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The Honeymooners: Ralph is trying to sleep because he has to get up early for work. Norton, trying to do a good deed, accidentally sets off Ralph's alarm clock. Ralph stumbles out of the bedroom half dressed and half asleep and heads out the door for work--six hours early. When he gets out to the street he realizes what has happened, and Norton becomes persona non grata in the Kramden household. Ralph gets back to sleep and Norton goes home--only to get into a no-holds-barred brawl with Trixie. Ralph wakes up again, and no sooner does Alice get him back in bed when in walks Trixie, sobbing because Norton has packed his things and left her. Ralph gets up again and goes out to find Norton. He catches up with him at the ice- cream parlor, where Norton is drowning his sorrows in malteds. Ralph pleads with Norton to go home, but Norton refuses. He claims he doesn't love Trixie any more--until Ralph reminds him about some of the ''gourmet'' meals Trixie cooks for him. Norton goes home, and Round Two begins. Norton winds up on a cot in the Kramdens' apartment, but Ralph still can't get to sleep. He drags Norton upstairs to apologize, but Trixie won't accept the apology. Round Three. Ralph sends Norton out of the apartment so he can give Trixie a speech about how much Norton really loves her. Then it comes out that Norton and Trixie were fighting over Ralph--Norton was criticizing him and Trixie was defending him. Ralph wants to kill Norton, but he's too tired. Just as he's getting ready to go to bed again--the alarm clock goes off. It's 5 A.M.--time to go to work. Running time: 35:15

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