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The Honeymooners (1976)
(TV Movie)
The Honeymooners (1977)
(TV Movie)
The Honeymooners (1978)
(TV Movie)
The Honeymooners (1978)
(TV Movie)
Version of
Kaos i opgangen (1997)
(TV Series)
Miodowe lata (1998)
(TV Series)
Remade as
Toen was geluk heel gewoon (1993)
(TV Series)
Rena rama Rolf (1994)
(TV Series)
Ratikka-Raimo (1999)
(TV Series)
The Honeymooners (2005)
Spun-off from
The Jackie Gleason Show (1952)
(TV Series)
Spin-off
The Jackie Gleason Show (1966)
(TV Series)
Referenced in
Hyde and Hare (1955)
(Short)
Red Riding Hoodwinked (1955)
(Short)
Half-Fare Hare (1956)
(Short)
Raw! Raw! Rooster! (1956)
(Short)
Wideo Wabbit (1956)
(Short)
Bugs dresses up as Norton at the end.
Bugs dresses up as Norton at the end.
Give and Tyke (1957)
(Short)
Bedevilled Rabbit (1957)
(Short)
A Bird in a Bonnet (1958)
(Short)
The Dick Van Dyke Show: Stretch Petrie vs. Kid Schenk (1964)
(TV Episode)
When Rob stalls on signing Neil's letter of recommendation, Neil says it is like Art Carney. Then Rob does an impression of Ed Norton.
When Rob stalls on signing Neil's letter of recommendation, Neil says it is like Art Carney. Then Rob does an impression of Ed Norton.
The Munsters: Country Club Munsters (1965)
(TV Episode)
When Herman is preparing to tee off, he tells Eddie he addressing the ball and then says "Hello ball."
When Herman is preparing to tee off, he tells Eddie he addressing the ball and then says "Hello ball."
Here's Lucy: Lucy Visits Jack Benny (1968)
(TV Episode)
Jackie Gleason reprises his role of Ralph Kramden and the theme music is played.
Jackie Gleason reprises his role of Ralph Kramden and the theme music is played.
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Episode #4.3 (1970)
(TV Episode)
Referenced in Meet the Mitchells
Referenced in Meet the Mitchells
Smokey and the Bandit (1977)
As Bandit speeds away from Buford, he says "Bye, bye baby" in an Ed Norton voice, mimicking Jackie Gleason's sidekick in "The Honeymooners".
As Bandit speeds away from Buford, he says "Bye, bye baby" in an Ed Norton voice, mimicking Jackie Gleason's sidekick in "The Honeymooners".
Saturday Night Live: Christopher Lee/Meat Loaf (1978)
(TV Episode)
Mentioned during the monologue and Weekend Update.
Mentioned during the monologue and Weekend Update.
Saturday Night Live: Richard Dreyfuss/Jimmy Buffett, Gary Tigerman (1978)
(TV Episode)
Mentioned by Judi played by Larraine Newman.
Mentioned by Judi played by Larraine Newman.
Eddie Murphy Delirious (1983)
(TV Movie)
Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton mentioned
Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton mentioned
Say Goodnight, Gracie (1983)
(TV Movie)
The Initiation (1984)
One character claims he was named after Ralph Cramden from "The Honeymooners".
One character claims he was named after Ralph Cramden from "The Honeymooners".
Moonlighting: The Lady in the Iron Mask (1985)
(TV Episode)
David says to Maddie "You're the greatest !" like Ralph said to Alice.
David says to Maddie "You're the greatest !" like Ralph said to Alice.
Amazing Stories: Fine Tuning (1985)
(TV Episode)
A photo of Ralph Kramden hangs in the restaurant.
A photo of Ralph Kramden hangs in the restaurant.
Siskel & Ebert: Hollywood's New Vandalism (1986)
(TV Episode)
Roger Ebert imagines the men in the colorization industry watching reruns of this show and imagining what they can do to them.
Roger Ebert imagines the men in the colorization industry watching reruns of this show and imagining what they can do to them.
The Money Pit (1986)
The Horneymooners (1988)
(Video)
title reference
title reference
Short Circuit 2 (1988)
Scooby-Doo and the Reluctant Werewolf (1988)
(TV Movie)
Dracula threatens repeatedly to send Vanna to the moon, in imitation of Ralph threatening the same to Alice
Dracula threatens repeatedly to send Vanna to the moon, in imitation of Ralph threatening the same to Alice
True Love (1989)
The Experts (1989)
Gil says that his favorite TV show is "The Honeymooners."
