Joyce Randolph

On her childhood and early influences; on growing up in Michigan; on wanting to be an actress in New York; on her favorite radio programs growing up; on attending the Expression School of Speech and Drama; on getting into the Catholic Theater Group in Detroit; on joining the Actors Equity Union; on getting to New York

On her first impressions of New York; on touring the country with stage shows for "Stage Door," and "A Goose for the Gander;" on touring with "Good Night, Ladies;" on living in LA for fourteen months and returning to New York

On the first time she saw television; on doing experimental television for GE in Schenectady, NY; on acting in several half hour dramas for early live television; on doing summer stock theater; on appearing in Martin Kane, Private Eye, Rocky King, Detective, and The Plainclothesman; on differences between working for NBC, CBS and Dumont; on The Famous Jury Trials

On working on Buck Rogers and several detective shows; on appearing on an early ABC show, I Cover Times Square; on working in live television; on theater folk not respecting television; on early commercials

On acting methods on 1950s television; on working on Texaco Star Theater; on working on The Colgate Comedy Hour; on Danny Thomas, Martin and Lewis, and Eddie Cantor

On Calvalcade of Stars; on being cast as "Trixie" for a "Honeymooners" sketch on Cavalcade of Stars; on playing "Trixie"; on differences between the Kramdens and the Nortons on The Honeymooners ; on working with Audrey Meadows

On how she met Audrey Meadows; on working with Audrey; on working with Art Carney; on the June Taylor Dancers on The Jackie Gleason Show  

On the first show of the "Classic 39" episodes of The Honeymooners; on getting married; on ad-libbing to stretch the show; on guest stars and producers on the show; on the "TV or not TV" and "Sleepwalker" episodes of The Honeymooners; on her favorite episodes of The Honeymooners; on the end of The Honeymooners

On why she didn't continue playing "Trixie Norton" in later incarnations of The Honeymooners; on appearing on The U.S. Steel Hour; on life after The Honeymooners; on stage work and being a mother; on the Lambs Club 

On the media blitz surrounding the lost episodes of The Honeymooners; on appearing on HBO's Comic Relief and on Hi Honey, I'm Home; on advice to aspiring performers; on how The Honeymooners impacted television; on how she'd like to be remembered

B-roll of pictures throughout her career: headshots and cast shots from The Honeymooners