The Jackie Gleason Show - Season 5

1. The Honeymooners: In Twenty-Five Words or Less

Aired: 9/17/1966

After his brother-in-law wins a contest, Ralph tries and wins a cereal contest. But he didn't read the fine print of the contest rules. The boys try to fool the representatives, fail, and settle for second prize, a trip around the World.

2. The Passing Politician

Aired: 9/24/1966

In this book musical, Jackie plays a five-term mayor of a small-town city, "Big Jim" Finley, who for the first time in his career is facing formidable (and younger) competition in his latest election.

3. The Honeymooners: Ship of Fools

Aired: 10/1/1966

After winning a all-paid trip around the world, the Kramdens and the Nortons get on the cruise ship and start their journey. The boys fool around and get into a lifeboat, ending up in the ocean.

4. The Honeymooners: Poor People in Paris

Aired: 10/8/1966

While on their trip around the world, the Kramdens and the Nortons start in Paris. The boys unknowingly get counterfeit money, then get arrested when they spend it in a restaurant.

5. The Honeymooners: Confusion - Italian Style

Aired: 10/15/1966

While on their all-paid world cruise, the Kramdens and Nortons arrive in Rome. The girls are approached by a young boy taking and selling photos. He then sends a flower and love note to Alice. Ralph finds out and hilarity ensues.

6. S05E06

Aired: 10/22/1966

Jackie welcomes guests Phil Silvers, who teaches him how to sing; Orson Bean, who performs "I Ate the Baloney"; Pat Boone, who performs "Love Letters in the Sand"; Patti Page, who performs a medley of her old hits; and Wayne Cochran, who performs "Get Down With It" and "Goin' Back to Miami".

7. The Honeymooners: The Curse of the Kramdens

Aired: 10/29/1966

While on their all-paid world cruise, the Kramdens and Nortons arrive in Ireland, to see the birth town of Ralph's ancestors. He finds out they are cursed and he tries to break the curse.

8. The Honeymooners: The Honeymooners in England

Aired: 11/12/1966

While on their all-paid world cruise, the Kramdens and Nortons arrive in England. The contest company wants Ralph to appear on their Wakey Flakey TV show.

9. The Honeymooners: You're in the Picture

Aired: 11/19/1966

While on their all-paid world cruise, the Kramdens and Nortons arrive in Spain. Ralph helps a young lady in distress and when she hugs him for helping, a photo is taken. Attempted blackmail and comedy ensues.

10. Salute to the Big Bands

Aired: 11/26/1966

A salute to the big bands, with performances by the likes of Buddy DeFranco, Duke Ellington, Les and Larry Elgart, the Glenn Miller Orchestra, Guy Lombardo, Freddy Martin and Sammy Kaye.

11. The Honeymooners: We Spy

Aired: 12/3/1966

The Kramdens and the Nortons cause an international incident while in Germany when they wander over to the communist side.

12. The Honeymooners: Petticoat Jungle

Aired: 12/10/1966

While on the last week of an all-paid world cruise, the boys meet a big game hunter in a shop. This leads to them changing their plans from sunbathing on the Riviera to big game hunting in Africa. The girls are NOT amused.

13. The Honeymooners: Run, Santa, Run

Aired: 12/17/1966

Unbeknownst to Ralph, Alice has taken up knitting to pay for his Christmas present. Seeing baby things in the apartment, and assuming she's pregnant, he takes on a job as a sidewalk Santa with Norton as his helper, and both end up arrested as operatives in a bookmaking operation.

14. The Poor Soul in Christmas-Land (Re-Staging)

Aired: 12/24/1966

As Christmas approaches, the Poor Soul falls asleep on a busy city street. A Fairy Princess, with the touch of her wand, whisks him away to a fantasy land where he meets numerous storybook characters, such as Goldilocks and the Three Bears, the Shoemaker and the Elves, Little Bo Peep and her sheep, St. George and the Dragon, Alice in Wonderland, Rumpelstiltskin, the Old Woman in the Shoe, Old King Cole, and the Phantom Regiment.

15. New Year's Eve Show

Aired: 12/31/1966

With Steve Allen/Jayne Meadows/Louis Nye/Morey Amsterdam/Jerry Lester/Gene Sheldon

16. The Honeymooners: King of the Castle

Aired: 1/7/1967

17. The Honeymooners: Movies Are Better Than Ever

Aired: 1/14/1967

18. One Man Show

Aired: 1/21/1967

Jackie demonstrates the laugh-getting techniques of vaudeville comics, and mimes a man trying to take a nap despite interruptions. Also, Reggie Van Gleason gives a dramatic recitation of "Casey at the Bat".

19. The Honeymooners: Without Reservations

Aired: 2/4/1967

20. The Honeymooners: Life Upon the Wicked Stage

Aired: 2/11/1967

21. Jackie Gleason's 51st Birthday Celebration

Aired: 2/25/1967

22. The Honeymooners: Rififi - Brooklyn Style

Aired: 3/4/1967

23. S05E23

Aired: 3/11/1967

In this country-themed edition, Jackie welcomes country satirists Homer and Jethro (who perform "Li'l Ole Kiss Of Fire" and "Jam-Bowl-Liar"), Roy Acuff and His Smoky Mountain Boys (who perform "Wabash Cannonball" and "I Couldn't Believe It Was True"), Sue Thompson (who performs "Norman" and "Have a Good Time"), Roy Clark, The Collins Kids, Boots Randolph (who performs "Yakety Sax"), and Buck Owens and His Buckaroos.

24. The Honeymooners: Ralph Kramden Presents

Aired: 3/18/1967

Ralph gets into a spot after bragging that he knows Jackie Gleason and can get him to make an appearance at the Racoons' annual dance.

25. S05E25

Aired: 3/25/1967

26. The Honeymooners: Flushing Ho!

Aired: 4/15/1967

27. The Honeymooners: Sees All - Knows All

Aired: 4/22/1967

28. S05E28

Aired: 5/27/1967

Jackie welcomes various musicians and aerialists. Trumpeter Bobby performs "Strangers in the Night." Dick sings "Melancholy Serenade." Saxophonist Charlie entertains with "He Walked Into My Life."