89 is good for a full blown diabetic!! With Harvey and Tim breaking everybody up I don’t see how anything got 🎞 filmed!🤣 In the dentist 🦷 skit after many takes they just let Harvey laugh and printed it!! Search it and see what I mean!! In a tie for best skit Jack Benny is followed to his vault by a thief with a gun. The thief put the 🔫 pistol on his back and said: You’re 💰 money or your life!! (Loooong pause) Jack said: I’m thinking I’m thinking!! Followed by three minutes of loud laughter!! Search it !!
My favorite movie is Annie and that was a great movie 🎥 she was in but by far I do miss is her show I grew up on her sketches and her comedy but I found her show on UA-cam, she's is a treasure just like Betty White Bob Hope and Lucille Ball ❤️ I don't really think 🤔 that Carrie"hated"her mom she was letting off some steam getting turned around and off drugs is hard most families are like that
I knew Carrie Hamilton very well. Any suggestion that she "hated" her mother is wildly overblown. Carrie had very deep and profound love and respect for her Mom.
Besides, even if it were, anyone who’s had a child or any loved one with a serious addiction is going to get some kind of pushback or resistance. So I don’t know the reason for this posting
@@rubygirl214 They mentioned the play they were working on before Carrie's death but they did not mention it was Carrie and Carol doing it! After Carrie's death, Carol finished it because it was theirs.
I take all these videos with a grain of salt. How the heck do they know? I love Carrie just as I did her mom, although not up close and personal like you.
Carol is one of the few actresses that I truly admire. I have loved her in everything I've seen her in. From her own hit show to Mama's Family to Annie, Carol Burnett is a national treasure. I had known about her daughter Carrie's struggles with addiction and her later fight against cancer but I didn't know that her second daughter had fought similar demons in addiction as well.
Great memories of my Mom and I watching this show every Saturday night at 10pm. We laughed so hard. My mom passed away in 2009 and I still watch old reruns on MeTV. Just hearing the orchestra start up at intro and at the end takes me back to those fond times.
I, too, remember and look back with such fondness upon so many family nights, when I was still in high school, and beyond, the closeness I felt watching TV with my Mom (and Dad)---it was a very warm and special feeling. Saturday night was always Carol Burnet----and do you remember the Sid Caesar show every Sat? He made us howl with laughter. I enjoyed reading your memories. Lynn :-)
@@lhasalynn2091 I don't remember Sid. But I can tell you relate to what I wrote. Different times with family unity. Families were so much more into making good times. The foul language I hear when walking my dogs is so disappointing to hear. They are not teaching their children right! No wonder teens are extra violent these days. They learned it and it's a shame. Thanks for replying! That seldom happens. God bless you. We live in perilous times just like the Bible describes.
@@joycebrackbill-henderly8311 Thank you for your lovely response----I was delighted to read it! I am obviously more of an 'old soul', if I remember Sid Caesar----you so rarely find comedians anymore who excel in hand-written short sketches like he did. My Dad had the great old NYC sarcastic sense of humor (which his twin daughters inherited "Thanks Dad!")----and Sid Caesar made him laugh more than any other comedian! He was so original! And---yes---re children's 'chatter": I live in Manhattan on the Upper West Side---a bustling but basically quiet, entertaining area, one block from green, leafy Riverside Park and the Hudson River. (Never experienced any violence in my life!) And my humor can be very off-beat----so I always remind my visitors not to be puzzled by our very good-natured sarcasm!! At any rate, I cannot BELIEVE the way kids talk today----sooooooo differently from when I grew up in the 50's and 60's! (And the way they speak to their parents!!! They would have been 'swatted around' growing up in our family of five!) Anyway, I do have a great time remembering so well and find it a lot of fun recalling those 'good, old days;'. Wow----never thought I'd be old enough to say THAT! :-) All my best to you and your family, Lynn :-)
I remember watching her show as a teenage girl, babysitting on Saturday nights, when my well-off friends were free to go on dates, while I needed every penny for school clothes, shoes, bus fare, and school supplies. What a night Saturday was back then. Mary, Rhoda, Phyllis, and Carol. Truly a ladies night! I adored Harvey Korman, of course, and later Tim Conway, and I wished I was old enough to date the most gorgeous man in the world, Lyle Waggoner. Vicki Lawrence made me think of the kind of cranky old lady I might one day be--"Well how the hayull should I know!"
That was a great time for tv. I grew up watching those shows too. So creative, funny and clean. You could watch them with the whole family and not be embarrassed.
I never knew that Carol had such a hard life growing up! but glad that she had a calling in entertainment WOW! she is truly a TV icon! I remember watching The Carol Burnett Show as a kid, but didn't understand much of the content laughter is so contagious so I kept watching. It's strange but the music that played during the end credits with the animated Carol I became fond of just GREAT memories❤⭐👍 Thanks Facts Verse
My favorite memory of Carol Burnett was appearing at the top of the staircase with the curtain rod across her shoulders in the spoof of "Gone with the Wind."
So did I, I've always wanted to see"old Hollywood" they had some of the best movies 🎥 and stars in the world 🌎.... Who was the guy that gave her the money 🤑💰 to help her start out and is he still alive
I loved Carol Bennett show I wish it was back on the air it was so funny we need to laugh now. I missed him calmly he always made her laugh. He was one great funny guy. I didn't know she had such problems with her children. Till I heard it on your UA-cam. I hope hes doing OK. And God-bless her family. I know what it's like when I lost a step song. It hurts when they go away. But my stepson left Me Too! Beautiful grandchildren. I hope her 2 daughters are living now will get better and be a better person. They need to show their children better things in life. I loved her very much Carol Burnett. From Dawn Paul Melnik ♥
She has told the bittersweet story of how when she and her grandmother went to those movies after the shows they would go into the restrooms and steal the toilet paper because times were tough!
Makes me sad that someone who made so many laugh over the years has to experience so much pain in their personal life..Always a fan of Carol Burnetts..
Being a comedian comes from two things: depression and brilliance. You learn to tell jokes to keep from being depressed. You start early and if you’re smart, you can bring down the house.
It,s sad all the way around when people have children with addiction! Rich, middle class or poor, there is no escaping when your child is hooked on drugs! But at 89, and raising a grandchild, GOD BLESS HER!
