Oh yea! She's spot on! She looks and even SOUNDS like Bea Arthur! And Korman's voice doing Walter is pretty good too! That mix of New York metro and Jewish!
@@ROBYNMARKOW Did you really? Wow that must have been nice at the time! Thanks for the interesting bit of trivia! Actually, Bill Macy was both as well!
She wasn’t a maid on her own show, “The Jefferson’s”. Isabel Sanford (“Louise Jefferson”) was impersonating Esther Rolle who was the actress who played the Florida Evans the maid in the “All in the Family” episode and eventually in the spin-off “Good Times”. Confusing, huh?
Chicago's voters did the same thing with Lori Lightfoot and Brandon Johnson! We gotta fall to our knees and worship the Black politicians! Same with Obama. This is why I hate White liberals. Even back in the 70's when the Carol Burnett Show was going strong, even back then White liberals had a reputation for being a big bunch of ass kissing, brown nosing phonies who always pretended to champion the causes of other groups and other people, but never able to champion their own causes or protect their own communities. It's really sad. Yesterday's comedy has become today's nightmare.
they probably loved it. Maude was as much of a send up as Archie Bunker, just on the other side of the coin. Her instincts may be right for the most part, but she's over the top in terms of white guilt and over compensating for it.
I was a kid when the Maude show was on TV, and I found the woman character horrible. She was mean, and she thought she knew everything. As an adult, I know that Hollywood was trying to show women were as powerful as men if they were mean, rude, and hated men. This was their idea of the opposite of submissive and progressive. It makes me sick to watch people in my town behave like this character in the parody, putting on social media a lineup of icon images to get people to like them from about 10 demographic and minority groups (black fist, rainbow flag, ILY handshape, etc.) Then they meet someone from a minority group that is oppressed and calls them out for something they said that is bigoted or ignorant and that same heroic savior begins destroying that person staring with pointing out their resume of how many other groups they have supported and good deeds done.
@@ScoobyandShaggy5554 We started watching All in the Family and Maude in the last few months and enjoyed 'em both. But when I was a kid, I saw All in the Family and was just like "Who'd wanna watch that, with that kinda guy in it?" and stuff. I think people just did the same kinda thing with both shows, forgetting that the main character is criticized and critiqued in both of them in different ways.
+ David Lightfoot......... yes me too & "The Carol Burnett Show" aired from: 1967 -1978 did you know that? & i "NEVER" new what a "PARODY" is anyway do you?
She kept a straight face through the majority of the skit, though there was one point where I thought she was gonna lose it. When Broad sat her down on the couch and she sat at her feet. Isabel had the briefest hint of a smile but reigned it in before it got to be a laugh.
Yes, indeed. I actually watched the part of the original Maude episode of meeting the maid the other day. And it's great. Carol Burnett is a wonderful comedian.
These days comedians are afraid to offend anybody. If they do, that's it! Their career is over! But back then if a comedian didn't offend somebody, then the comedian wasn't doing his or her job! These days people are so sensitive. Always looking for an excuse to punch or sue another person. Crazy times. Bad, bad times. I hope we survive this, but sometimes I wonder.
I remember my mom and I laughing tears watching this back then! ...and here comes Broad, LOL! Those we're the good ol days, miss my mom terribly wish she was still here!
She must have taken a couple minutes to study up on Bea Arthur cuz she really nailed it ! WHAT GREAT WRITERS THEY HAD on this show. I miss quality variety/comedy shows like this
Yes! I remember when this was new - there was another parody of "Broad" that Carol did, where they spoofed the entire opening theme song and montage with HILARIOUS results! Would love to see that again...
This was just done too well. Shows like Maude and All in the Family from Norman Lear will never be made again in this universe, so very sad. The theme songs were so very telling too. I miss the old days and the old ways. Now we have what? I guess every generation bemoans their past, but that is the cycle of life.
Isabelle Sanford, playing ester rolled,on a parody of a show,that spun off of all in the family,while they both also spun off of all in the family and we're always compared to each other!! Brilliant!! Oh and the guy who played Lionel on the Jeffersons, co created good times, which is why the younger son is named Michael Evans! Awesome!!