Gil says that his favorite TV show is "The Honeymooners."
Moontrap (1989)
Dialogue about "to the moon", with gesture.
Dialogue about "to the moon", with gesture.
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: The Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy (1989)
(TV Episode)
Crow (looking at a picture of a moon): "I didn't know Jackie Gleason was in this."
Crow (looking at a picture of a moon): "I didn't know Jackie Gleason was in this."
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: The Slime People (1990)
(TV Episode)
Crow: "Well, it's a broken water main all right, Ralphie boy."
Crow: "Well, it's a broken water main all right, Ralphie boy."
The Wonder Years: The Powers That Be (1990)
(TV Episode)
Mentioned by Grandpa Arnold and Jack imitates "Ralph Kramden" with his catchphrase: "To the moon, Alice!"
Mentioned by Grandpa Arnold and Jack imitates "Ralph Kramden" with his catchphrase: "To the moon, Alice!"
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Untamed Youth (1990)
(TV Episode)
"You push me around in a wheelbarrel dressed as one of the Honeymooners"
"You push me around in a wheelbarrel dressed as one of the Honeymooners"
Quick Change (1990)
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Ring of Terror (1990)
(TV Episode)
"To the Moon!"
"To the Moon!"
King Ralph (1991)
Ralph mentions Ralph Kramden as one of the honorable men named Ralph.
Ralph mentions Ralph Kramden as one of the honorable men named Ralph.
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Daddy-O (1991)
(TV Episode)
Joel: "Hey, it's the Honeymooners' apartment."
Joel: "Hey, it's the Honeymooners' apartment."
In the Soup (1992)
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: The Castle of Fu-Manchu (1992)
(TV Episode)
Crow: "Where's Ed Norton?"
Crow: "Where's Ed Norton?"
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: City Limits (1992)
(TV Episode)
Crow (as Ralph): "Oh, you're comin' up in this scene, Norton!"
Crow (as Ralph): "Oh, you're comin' up in this scene, Norton!"
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Being from Another Planet (1992)
(TV Episode)
Tom: "Tonight, on the USA Network: 'Swamp Thing' vs. 'The Honeymooners'!"
Tom: "Tonight, on the USA Network: 'Swamp Thing' vs. 'The Honeymooners'!"
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Indestructible Man (1992)
(TV Episode)
Crow (as Ralph Kramden): "Norton!"
Crow (as Ralph Kramden): "Norton!"
Breaking the Rules (1992)
Phil mentions the episode where Ralph goes on the game show.
Phil mentions the episode where Ralph goes on the game show.
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Crash of Moons (1992)
(TV Episode)
Title spoken.
Title spoken.
Toys (1992)
Leslie says that the general looks like "a Russian Ralph Kramden."
Leslie says that the general looks like "a Russian Ralph Kramden."
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: 'Manos' the Hands of Fate (1993)
(TV Episode)
"One of these days, Alice!"
"One of these days, Alice!"
Robot Wars (1993)
Ralph Kramden is mentioned in a conversation between Drake and Stumpy.
Ralph Kramden is mentioned in a conversation between Drake and Stumpy.
Cheers: One for the Road (1993)
(TV Episode)
Rebecca says that she shot for Donald Trump, but got Ed Norton. As she leaves, Sam says, "See you, Trixie."
Rebecca says that she shot for Donald Trump, but got Ed Norton. As she leaves, Sam says, "See you, Trixie."
Undercover Blues (1993)
Dialogue.
Dialogue.
Animaniacs: Yakko's World/Cookies for Einstein/Win Big (1993)
(TV Episode)
Pinky watches this on TV, the main character is talked about in a quiz.
Pinky watches this on TV, the main character is talked about in a quiz.
Mad About You: Bing, Bang, Boom (1993)
(TV Episode)
Ralph Kramden is referenced.
Ralph Kramden is referenced.
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1993)
(TV Episode)
Servo (as Jackie Gleason): "Art Carney!"
Servo (as Jackie Gleason): "Art Carney!"
Animaniacs: Critical Condition/The Three Muska-Warners (1993)
(TV Episode)
Art Carney makes a cameo appearance, dressed up as Ed Norton.
Art Carney makes a cameo appearance, dressed up as Ed Norton.
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: 12 to the Moon (1994)
(TV Episode)
Referenced by Tom
Referenced by Tom
Animaniacs: Of Course You Know, This Means Warners/Up a Tree/Wakko's Gizmo (1994)
(TV Episode)
Ralph Kramden donates a bowling trophy to the Warners' scrap metal drive.
