Jackie Gleason TV Schedule
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Jackie Gleason on TV This Week
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Sat 10
The Honeymooners: Lost Episodes: Razor Blades / New Television Set / Alice and Ralph Get Dressed for a Date — Jackie Gleason
Ralph can't find his razor blades; Ralph finally buys a TV; Ralph and Alice fight before going out with the Nortons.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Sat 10, 2:30 am -
Mon 12
The Honeymooners: Oh My Achin' Back — Jackie Gleason
After telling Alice he was too tired to leave the apartment, Ralph---on the eve of his company physical---goes bowling, throws his back out and comes home hunched over, and looking, Norton says, like "the leaning tower of pizza".
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Mon 12, 1:00 am -
Mon 12
The Honeymooners: Baby-sitter — Jackie Gleason
Ralph signals his displeasure when he learns that Alice had a telephone installed in the apartment. Then later, when he calms down, he overhears a telephone conversation and thinks that she is having an affair.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Mon 12, 1:30 am -
Mon 12
Larceny, Inc. — Jackie Gleason
Gangsters buy a luggage store with the intention of robbing the neighboring bank, but when the shop thrives, the leader decides that making an honest buck has its advantages.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Mon 12, 4:00 am -
Tue 13
The Honeymooners: Lost Episodes: Curse of the Kramdens (Part 1) — Jackie Gleason
Ralph and Norton are forced into spending the night in the haunted ancestral Kramden castle while visiting Ireland.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Tue 13, 2:30 am -
Wed 14
The Honeymooners: Lost Episodes: Curse of the Kramdens (Part 2) — Jackie Gleason
Ralph and Norton are forced into spending the night in the haunted ancestral Kramden castle while visiting Ireland.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Wed 14, 2:30 am -
Thu 15
The Honeymooners: Lost Episodes: Mad Dogs and Englishmen (Part 1) — Jackie Gleason
The Kramdens and Nortons appear in a Flakey Wakey commercial on an English television show.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Thu 15, 2:30 am -
Fri 16
The Honeymooners: Lost Episodes: Mad Dogs and Englishmen (Part 2) — Jackie Gleason
The Kramdens and Nortons appear in a Flakey Wakey commercial on an English television show.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Fri 16, 2:30 am -
Sat 17
The Honeymooners: Lost Episodes: The Lost Baby / The Turkey — Jackie Gleason
Ralph and Ed find a baby at the bus stop; Alice misplaces her wedding ring.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Gleason, Sat 17, 2:30 am
Filmography
Jackie Gleason Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Jackie Gleason
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Rotund comedian-actor Jackie Gleason (born Herbert John Gleason) broke into show business at age 15 by winning an amateur-night contest and went on to perform in vaudeville, carnivals, nightclubs, and roadhouses. In 1940 he was signed to a film contract by Warner Bros., and he debuted onscreen in Navy Blues (1941). His career was interrupted by World War II, but at the war's end, Gleason returned to Hollywood, this time playing character roles in a number of films.
His film work, however, lent little strength to his career, and he performed in several Broadway shows before achieving major success as the star of such TV comedy series as The Life of Riley, The Honeymooners, and The Jackie Gleason Show. It was during his reign on television that Gleason created such enduring characters as Ralph Kramden (the loud-mouth busdriver from The Honeymooners), Reggie Van Gleason, and Joe the Bartender. As a result of the comedic talents he displayed on TV, he became known as "The Great One." Gleason returned to films in the early '60s in lead roles, both comic and dramatic (he earned an Academy Award nomination for his performance in The Hustler [1961]), but he never had as much success in movies as he did on TV.
He did have some success in the late '70s and early '80s playing a good-ole'-boy Southern sheriff in the Smokey and the Bandit series of action-comedies. His long career also included a period when he composed, arranged, and conducted recordings of mood music. Gleason died in 1987 of cancer.
His grandson is actor Jason Patric.