"TV or Not TV" is the first episode of the standalone TV series, The Honeymooners. Ralph and Norton try sharing a TV, only to have it be more trouble than it's worth. The title is a pun on Shakespeare's Hamlet quote of "To be, or not to be". Norton has a problem. His TV is on the blink again, and he can't afford to buy a new one. Ralph doesn't have money for a new TV either (Alice thinks he does have enough; he's just being too cheap to buy...
Alice telling Ralph who is asleep in front of the television that he's right ...
Ralph fell down the stairs after staying up late watching the television.
Ed reciting the Captain Video ranger pledge.
Ed pulling out his Disentegrator gun for Captain Video.
Alice getting mad at Ralph because she has to stay at home without a TV while...
Alice yelling at Ralph about how she has nothing new.
Ralph talking with Alice about how she used to be so unspoiled.
Ralph talking with Alice about how he has money in his wallet by smacking his...
Ralph telling Alice that she has financial security because he's not spending...
Ralph telling Alice that he's waiting for 3-D television to come out before h...
Ralph getting mad at Alice for trying to suck up to him so he can get a telev...
Ralph thinking that Alice is trying to cover up that her mother being home.
Alice continuing to try and charm Ralph so she can get a TV set.
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