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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9781562788247
Format: Box set, Black & White, NTSC
ISBN: 6303622615
Label: Mpi Home Video
Languages: EnglishOriginal LanguageAnalog
Manufacturer: Mpi Home Video
Number Of Items: 12
Publisher: Mpi Home Video
Release Date: September 26, 1995
Running Time: 600 minutes
Studio: Mpi Home Video
Editorial Review:
Description:
A 12-volume set including 22 sketches (Volumes 29-39) plus one volume entitled "The History of the Lost Episodes: The First Season." These previously missing episodes were found by Jackie Gleason in 1984 and have not been seen since their original broadcast in the 1950s.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
I bought ALL the lost episodes, and all the 39 classics, and in my humble opinion, the lost episodes are even funnier than the original 39. More spontaneous, raw, boisterous. Really a whole bunch of gems in here and only a few stinkers. I did not grow up watching the originals, discovered the 39 and the Lost episodes about the same time, maybe that has something to do with it, I have not been indoctrinated into the 39 as being automatically the best. But anyway the two are both sides of one gold ... Read More
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How can ANYONE in their right mind not like "The Honeymooners?"
Jackie Gleason & the rest of the cast were comic geniuses.
The person who wrote the review "Tiresome Junk" needs a good
BANG, ZOOM to the kisser!!
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The Honeymooners, despite the incredible humor, is gritty and occasionally a bit difficult to watch: sometimes the arguments between Ralph and Alice are very intense and disturbingly realistic. I recall hearing of The Great One's response when someone involved in the production suggested that Alice should cry during an argument: He adamantly refused. Gleason realized that they were already so close to the edge that if Alice ever shed tears as a result of Ralph's browbeating he'd be seen as an abusive ... Read More
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That chick up there is a thick wench who doesn't "get it." The Honeymooners, like the Stooges, appeal to men because we find it funny to see some big dumb fat guy boss his hot wife around. She always winds up making a fool out of him, and that's funny too. These tapes are a gem and well worth the money. You won't see them broadcast on television, so this is your only chance to watch them. They are a necessary item for any Honeymooners fan. Classic television like this is hard to come by. You won't ... Read More
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I admit that I have never liked the Honeymooners. That "Ralphie Boy," "baby, you're the greatest" and "bang, zoom" got old mighty fast. The worst of the mix was the dreaded "hommina." That is one sound that is as irritating as hearing a stick being dragged across canvas. The Honeymooners were boring as all get out. They rarely left that hole in the wall, chauvinism was abound and good old Ralphie boy was a loudmouthed, stupid, windbag who said one stupid thing after another. Norton was an irritating ... Read More
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