"To the moon, Alice!" is a quote from which U.S. TV sitcom?

On the U.S. TV show the "Honeymooners", the phrase "To the moon, Alice!" is often used by Ralph Kramden, Alice's husband. Ralph Kramden is played by Jackie Gleason and is a perpetually flustered but eternally optimistic New York City bus driver. He is living with his wife, Alice (Audrey Meadows), in a small Brooklyn apartment. Ralph's best friend is sanitation worker Ed Norton (Art Carney), who lives in the same building with wife Trixie (Joyce Randolph).

The "Honeymooners" is a classic comedy from the 1950s. There were only 39 original episodes made. All 39 are gems and enjoyable to watch. Gleason was hilarious as Ralph, the hard working, always complaining bus driver and husband. If he doesn't find trouble, it will find him, his wife (Alice), and their friends (Ed and Trixie). They all seem to work hard and play very well together. They can find joy in their lives.

The "Honeymooners" debuted on October 1, 1955 as a filmed half-hour series. It was initially a ratings success but eventually dropped in the TV ratings. The show's production ended after 39 episodes (the "Classic 39 episodes"); the final episode of the "Honeymooners" aired on September 22, 1956,