The Honeymooners

The Honeymooners (1955)

Episode list - season 1

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All season 1 mistakesMistakes
Show generally1
1TV or Not TV1
2Funny Money0
3The Golfer0
4A Woman's Work Is Never Done0
5A Matter of Life and Death0
6The Sleepwalker1
7Better Living Through TV0
8Pal O' Mine0
9Brother Ralph0
10Hello Mom0
11The Deciding Vote0
12Something Fishy0
13'Twas the Night Before Christmas0
14The Man from Space0
15A Matter of Record0
16Oh, My Aching Back0
17The Babysitter0
18The $99,000 Answer0
19Ralph Kramden, Inc.0
20Young at Heart0
21A Dog's Life0
22Here Comes the Bride0
23Mama Loves Mambo0
24Please Leave the Premises0
25Pardon My Glove0
26Young Man with a Horn0
27Head of the House0
28The Worry Wart0
29Trapped0
30The Loudspeaker0
31On Stage0
32Opportunity Knocks But0
33Unconventional Behavior0
34The Safety Award0
35Mind Your Own Business1
36Alice and the Blonde0
37The Bensonhurst Bomber0
38Dial J for Janitor0
39A Man's Pride0

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TV or Not TV - S1-E1

Other mistake: At the beginning when Ed tells Ralph he can't afford to buy a new TV right now, he says it couldn't come at a worse time because Captain Video is blasting off to Pluto tomorrow. Ralph gets the idea to buy a set together. When Ed comes down and turns on Captain Video for the launch to Pluto, Ralph yells at him saying they've had this set for three nights and all they watch are Ed's shows. Captain Video should have blasted off for Pluto night one, not night three.

DrLoomis1978

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Questions

Dial J for Janitor - S1-E38

Question: When Ralph promises he'll fix Norton's pipes tomorrow morning, Norton says, "This is the last night I take a bath in Fred's Gasoline Station." Why wouldn't he have been taking his baths in his best friend Ralph's tub? He had already used their water to "Stretch the Soup." Why not to bathe?

DrLoomis1978

Answer: It is because Fred's gasoline station was a real place that really existed in the town of Tuckahoe New York. This was where Norton, Art Carney, was living at the time. It was a plug for his friend.

kenykop

Answer: Art Carney lived in Tuckahoe NY at this time and Fred's gasoline station really did exist. It was a plug for his friend at home.

Answer: Because going to the gas station for a bath is funnier. This is comedy, funnier trumps making sense.

Noman ★

It's still a mistake.

DrLoomis1978

Answer: There's no answer. He was probably joking or exaggerating, and, unlike getting water for the soup, bathing in someone else's bathroom is an inconvenience, and it might make Norton self-conscious and it would annoy Ralph. Going to a gas station does sound like something Norton would do.

raywest ★

Norton self-conscious? No way.

DrLoomis1978

You're overthinking it. It was a silly sitcom from a bygone era.

raywest ★

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