My dad was a U.S. Army Ranger in WWII, often behind enemy lines. To be honest I think he had PTSD, but it wasn't called that back then. He didn't like to talk about the war, but when he saw this sketch when it first aired he almost fell out of his chair laughing. I like to think that he's up in heaven shaking Tim Conway's hand right now. RIP Dad and Tim.
I Believe the term was called "Shell Shock". Being born in 71, my family would watch this show every chance they had. The golden age of comedy, which also seems to be a lost art. Comedy today is anything but what once was.
Born in 60. My 2 Grandfather's, 2 Uncles. All made it home.. we were all very close through the 80s.. They never talked. They all had nightmares bad through the 60s as I vividly recall staying with Grandparents at their lake home throughout my years. The GREATEST generation 🇺🇲
My uncle was in wwii. I asked him what it was like. All he said was “the food was bad, the pay was terrible and it was a little dangerous.” He won the bronze star.
@@ericeck you are right. It quoted “for running across an open field under heavy German fire, heavily laden with explosives, repelled down a cliff, destroyed a German bunker, and took 9 German prisoners.” I read it off the award certificate.
So believe it or not, there is actually an historical allusion to that - Canadian soldiers were notoriously feared by the German soldiers in both WWI and WWII for their ferocity in combat. (look up the Devil's Brigade, and for an even crazier story - look up Thain Wendell MacDowell and the Battle of Vimy Ridge) Somewhat humorously, when Canada took German prisoners of war (World War 1 and 2), the prisoners were treated kindly, and some of them even ended up staying in Canada after the war's end. However - all the POW's that were there were ones captured by other Allied nations like the UK, USA, etc. This was due to the tendency of the Canadian soldiers to not take any prisoners... We joke here in Canada that a good chunk of the rules outlined in the Geneva Convention are due to us lol.
@@billrobbins5874Tell that to Mel Brooks, who was in the Army during WWII and was at the Battle of the Bulge. His great comedic movie and play, the Producers, mocked Hitler. Will you criticize him for that?
My mom went into labor with me after laughing heartily at this show. I grew up loving it in syndication. RIP all the folks who made this show such a treasure.
That's the one thing I've always loved about that show. A lot of what Tim Conway did was ad-libbed. If you watch the show enough every single character and guest star on the show could never hold it together when Tim Conway started to do his thing. Him and Harvey Korman make the best team.
Lyle didn’t know the puppet was coming. The look of “Wtf?” on his face is genuine, him hitting back the puppet is improv, all of it. And he wasn’t prepared for it, so Tim knew he had him in the ropes when the singing started. As as Lyle was losing the battle, Tim just sang more... and more... and more... 😂
As many times as I see this sketch, I laugh hysterically. What comedic timing, what fun they had. And what joy they brought to us. RIP Harvey Tim and Lyle. You are so very much missed.
One of the greatest skits of all-time. Harvey’s Fake German and laugh are epic; and Tim with the führer puppet breaking up Lyle. It just doesn’t get any better.
@@MH-wm6df to each their own. I still laugh and I saw the original show. The night after 9/11 they went ahead and ran a 2 hour special on the show. The Country needed it. 💞
I don't care how old you are or young.... Tim Conway was one of the funniest people on the planet!!! If you can get your children or grandchildren to just watch one sketch....it is priceless!! No cursing or hurting people at all....simply funny and humor at its best! I cannot understand how ANY of the cast on the Carol Burnett show ever got through a skit with Tim!!! We sure miss you!! ❤❤❤❤
Watched this show along with the rest of my family for several years as a kid. It was always so hilarious. I loved Tim Conway and Harvey Corman. This is the sort of thing you watched at night; no Internet; no social media; no streaming; just three channels and UHF. If you got tired of it you could go read a book or a magazine, or listen to records. And I was probably tired because I spent most of the day outside playing when I wasn't in school. Different times.
He always had something up his sleeve. Carol always said no one knew what he would do, just like the rest of the cast. Perfect example....Elephant episode, Conway ad libs, Vikki Lawrence drops them all on the floor...even Tim.
RIP Lyle Waggoner. He was a great straight man on the Carol Burnett Show and was as good in this sketch as Tim and Harvey. He was by all accounts a very nice guy who didn't take himself too seriously.
Everyone loves The Dentist sketch, and the Siamese Elephant sketch, but I think this is the most underrated one ever. It always cracks me up!! He even got Lyle!! Aww Tim, you're already so missed...in this part of Canada. Rest Easy, and thank you for the laughs. Say hi to Harvey for us.
Lyle Waggoner passed away just days ago. Married 60 years to one wife, Sharaon! What a great example. RIP and may God comfort Mr. Waggoner's family and friends..