She's is financing her grandson, he is in a boarding school. That's not the same as taking him in and raising him. There is no way she could at 89 years old, so financing 12 years of boarding school and visits for holidays is exceedingly generous.
she may be putting him in a boarding school too allow him the best education and the ability too have a stable life because she knows what is right for the situation.
I know about addiction for sure, my Son was one. I had heart problems because of the stress, I enabled him letting him live with me, I moved away to another county, had to let him fall on his face, it's so hard I cried n cried, asking myself what happened to him, people kept telling me the only thing I might have done is enabling.
Love Carol Burnett, she made laughter in my heart. In those days many people were addicted or abusive, and not too many people knew how to handle real-life problems. However, in those days everyone kept quiet and never spoke about family problems. I too grew up in a dysfunctional home and left at a young age only to return to come back to an ending that I did not want to see or go through all over again. I now take care of my mom who is now 89 years old, and happy to have given her happier times. I love my mom and understand the pain she went through. Thank you, for the laughter.
@@FactsVerse I am sorry, I just wanted to mention that I was able to take my mom years back to see Carol Burnett at the Rialto, in Joliet, Illinois. My mom was so happy. 🥰
I don’t believe Carrie Hated her mother…there are mother/daughter struggles in ANY family but I know they made peace, in their own way, before Carrie died.
I know what you mean; sometimes, I think that very same dynamic is at work between mothers and their gay sons as well. All my life, I just could not figure out why I could easily make friends and begin what seemed like great relationships, but they would eventually fall apart, sometimes quickly....almost as soon as they met my mother. What I didn't realize, of course, until one of these people were brave enough to tell me, was that my mother was calling them, their extended family members, etc., behind my back, and telling them TERRIBLE things about me, some of the most vicious lies I've ever heard! For YEARS, I couldn't understand why, but quite often, people would simply say, "Because she's JEALOUS of you." Well, that's just insane to me, but after I saw an expensive therapist for about 6 mos., she said, "Well, I usually see this issue between mothers and their daughters; in any case, you are not the problem here, I'd really like to meet your mother." I thought to myself, Oh, I'm so bad off, she can't tell me, she has to tell my mom instead. She finally met her, then set a time for me to come back in, with my mother, unbeknownst to me, present as well. She told her that I was on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and that if that happened, "it's ALL going to be on YOUR shoulders, NOT his!" I'm absolutely not saying that this was/is the same dynamic at work with all of these other mother/child situations, but that's what was going on in my case. HOW can a parent be SO insanely jealous of one of their OWN KIDS? I think I was resented, in my case; my parents "had" to get married, and my mother absolutely hated my dad, hated him, and she made no secret about this.
When an addict has their child removed to foster or another family member, they go through great lengths to make the new surrogate parents life miserable, and in doing so, they make their own childs life miserable. I know from personal experience, it takes years for the addicted parent to finally "forgive" or even get to speaking terms with the one they "think" took their child on purpose. They usually do not take personal responsibility.
Never met Carol Burnett but I love her. Her comedy continues to make me effortlessly laugh and got me through some tough times. Still does bless this woman 🙏🏾🥰💞🌼.
She sent him to boarding school. That means he was being raised by other people. Teachers and staff. That’s what she did with her daughter’s, the ones that became addicts. She’s a good comedian but she’s no great mother.
@@Garkenrat Really, a boarding school is temporary, and the children go home often. Plus, it is a stable, educational routine structured environment. That is the type of lifestyle most rich people tend to uphold. There are millions of people who had great lives who also went to boarding school. Now, not all had such lives, but ask the rich and wealthy if they are always so mad at their parents for providing them with a good roof and education and meeting others who became lifelong friends. A drug addicted mom would have destroyed that child or near enough. Carol Burnette was already fully immersed in contracts in multimedia. So are you saying she should have broken all her contracts, and made others lose their jobs and income to stay at home to raise her daughters child? I can only imagine it would not have bothered you if the Dad had been in a viable workforce with employees you would have never suggested he was neglectful by sending the boy to boarding school. Double standards are alive and well.
@@Garkenrat I know a lot of poor to middle class people and more who did the best they could, and still their children DECIDED to become addicts, in spite of the education about drugs and alcohol. It is always a PERSONAL choice to imbibe in drugs that alter the brain. Yes, some parents, rich, poor or otherwise are neglectful, but providing a safe place to live and an education, as well as being able to see children often, is not a bad life. Millions did ok by it. btw, Carol was in her 80's when having the responsibility of her grandson, so are you saying you could easily raise a child and teenager in your 80's?
Being a mom is tough, probably being in the public eye was tougher. Sometimes your children don't realize that, until they are hopefully wiser and more understanding and experiences. Hate is a .Strong word.
Carol Burnett is incredibly talented Comedic Actress singer and is hilariously funny with a good sense of humor but she lived a difficult and dysfunctional Childhood
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Who didn't live a difficult and dysfunctional life? Most do in one way or another. My parents suffered tremendously during their youths as my grandparents tried their best to keep them alive during the drought in South West USA, The Great Depression and WWII. At least Carol had food in California and went to weekly movies. I never heard her say she gave up food or shoe rations so siblings could eat OR attend school. Then there was the HUGE gift of a five year interest free loan to travel to New York. She got "breaks," believe me.
Carol played an interesting character in Annie, as well I liked her appearances on Hawaii 50 as Steve's mom. I saw many of the original Carol Burnett show growing up, one of the best variety shows, next to Sonny and Cher (which I think was mainly 70s for Cher's show).
I remember watching The Carol Burnett Show as a teenager in rerun. I was left alone and awful lot but her show made me laugh and when she was talking to the audience and felt like she was talking to me.
@@FactsVerse I couldn't tell you who all of the guest stars were, but Lyle Wagner was one and he did a skit where they were spoofing a Right Guard Spray Deodorant commercial (the spiel was that Right Guard's spray wasnt sticky like everyone else's brand); and he came out on stage, shirtless, with about 3 dozen cotton balls stuck to his chest. I seem to recall our whole family busting out laughing at that skit. And we always looked forward to Tim Conway trying to make the other actors break character and laugh "inappropriately," if that even is such a thing, at least not for the Carol Burnett Show.
