Mr. Fabersham

[ironcity]

I laugh everytime Ant says it, but I don't know the reference. Help cure my retardation.

[Mother Shucker]

It is from the Honymooners. I think he was Ralph's boss.

[Tenbatsuzen]

There's also one in "The Love Bug"

[prozac]

I laugh everytime Ant says it, but I don't know the reference. Help cure my retardation.

You took the words out of my mouth Sir...Funny indeed!!!! I had no idea it

was from the Honeymooners!

[generoso]

I might be wrong but I think it even goes deeper to his first show. where the Honeymooners came from called the Jackie Gleason show.

[Arch Stanton]

Ant and Norton do qoutes fro the Honeymooners quite often. Always Funny.
I have reached the first plateau, Captian Video!

[ironcity]

Thanks. i gotta get those dvd's.

[prozac]

While not as good as the DVD's...I did enjoy seeing the show on CH. 11 in NY this past

weekend. Still an amazing show!!!!

[generoso]

God I have no life been doing some googleing Mr Fabersham ad found out he is not Ralphs boss but there are 2 metions of him one in the $99,000 dollar question where the line the boys use is from. Amd another from when they are singing by the of the silvery moon. So my guss he lives in the building. Whats next for me LARPING.

[Juanfartez]

God I have no life been doing some googleing Mr Fabersham ad found out he is not Ralphs boss but there are 2 metions of him one in the $99,000 dollar question where the line the boys use is from. Amd another from when they are singing by the of the silvery moon. So my guss he lives in the building. Whats next for me LARPING. You know you want to. LIGHTING BOLT! LIGHTING BOLT! LIGHTING BOLT!:icon_eek:

[Fr. Dougal]

While not as good as the DVD's...I did enjoy seeing the show on CH. 11 in NY this past
Why do you watch that piece of shit station?

:)

[AJellyDonut]

Back in college we used to always watch The Honeymooners stoned. Those were the days.....

[NewCharacterGuy]

Back in college we used to always watch The Honeymooners stoned. Those were the days.....

How does watching it stoned make it more gooder?
:icon_conf

[AJellyDonut]

How does watching it stoned make it more gooder?
:icon_conf


There is nothing better than smoking up and watching Ralph flip out on Norton.

[Skeet Slambone]

I'm shocked some people didn't get that reference.

[prozac]

Why do you watch that piece of shit station?

:)

Gotta check out the Honeymooners..oh and also watch CHARMED while

i insert a tampon into myself while eating ice cream and crying over

menstral cramps!!!

[generoso]

Ok this is what I found out from 2 true Honeymooners fans
1. He was the guy in the episode "On Stage" who, at the beginning of the show, was trying to get Ralph interested in letting the Racoons put on a play. He won Ralph over by giving him a part in the play.

2.Mr. Faversham was played by an actor named George N. Neise. One part is, of course, that supporting players were never mentioned in the credits, unlike with the color 1960’s shows

[SurlyTonyDanza]

Number 1. is right. That's the episode where Ralph and Alice do a play. That's also the episode where ""mmRachel, you've come, mmmBack'' comes from that NOrton always does.

Get the DVD tools.

[Darth Pooh]

No need for a DVD now... you've explained its craptacular synopsis in its entirety.

[Joe Orthex]

"Good night Mrs. Halabash...where ever you are" (man i hope i speelt that right).
Same era, what show?

The Honeymooners are always great. I still find myself whatching it when i come accross it on whatever channel it's playing on. Think of it, done live, no retakes. The bloopers are in the show ... if you can spot the handfull of them they actualy made. And no friggen teleprompters. These folks were pros and did thier jobs well. So well that decades later, after most (or is it all) are dead folks still whatch and laugh at them honeymooners.
My only problem is ... they been married for awhile in the show. are they still on a honeymoon? If that's a honeymoon I think I'll pass on marrige.

Shit ... to late. married 12 years and never had a honeymoon. Now I know why.

[cicp^p]

"Good night Mrs. Halabash...where ever you are" (man i hope i speelt that right).
Same era, what show?