Ralph Kramden donates a bowling trophy to the Warners' scrap metal drive.
The Nanny: Sunday in the Park with Fran (1994)
(TV Episode)
After Fran makes a joke, Frank Bradley Jr. says to her, "That joke's so old, I heard it on The Flintstones, which, bt the way, is a pale imitation of The Honeymooners".
After Fran makes a joke, Frank Bradley Jr. says to her, "That joke's so old, I heard it on The Flintstones, which, bt the way, is a pale imitation of The Honeymooners".
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Invasion USA (1994)
(TV Episode)
Crow (as Ralph): "Norton!"
Crow (as Ralph): "Norton!"
Ghoulies IV (1994)
(Video)
One of the sewer workers behaves like Ed Norton and even sports a vest.
One of the sewer workers behaves like Ed Norton and even sports a vest.
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Racket Girls (1994)
(TV Episode)
Tom (as Ed Norton): "Hey, Ralphy boy!"
Tom (as Ed Norton): "Hey, Ralphy boy!"
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: High School Big Shot (1994)
(TV Episode)
Crow: "To the moon, Alice!"
Crow: "To the moon, Alice!"
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: The Beast of Yucca Flats (1995)
(TV Episode)
Tom: "To the moon, Alice!"
Tom: "To the moon, Alice!"
The Critic: From Chunk to Hunk (1995)
(TV Episode)
Jay says, "One of these days, Alice ..." like Ralph Kramden.
Jay says, "One of these days, Alice ..." like Ralph Kramden.
Duckman: Private Dick/Family Man: Clip Job (1995)
(TV Episode)
One of the characters Duckman turns into when he's hooked up to the TV transmitting device is Ralph Kramden.
One of the characters Duckman turns into when he's hooked up to the TV transmitting device is Ralph Kramden.
The Critic: Dukerella (1995)
(TV Episode)
Alice says she was named after Alice Kramden from the show.
Alice says she was named after Alice Kramden from the show.
The Pompatus of Love (1995)
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: The Incredible Melting Man (1996)
(TV Episode)
Crow: (as Jackie Gleason) You're the greatest.
Crow: (as Jackie Gleason) You're the greatest.
The Simpsons: The Day the Violence Died (1996)
(TV Episode)
"If we didn't have the Honeymooners....
"If we didn't have the Honeymooners....
The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper: Spook, Lies and Videotape/Ghostfather (1996)
(TV Episode)
Stinkie: "Bang! Zoom! To the moon, Bulbhead!"
Stinkie: "Bang! Zoom! To the moon, Bulbhead!"
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Space Mutiny (1997)
(TV Episode)
Servo: (as announcer) The Honeymooners!
Servo: (as announcer) The Honeymooners!
Pleasantville (1998)
My Friend Paul (1999)
Futurama: The Series Has Landed (1999)
(TV Episode)
A re-enactment of a bit of the famous "Bang, zoom, straight to the moon" line with the characters in a museum.
A re-enactment of a bit of the famous "Bang, zoom, straight to the moon" line with the characters in a museum.
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Future War (1999)
(TV Episode)
"They're looking for Ed Norton"
"They're looking for Ed Norton"
The General's Daughter (1999)
Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Diabolik (1999)
(TV Episode)
"Ralph, phone!" Mike: I'm comin' Alice.
"Ralph, phone!" Mike: I'm comin' Alice.
Bringing Out the Dead (1999)
Tom Walls (while beating up Noel with a baseball bat): "To the moon, Alice!"
Tom Walls (while beating up Noel with a baseball bat): "To the moon, Alice!"
Boy Meets World: The Honeymooners (1999)
(TV Episode)
Title reference.
Title reference.
Just Shoot Me!: When Nina Met Elliott's Mother (2000)
(TV Episode)
Elliot compares his parents to the Honeymooners.
Elliot compares his parents to the Honeymooners.
The Sopranos: Big Girls Don't Cry (2000)
(TV Episode)
Furio is referred to as "Chief of the Future."
Furio is referred to as "Chief of the Future."
The Whole Nine Yards (2000)
Twice in a Lifetime: War of the Poseys (2000)
(TV Episode)
Othniel renames the Poseys "Ralph and Alice" after the Kramdens.
Othniel renames the Poseys "Ralph and Alice" after the Kramdens.
Mr. B's Lost Shorts (2001)
(Video)
Mentioned by Tom
Mentioned by Tom
The Simpsons: HOMR (2001)
(TV Episode)
The leopard cartoon character at the animation festival is based on Ralph Kramden.
