This, along with several other original episodes and several remakes, is still missing and presumed lost. No story information available.

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Still missing. Ralph has to prove himself after yelling at Alice for missing the first part of a two-part question on a quiz show that was later ruled correct.

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Ralph has a cold, he makes life miserable for Alice.

Ralph thinks Alice is pregnant when she shows a sudden desire to eat pickles.

Ralph spends ten dollars Alice was saving to buy a dress, to enter a jellybean-counting contest.

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This skit, possibly an earlier version of the 1953 Christmas show which is available on cassette. Still Missing.

Ralph gets in trouble when he unwittingly insults his boss's fiancee.

Ralph thinks Alice is out to kill him when he overhears her rehearsing a scene from a play.

Ralph thinks that he is fired when he finds a pink slip in his pay envelope.

Ralph is ashamed of the anniversary gift he bought Alice, so he lets her think a neighbors dress deleivered to their apartment is hers.

Ralph has a beef with Uncle Sam because he owes $15.00 on his income tax.

Ralph is stuck sleeping in the kitchen during Aunt Ethel's extended visit.

Ralph can't get to sleep until he thinks of the name of an actress he and Alice had seen in a film earlier that evening.

Ralph is angry at Alice over the lunch she packed for him - until he learns he had eaten someone elses lunch by mistake.

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Ralph, Alice and Norton are going to the racetrack, but Ralph finds himself out fifty bucks before he even gets out the door.

Norton wants to spend the night with the Kramdens because his apartment has been painted and he can't stand the smell.

Ralph's on a diet and it's driving him and practically everyone in the building nuts.

Ralph invites one of his bosses over to discuss a promotion but never gets the chance to bring up the subject.

Ralph thinks he's been named the bus company manager, when it's only the bus company baseball team he's been chosen to manage.

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Word of a prowler in the neighborhood has the Kramdens and the Nortons in a panic.

Ralph thinks he has to make an important speech at a meeting of the International Order of Friendly Sons of the Racoons.

Ralph and Norton win the battle over where the Kramdens and the Nortons will spend their summer vacation. This version is still missing; The 1954 version of this skit is available on videocassette

Ralph ruins Alice's chance to appear in a magazine ad for a sink cleanser.