Carol Burnett Show was one of the best shows ever.... I wish they had done more reunion shows... Laughter is good for the soul and we need more Carol Burnett!!!!
When l feel a little down l come on CZcams to watch reruns of Carol Burnett... like tonight and by the time l've watched a few l feel 💯 % better like l do now ... 👍 😊 .. May 21/22 ..
I remember watching this show RELIGIOUSLY with my mom every week! I was probably three or four. When the end of the show came on with the credits rolling, and the caroon of Carol mopping the floor ending up with the bucket over her head... man! For some reason, that used to scare me. But WHAT a CLASSIC show! TV today comes nowhere NEAR close to Carol Burnett and friends!
My favorite show when I was 7 years old. Carol Burnett was a hoot! I remember staying up late to watch it on the black/white tv while waiting for my father to come home from his restaurant job. Fond memories.
When me and my mother lived with my grandmother in Bayside I remember staying up and watching The Carol Burnett Show I remember every one of these it's so funny those were the good old days
If I could afford to get every Video of Carol Burnett I would because of when you are really trying to hang in there it's always nice to watch shows like this i.t puts a smile back on your face thank you for being out there
There are DVD's of some, like "crack ups" and "Carol's favorites" that have some of the episodes that you may be able to afford. Check out Amazon, or Ebay.
You're welcome, Scott. That's one of my favorite skits--Carol's knee-jerk damsel-in-distress shrieks are hilarious. I watched the CB Show that features it just this weekend here on CZcams--enjoy! And Conway says things in such a tongue-in-cheek way that I honestly am not sure if he was kidding or not about having married his Wiggins-ish secretary. Somehow I wouldn't be surprised.
I know this is an old post but you just gotta love this show! Always live,never knew what was going to come out of their mouths!! There is no current show that comes close. RIP Tim and Harvey :-( I bet you have our Lord bustin' his gut up there in Heaven!!!
I remember how they used to judge this woman for not having cookie cut looks. So glad things have changed since then. Finally we can appreciate how pretty she was.
Carol Burnett is the all time queen of comedy! Matter of fact the whole gang was the best. As a kid growing up watching this I had such a crush on Vickie Lawrence.
They never announced the names of the sketches unless they were send-ups of a specific movie, but this was one of several CB skits that had fun with a character from the 1950 Billy Wilder classic "Sunset Boulevard." She was a faded movie queen named Norma Desmond, and was played by Gloria Swanson--who was a fan of the Carol Burnett show and once appeared briefly in one of the show's openings where Carol talks to the audience.
We always watched Carol Burnett too. Wow, I forgot all about Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, but we watched it also. Thursday nights, it was always The Dean Martin Show for us. Also Gunsmoke and Here's Lucy. Great memories! :)
Ah yes. The Carol Burnett show. Give me Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, Walt Disney World movie of the week, followed by the Carol Burnett Show, finish it with the Benny Hill show that we could only watch from the hallway, when my parents weren't looking. The last generation to actually use a home phone, and roll up car windows. I watched the show just to see the cartoon lady with a mop.
I remember watching Carol Burnett on Saturday nights originally. I remembered that it was on after The Bob Newhart Show which was on after The Mary Tyler Moore Show. In the latter stage of the show, it was on Sunday nights.
I remember Carol Burnett saying the curtain gown she wore was a Bill Macke original. He came up with the idea of using a curtain and curtain rod right at the last minute before they actually went live.
I remember watching this as a child on Saturday nights. I always thought Carol Burnett was the funniest. I also remember the sound effects...like if someone gets hit with a punch you would hear this giant **THUD** in the background. Really funny stuff.
When you land on that opponent, you pick up this little bell and you ring it and you say Thoooooory!! And then, that opponent has to go right back to where he started, see, you pick up the bell and you go Thooooooory!! Thooory!! Because Mama, there's a little yellow fella, right here, that's just dying to be landed on!
I recall the first time I saw the skit with Mrs Wiggins and the intercom. Laughed so hard it hurt! Unfortunately I think the humor in the movie parodies is lost on anyone much younger than forty. There really isn't any true entertainment on television any more.