+1talldaddy I loved Isabel Sanford. Lil' trivia: when Norman Lear spun off The Jeffersons from All In The Family, Isabel actually didn't want to star in the show. She wanted to stay next door to the Bunkers. She got over that years later as The Jeffersons became it's own big hit across the country. Everybody loved Weezie! ☺️
I watched "The Carol Burnett Show" as a kid and teen during it's 11 year run 1967 - 1978 but don't remember the skits, therefore this is like watching something i never seen before. 👍
@@inkyguy I love how all those timeless classics existed within the same universe and interconnected. Decades later, even the Fresh Prince of Bel Air became a part of that very same universe. The elderly Jefferson couple appear in group marriage counseling, needless to say it was not a quiet situation. 😁😂😭 Then later, they buy the Banks' home in the end.
I remember watching this episode when it aired. Awesome parody, but I can't fathom being able to memorize the script. Carol was brutal! Hard to believe that was 43 or 44 years ago..
I was just out of high school. Honestly, Mary Hartman show moved so fast, it was tough to keep up with everything going on. I was just out of high school. Conway passed on in 2019. I stopped trying to keep up with all who left us.
I use to love watching the Carol Burnett show with my late grandmother...my favorite part was the end portion with the mop and bucket, never understood that part but I loved watching it.
My sense was the cleaning lady got called to the stage to act, then was "just the cleaning lady" once the show was over. I couldn't find the story online, so that's nothing more than a guess.
OH, this is a riot! Poking the right kind of fun at the feminist movement. Nobody could do satire like Carol and company. Nothing mean, just the lunacy of some situations in her sketches, you totally got that that was a jab.. and funny as heck.. love BROAD. Carol nails Bea Arthur
This isn't poking at the feminist movement. It's poking at the white Americans who try so hard not to be offensive that they end up being offensive. That was the primary criticism of the hit series 'Maude.'
One of the best sketches Carol and company ever did! As hilarious as the hilarious show they're lampooning! Loved Ms.Sanford's take on 'Florida'. It's too funny.....'New Jersey', indeed!! 😆
There should be a whole separate DVD dedicated to the Burnett show's television and movie spoofs. Most of them were spot on, and very funny. This send-up of "Maude" is great, and----maybe except for a bit more of a Noo Yawk accent than Maude had----Carol does a terrific impersonation of Bea Arthur. It's hard to find talent like this any more.
some hooman Isabel Sanford was a talented TV/show business personality, who also played Louise "Weezie" Jefferson, on tbe TV show "The Jeffersons", And tbve maid on the Sydney Poitier movie "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner".
God only knows how I ended up here, as I've never seen this show nor the one it's parodying, but I do find it funny how 50 years later the jokes are still relevant.
Carol Burnett is so great that she got superstar Isabel Sanford (AKA socialite Louise Jefferson) to play New Jersey the domestic engineer. I love this clip.
GOD I MISS THIS ,,,,, I CANT WATCH ANYTHING TODAY ITS ALL YUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
This was another funny sketch. According to various episodes, Louise Jefferson worked as a maid before "movin' on up." No one mentioned Walter being pantless. Both figuratively and literally, Broad wore the pants in this family.
+orangehornet57 Actually, the Jeffersons lived next door to the Bunkers in All in the Family. I believe they owned a drycleaners -- and they spun off into The Jeffersons.
+SueSnellLives! I know. Some episodes of The Jeffersons mentioned her once working as a maid. Apparently she quit to work at the dry cleaners. One time she had to ask a former employer for help with the Youth Center.
I'm a right leaning conservative but even I loved watching Maude. I really liked Bea Arthur and thought her show with her being a LIBERAL and Walter being a conservative showed that the 2 can coexist and learn to respect and love each other.
mike856ms Bea Arthur is one of my favorites, even if she's a Liberal. We knew she was, but, she didn't make it a point to express her views. Nor did Carroll O'Connor, for that matter. When Bea Arthur appeared as Maude on "All in the Family," they had a great chemistry.
Walter wasn't a conservative they met at the democratic national convention, he just wasn't as liberal as Maude (who was literally a parody inning of itself)
They all did such a great job in this sketch. But I would have loved to have seen Harvey as "Broad" and Carol as "Walter". Seeing Harvey as Mother Marcus had me imagining the roles reversed in this particular skit.