The leopard cartoon character at the animation festival is based on Ralph Kramden.
Family Guy: Mr. Saturday Knight (2001)
(TV Episode)
At the end of the episode as Peter, Chris, and Louis walk away without Peter getting his job back, Louis says "Remember that one episode of The Honeymooners where Ralph lost his job, but at the end of the show he didn't get it back?"
At the end of the episode as Peter, Chris, and Louis walk away without Peter getting his job back, Louis says "Remember that one episode of The Honeymooners where Ralph lost his job, but at the end of the show he didn't get it back?"
Lefty-Right (2002)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Competence (2002)
(TV Episode)
Munch mentions that when he was a child, he wanted to be a bus driver like Ralph Kramden.
Munch mentions that when he was a child, he wanted to be a bus driver like Ralph Kramden.
Robin Williams: Live on Broadway (2002)
(TV Movie)
Robin mentions Ralph Kramden.
Robin mentions Ralph Kramden.
Gleason (2002)
(TV Movie)
The Perfect Pitch (2002)
(TV Movie)
Catch Me If You Can (2002)
Frank's father (and later Frank) use the expression "To the Moon" twice.
Frank's father (and later Frank) use the expression "To the Moon" twice.
Ultrachrist! (2003)
Ends with a Jackie Gleason impersonation ... "Baby, you're the greatest!"
Ends with a Jackie Gleason impersonation ... "Baby, you're the greatest!"
Uncensored Comedy: That's Not Funny! (2003)
(TV Movie)
The show is mentioned and stills are shown.
The show is mentioned and stills are shown.
Jimmy Neutron: Win, Lose and Kaboom (2004)
(TV Movie)
One show Hugh watches mimics Jackie Gleason's catchphrases.
One show Hugh watches mimics Jackie Gleason's catchphrases.
Snowball Effect: The Story of 'Clerks' (2004)
(Video)
One of Kevin Smith's high school comedy skits was called the "Honeyoompas".
One of Kevin Smith's high school comedy skits was called the "Honeyoompas".
Horror Friends (2004)
(Short)
Freddy quotes the famous line when he says "I'll send you to the moon Carrie!..."
Freddy quotes the famous line when he says "I'll send you to the moon Carrie!..."
Behind the Tunes: Looney Tunes Go Hollywood (2004)
(Video)
Referenced by title.
Referenced by title.
Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of 'Mork & Mindy' (2005)
(TV Movie)
Referenced during Robin Williams' audition.
Referenced during Robin Williams' audition.
Family Guy: PTV (2005)
(TV Episode)
Characters watch this on TV.
Characters watch this on TV.
Jeopardy!: Episode #22.60 (2005)
(TV Episode)
Correct response in "TV Fans" category.
Correct response in "TV Fans" category.
World Trade Center (2006)
The Ralph Kramden statue seen. Actor Jackie Gleason mentioned by name.
The Ralph Kramden statue seen. Actor Jackie Gleason mentioned by name.
Destroy All Humans! 2 (2006)
(Video Game)
At one point, Crypto threatens Ponsonby with, "Pow! To the moon!"
At one point, Crypto threatens Ponsonby with, "Pow! To the moon!"
Behind the Tunes: Wild Lines - The Art of Voice Acting (2006)
(Video)
Referenced by name.
Referenced by name.
Inside the Actors Studio: Eddie Murphy (2006)
(TV Episode)
Mentioned by Eddie.
Mentioned by Eddie.
The WPIX Yule Log: A Log's Life (2006)
(TV Movie)
Film footage of the fireplace was found in a Honeymooners film can.
Film footage of the fireplace was found in a Honeymooners film can.
The Simpsons: Yokel Chords (2007)
(TV Episode)
The end, when Cletus says, "Baby, you're the greatest!", followed by "Honeymooners" music and a face on the Moon.
The end, when Cletus says, "Baby, you're the greatest!", followed by "Honeymooners" music and a face on the Moon.
What Love Is (2007)
Ralph Kramden mentioned.
Ralph Kramden mentioned.
Mad Men: Red in the Face (2007)
(TV Episode)
When a joke is made at Ken Cosgrove's expense, he sarcastically retorts, "Hardee-har-har", which is a repeated line of Ralph Kramden's.
When a joke is made at Ken Cosgrove's expense, he sarcastically retorts, "Hardee-har-har", which is a repeated line of Ralph Kramden's.