You can't get a better Rabbi than Lucy, whom from my interaction with her was a wonderful person. I was her plumber and our first day, we grabbed our lunches and Ms. Lucy came out on the porch and said, "I don't want to see anymore lunchbags! Your lunch is on the dining room table and that's where you're expected to eat as long as you're here.".
Carol successfully sued a tabloid magazine regarding drunkenness. She did it to prove a point. Carol is from Texas like me. I wrote her and am the proud owner of a hand signed autograph. It means a lot to me as we share the same birth date + her show premiered the year I was born 1967. I also LOVE Lucille Ball, would passed away on my birthday. Red heads passing the red torch. I've found long ago, If a person is hell bent on destroying themselves, there is little to nothing YOU can do to stop them.
I love Lucille Ball from age 6 to date. Always enjoyed when Carol and Lucy got together on each other's show, particularly the ones where Lucy played on Carol's. Carol had two daughters with addiction issues, unfortunately one died of cancer; Lucy's son Desi had addiction issues too. Fortunately he rehabilitated. Again, misfortune strikes - his wife died of cancer in 2015 and he granddaughter died of cancer at 31 (I think). Carol unfortunately had parents with alcohol issues, Lucy's father died before age 4, also her mgm and maternal aunt (who she lived with) also died young. Her mother remarried and was away with husband Ed working - for months and years at a time. Both these wonderful women, gave love and laughter to us - overcoming very deeply sad issues. Thank you to both.
Grew up with The Carol Burnett show. So hilarious!! It's so sad that Carrie and Carol could never really be made the way every parent wants... To be loved and cared for. Thank you for this video 😊 addiction is such a horrible disease, as well as cancer. 😖
I relate to her situation a lot. My parents were addicts and many of my family members are. They are mad that I don't drink, smoke or do drugs. Therefore, they avoid contact with me
I'm sorry your family abandons you. Maybe they're jealous because you've made a wise decision to lead a healthy, resourceful life without tempting addiction, and they see themselves hopelessly hooked. If it takes this discord to split between you and your family members to avoid their toxic fixations, let it be. Protect yourself from the luring of hard drugs. Even at the cost of the relationship with your parents and kin, that is inevitable.
her grandma came to see me and my band at the old Caesars Ramada Inn motel and restaurant/night club on PCH close to Redondo Beach CA,SHE SAW US ALMOST EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AND KEPT TELLING ME THAT IF CAROL WAS STILL DOING HER SHOW [SHE QUIT A FEW YEARS TO HAVE KIDS} WE WOULD BE ON IT...I NEVER MET CAROL TO TELL HER THIS.SHE JUST HAD HER 90 YEAR OLD SPECIAL AND I JUST WISH I COULD HAVE MET HER..SHE AND SO DID I WENT TO HOLLYWOOD HIGH..RICKY NELSON WAS IN MY CLASS IN 1955 AS MY DAD RAN THE FAMOUS AMBASSADOR HOTEL WITH THE COCONUT GROVE IN THE HOTEL..ALL BIG NAMES PLAYED THERE AND I MET THEM ALL..MY DEAR FRIEND THAT I MET THERE IN 1953 JUST PASSED ON..HARRY BELEFONTE..THE ORIGINAL ACADEMY AWARDS WERE HELD THERE WITH BOB HOPE AS THE MC.....
The "sad" reason her daughter hates her Mother's guts: her daughter is an Ingrate. She owe her life to her, she took care of her, yet instead of appreciating that, she hates her mother's guts! WOW!!
I always remember the "Gone With The Wind" sketch & my parents letting me stay up late as a child to watch it. My late mother & aunt got told all the time that they looked like her & my Mom would be 89 if she was still around.
Many years ago, my sister worked for a company that had many celebrities as clients. They were all told NEVER to gawk, or they would get fired. My sister was by the elevator showing her friend how the meter in her camera worked (this was before cell phones were invented). She pointed the camera to the lit window, and then to compare, she pointed at the elevator. The doors opened and there was Carol Burnett. Carol saw the camera and immediately started posing and hamming it up. My sister was mortified that she was caught with a camera on a celebrity and she apologized. Carol good-naturally said, "Don't worry about it". Such a nice person. :)
I think Carol helped a lot of other parents of children who had problems with addiction. She went to the nth degree to get her teenage daughter Carrie help, not concerning herself with the resentment that comes a parent’s way when they place their child in treatment involuntarily. Yes, the child will tell the parent they hate them for it. It’s normal and comes with the territory, as Carol understood.
A recent article said... Carol Burnett will be in the final season/ second half of Better Call Saul.. Looking forward to seeing her on such an amazing show..
I remember watching her show every week as a child. Laugh so hard I would cry. She is true amazing and beautiful classy lady 💐💐💐💐 The last show I had seen Carol Burnett in was SVU and still amazing actress 👍💐👍💐👍
My favorite Carol Burnett memories was when she had rock Hudson on her show also When she played Miss Hannigan in Annie. One of the Funniest women in entertainment still to this day. I knew about the ear tugging from my mother when she told me after I had asked her why she did that, that’s when she told me many many years ago. I do remember her daughter Carrie I did not know she passed away of cancer. May she rest in peace.
Can't imagine how you can tell the story of her career AND NOT EVEN MENTION The Gary Moore show which is where all of us first met her spectacular talent. Baffling.
Carol Burnett will always be an icon. If we look it up I'm sure there will be a picture of her right next to the definition. It will be a bleak day when she passes, and I hope that we as a nation will honor her as one of our greatest treasures.
@@FactsVerse there are far too many to list. I grew up watching her show from '67 to 78.....Saturday night was a great night for TV in the 70's. Several popular shows come to mind: Went with the Wind, the original development of Mama's Family with Tim Conway and the Elephant story. The fun take offs on soap operas. Mrs. ('O) Wiggins. Good clean humor and fun for the family.