That would have been interesting! You know what, though... so many people are making such a big deal out of a skit. The IRONY is that, for ALL IN THE FAMILY, Sammy Davis Jr. actually asked to be on the show because he GOT what they were doing. He showed up in an episode of Archie Bunker's place and got kissed by Archie and Stephanie.
+Drchainsaw77 You're right ... "New Jersey" is a witty pun (here, play on state names) in the above Burnett satire that I had seen a while ago and forgotten.
Carol Burnett has really got this character down to the finest detail.
Oh yea! She's spot on! She looks and even SOUNDS like Bea Arthur! And Korman's voice doing Walter is pretty good too! That mix of New York metro and Jewish!
Jody Guilbeaux ~ I was thinking the same thing! I noticed it when she first walked through the door.
Yes...she...did! I love Carol Burnette
@@retroguy9494That's Bcuz Harvey Korman was both 😅( I went to school w/his son)
@@ROBYNMARKOW Did you really? Wow that must have been nice at the time! Thanks for the interesting bit of trivia!
Actually, Bill Macy was both as well!
"Walter, before you say anything, do me a favour and shut up!!" 🤣
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''God forbid you should get off the couch and tend to that son of yours nobody ever sees''
I always thought that about poor Phillip that we only see in passing.
The reason why he isn't wearing pants because this sketch shows who wears the pants in this family, Maude LOL!
Actually I think it was because Walter in the tv series Maude was often shown walking around in boxer shorts.
Sure, but that's an excellent subtle reason of why he doesn't wear them. (Not often on Maude, because usually she is in them.)
ROFL! I totally missed that brilliant bit of nuance!
Great observation.
@@catherinejustcatherine1778 that sounds totally sexist!
I love Carol's impersonation of Bea Arthur.
She was impersonating the character of Maude.
@@RaymondHng - Who was played by Bea Arthur. We're still saying the same thing here...
I appreciate Carol Burnett so much, and her unwavering abundance of talent is incredible!
❤🎉 And she is still with us even now 2024.
A shoutout to Harvey Korman, who had Bill Macy's cadence and accent down pat.
What a treat to see Isabel Sanford playing "Florida!"
It would have been a bigger treat to see her portraying a character who is not a maid.
She wasn’t a maid on her own show, “The Jefferson’s”. Isabel Sanford (“Louise Jefferson”) was impersonating Esther Rolle who was the actress who played the Florida Evans the maid in the “All in the Family” episode and eventually in the spin-off “Good Times”. Confusing, huh?
Her name is NEW JERSEY!
@@sdlock83 In _Mad_ magazine, her name was Colorado.
@@Michelle-pn9xt Yield at the virtue signal; pedestrian named Michelle crossing.
I Love How Walter Is Literally and Metaphorically Not Wearing Pants LOL 😅
Hahaha 👖 lol 😭
quite brilliant
"Broad" falling to her knees the second she sees New Jersey is pretty hysterical.
Virtue signaling before there was a word for it..
hearing the name "New Jersey" (nee "Florida") was hysterical too!
@ShamrockParticle I didn't even make the connection! 🤣
Chicago's voters did the same thing with Lori Lightfoot and Brandon Johnson! We gotta fall to our knees and worship the Black politicians! Same with Obama. This is why I hate White liberals. Even back in the 70's when the Carol Burnett Show was going strong, even back then White liberals had a reputation for being a big bunch of ass kissing, brown nosing phonies who always pretended to champion the causes of other groups and other people, but never able to champion their own causes or protect their own communities. It's really sad. Yesterday's comedy has become today's nightmare.
How Isabel Sanford kept a straight face throughout this, God alone knows.
Isabel Sanford was doing an admirable job of keeping a straight face. I wonder how Bea Arthur and Esther Role liked the parody.
they probably loved it. Maude was as much of a send up as Archie Bunker, just on the other side of the coin. Her instincts may be right for the most part, but she's over the top in terms of white guilt and over compensating for it.
I'm a black man and this is friggin hilarious 😂. It greatly illustrates the problem with white liberals pandering. A lot of lessons for today.
I was a kid when the Maude show was on TV, and I found the woman character horrible. She was mean, and she thought she knew everything.
As an adult, I know that Hollywood was trying to show women were as powerful as men if they were mean, rude, and hated men. This was their idea of the opposite of submissive and progressive.
