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The Honeymooners: Be It Ever So Humble
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The Honeymooners: Hair to a Fortune
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The Honeymooners: The People's Choice
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S06E04
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The Honeymooners: Two for the Money
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S06E06
Guests include Johnny Mathis, who performs "Misty Roses"; Groucho Marx, who performs a "Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean" duet with Jackie as Reginald Van Gleason III; Joel Grey, who performs "Wilkommen" from "Cabaret"; Louis Nye, who plays the harried director of a school pageant; and Jane Morgan, who performs "Ten Cents a Dance".
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The Honeymooners: Nephew of the Bride
The Nortons and the Kramdens are desperate when Ralph's Aunt Ethel shows up for an extended visit. The solution is to find Ethel a man of her own and Herman the marriage shy butcher is their choice.
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S06E08
Vikki sings "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You". A medley about life in California and Florida becomes a duet with Jackie and Milton. Milton also tries to interest Jackie in a script.
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The Honeymooners: Out of Sight, Out of Mind
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George Gobel/Jack Jones/Sheila MacRae/Dom DeLuise
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The Honeymooners: Two Faces of Ralph Kramden
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Bing Crosby/Liberace/Alan King/Stan Ross
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The Honeymooners: The Main Event
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S06E14
Teresa Brewer sang When I Leave the World Behind, and sang and yodelled Cotton Fields, accompanied by her Terry-Tones.
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The Honeymooners: To Whom It May Concern
Paul Ford plays Ralph Kramden's boss who was sent a nasty letter that Ralph wants back. Interspersed are the songs "Back in School" and "Never Put Anything in Writing."
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Milton Berle/Louis Armstrong/Frank Fontaine/Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra
Jackie, Milton Berle and Jerry Collins start things off with a comedy routine; Louis Armstrong performs "Cabaret" and "What a Wonderful World"; Jackie and Milton discuss what kind of act to do next; Joe the Bartender welcomes back Crazy Guggenheim (Frank Fontaine); and for the close, Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra perform a medley of their big hits, accompanied by the June Taylor Dancers.
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S06E17
Another "country music" themed edition, with musical performances by Patti Page, Eddy Arnold, Boots Randolph and The Geezinslaw Brothers; plus comedy routines from Jack Carter and Fannie Flagg.
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Wayne Newton/Diahann Carroll/Tim Conway/Dom DeLuise
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Milton Berle, the 5th Dimension, Herman's Hermits, Jerry Collins, George Carlin
Highlights include: Milton Berle and Jerry Collins doing a routine with Jackie in the opener; The 5th Dimension performing "Paper Cup"; George Carlin satirizing advice columnists; Herman's Hermits performing a medley of their hits including "There's a Kind of Hush"; and Milton and Jackie close the show with another routine.