Carol was a kind person with a great sense of humor. Unfortunately addictions run in familys and there is a genetic connection that causes addictions. Parents wait to long to act when they just think the kid is just sowing their wild oats. I believe in putting the breaks on early with these kids and teaching them early what the consequences will be if they decide to take that route into using drugs. They always seem to get sympathy and need enabling. They destroy familys and not everyone can afford rehab. To bad Carol had to go through so much stress in her life cause of addictions in her family. Early education on how much pain they cause would help selfish people to never get started one would hope.
I met Carrie in Vancouver in the 90s.She was so nice to me.I was a clerk at The Bay in the J.J.farmer section of mens wear.She purchased a bunch of cloths and we chatted for about 20 mins.She loved Vancouver for the fresh air.I almost dropped her credit card when I realized who she was...too funny.
with such tragedy in Carols life how could she be so popular on t.v. I feel for her and maybe comedy was the only way she could posibly cope with reality. I'm sorry for all she had to go through and even though none of our family were famous we had to deal with addiction starting with me.
This is 100%bs. I had the wonderful fortune to work with both of these women 20 years ago. there was absolutely overwhelming love between the two of them. it was so obvious. Not only was Carole herself a beautiful human being, kind and generous to us lowly support staff, but her daughter was just as lovely. there was absolutely NOTHING that would even come close to "hate" between the two. Her daughter spoke warmly and admiringly of her mother, with great respect. And Carole was nothing but a caring mother towards her daughter. This is nothing but uninformed derelict and untrue gossip.
My favorite memory of Carol Burnett was seeing her in person on November 2, 2017 when she came to Ottawa to put on a show. I won’t ever forget that. I love the laughs she gave me over the years. I didn’t realize she had so much pain in her life. It’s sad. She’s a good person.
I saw her live, one-person show a few years ago also, and while I was always a fan, I wasn't prepared for the emotional impact of seeing her in person. Her niceness, humor and positively shone through to everyone in the theatre, even as we were all laughing. This isn't like me at all, but at one point I realized there were tears running down my face, just from the experience of seeing this icon, this good and super-talented person, sharing herself with the audience.
@@danmagoo I totally understand that feeling that you had. As a teenager in the early 70s I remember being outside with friends and my mom comes outside and says, “Carol Burnett is starting.” That was it, in the house I’d run. I’d never miss her show. No VCRs or PVRs back then. I always wished the show was longer. It seemed like it was just a small taste. She is one of a kind. My favorite was always Eunice. She started doing that character in later years. I’d laugh so hard I’d get dizzy.
*Did you know that Carol almost quit her own show? Find out why: **ua-cam.com/video/x9uy7-bz68Y/v-deo.html*
89 is good for a full blown diabetic!!
With Harvey and Tim breaking everybody up I don’t see how anything got 🎞 filmed!🤣
In the dentist 🦷 skit after many takes they just let Harvey laugh and printed it!!
Search it and see what I mean!!
In a tie for best skit Jack Benny is followed to his vault by a thief with a gun.
The thief put the 🔫 pistol on his back and said: You’re 💰 money or your life!!
(Loooong pause) Jack said: I’m thinking
I’m thinking!! Followed by three minutes of loud laughter!! Search it !!
Ok, you talked a bit about Carol's history, and a bit about the daughters, but which of her daughters hated her, and why?
My favorite movie is Annie and that was a great movie 🎥 she was in but by far I do miss is her show I grew up on her sketches and her comedy but I found her show on UA-cam, she's is a treasure just like Betty White Bob Hope and Lucille Ball ❤️ I don't really think 🤔 that Carrie"hated"her mom she was letting off some steam getting turned around and off drugs is hard most families are like that
Carol’s interaction with Tim Conway HILARIOUS!!
And his with Harvey Korman ❗
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Carol is one of the Legendary Greats of American Comedy.
Agreed‼️
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Couldn't agree more 👏.
I knew Carrie Hamilton very well. Any suggestion that she "hated" her mother is wildly overblown. Carrie had very deep and profound love and respect for her Mom.
Besides, even if it were, anyone who’s had a child or any loved one with a serious addiction is going to get some kind of pushback or resistance. So I don’t know the reason for this posting
@@suzannenoa9736 Did I miss something, or did they forget to say the reason WHY Carrie "hated" her?
My husband worked on some projects with Carrie and adored her. He said the same thing you did..
@@rubygirl214 They mentioned the play they were working on before Carrie's death but they did not mention it was Carrie and Carol doing it! After Carrie's death, Carol finished it because it was theirs.
I take all these videos with a grain of salt. How the heck do they know? I love Carrie just as I did her mom, although not up close and personal like you.
Carol is one of the few actresses that I truly admire. I have loved her in everything I've seen her in. From her own hit show to Mama's Family to Annie, Carol Burnett is a national treasure. I had known about her daughter Carrie's struggles with addiction and her later fight against cancer but I didn't know that her second daughter had fought similar demons in addiction as well.
We're happy to know that you're a fan of Carol. Also, thank you for sharing your thoughts. What is your favorite role of her?
Great memories of my Mom and I watching this show every Saturday night at 10pm. We laughed so hard. My mom passed away in 2009 and I still watch old reruns on MeTV. Just hearing the orchestra start up at intro and at the end takes me back to those fond times.
I, too, remember and look back with such fondness upon so many family nights, when I was still in high school, and beyond, the closeness I felt watching TV with my Mom (and Dad)---it was a very warm and special feeling. Saturday night was always Carol Burnet----and do you remember the Sid Caesar show every Sat? He made us howl with laughter. I enjoyed reading your memories. Lynn :-)
@@lhasalynn2091 I don't remember Sid. But I can tell you relate to what I wrote. Different times with family unity. Families were so much more into making good times. The foul language I hear when walking my dogs is so disappointing to hear. They are not teaching their children right! No wonder teens are extra violent these days. They learned it and it's a shame. Thanks for replying! That seldom happens. God bless you. We live in perilous times just like the Bible describes.
