's & I'd rather not skip over a letter.

Z=Zoom as in Bang Zoom!

Nobody Pal O' Mine... just making an observation, and not saying anything negative about it... you're getting defensive and...


Annoyed (What Norton used to do to Ralph all the time) for NO reason... sheeeeesh, whatta grouch!... lol

"Baby, you're the greatest."

C = Coney Island; where Norton lost his dog Lulu. :dog:

D= DuMont Television Network (where precursor sketches for the show began)

Elaine Stritch (Considered at one time by Gleason to play the role of Trixie.)

Frank Marth

George Petrie - Gleason's most "universal actor" ---> http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/5598/georgepetrie1.jpg

"Hello, Mom" ep

'In Twenty-Five Words or Less' - Color Honeymooners Episode - September 17, 1966 - Miami Beach, FL

J=Jealous=Ralph gets jealous of the dancer teaching all the gals the mambo

K - Kisser, Ralph often threatened to bop Alice "right in the kisser"

Lulu (Ed Norton's childhood pet named Lulu)

M - Moon, you wanna go to the moon?