The Jackie Gleason Show – Season 6
Episodes
The Honeymooners: Be It Ever So Humble
The Honeymooners: Hair to a Fortune
The Honeymooners: The People's Choice
S06E04
The Honeymooners: Two for the Money
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".
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.
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.
The Honeymooners: Out of Sight, Out of Mind
George Gobel/Jack Jones/Sheila MacRae/Dom DeLuise
The Honeymooners: Two Faces of Ralph Kramden
Bing Crosby/Liberace/Alan King/Stan Ross
The Honeymooners: The Main Event
S06E14
Teresa Brewer sang When I Leave the World Behind, and sang and yodelled Cotton Fields, accompanied by her Terry-Tones.
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."
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.
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.
Wayne Newton/Diahann Carroll/Tim Conway/Dom DeLuise
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.