@@joycebrackbill-henderly8311 Thank you for your lovely response----I was delighted to read it! I am obviously more of an 'old soul', if I remember Sid Caesar----you so rarely find comedians anymore who excel in hand-written short sketches like he did. My Dad had the great old NYC sarcastic sense of humor (which his twin daughters inherited "Thanks Dad!")----and Sid Caesar made him laugh more than any other comedian! He was so original! And---yes---re children's 'chatter": I live in Manhattan on the Upper West Side---a bustling but basically quiet, entertaining area, one block from green, leafy Riverside Park and the Hudson River. (Never experienced any violence in my life!) And my humor can be very off-beat----so I always remind my visitors not to be puzzled by our very good-natured sarcasm!! At any rate, I cannot BELIEVE the way kids talk today----sooooooo differently from when I grew up in the 50's and 60's! (And the way they speak to their parents!!! They would have been 'swatted around' growing up in our family of five!) Anyway, I do have a great time remembering so well and find it a lot of fun recalling those 'good, old days;'. Wow----never thought I'd be old enough to say THAT! :-) All my best to you and your family, Lynn :-)
She was hilarious..... love watching her shows.
Definitely! Which role of her appealed to you the most?
Was? Still is
I loved her role in Annie and several other movies and TV shows. She is so muti-talented.
Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Carol! Which role of her appealed to you the most?
We love you Miss Hannigan.
I remember watching her show as a teenage girl, babysitting on Saturday nights, when my well-off friends were free to go on dates, while I needed every penny for school clothes, shoes, bus fare, and school supplies. What a night Saturday was back then. Mary, Rhoda, Phyllis, and Carol. Truly a ladies night! I adored Harvey Korman, of course, and later Tim Conway, and I wished I was old enough to date the most gorgeous man in the world, Lyle Waggoner. Vicki Lawrence made me think of the kind of cranky old lady I might one day be--"Well how the hayull should I know!"
That was a great time for tv. I grew up watching those shows too. So creative, funny and clean. You could watch them with the whole family and not be embarrassed.
I never knew that Carol had such a hard life growing up! but glad that she had a calling in entertainment WOW! she is truly a TV icon! I remember watching The Carol Burnett Show as a kid, but didn't understand much of the content laughter is so contagious so I kept watching. It's strange but the music that played during the end credits with the animated Carol I became fond of just GREAT memories❤⭐👍 Thanks Facts Verse
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I was in elementary school…It was the way the family’s spent the evening …THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW Is hilarious timeless with no smut…🌹❤️
My favorite memory of Carol Burnett was appearing at the top of the staircase with the curtain rod across her shoulders in the spoof of "Gone with the Wind."
That was great what was the sketch called "went with the wind".
"I saw it in a window 🪟 and just couldn't resist it"
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I grew up watching this show very young and I loved it. The cast were all legends. What an amazing show!
Couldn't agree more! Thank you for sharing your views on this. which episode is your favorite?
@@FactsVerse All of them lol.
So did I, I've always wanted to see"old Hollywood" they had some of the best movies 🎥 and stars in the world 🌎.... Who was the guy that gave her the money 🤑💰 to help her start out and is he still alive
I loved Carol Bennett show I wish it was back on the air it was so funny we need to laugh now. I missed him calmly he always made her laugh. He was one great funny guy. I didn't know she had such problems with her children. Till I heard it on your UA-cam. I hope hes doing OK. And God-bless her family. I know what it's like when I lost a step song. It hurts when they go away. But my stepson left Me Too! Beautiful grandchildren. I hope her 2 daughters are living now will get better and be a better person. They need to show their children better things in life. I loved her very much Carol Burnett. From Dawn Paul Melnik ♥
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She has told the bittersweet story of how when she and her grandmother went to those movies after the shows they would go into the restrooms and steal the toilet paper because times were tough!
Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Carol. She really had lived a tough life.
Can afford movie tickets but not toilet tissue.
Hmmm.
In my family we paid for toilet paper and never went to the movies. I think my parents did it right while Carol's grandmother didn't.
@@PhancyPants99 Excatly.
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I didn't know this. Very intriguing video about Carol Burnett and her daughter Carrie.
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Makes me sad that someone who made so many laugh over the years has to experience so much pain in their personal life..Always a fan of Carol Burnetts..
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That’s how you get funny. That’s why most funny people are funny. I’m funny as hell.
Being a comedian comes from two things: depression and brilliance. You learn to tell jokes to keep from being depressed. You start early and if you’re smart, you can bring down the house.
@@baddie1shoe Hell's not funny.
You should check out what Lucille Ball’s life was like. I Love Lucy was the marriage she wanted but it wasn’t the one she got.
It,s sad all the way around when people have children with addiction! Rich, middle class or poor, there is no escaping when your child is hooked on drugs! But at 89, and raising a grandchild, GOD BLESS HER!
She's is financing her grandson, he is in a boarding school. That's not the same as taking him in and raising him. There is no way she could at 89 years old, so financing 12 years of boarding school and visits for holidays is exceedingly generous.
she may be putting him in a boarding school too allow him the best education and the ability too have a stable life because she knows what is right for the situation.
Both of my grown daughters drink and it’s such a sad thing to experience. I wish they could see how it interferes with a happy life.
I know about addiction for sure, my Son was one. I had heart problems because of the stress, I enabled him letting him live with me, I moved away to another county, had to let him fall on his face, it's so hard I cried n cried, asking myself what happened to him, people kept telling me the only thing I might have done is enabling.
I love Carol Burnett! Her shows were gold!
Love Carol Burnett, she made laughter in my heart. In those days many people were addicted or abusive, and not too many people knew how to handle real-life problems. However, in those days everyone kept quiet and never spoke about family problems. I too grew up in a dysfunctional home and left at a young age only to return to come back to an ending that I did not want to see or go through all over again. I now take care of my mom who is now 89 years old, and happy to have given her happier times. I love my mom and understand the pain she went through. Thank you, for the laughter.
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@@FactsVerse Thank you for asking. She is good and happy.
@@FactsVerse I am sorry, I just wanted to mention that I was able to take my mom years back to see Carol Burnett at the Rialto, in Joliet, Illinois. My mom was so happy. 🥰
what beautiful forgiveness.
I don’t believe Carrie Hated her mother…there are mother/daughter struggles in ANY family but I know they made peace, in their own way, before Carrie died.
