During the 1950s, families across America gathered around their televisions every week to watch The Honeymooners.
But for the families of the actors themselves, watching the show could be a strange experience.
Children of the cast sometimes saw their parents shouting at each other on television in ways that looked surprisingly intense.
The arguments between Ralph and Alice were exaggerated for comedy, but to younger viewers they sometimes seemed very real.
In reality, the actors behind those characters often had very different personalities.
Jackie Gleason could be charismatic and humorous off camera, while Audrey Meadows was known for her intelligence and sharp wit.
The yelling and dramatic gestures were simply part of the performance.
Still, the realism of those arguments is one of the reasons the show remains so memorable today.