Oh! I missed the part where Tim Conway married his secretary! {Fact? Fiction} Thanks for the info on Fun Package Tour #3. I'll look for that now. Thanks for your help.
Let's see... 2:19 was one of many sketches simply known as "The Family." Not sure what the writers titled it. 5:51 "A stick, a steak and a shtick" is from a skit called "Fun Package Tour #3." If you type that in you may find the sketch; but you can also find it in one of the full CB episodes posted here. Look for the one where Paul Sands and Eydie Gorme are the guests. 8:34 And yes, according to Conway, the Mrs. Wiggins character was based on his secretary--whom (he said) he married! lol
You can find the full sketch here posted as "Cher on The Carol Burnett Show" by HeLeNaChEr. According to tv.com the name of the sketch is "The Not So Eternal Triangle," and it originally aired Sep 27, 1975 (Episode 3 from Season 9). I agree--it's a great skit and Cher's deadpan "ordinary housewife" is hilarious.
i forgot there were so many funny ones. I wish i could find this skit where carol plays an alcoholic named jane who uses the same routine with guys at this bar. it was so hilarious
@LILBUDDYRaffa It was part of a string of parodies they made for their "Salute to Movie Series". I think it was Season 7. I've always thought that Vicki's playing up the Jewish aspect of Maria Ouspenskaya was a stroke of comedic genius!
Even Cher had to laugh at that line of "I'm just an ordinary housewife". That was hilarious.
Carol Burnett Show was one of the best shows ever.... I wish they had done more reunion shows... Laughter is good for the soul and we need more Carol Burnett!!!!
I was lucky to be a child when The Carol Burnett Show was first televised. Lots of happy memories.
So many hilarious skits 😂
One of my favorite Family skits was the Sorry game 😂👍
I’ve seen them hundreds of times. And I will watch them hundreds more.
When l feel a little down l come on CZcams to watch reruns of Carol Burnett... like tonight and by the time l've watched a few l feel 💯 % better like l do now ... 👍 😊 ..
May 21/22 ..
Truly funny, Carol's really a great Comedian. No one beats her. :)
Thumbs up 4 this kind of TV Carol and company is still the best
I remember watching this show RELIGIOUSLY with my mom every week! I was probably three or four. When the end of the show came on with the credits rolling, and the caroon of Carol mopping the floor ending up with the bucket over her head... man! For some reason, that used to scare me. But WHAT a CLASSIC show! TV today comes nowhere NEAR close to Carol Burnett and friends!
My favorite show when I was 7 years old. Carol Burnett was a hoot! I remember staying up late to watch it on the black/white tv while waiting for my father to come home from his restaurant job. Fond memories.
My favorite skits were with Carol. Carol and Harvey Korman were hilarious together.
When me and my mother lived with my grandmother in Bayside I remember staying up and watching The Carol Burnett Show I remember every one of these it's so funny those were the good old days
Love the Quin of England skits - her accent is brilliant!
If I could afford to get every Video of Carol Burnett I would because of when you are really trying to hang in there it's always nice to
watch shows like this i.t puts a smile back on your face thank you for being out there
There are DVD's of some, like "crack ups" and "Carol's favorites" that have some of the episodes that you may be able to afford. Check out Amazon, or Ebay.
You're welcome, Scott. That's one of my favorite skits--Carol's knee-jerk damsel-in-distress shrieks are hilarious. I watched the CB Show that features it just this weekend here on CZcams--enjoy!
And Conway says things in such a tongue-in-cheek way that I honestly am not sure if he was kidding or not about having married his Wiggins-ish secretary. Somehow I wouldn't be surprised.
The world will never see this level of comedy again
Props to the lady that said she’s just an ordinary house wife and she was even laughing about it
God Vicki Lawrence is really talented. I remember watching Mama's family when I was a little kid and thinking that it really was an old lady, lol!
Good clip collection. Carol, Vicki and the guys were the best.
Comedy gold!!! They don't make em like this anymore hey?