It makes me sick to watch people in my town behave like this character in the parody, putting on social media a lineup of icon images to get people to like them from about 10 demographic and minority groups (black fist, rainbow flag, ILY handshape, etc.) Then they meet someone from a minority group that is oppressed and calls them out for something they said that is bigoted or ignorant and that same heroic savior begins destroying that person staring with pointing out their resume of how many other groups they have supported and good deeds done.
@david Poland you can mess up a great sketch. Just laugh!
@@davidthedeaf Maude was nuanced i think It was a commentary on what not to be yet people see it as you and act like her
@@ScoobyandShaggy5554 We started watching All in the Family and Maude in the last few months and enjoyed 'em both. But when I was a kid, I saw All in the Family and was just like "Who'd wanna watch that, with that kinda guy in it?" and stuff. I think people just did the same kinda thing with both shows, forgetting that the main character is criticized and critiqued in both of them in different ways.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Ikr. I saw this skit way before I saw the actual show.
Carol Burnett is too funny. I always loved her show, and I love Bea Arthur to so found this rather funny. it's a good parody.
+ David Lightfoot......... yes me too & "The Carol Burnett Show" aired from: 1967 -1978 did you know that? & i "NEVER" new what a "PARODY" is anyway do you?
yes i was around during that time ,i was very young and i know what a parody was but I back then we called TV impersonations.
Believe me, that "and then there's broad" line has stuck with me for years.
David Lightfoot I love her in 'Annie'.
that's the "ONLY" Annie I'll watch w/ Carol Burnett in it i don't like the other ones.
The appearance of Isabelle Sanford was a nice surprise.
+jackdev73 Yes :) always loved that woman
She kept a straight face through the majority of the skit, though there was one point where I thought she was gonna lose it. When Broad sat her down on the couch and she sat at her feet. Isabel had the briefest hint of a smile but reigned it in before it got to be a laugh.
Yes and the fact that her name was New Jersey! Florida (Good Times) was the original maid (Domestic Engineer).
Isabelle Sanford from The Jefferson's another spinoff from All in the Family
Loved her in The Jeffersons, she was fantastic! I have it on DVD, it's such a treat to watch it anytime I want!
This was funny. I wonder how Bea Arthur reacted to this. She probably cracked up. I loved Maude and this was a perfect parody.
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Yes, indeed.
I actually watched the part of the original Maude episode of meeting the maid the other day. And it's great. Carol Burnett is a wonderful comedian.
I know on an episode of Maude bea name dropped the carol Burnett show
I'd bet Bea was not amused.
@@kallen868 how you know?
We will NEVER see authentic comedy like this EVER AGAIN.....😥
These days comedians are afraid to offend anybody. If they do, that's it! Their career is over! But back then if a comedian didn't offend somebody, then the comedian wasn't doing his or her job! These days people are so sensitive. Always looking for an excuse to punch or sue another person. Crazy times. Bad, bad times. I hope we survive this, but sometimes I wonder.
What a perfect parody. Carol is SO amazing in this. It’s pretty much a monologue. Great acting and impersonation. NAILED IT.
I remember my mom and I laughing tears watching this back then! ...and here comes Broad, LOL! Those we're the good ol days, miss my mom terribly wish she was still here!
There was no one better at doing a parody of tv and movie characters than Carol Burnett
"New Jersey." I fell OUT when I heard that lololololol
Played by Isabelle Sanford who will also be part of an "All in the Family" spinoff three years after this skit aired on "The Carol Burnett Show".
Yeah that was funny. The maid on the show is named Florida.
🤣😂
In _Mad Magazine_ , her name was "Colorado".
@@playkma Who got a show too, Good Times.
She must have taken a couple minutes to study up on Bea Arthur cuz she really nailed it !
WHAT GREAT WRITERS THEY HAD on this show. I miss quality variety/comedy shows like this
"Walter, before you say anything, do me a favor and shut up" pretty much sums up Maude lmao
Chorus-"and then there's broooaaad.
Broad- "Get off my porch or I'll cut your hearts out!!!!!!" Lol 😆😆😆
That was awesome!
Yes! I remember when this was new - there was another parody of "Broad" that Carol did, where they spoofed the entire opening theme song and montage with HILARIOUS results! Would love to see that again...