I know what you mean; sometimes, I think that very same dynamic is at work between mothers and their gay sons as well. All my life, I just could not figure out why I could easily make friends and begin what seemed like great relationships, but they would eventually fall apart, sometimes quickly....almost as soon as they met my mother. What I didn't realize, of course, until one of these people were brave enough to tell me, was that my mother was calling them, their extended family members, etc., behind my back, and telling them TERRIBLE things about me, some of the most vicious lies I've ever heard! For YEARS, I couldn't understand why, but quite often, people would simply say, "Because she's JEALOUS of you." Well, that's just insane to me, but after I saw an expensive therapist for about 6 mos., she said, "Well, I usually see this issue between mothers and their daughters; in any case, you are not the problem here, I'd really like to meet your mother." I thought to myself, Oh, I'm so bad off, she can't tell me, she has to tell my mom instead. She finally met her, then set a time for me to come back in, with my mother, unbeknownst to me, present as well. She told her that I was on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and that if that happened, "it's ALL going to be on YOUR shoulders, NOT his!" I'm absolutely not saying that this was/is the same dynamic at work with all of these other mother/child situations, but that's what was going on in my case. HOW can a parent be SO insanely jealous of one of their OWN KIDS? I think I was resented, in my case; my parents "had" to get married, and my mother absolutely hated my dad, hated him, and she made no secret about this.
When an addict has their child removed to foster or another family member, they go through great lengths to make the new surrogate parents life miserable, and in doing so, they make their own childs life miserable. I know from personal experience, it takes years for the addicted parent to finally "forgive" or even get to speaking terms with the one they "think" took their child on purpose. They usually do not take personal responsibility.
@@jamescarrington5521 dont compare daughters to homosexuals.
Never met Carol Burnett but I love her. Her comedy continues to make me effortlessly laugh and got me through some tough times. Still does bless this woman 🙏🏾🥰💞🌼.
I'm glad that carol got custody of her grandson and has given him stability
She sent him to boarding school. That means he was being raised by other people. Teachers and staff. That’s what she did with her daughter’s, the ones that became addicts. She’s a good comedian but she’s no great mother.
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@@Garkenrat Really, a boarding school is temporary, and the children go home often. Plus, it is a stable, educational routine structured environment. That is the type of lifestyle most rich people tend to uphold.
There are millions of people who had great lives who also went to boarding school.
Now, not all had such lives, but ask the rich and wealthy if they are always so mad at their parents for providing them with a good roof and education and meeting others who became lifelong friends.
A drug addicted mom would have destroyed that child or near enough. Carol Burnette was already fully immersed in contracts in multimedia. So are you saying she should have broken all her contracts, and made others lose their jobs and income to stay at home to raise her daughters child?
I can only imagine it would not have bothered you if the Dad had been in a viable workforce with employees you would have never suggested he was neglectful by sending the boy to boarding school.
Double standards are alive and well.
@@Garkenrat I know a lot of poor to middle class people and more who did the best they could, and still their children DECIDED to become addicts, in spite of the education about drugs and alcohol. It is always a PERSONAL choice to imbibe in drugs that alter the brain.
Yes, some parents, rich, poor or otherwise are neglectful, but providing a safe place to live and an education, as well as being able to see children often, is not a bad life. Millions did ok by it.
btw, Carol was in her 80's when having the responsibility of her grandson, so are you saying you could easily raise a child and teenager in your 80's?
Being a mom is tough, probably being in the public eye was tougher. Sometimes your children don't realize that, until they are hopefully wiser and more understanding and experiences. Hate is a .Strong word.
My all time favorite movie with Carol Burnett was "Four Seasons".
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That was a good one. I saw it many years ago. Now that I'm at the same age as they were then (if not older), I think I'd appreciate it more.
Loved that show, carol burnett is a true icon.
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I've loved Carol Burnette all of my life!
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Carol was a comedic genius 💜💜💜
Carol Burnet is a treasure! Love her❤️
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I've always loved Carol Burnett!
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I had no idea. God bless Carol Burnett and her family.
I used to watch her show with my parents in the 70's. I think her character based on Norma Desmond is the first thing that comes to mind.
Carol Burnett....the Queen of comedy!
Love Carol
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Love Carol Burnett such a talented person.
I love ❤ Carol Burnette and her show. Laughed all the time ⏲. My favorite character is Mrs Wiggins.
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I loved her, she was so funny. I watched her on ‘The Carol Burnett Show.’
She actually is one of a kind.
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I just love Carol Brunett’s honesty about her fractured family. Love your children enough to allow them to be mad at you is priceless advice.
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I always enjoyed her comedy routines. I thought she did a wonderful job and was very entertaining.
No one favorite, I liked them all. They all made me laugh. ❣️
I appreciate watching this because addiction runs in my family too.
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Carol Burnett is an awesome comedian!
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This beautiful lady saved my life every Saturday night. Made me laugh and forget about a terrible childhood. I love her 🥰
Carol Burnett is incredibly talented Comedic Actress singer and is hilariously funny with a good sense of humor but she lived a difficult and dysfunctional Childhood
Which she overcame, thank goodness.
It is an amazing story, instead of having fetal alcohol syndrome she turned out brilliant, it makes you think there's a God.
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Who didn't live a difficult and dysfunctional life? Most do in one way or another. My parents suffered tremendously during their youths as my grandparents tried their best to keep them alive during the drought in South West USA, The Great Depression and WWII. At least Carol had food in California and went to weekly movies. I never heard her say she gave up food or shoe rations so siblings could eat OR attend school. Then there was the HUGE gift of a five year interest free loan to travel to New York. She got "breaks," believe me.
Carol played an interesting character in Annie, as well I liked her appearances on Hawaii 50 as Steve's mom. I saw many of the original Carol Burnett show growing up, one of the best variety shows, next to Sonny and Cher (which I think was mainly 70s for Cher's show).
I saw Carrie Hamilton in the US tour of Rent she was great.
ALL the live shows with Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, and Vicki Lawrence .... PURE GOLD.
Mrs Wiggins skits with Tim Conway were always a hoot. Carol is so talented. Love the Carol Burnett reruns!
She's a great lady.
There are stars who burst like fireworks , Thrm they fall to earth in sparks .
I remember watching The Carol Burnett Show as a teenager in rerun. I was left alone and awful lot but her show made me laugh and when she was talking to the audience and felt like she was talking to me.
I've always loved The Carol Burnett Show. I can't wait to see her guest appearance in Better Call Saul.