Absolutely LOVE this show
watched the skit on gone with the wind, as a kid, still my favorite. Carol Burnett, the Funniest Woman,Ever!
I know this is an old post but you just gotta love this show! Always live,never knew what was going to come out of their mouths!! There is no current show that comes close. RIP Tim and Harvey :-( I bet you have our Lord bustin' his gut up there in Heaven!!!
Love the Carol Burnett Show---wish it was still on.
I remember how they used to judge this woman for not having cookie cut looks. So glad things have changed since then. Finally we can appreciate how pretty she was.
"can i smell your breath". *dies laughing*
What was that sketch called
Carol Burnett is the all time queen of comedy! Matter of fact the whole gang was the best. As a kid growing up watching this I had such a crush on Vickie Lawrence.
Carol Burnette Invented Comedy!
i've seen them all twice over! :D love carol burnett!
I remember seeing that scene with the curtain rod, I was literally gasping for air, I was laughing SO HARD. Took me about 10 minutes to stop !
Holy Moly!!! And I thought that I was the ONLY one who knew who THAT woman was!!! Now that you mention it, I suppose you could say "right!"
They never announced the names of the sketches unless they were send-ups of a specific movie, but this was one of several CB skits that had fun with a character from the 1950 Billy Wilder classic "Sunset Boulevard." She was a faded movie queen named Norma Desmond, and was played by Gloria Swanson--who was a fan of the Carol Burnett show and once appeared briefly in one of the show's openings where Carol talks to the audience.
this was just an excellent show you dont see any good family shows like this now and days!!!
Thank you so much Carol Burnett making me laugh and feeling good !!! Carol your a beautiful angel!!
Great upload, once again! Thank you so much for the Carol videos!
It was a SEVEEEEENNNN! LOL
So true - It will forever be one of Thee funniest moments in TV history.
We always watched Carol Burnett too. Wow, I forgot all about Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, but we watched it also. Thursday nights, it was always The Dean Martin Show for us. Also Gunsmoke and Here's Lucy. Great memories! :)
My AP Language teacher compared me to Carol Burnett... I must now thank her for the compliment.
I’m so, so glad my parents raised me on this show
Dear Ms. Carol we love you. Alec and Jouliet Petrossian.
Vicki is great and all, but she could play Mama all day long and I'd never get tired of it : )
@WindWolfProductions I'm 56 and love this show. Just meaning this comedy is timeless.
Yer really on thin ice old woman... LOL! 😆
no way! omg, thank you, your majesty!
I love these, i remember watching them on TV, I feel so Old! LOL
Hysterical! Thank you so much!!
I can still remember when the "Tara" parody first aired.
When I was a kid, The Carol Burnett show was the highlight of Sunday nights... along with Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom.
Absolutely looks regal dressed in drapes!
OMG !!!! These shots r sooooooooooo funny I wish this show was still on satellite
This was one of the greatest comedy shows on TV... It is a shame they don't make them like this anymore.
They don’t make funny variety shows like this anymore, because nowadays people can’t take a joke.
Ah yes. The Carol Burnett show. Give me Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, Walt Disney World movie of the week, followed by the Carol Burnett Show, finish it with the Benny Hill show that we could only watch from the hallway, when my parents weren't looking. The last generation to actually use a home phone, and roll up car windows. I watched the show just to see the cartoon lady with a mop.
I remember watching Carol Burnett on Saturday nights originally. I remembered that it was on after The Bob Newhart Show which was on after The Mary Tyler Moore Show. In the latter stage of the show, it was on Sunday nights.
The 8 dislikes know absolutely NOTHING about true comedy, or when TV shows actually entertained. I miss 70s TV.
I remember Carol Burnett saying the curtain gown she wore was a Bill Macke original. He came up with the idea of using a curtain and curtain rod right at the last minute before they actually went live.
Gosh. Carol and Vicki could pass as sisters. For years I thought they were.
I remember watching this as a child on Saturday nights. I always thought Carol Burnett was the funniest. I also remember the sound effects...like if someone gets hit with a punch you would hear this giant **THUD** in the background. Really funny stuff.
