Thirty-nine half-hour episodes of “The Honeymooners” were filmed, usually referred to as the Classic 39.
They were broadcast from October 1955 to September 1956.
“The Honeymooners” appeared as a sketch on Jackie Gleason variety shows before and after that series.
Reruns of the original 39 episodes continue to be shown.
Charlie Brown’s father was a Barber.
007 was the number of seconds left until the atomic bomb was set to explode in Fort Knox when Bond shut it off in the movie Goldfinger (1964).
The term liberal arts arose in the Middle Ages from the Latin artes liberales. It refers to the seven branches of learning: logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, music, astronomy, and grammar. The number seven derives from a quote in Proverbs 9:1: ‘Wisdom hath builded her house, she hath hewn our her seven pillars.”
In the Republic of China, Taiwan, they observe Constitution Day, a national holiday on December 25.
Asia, by far is the most populous continent. Its population in 1989, including the Soviet Union’s, was estimated at 3.35 billion. The next most populous continent, Africa, had only 646 million people. Antarctica, the least populous continent, is virtually uninhabited.
No. Originally, Little Ricky was played by a doll wrapped in a blanket. Later, two six-month-old twins, Richard and Ronald Simmons, took the part, followed by three-year-old twins Michael and Joseph Mayer. The last child to play Little Ricky was Richard Keith, whose real name was Keith Thibodeaux.