The Jackie Gleason Show (1966)

Ralph and Ed win a song writing contest. The Kramdens and the Nortons wreck havoc on a cross-country tour. Guest Paul Lynde.

Honeymooners head to Hollywood to claim their songwriting prize. Guests Bing Crosby & Maureen O'Hara

Honeymooners head to Mexico. Alice & Trixie are kidnapped. With Carol Lawrence & Phil Leeds.

A Hollywood shopping spree turns chaotic when Alice is set up in a shoplifting scam. Guest George Chakiris.

The June Taylor Dancers musical number opens the show. Reggie Van Gleason's "Yes! We Have No Bonanzas," a musical parody of the series "Bonanza," Black Bart (Milton Berle) seeks to get even with the townspeople whom he holds responsible for sending him to jail a few years earlier. To defend the town, local rancher Reggie Van Gleason (Jackie Gleason) confronts the evil Black Bart. Guest stars: Milton Berle, Art Carney, Jerry Bergen.

The Honeymooners are invited to plug the prize-winning song on Mike Douglas's show.

Ralph & Alice test Alice's Uncle Howard's go-go girlfirend, to make sure shes not in it for the money.

The Honeymooners visit Hawaii. Guest Donald O'connor concocts a diet sauce guarenteed to slim down fatties.

The Honeymooners visit Miami where Ralph & Ed vie for High Exalted Mystic Ruler.

In Chicago, a computer-match service, has the Norton's clicking & the Kramdens not. Guest star: Frances Langford.

The Honeymooners visit Sun Valley, Idaho and Ralph is arrested for a crime he didn't commit by someone that looks exactly like him.

The June Taylor Dancers musical number opens the show. Reggie Van Gleason plays the Red Baron an American flying ace in a musical parody of "Red Baron Takes To The Skies." Guest stars: Art Carney, Milton Berle, Charlotte Rae, Jerry Bergen

Gleason, Milton Berle and Art Carney open the show singing 'Bosom Buddies.' Comedian Irwin C. Watson. Comedian Allan Drake. Comedian Jackie Gayle. Milton Berle and Gleason comedy act closes the chow.

Gleason and Jack Benny open the show. Comedian Sonnie Sands. Ventriloquist Aaron Williams & Freddie. Jack Benny room service sketch closes the show.

Gleason and Milton Berle open the show. Comedian Rodney Dangerfield. Comedian Timmie Rogers. Art Carney as Ed Norton sings 'If I Were A Rich Man.' Berle & Jerry Collins comedy routine closes the show.

At Mardi Gras, a hotel mix-up leads the foursome to Emma, Norton's distant relative, a phony spiritualist.

Alice's protesting nephew is picketing Ralph's new job as public-relations director at the bus company.