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@@FactsVerse I couldn't tell you who all of the guest stars were, but Lyle Wagner was one and he did a skit where they were spoofing a Right Guard Spray Deodorant commercial (the spiel was that Right Guard's spray wasnt sticky like everyone else's brand); and he came out on stage, shirtless, with about 3 dozen cotton balls stuck to his chest.
I seem to recall our whole family busting out laughing at that skit. And we always looked forward to Tim Conway trying to make the other actors break character and laugh "inappropriately," if that even is such a thing, at least not for the Carol Burnett Show.
Before carey passed away she told carol that she loved her she no longer hated her mom
That is good
That's a relief
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The skit from Carol Burnett Show went with the wind based on Gone with the Wind was my favorite
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Legion Awsome TV comedy 🌏🤗🌏FNZealand. RIP CARRIE 🙏💐🥰
You can't get a better Rabbi than Lucy, whom from my interaction with her was a wonderful person. I was her plumber and our first day, we grabbed our lunches and Ms. Lucy came out on the porch and said, "I don't want to see anymore lunchbags! Your lunch is on the dining room table and that's where you're expected to eat as long as you're here.".
Wow ❗ What a great story about one of my favorite stars, Lucille Ball‼️.
What a wonderful memory, John ❤
@@Vcaser she was a great lady.
Love Carol Burnett she is hilarious had no idea her daughter hated her guts sad news but she was great love her
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Carol successfully sued a tabloid magazine regarding drunkenness. She did it to prove a point. Carol is from Texas like me. I wrote her and am the proud owner of a hand signed autograph. It means a lot to me as we share the same birth date + her show premiered the year I was born 1967. I also LOVE Lucille Ball, would passed away on my birthday. Red heads passing the red torch. I've found long ago, If a person is hell bent on destroying themselves, there is little to nothing YOU can do to stop them.
I agree.
You can love somebody, but only they can save themselves.
Did you like Doris Day - another great comedienne?
@@barbarawebb7185 I sure DID like Doris Day!
I love Lucille Ball from age 6 to date. Always enjoyed when Carol and Lucy got together on each other's show, particularly the ones where Lucy played on Carol's. Carol had two daughters with addiction issues, unfortunately one died of cancer; Lucy's son Desi had addiction issues too. Fortunately he rehabilitated. Again, misfortune strikes - his wife died of cancer in 2015 and he granddaughter died of cancer at 31 (I think). Carol unfortunately had parents with alcohol issues, Lucy's father died before age 4, also her mgm and maternal aunt (who she lived with) also died young. Her mother remarried and was away with husband Ed working - for months and years at a time. Both these wonderful women, gave love and laughter to us - overcoming very deeply sad issues. Thank you to both.
Grew up with The Carol Burnett show. So hilarious!! It's so sad that Carrie and Carol could never really be made the way every parent wants... To be loved and cared for. Thank you for this video 😊 addiction is such a horrible disease, as well as cancer. 😖
Favorite moments include Carol as Mrs. Wiggins and whenever she had my favorite singer Nancy Wilson on her show.
Her daughters loved her and she was an excellent mother ..!
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Does anyone else think that Mabel White looks like Shirley MacLaine?
I relate to her situation a lot. My parents were addicts and many of my family members are. They are mad that I don't drink, smoke or do drugs. Therefore, they avoid contact with me
I'm sorry your family abandons you. Maybe they're jealous because you've made a wise decision to lead a healthy, resourceful life without tempting addiction, and they see themselves hopelessly hooked. If it takes this discord to split between you and your family members to avoid their toxic fixations, let it be. Protect yourself from the luring of hard drugs. Even at the cost of the relationship with your parents and kin, that is inevitable.
@@isabelbeckerman9226 Thank you, that makes me feel much better, God Bless You and stay safe. 🙏
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THEIR LOSS HONEY...good for you ! Don,t get sucked into their drama!
@@isabelbeckerman9226 Well said
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
She has said that both of her parents were alcoholics, I guess it skipped a generation with Carol, and then continued with Carol's kids.
Very informative. Have always loved her work. So glad she's still making people laugh.
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I loved her as Eunice
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY - My favorite Eunice sketch - The Sorry Game
her grandma came to see me and my band at the old Caesars Ramada Inn motel and restaurant/night club on PCH close to Redondo Beach CA,SHE SAW US ALMOST EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AND KEPT TELLING ME THAT IF CAROL WAS STILL DOING HER SHOW [SHE QUIT A FEW YEARS TO HAVE KIDS} WE WOULD BE ON IT...I NEVER MET CAROL TO TELL HER THIS.SHE JUST HAD HER 90 YEAR OLD SPECIAL AND I JUST WISH I COULD HAVE MET HER..SHE AND SO DID I WENT TO HOLLYWOOD HIGH..RICKY NELSON WAS IN MY CLASS IN 1955 AS MY DAD RAN THE FAMOUS AMBASSADOR HOTEL WITH THE COCONUT GROVE IN THE HOTEL..ALL BIG NAMES PLAYED THERE AND I MET THEM ALL..MY DEAR FRIEND THAT I MET THERE IN 1953 JUST PASSED ON..HARRY BELEFONTE..THE ORIGINAL ACADEMY AWARDS WERE HELD THERE WITH BOB HOPE AS THE MC.....
I almost died laughing when she wore the drapery rod and draperies in the take off of "Gone with the Wind", will never forget it, or her.
The best,best show!! I just love her!!!!!!! 89 no way she looks good for her age!
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I loved her show I never have laughed so hard with any other show.Thank you Carol for Brighting my life 😘
Carol Burnett will be starring in the AMC television show Better Call Saul. I can’t wait
I loved her as Miss Hannigan in Annie.
Love these videos
The "sad" reason her daughter hates her Mother's guts: her daughter is an Ingrate. She owe her life to her, she took care of her, yet instead of appreciating that, she hates her mother's guts! WOW!!
I remember reading about how they didn't get along and I took Carol's side against Carrie. I hated her. (LOL)
I always remember the "Gone With The Wind" sketch & my parents letting me stay up late as a child to watch it. My late mother & aunt got told all the time that they looked like her & my Mom would be 89 if she was still around.