The O'Reilly Factor: Episode dated 9 May 2008 (2008)
(TV Episode)
Bill says this is one of his all time favorite shows.
Bill says this is one of his all time favorite shows.
House M.D.: House's Head (2008)
(TV Episode)
House calls an Asian bus driver "Lalph Klamden".
House calls an Asian bus driver "Lalph Klamden".
House Guest (2008)
(Video)
In the final scene the Hunter attempts to explain the difference between Ed Norton the contemporary actor, and Ed Norton the fictional character from 'The Honeymooners'
In the final scene the Hunter attempts to explain the difference between Ed Norton the contemporary actor, and Ed Norton the fictional character from 'The Honeymooners'
The Simpsons: How the Test Was Won (2009)
(TV Episode)
Referenced in the opening sequence.
Referenced in the opening sequence.
For Us (2009)
(Short)
The two lead characters take the same names as the leads from The Honeymooners.
The two lead characters take the same names as the leads from The Honeymooners.
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #7.169 (2009)
(TV Episode)
Included in a $300 question
Included in a $300 question
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #8.11 (2009)
(TV Episode)
Host refers to the series upon meeting a contestant named Ralph who is a bus driver
Host refers to the series upon meeting a contestant named Ralph who is a bus driver
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #8.124 (2010)
(TV Episode)
Reference to Ralph Kramden in a $12,500 question
Reference to Ralph Kramden in a $12,500 question
Jeopardy!: Episode #26.144 (2010)
(TV Episode)
Subject of a $1,200 clue in the category "Who Played 'em on TV?"
Subject of a $1,200 clue in the category "Who Played 'em on TV?"
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Dancing with the Stars 4 (2010)
(TV Episode)
Included in a $3,000 question
Included in a $3,000 question
Jeopardy!: 2010 Tournament of Champions Quarterfinal 1 (2010)
(TV Episode)
Subject of an $800 clue in the category "TV Shows by Groups"
Subject of an $800 clue in the category "TV Shows by Groups"
Conan: Quoth the Raven, 'No Comment' (2011)
(TV Episode)
Conan compares himself to Ralph Kramden during the monologue
Conan compares himself to Ralph Kramden during the monologue
Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension (2011)
(TV Movie)
In "Brand New Best Friend," the two Dr. Doofenshmirtzes dress up as Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton.
In "Brand New Best Friend," the two Dr. Doofenshmirtzes dress up as Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton.
Entourage: Motherfucker (2011)
(TV Episode)
mentioned by dialogue
mentioned by dialogue
Tosh.0: Worst Sketch (Sketchdemption) (2012)
(TV Episode)
mentioned by Tosh
mentioned by Tosh
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #20.184 (2012)
(TV Episode)
Kevin Smith says that when he was in the musical "Grease" in high school, his big dance move was inspired by Ralph Kramden
Kevin Smith says that when he was in the musical "Grease" in high school, his big dance move was inspired by Ralph Kramden
Mad: Dark Knight at the Museum/Lemming Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Video Game Deaths (2012)
(TV Episode)
A statue of Ralph Kramden is seen on display at the TV museum.
A statue of Ralph Kramden is seen on display at the TV museum.
Archer: The Honeymooners (2013)
(TV Episode)
Episode title reference.
Episode title reference.
Featured in
Come Softly (1976)
An episode of the TV series is showing on a TV.
An episode of the TV series is showing on a TV.
The Last Fling (1987)
(TV Movie)
True Love (1989)
Behind the Laughs (1998)
(TV Movie)
Pleasantville (1998)
Influences: From Yesterday to Today (1999)
(TV Movie)
Clips from this show are used in this special.
Clips from this show are used in this special.
Blast from the Past (1999)
Shown on Calvin's homemade film viewing device
Shown on Calvin's homemade film viewing device
Inside TV Land: The Honeymooners (2000)
(TV Movie)
Brilliant But Cancelled (2002)
(TV Movie)
TV Guide's 50 Best Shows of All Time: A 50th Anniversary Celebration (2002)
(TV Special)
"The Honeymooners" is #3.
"The Honeymooners" is #3.
Gleason (2002)
(TV Movie)
The Perfect Pitch (2002)
(TV Movie)
CBS at 75 (2003)
(TV Movie)
Showing Sitcom.
Showing Sitcom.
The 100 Most Memorable TV Moments (2004)
(TV Mini-Series)
They are in the 100 Greatest Moments
They are in the 100 Greatest Moments
Wedding Crashers (2005)
Randolph is watching show on a TV set.
Randolph is watching show on a TV set.
