In a soda-fueled moment of truth, Wink takes us back to the early days of Mr. Meaty - when everything was bright and wonderful. That is, until two teenagers arrived and resurrected the original owner and slave-driver of the franchise - Mr. Edward Carney! / When Josh and Parker get scared out of their skins by Ken and Darryl - they vow revenge. But it's not easy fighting back against the bullies, so when they spot Ping, the owner of CHOP SCHTICK, doing some ninja-related activities, they beg to be trained in the ancient art of Ninjitsu. But being cool ninjas quickly goes to Parker and Josh's heads.

One of television's most beloved sitcoms gets an overhaul for the big screen in this comedy. Ralph Kramden (Cedric the Entertainer) is a New York City bus driver who has great ambitions and plans to make something of himself one day. However, Ralph's big ideas usually take the form of half-baked get-rich-quick schemes which invariably fail, much to the chagrin of his long-suffering wife, Alice (Gabrielle Union). But Ralph always has a loyal ally in his best friend and upstairs neighbor, Ed Norton (Mike Epps), a sewer worker who also has a wife who is weary of his antics, Trixie (Regina Hall). Alice and Trixie have a plan to come up with the down payment for a dream house: a suburban duplex that's being eyed by a shady developer (Eric Stoltz). But when Ralph and Ed decide to spend their savings on training a stray mutt for the New Jersey dog races, they threaten both couples' futures. Based on the classic Jackie Gleason and Art Carney series, The Honeymooners also stars John Leguizamo. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie