Ralph Kramden and 3D TV

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Published by larkinvid at 05/23/2010 14:39 Like

Ralph Kramden of "The Honeymooners" says he's "waiting for 3D television" -- his wait is over!

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mycats1966, at 04/20/2013 06:04, says:
if several cameras were shooting this scene simultaneously, it could be converted into 3D.
mycats1966, at 04/20/2013 06:11, says:
If several cameras were shooting this scene simultaneously, it cou
mycats1966, at 04/20/2013 05:17, says:
This is so funny to see this now because there is 3D TV.
larkinvid, at 01/08/2013 04:01, says:
Good point -- 3D movies were all the rage in the 50s!
Eric Curto, at 01/04/2013 22:27, says:
well 3D was extremely popular at this time, they probably didn't even think about the possibility of 3D being made on TV's. Color TV's were available, but they were still too expensive to be made available to the publc
edwarddls73, at 04/27/2012 12:29, says:
Well Ralph, 3-D TV is here and it gives you a headache! LOL
juliano66, at 01/23/2012 10:34, says:
this gave me a laugh, thanks for posting!
larkinvid, at 02/03/2011 03:07, says:
Very true. They were really thinking ahead to say "3D" rather than "color." I'm sure the idea of 3D TV seemed really outlandish to the writers and something not likely to EVER happen!
jsl151850b, at 02/03/2011 02:18, says:
It wouldn't have been as funny had he said 'color'. This clip is from 1955. The RCA no moving parts color format was approved in 1953. It wasn't untill 1966 that all new shows were in color.
Stablemable2, at 01/24/2011 16:19, says:
I like when Alice responds, "are you waiting for 3D ice boxes".
OtisVision, at 01/15/2011 22:15, says:
Looks like poor Alice is finally getting a TV in the year 2011 . Ralph ya cheap schmuck, never saw this one coming did ya Ralph. Yet another scheme backfires on Ralph and we all love ya for it.
L0r3zzyTV, at 11/11/2010 02:45, says:
60 years later.. 3d tv =D
MagiMysteryTour, at 09/17/2010 08:55, says:
At the time this show was made, television was fairly new and there were still people who didn't have one, just as there are still people who don't have computers today. At the same time, the new thing in the movie theatres, which were 20 years ahead of TV, was 3-D movies. And now, apparently, there is 3-D TV being made available. In a sense Ralph Kramden was 60 years ahead of his time.
larkinvid, at 07/29/2010 23:00, says:
Exactly -- that would have to be some kind of magic TV, wouldn't it?!