The Honeymooners

Jackie Gleason plays Ralph Kramden, a boisterous bus driver with grandiose plans that often backfire.

Audrey Meadows portrays Alice Kramden, the pragmatic and patient wife of Ralph, who often serves as her husband's voice of reason.

Art Carney takes on the role of Ed Norton, Ralph's quirky best friend and upstairs neighbor, a sewer worker with peculiar habits.

Joyce Randolph plays Trixie Norton, Ed's good-natured wife and a friend to Alice, who navigates the men's antics.

Ned Glass appears in the role of a supporting character, adding to the diverse encounters in Ralph and Ed's adventures.

Betty Garde is featured as a character alongside the main cast, enriching the show's narrative and comedic situations.

Ethel Owen contributes to the series in her role, interacting with the central characters of the Kramdens and Nortons.

Joseph Ruskin joins the cast with a character role, playing a part in the variety of stories presented in the show.

Sid Raymond adds to the show's lineup of colorful characters, featuring in episodes that shape the lives of the main protagonists.

Ronnie Burns appears in the sitcom, contributing to the ensemble of characters that interact with Ralph and Alice Kramden.

Luis van Rooten takes on a character role, interweaving with the storylines involving Ralph, Alice, Ed, and Trixie.

Frank Marth plays a role in the show, engaging with the main cast members and enhancing the comedic setting of The Honeymooners.