They’ll never be great shows like these anymore!
Rip Isabelle and Bea💕
You never said it so beautifully or accurately.
And Harvey
Absolutely priceless! Carol Burnett nailed it.
"....and then there's Broad..." I'M SCREAMING🤣🤣
I've never seen this sketch before.Thank you for posting it. I loved Maude, and this is completely spot-on.
The carol Burnett show was awesome 11 yr run love watching the reruns on Pluto tv 😃👍
Oomg she NAILED this. 😂 Subtle (way it's supposed to be done) but spot ON. Wow this woman drenched TALENT! Emmy worthy.
This is one of the best parodies I’ve ever seen.🤣🤣🤣
Walter before you say anything shut up.the best line
Miss Eloise Gwendolyn Sanford. Thank You for doing your thing! You have made the world a little better for a lot of folks! Thank You!
"My name is New Jersey"(Isabel Sanford)
2018 still watching
2021
2024
So well done. I wish there were more shows like this on TV these days. Gotta love Walter not wearing any pants. Very telling. :)
0:46- “And then there’s Broaaad!”
0:50 - “GET OFF MY PORCH OR I’LL CUT YOUR HEARTS OUT..... WHY DON’T YOU GET SOME MEXICAN-AMERICANS IN YOUR GROUP?!”
Best character intro ever! Lmao!
I love and grew up watching tv shows like this. It just makes you feel warm inside.
5:35 He almost says Maude!! LOL! Loved this show back in the day!
This was just done too well. Shows like Maude and All in the Family from Norman Lear will never be made again in this universe, so very sad. The theme songs were so very telling too. I miss the old days and the old ways. Now we have what? I guess every generation bemoans their past, but that is the cycle of life.
Maude was one of my favorite shows!!! This sketch definitely resonates.
Louise Jefferson as Florida Evans
XD
Jakegothicsnake ms new Jersey
Gotta love it
It ain't easy being weezy..
Louise Jefferson as Florida Evans as New Jersey.
Isabelle Sanford, playing ester rolled,on a parody of a show,that spun off of all in the family,while they both also spun off of all in the family and we're always compared to each other!! Brilliant!! Oh and the guy who played Lionel on the Jeffersons, co created good times, which is why the younger son is named Michael Evans! Awesome!!
Esther Rolle
@georgegallucci9958 you corrected me in a 4 year old comment?! Get a life dip shlt!
Carrol Burnett brings joy to my heart.
You couldn’t do comedy like this today. It would offend too many people.
That outfit HAD to be designed by Bob Mackie! He was a genius on that show!
Bob Mackie designed ALL the costumes for every Carol Burnett Show. Why wouldn't he design these?
HILARIOUS!!!!! Been looking for the full clip forever. Thx for posting this. Bea Authur's "Maude" was a riot and Carol's "Broad" kept me in stitches.
Eric Hatcher yeah and you gotta love the fact that "Weezie Jefferson" is playing the "Florida Evans" role.lol
+1talldaddy I loved Isabel Sanford. Lil' trivia: when Norman Lear spun off The Jeffersons from All In The Family, Isabel actually didn't want to star in the show. She wanted to stay next door to the Bunkers. She got over that years later as The Jeffersons became it's own big hit across the country. Everybody loved Weezie! ☺️
everybody did love and it's really funny that she didn't like the idea of Sherman Hemsley as George because she thought he was to small.
You can tell how many edits have been made in this sketch. But still, it's fun to see.
I watched "The Carol Burnett Show" as a kid and teen during it's 11 year run 1967 - 1978 but don't remember the skits, therefore this is like watching something i never seen before. 👍
As many times as I watched this show growing up I have never seen this sketch...thanks for sharing it
This was great. Absolutely spot on. I grew up watching Bea. New Jersey? Lolololol!!!!!
Absolutely Fantastic! There will never be another team like this one!
Weezie impersonating Florida I love it haha
James Tyler this was pre-Weezie
@@itstheburnz No, she was Weezy on All in the Family before Maude premiered.
Both “The Jeffersons” and “Maude” were spin-offs of “All in the Family.”
oh, I get it now - new jersey. florida.