Pioneers of Television: Sitcoms (2008)
(TV Episode)
clips
clips
United States of Television: America in Primetime: Man of the House (2011)
(TV Episode)
Ralph Kramden is an example of the "Man of the House".
Ralph Kramden is an example of the "Man of the House".
TV's Most Dynamic Duos: Presented by the Paley Center for Media (2012)
(TV Movie)
Ralph & Alice Kramden are #26.
Ralph & Alice Kramden are #26.
Spoofed in
Half-Fare Hare (1956)
(Short)
The Honey-Mousers (1956)
(Short)
Cheese It, the Cat! (1957)
(Short)
The Jack Benny Program: Honeymooners Show (1958)
(TV Episode)
Guest Audrey Meadows appears with Jack and Dennis.
Guest Audrey Meadows appears with Jack and Dennis.
Mice Follies (1960)
(Short)
The Bugs Bunny Show: The Honeymousers (1962)
(TV Episode)
"The Honeymousers" is a mouse version of this TV show.
"The Honeymousers" is a mouse version of this TV show.
The Love Bus (1974)
Actor Kevin Andre's character is "Ralph Kramden".
Actor Kevin Andre's character is "Ralph Kramden".
Saturday Night Live: Elliott Gould/Leon Redbone, Harlan Collins & Joyce Everson (1976)
(TV Episode)
Spoofed by the Bees.
Spoofed by the Bees.
Saturday Night Live: Johnny Cash/Elton John (1982)
(TV Episode)
Spoofed as the Honeyrooneys.
Spoofed as the Honeyrooneys.
Saturday Night Live: George Wendt and Francis Ford Coppola/Philip Glass (1986)
(TV Episode)
Spoofed in The Honeymooners, The Lost Episodes.
Spoofed in The Honeymooners, The Lost Episodes.
Rocko's Modern Life: Jet Scream/Dirty Dog (1993)
(TV Episode)
Bloaty and Squirmy, the parasites on Spunky's fur, are leech caricatures of Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton respectively.
Bloaty and Squirmy, the parasites on Spunky's fur, are leech caricatures of Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton respectively.
The King of Queens: Inner Tube (2001)
(TV Episode)
When lying in the bed sick and watching TV, Doug dreams he's Ralph Kramden.
When lying in the bed sick and watching TV, Doug dreams he's Ralph Kramden.
Futurama: Spanish Fry (2003)
(TV Episode)
Lrrr's line, "One of these days, Ndnd, bang! zoom! straight to the third moon of Omicron Persei 8!" parodies Ralph Kramden's famous catchphrase.
Lrrr's line, "One of these days, Ndnd, bang! zoom! straight to the third moon of Omicron Persei 8!" parodies Ralph Kramden's famous catchphrase.
Ren & Stimpy 'Adult Party Cartoon': Fire Dogs 2: Part 1 (2003)
(TV Episode)
Black and white bookend segments featuring Bakshi and his wife parody "The Honeymooners"
Black and white bookend segments featuring Bakshi and his wife parody "The Honeymooners"
Family Guy: Fat Guy Strangler (2005)
(TV Episode)
Patrick has a flashback involving Ralph Kramden with Patrick's mother.
Patrick has a flashback involving Ralph Kramden with Patrick's mother.
The Family Guy 100th Episode Celebration (2007)
(TV Movie)
Ralph punches Alice
Ralph punches Alice
The Nostalgia Critic: Super Mario Brothers Super Show (2008)
(TV Episode)
The Nostalgia Critic spoofs "To the moon, Alice!" when discussing an alternative catchphrase for Link.
The Nostalgia Critic spoofs "To the moon, Alice!" when discussing an alternative catchphrase for Link.
The Simpsons: Coming to Homerica (2009)
(TV Episode)
Spoofed in the opening credits, with the Simpsons as the Kramdens.
Spoofed in the opening credits, with the Simpsons as the Kramdens.
The Honeymoaners (2011)
(Video)
Adult parody.
Adult parody.
The Simpsons: The Ten-Per-Cent Solution (2011)
(TV Episode)
The "Fatso Flanagan" program spoofs "The Honeymooners."
The "Fatso Flanagan" program spoofs "The Honeymooners."
The Simpsons: Moe Goes from Rags to Riches (2012)
(TV Episode)
Spoofed in the 'couch gag' scene
Spoofed in the 'couch gag' scene
30 Rock: Live from Studio 6H (2012)
(TV Episode)
"The Lovebirds" is a parody of the show
"The Lovebirds" is a parody of the show