Meat? She eats meat! Can I smell your breath!? lol I LOVE CAROL BURNETT
This is so good lol, I wish they would play reruns of the show on TV Land or Lifetime or Hallmark or anything! I just need it ;P
love the queens crown and necklace
Nothing like it. So many laughs.
VICKI AND CAROL LEGENDS !!!
IT WAS A SEVEEEEEEEEN!! Awesome.
I'm not sure I believe in plastic surgery, but Cher's plasic surgeon should be in the Smithsonian.
That's man's a genius. She looks amazing at 64.
it was a sevennnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!! hahahaha Eunice is a riot with her face too
ROFL This was the funniest shows of all time
Priceless
When you land on that opponent, you pick up this little bell and you ring it and you say Thoooooory!! And then, that opponent has to go right back to where he started, see, you pick up the bell and you go Thooooooory!! Thooory!! Because Mama, there's a little yellow fella, right here, that's just dying to be landed on!
I recall the first time I saw the skit with Mrs Wiggins and the intercom. Laughed so hard it hurt! Unfortunately I think the humor in the movie parodies is lost on anyone much younger than forty. There really isn't any true entertainment on television any more.
Oh! I missed the part where Tim Conway married his secretary! {Fact? Fiction}
Thanks for the info on Fun Package Tour #3. I'll look for that now. Thanks for your help.
Let's see... 2:19 was one of many sketches simply known as "The Family." Not sure what the writers titled it.
5:51 "A stick, a steak and a shtick" is from a skit called "Fun Package Tour #3." If you type that in you may find the sketch; but you can also find it in one of the full CB episodes posted here. Look for the one where Paul Sands and Eydie Gorme are the guests.
8:34 And yes, according to Conway, the Mrs. Wiggins character was based on his secretary--whom (he said) he married! lol
It became its own show called mama's family
You can find the full sketch here posted as "Cher on The Carol Burnett Show" by HeLeNaChEr. According to tv.com the name of the sketch is "The Not So Eternal Triangle," and it originally aired Sep 27, 1975 (Episode 3 from Season 9). I agree--it's a great skit and Cher's deadpan "ordinary housewife" is hilarious.
Vicki Lawrence was a brilliant foil for Carol...this humour was way haead of it's time !!
take a good look at this face mama cause it's last time you're ever gonna see it ...
priceless expression
“IT WAS A SEEEVEEEEEENNNNN”
This is great. I would LOVE it if you could post the whole "Stick, steak, schtick" sketch!
the sorry skit... oh. my. goodness. so funny!!!
my apologies, your majesty. =)
"It was a SEVEEEEEN!"
and one in Palm Springs...
I live in a carboard box!
you eat meat? can I smell your breath?
OMG soooo funny!
It was on Saturday and I so looked forward to it it was the highlight of tv week M
I was just born when this came out, well when momas family came out classic.
Yup! And do you remember that Lon Chaney, Jr. said that of all the movies that he did that the "Wolf Man." "was his baby."
SIMBA?! Wait a secon....HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!
i forgot there were so many funny ones. I wish i could find this skit where carol plays an alcoholic named jane who uses the same routine with guys at this bar. it was so hilarious
My favorite skits are Max and Madaam (Nora Desmond)! :) Hilarious!
I loved this show when I was kid. Funny considering I was too young to have a real grip on what was going on 80% of the time.
lol, thank you your highness.
holy hell
when Vicki Lawrence does her "Mama" voice she reminds me of my grandma
its frightening
"Sooooorrry.."
Ahaha. Thanks. :)
I LOVED THIS SHOW..
This show was so funny! I wish I had seen it in its heyday.
@LILBUDDYRaffa It was part of a string of parodies they made for their "Salute to Movie Series". I think it was Season 7. I've always thought that Vicki's playing up the Jewish aspect of Maria Ouspenskaya was a stroke of comedic genius!
Carol: It was a seven
Vicki: Are you sure?
Carol: IT WAS A SEVEN!!!!!!!!!!
XD
GENIUS
I Love how she says hollow!
these are so funny love them thank you
IT WAS A SEVEN!!!! XD I love this show.