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She is a wonderful lady and Julie Andrews is her best friend ❤️
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Many years ago, my sister worked for a company that had many celebrities as clients. They were all told NEVER to gawk, or they would get fired. My sister was by the elevator showing her friend how the meter in her camera worked (this was before cell phones were invented). She pointed the camera to the lit window, and then to compare, she pointed at the elevator. The doors opened and there was Carol Burnett. Carol saw the camera and immediately started posing and hamming it up. My sister was mortified that she was caught with a camera on a celebrity and she apologized. Carol good-naturally said, "Don't worry about it". Such a nice person. :)
I think Carol helped a lot of other parents of children who had problems with addiction. She went to the nth degree to get her teenage daughter Carrie help, not concerning herself with the resentment that comes a parent’s way when they place their child in treatment involuntarily. Yes, the child will tell the parent they hate them for it. It’s normal and comes with the territory, as Carol understood.
At around 8:50 in the video, you show a black and white picture of a young woman. That is not Carol Burnett. It is Shirley MacLaine.
A recent article said... Carol Burnett will be in the final season/ second half of Better Call Saul..
Looking forward to seeing her on such an amazing show..
I remember watching her show every week as a child. Laugh so hard I would cry. She is true amazing and beautiful classy lady 💐💐💐💐
The last show I had seen Carol Burnett in was SVU and still amazing actress 👍💐👍💐👍
My favorite Carol Burnett memories was when she had rock Hudson on her show also When she played Miss Hannigan in Annie. One of the Funniest women in entertainment still to this day. I knew about the ear tugging from my mother when she told me after I had asked her why she did that, that’s when she told me many many years ago.
I do remember her daughter Carrie I did not know she passed away of cancer. May she rest in peace.
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Can't imagine how you can tell the story of her career AND NOT EVEN MENTION The Gary Moore show
which is where all of us first met her spectacular talent. Baffling.
Not so baffling. Everyone who puts out these videos is twelve years old.
Never take this channel seriously. Every video I have seen here is full of errors and oversights.
Yes huh. At 2:51
Clearly you didn't watch the video.
Carol Burnett will always be an icon. If we look it up I'm sure there will be a picture of her right next to the definition. It will be a bleak day when she passes, and I hope that we as a nation will honor her as one of our greatest treasures.
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@@FactsVerse there are far too many to list. I grew up watching her show from '67 to 78.....Saturday night was a great night for TV in the 70's. Several popular shows come to mind: Went with the Wind, the original development of Mama's Family with Tim Conway and the Elephant story. The fun take offs on soap operas. Mrs. ('O) Wiggins. Good clean humor and fun for the family.
Very funny lady comic genius that Carrol Burnett
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Carol was a kind person with a great sense of humor. Unfortunately addictions run in familys and there is a genetic connection that causes addictions. Parents wait to long to act when they just think the kid is just sowing their wild oats. I believe in putting the breaks on early with these kids and teaching them early what the consequences will be if they decide to take that route into using drugs. They always seem to get sympathy and need enabling. They destroy familys and not everyone can afford rehab. To bad Carol had to go through so much stress in her life cause of addictions in her family. Early education on how much pain they cause would help selfish people to never get started one would hope.
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I hope and pray that Carol and her daughter Carrie , may she rest in peace, mended their wounds before her passing..😌
Of all the shows in the 70s and 80s Carol Burnett Show was the treat to look forward to.
At 1:03 the (alleged?) photo of Carol's sister looks like a young Shirley MacLaine.
I love Eunice and Mama
I just saw her in Better Call Saul. I didn’t recognize her until the last minute, when she flashed that inimitable smile. She was great
I met Carrie in Vancouver in the 90s.She was so nice to me.I was a clerk at The Bay in the J.J.farmer section of mens wear.She purchased a bunch of cloths and we chatted for about 20 mins.She loved Vancouver for the fresh air.I almost dropped her credit card when I realized who she was...too funny.
I always laughed when she played the ditzy secretary, and Tim Conway was her boss.
with such tragedy in Carols life how could she be so popular on t.v. I feel for her and maybe comedy was the only way she could posibly cope with reality. I'm sorry for all she had to go through and even though none of our family were famous we had to deal with addiction starting with me.
This is 100%bs. I had the wonderful fortune to work with both of these women 20 years ago. there was absolutely overwhelming love between the two of them. it was so obvious. Not only was Carole herself a beautiful human being, kind and generous to us lowly support staff, but her daughter was just as lovely. there was absolutely NOTHING that would even come close to "hate" between the two. Her daughter spoke warmly and admiringly of her mother, with great respect. And Carole was nothing but a caring mother towards her daughter. This is nothing but uninformed derelict and untrue gossip.
Her nervous twich of pulling her ear always got me, I wonder if she even knew she was doing it
Carol was saying, “l love you,” to her grandmother by pulling her lobe.
They explain it in the video. Fans knew what it was about decades ago.
I grew up having to deal with my father's drug addiction it wasn't easy he was in and out of my life he's now been in prison for the past 20 years
Oh I'm so sorry.
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@@FactsVerse I'm fine for the most part I haven't spoken to my father in years I had to cut ties with him because of his addiction
Went With the Wind
My favorite memory of Carol Burnett was seeing her in person on November 2, 2017 when she came to Ottawa to put on a show. I won’t ever forget that. I love the laughs she gave me over the years. I didn’t realize she had so much pain in her life. It’s sad. She’s a good person.
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I saw her live, one-person show a few years ago also, and while I was always a fan, I wasn't prepared for the emotional impact of seeing her in person. Her niceness, humor and positively shone through to everyone in the theatre, even as we were all laughing. This isn't like me at all, but at one point I realized there were tears running down my face, just from the experience of seeing this icon, this good and super-talented person, sharing herself with the audience.
@@danmagoo I totally understand that feeling that you had. As a teenager in the early 70s I remember being outside with friends and my mom comes outside and says, “Carol Burnett is starting.” That was it, in the house I’d run. I’d never miss her show. No VCRs or PVRs back then. I always wished the show was longer. It seemed like it was just a small taste. She is one of a kind. My favorite was always Eunice. She started doing that character in later years. I’d laugh so hard I’d get dizzy.