The Honeymooners

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The Honeymooners, one of the most influential situation comedy television series in American history, depicts the sincere attempts of two men attempting to better their lives, and the ensuing frustrations when their schemes to strike it rich inevitably backfire.

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Season From To Episodes
All Seasons
Specials February 1951 January 2006 270
Season 1 October 1955 September 1956 39
Unassigned Episodes 1
Season From To Episodes
All Seasons
Specials June 1953 February 1988 15
Season 1 0
Season 2 September 1952 June 1953 28
Season 3 September 1953 June 1954 25
Season 4 September 1954 June 1955 26
Season 5 October 1956 June 1957 19
Unassigned Episodes 197
Absolute ordering places all episodes in a single ordered season. This is generally used for anime.
Season From To Episodes
Season 1 November 1952 November 1952 3
Unassigned Episodes 307
Name Number of Episodes Dates
Frank Satenstein 34 10/08/1955 - 09/22/1956
Name Number of Episodes Dates
Marvin Marx 16 10/01/1955 - 09/08/1956
Walter Stone 16 10/01/1955 - 09/08/1956
Leonard Stern 14 11/19/1955 - 09/22/1956
Sydney Zelinka 14 11/19/1955 - 09/22/1956
A.J. Russell 9 10/15/1955 - 09/15/1956
Herbert Finn 9 10/15/1955 - 09/15/1956

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