@@inkyguy I love how all those timeless classics existed within the same universe and interconnected. Decades later, even the Fresh Prince of Bel Air became a part of that very same universe. The elderly Jefferson couple appear in group marriage counseling, needless to say it was not a quiet situation. 😁😂😭 Then later, they buy the Banks' home in the end.
I was a young girl in the '70s when I first watched this sketch on the carol Burnett show with my parents we all thought it was hilarious
I remember watching this episode when it aired. Awesome parody, but I can't fathom being able to memorize the script. Carol was brutal! Hard to believe that was 43 or 44 years ago..
Jeez, thanks for pointing that out. Just when I was trying to feel young again!
Carol also did a parody of Louise Lasser in " Mary Hartman,Mary Hartman.
Tim Conway was the flasher 😅
I was just out of high school. Honestly, Mary Hartman show moved so fast, it was tough to keep up with everything going on. I was just out of high school. Conway passed on in 2019. I stopped trying to keep up with all who left us.
"my name's New Jersey" lol
I use to love watching the Carol Burnett show with my late grandmother...my favorite part was the end portion with the mop and bucket, never understood that part but I loved watching it.
My sense was the cleaning lady got called to the stage to act, then was "just the cleaning lady" once the show was over. I couldn't find the story online, so that's nothing more than a guess.
This is today. Crazy then...
Just love this parody of a classic scene/episode from Maude. :)
Omg, ...Carol nailed the Maude role, and I loved Maude!!
God"ll getcha for that Walter! 🤣🤣🤣 I can't even! I love that FETV shows Maude ❤. This skit was spot on .
I REMEMBER THIS SKIT, SO WELL!!! FUNNY, FUNNY, FUNNY!! CAROL BURNETT AT HER VERY BEST!!😂😂
I was a little too young to watch Maude during its original run; my only exposure to it for years was this Carol Burnett sketch!
These shows were my childhood. I understand now why old folks long for yesteryear.
I’m a millennial and watching these shows makes even me long for yesteryear
OH, this is a riot! Poking the right kind of fun at the feminist movement. Nobody could do satire like Carol and company. Nothing mean, just the lunacy of some situations in her sketches, you totally got that that was a jab.. and funny as heck.. love BROAD. Carol nails Bea Arthur
This isn't poking at the feminist movement. It's poking at the white Americans who try so hard not to be offensive that they end up being offensive. That was the primary criticism of the hit series 'Maude.'
@@LegionIvory but, isn’t that nearly the same thing? I mean, these days EVERYBODY’S virtue signaling, not just white people.
"Why don't you go take care of that bratty son no one ever sees?" LOL. I think he appeared in 2 episodes per season.
Carol Burnett is the best!
This upload title should include that the real Weezie guest stars in this sketch.
And as "New Jersey" ...that's hilarious!
She's so funny doing Maude.
OMG. Absolutely brilliant.
Actually this is almost exactly like Maude, barely a parody... take that for what it is. #loveCarolB
So is that why Golden Girls is remembered in its place?
Rubbish.
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Carol nailed it!
This parody is so accurate to Maude.
One of the best sketches Carol and company ever did! As hilarious as the hilarious show they're lampooning! Loved Ms.Sanford's take on 'Florida'. It's too funny.....'New Jersey', indeed!! 😆
There should be a whole separate DVD dedicated to the Burnett show's television and movie spoofs. Most of them were spot on, and very funny. This send-up of "Maude" is great, and----maybe except for a bit more of a Noo Yawk accent than Maude had----Carol does a terrific impersonation of Bea Arthur. It's hard to find talent like this any more.
Between her and Mad Magazine they had every major movie and TV show covered.
I think it was just a little too late but could you imagine what she could have done with "An Unmarried Woman" and "Kramer vs. Kramer"?
This was a treat to watch. Never knew Isabel Sanford appeared on the Carol Burnett show. I love Isabel Sanford.
An icon parodying an icon... talent overload!
The woman acting as the original Florida (or in the parody 'New Jersey) is quite good 😂
some hooman Isabel Sanford was a talented TV/show business personality, who also played Louise "Weezie" Jefferson, on tbe TV show "The Jeffersons", And tbve maid on the Sydney Poitier movie "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner".
She was also a contestant on Dick Clark's game show the 10,000 Pyramid.
@@TheObservationlounge She was in the movie "Lady Sings the Blues" as the first madame.