Jimmy Durante

[Joe Orthex]

Jimmy DuranteWho is to say O&A fans are not cultured. Classics are classic for a reason. :clap:

Whos up for some Brady trivia?:icon_wink

And it's Kalabash, not halabash.:icon_conf

[SurlyTonyDanza]

No need for a DVD now... you've explained its craptacular synopsis in its entirety.

Honeymooners rule. Better than other sitcom...ever.

[Darth Pooh]

Honeymooners rule. Better than other sitcom...ever.

While I have watched almost every episode, not all of them are entertaining to me. Some are just too silly to enjoy... but for what they did and when they did it, it was an impressive show. But, don't get me wrong, I've chuckled my way through the show before.

[SurlyTonyDanza]

"Chuckled your way through" 50 years later just proves my point. How many shows and movies that are 'classics' absolutelly suck and are irrelevant.

[Kace]

Honeymooners is great...

Alice step aside...some men are gonna do some drinkin'

classic.

[KramdensDeliciousMarshall]

It is from the Honymooners. I think he was Ralph's boss.Ralph's boss was J.J. Marshall.


While not as good as the DVD's...I did enjoy seeing the show on CH. 11 in NY this past

Why do you watch that piece of shit station?Back in the day, WPIX was the shit. "New York's Movie Station" played a lot of classic shows, and my personal favorite was their annual "Shocktober," which was a cheesy horror flick every night of October leading up to Halloween. It all went downhill when Michigan J. Frog began high-kicking across the screen.

[cicp^p]

Back in the day, WPIX was the shit. "New York's Movie Station" played a lot of classic shows, and my personal favorite was their annual "Shocktober," which was a cheesy horror flick every night of October leading up to Halloween. It all went downhill when Michigan J. Frog began high-kicking across the screen.

Ad in the Saturday Creature Double Feature and you just perfectly described Boston's Channel 56.

[Mother Shucker]

"It all went downhill when Michigan J. Frog began high-kicking across the screen."

Yup, it was when they became part of the WB network. It was a pretty cool station when it was an independent station.

[generoso]

Ralph's boss was J.J. Marshall.


Back in the day, WPIX was the shit. "New York's Movie Station" played a lot of classic shows, and my personal favorite was their annual "Shocktober," which was a cheesy horror flick every night of October leading up to Halloween. It all went downhill when Michigan J. Frog began high-kicking across the screen.
Man wpix was awesome the sunday I still remember as a kid the sunday morning Abbot and Costello movie. And the little raschels afterschool. Monster movies. Now just crap...

[SurlyTonyDanza]

They should have a channel of 50's stuff. Nothing but Honeymooners, and old Horror movies. Show the old tv shows of the regional 'dracula looking guy' that introduced the horror movies, like Goulardhi for example.

[Stinkysteve]

WPIX back in the day used to play a lot of Three Stooges too.

It really was a great station a long time ago...

[whispyarmhair]

:icon_roll Now I know, and knowing is half the battle

[blackout-]

i got all the honeymooners lost set dvds off ebay awhile ago - 25 dvds for $120 or so, they sell for like 25ea. at bestbuys or something insane. best comedy ever.

[cigarsandscotch]

"Good night Mrs. Halabash...where ever you are" (man i hope i speelt that right).
:haha7: :rotf: :haha7: :rotf::haha7: :rotf: :haha7: :rotf:

[giant pop tart]

WPIX back in the day used to play a lot of Three Stooges too.

It really was a great station a long time ago...

I remember after school they would have a call in video game... some kid would say "pix" and the rocket would shoot a missile. I always wanted to play, but I never got on.

[MrSquidlow]

Chiller theater....
The six fingered hand crushing the tree in the intro?
Was that PIX or 29 from Philly?
Anyone?

[PatFromMoonachie]

Chiller theater....
The six fingered hand crushing the tree in the intro?
Was that PIX or 29 from Philly?
Anyone?
WPIX...And at the outtro the hand (more like a severed arm cut off at the Humorous!......Humorous?...does'nt sound "Humorous" to me!......must've been Diabetic!...Hmmpf, err, meh!) picked up the letters to CHILLER and left down that Lil' trail!

[stylus]

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