The Honeymooners: Lost Episodes

Remake of sketch broadcast October 4, 1952.

Ralph wins a $1,000 prize at a baseball game he skipped work to attend.

Ralph and Norton try to collect enough money to open a hot dog stand in New Jersey.

Ralph and Norton's plan to attend a boxing match are thwarted when Alice's Uncle George pays a visit.

Ralph ruins his tuxedo for a Halloween party at the bus company, not realizing that it's not a costume party.

Thinking he's been fired, Ralph writes a nasty letter to his boss.

Ralph apprehends a wanted killer, but falls apart when the killer escapes from jail.

Ralph takes a job as a sidewalk Santa to earn extra money, only it turns out to be a front for illegal bookmakers.

While Ralph is out on a last-minute errand for potato salad, the Kramden apartment is visited by several of Gleason characters. Featuring Frances Langford and Eddie Hodges.

The Kramdens and Nortons celebrate New Year's Eve with The Doresy Brothers.

Ralph's jealousy ruins his shot at an appearance on This Is Your Life.

Ralph and Norton buy a country cottage in the country. Things do not go well.

Ralph breaks his leg on the job and tries to sue the bus company.

Ralph visits a fortune teller only to have the session interrupted, panic ensues.

Ralph decides to manage a young boxer, who moves in with the Kramdens.

Ralph is offered a phony job as an insurance executive so he can be killed instead of a mob boss who looks just like him.

Ralph tries to get kicked out of his apartment so he can rent a nicer one in The Bronx.

When Alice gives away a jacket that contains Ralph's poker winnings, he and Norton scheme to get it back.

Ralph and Norton are conned into a miracle hair growth scheme.

Remake of "What's Her Name?" (3/21/53).

Ralph wins a trip to Europe in a Slim-O Bread contest, only to lose it when they find out he lost no weight eating the product.

Ralph is elected Raccoon Lodge treasurer and promptly loses $200. He and Norton head to the track with a scheme to win it all back.

Ralph tries to get Aunt Ethel out of his house by marrying her off to the local butcher. Expanded remake of sketch originally broadcast on March 14, 1953.

Remake of sketch originally broadcast on June 27, 1953.