So, long story short, as attested to by all our comments, she is indeed quie good! 😀😀😀😀
Final thought. She was so good that the creators of Toy Story named the toy penguin after her:)
God only knows how I ended up here, as I've never seen this show nor the one it's parodying, but I do find it funny how 50 years later the jokes are still relevant.
Carol Burnett is so great that she got superstar Isabel Sanford (AKA socialite Louise Jefferson) to play New Jersey the domestic engineer. I love this clip.
Lol. New Jersey instead of Florida!
This is like a MAD Magazine parody come to life.
GOD I MISS THIS ,,,,, I CANT WATCH ANYTHING TODAY ITS ALL YUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Yup...Boring lame PC Television Sitcoms,Reality shows...
This was another funny sketch. According to various episodes, Louise Jefferson worked as a maid before "movin' on up." No one mentioned Walter being pantless. Both figuratively and literally, Broad wore the pants in this family.
Good point!! Very good.
+orangehornet57 Actually, the Jeffersons lived next door to the Bunkers in All in the Family. I believe they owned a drycleaners -- and they spun off into The Jeffersons.
+SueSnellLives! I know. Some episodes of The Jeffersons mentioned her once working as a maid. Apparently she quit to work at the dry cleaners. One time she had to ask a former employer for help with the Youth Center.
She worked as a maid for another family, not Maude's.
If you really want to see Walter pantless....take a gander at OH CALCUTTA!
This was such a great skit. Isabell Sanford was a blast.
I'm a right leaning conservative but even I loved watching Maude. I really liked Bea Arthur and thought her show with her being a LIBERAL and Walter being a conservative showed that the 2 can coexist and learn to respect and love each other.
mike856ms Bea Arthur is one of my favorites, even if she's a Liberal. We knew she was, but, she didn't make it a point to express her views. Nor did Carroll O'Connor, for that matter. When Bea Arthur appeared as Maude on "All in the Family," they had a great chemistry.
travis7310 ABSOLUTELY.
Walter wasn't a conservative they met at the democratic national convention, he just wasn't as liberal as Maude (who was literally a parody inning of itself)
Walter was probably center left with Maude being progressive
Their doctor neighbor Arthur(Conrad Bain) was the conservative on the show and Maude’s frequent sparring partner.
This was based on an actual episode.
Yes in season 1 ep.3 called Maude Meets Florida
Yes, and it was hilarious!
This aged well
Carol and the gang nailed it!
Carol Burnett I love the hell out of you,
love it
yesssssssssss
They all did such a great job in this sketch. But I would have loved to have seen Harvey as "Broad" and Carol as "Walter". Seeing Harvey as Mother Marcus had me imagining the roles reversed in this particular skit.
That would have been interesting! You know what, though... so many people are making such a big deal out of a skit.
The IRONY is that, for ALL IN THE FAMILY, Sammy Davis Jr. actually asked to be on the show because he GOT what they were doing. He showed up in an episode of Archie Bunker's place and got kissed by Archie and Stephanie.
You know, I was actually hoping for the same thing?
HI-LARIOUS!! Brilliant comedy.
I love maude....I'm only 34 but I love all norman lear productions
I've been looking for this forever!!!! Thank you so much!
I adore Bea Arthur and Carol Burnett. Never saw this sketch before tho. LOVE IT
I saw this I saw this Maude episode I think I saw it on CZcams it is hilarious😄😄😄😄😄😄 and so was this
What a tricky sketch to pull off. It works.
I was in the middle of watching this on TV when I was called away. Came here to finish watching.
brilliant! thanks!
I love Isabel Sanford.
And then there's Broooooaaaad😂😂 I'm so old I remember the rerun in the early eighties.
I love Louise. Love her name New Jersey also... Too perfect LOL.
"New Jersey" ... hahahahahahaha
Louise's husband George nicknamed her "'Weezie," not "Jersey," lol.
That's not Weezy. That's Isabel Sanford playing the character "New Jersey," ripped off of "Florida," who was portrayed on two series by Esther Rolle.
+Drchainsaw77 You're right ... "New Jersey" is a witty pun (here, play on state names) in the above Burnett satire that I had seen a while ago and forgotten.
I love the classic show Maude. Second only to Carol Burnett
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