I just learned the sad news. He passed away about the same time I have been watching these CBS clips. I agree his enduring marriage is a great example, especially for Hollywood.
@@frauleinmona Even before that he was having trouble keeping it together. Look at his face at 6:30 when Tim tells him the puppet's gonna hit him with 'that club'!
@@dwnl3493 😂 You're right! I didn't even notice that! Thanks for the time stamp! Ahhhahahahahaha! I don't think I've even seen Lyle break character and laugh like this before!😹💞🍀
@@RadicalCaveman I don't think they were condoning or glorifying Nazi-ism at all, but rather likely ridiculing it by getting people to laugh at it. Times were way different back then and comedy didn't have to tiptoe around sensitive issues, like today. Just my opinion, of course. Yes, I lived through that period and watched those shows on TV. Compared to the raunchiness of comedy that followed, this show was indeed wholesome.
@@RadicalCaveman Hitler actually wanted to have the three stooges killed because Mo made fun of his moustache. It was the greatest insult to turn them into comedy skits. Political correctness was not a thing back then, and shouldn't be now. Laughter is good for the soul. What a shame you can't see that.
I saw Tim Conway and Tom Poston in a play in Dallas. After the show, they came out to talk to the audience. In the middle of talking about how much he likes doing this play (which he wrote), Conway suddenly says, “Of course, if Carol calls, I’m out of here.” And Tom Poston follows with, “Yeah, if Bob (Newhart) calls me…” I think those lines got a bigger laugh than anything in the actual play.
As soon as Conway saw them start to crack, he’d get that gleam in his eye like I’ve got them now. I give Lyle credit for lasting as long as he did, but as soon as Tim took out the “club”, he was a goner. I think they had to keep the camera on them because if they switched to Harvey, you’d have seen him cracking up for sure. Absolute comedic genius was Tim Conway- like Robin Williams, he could simply be funny at any second
Whether it was "Mc Hales Navy" or "The Carol Burnett Show". Thank you TIM CONWAY for doing your part to help save mankind with your gift and talent. May GOD bless your legacy..
After my dad tragically passed away when I was 12, my mom and I looked so forward to watching this great show together,,so brightening up our Saturday nights and our lives
Harvey adored Tim. I truly believe he thought Tim was the funniest person in the world. I want to live a long life, but it saddens me to have watched these men, and others, grow old and pass on. But what a legacy they left us to enjoy. 😊
@@SpyAlelo You're right. Tim Conway died on May 14, 2019 at the age of 85.. ...and Lyle Waggoner died a few days ago on March 17. He was 84. ( Harvey Korman died almost 20 years ago on May 29, 2008. He was 81)
I was saddened to hear this morning that Tim Conway had passed away. I immediately thought of this skit and went looking for it online. It's one of the few comedy routines I can remember seeing on TV during my childhood. It's as hysterical as I remember. Thanks, Tim. Looking forward to hearing someday how you made St. Peter crack up when you arrived. Rest in peace.
What a shocker! Another crabby Appleton who's incapable of celebrating the classics without pointlessly yelling about everything now being "crap". Tsk, tsk. Sad...
Ken Lieck If I was crabby, I wouldn't laugh at anything. This stuff is hilarious because it isn't gutter-minded, full of obscene language, or sex-obsessed. You name me one modern sitcom, comedy movie, or comedian who doesn't rely on that sort of stuff. I'll wait.
" now yr gonna get it" 😂😂😂😂😂 how could they keep a straight face doing these skits...
Tim had me in stitches. There will never be another like him.
I have seen this like 1000s time and I still laugh hard!!
@@nakiagonzalez3560
Tim was just one of a kind
Tim Conway was SAVAGE when it came to breaking up the other actors. So good.
The genius of Tim Conway was that he wasn’t trying to make us (the audience) laugh, he was trying to break Lyle.
Or Harvey Korman. Lyle Waggoner was lucky to keep his composure for as long as he did.
He succeeded. I guarantee you he didn’t sing that much of the song in the dress rehearsal
You are absolutely correct, and this id why he was such a comedic genius.
Yeah, and Harvey usually proved so much weaker than Lyle in that regard . . . which is one of the things that made Harvey so inimitable. I miss him.
7:47 😂😂
No one could keep a straight face when Tim Conway was on set. One of the funniest comedians EVER!!!
My dad was a U.S. Army Ranger in WWII, often behind enemy lines. To be honest I think he had PTSD, but it wasn't called that back then. He didn't like to talk about the war, but when he saw this sketch when it first aired he almost fell out of his chair laughing. I like to think that he's up in heaven shaking Tim Conway's hand right now. RIP Dad and Tim.
I Believe the term was called "Shell Shock". Being born in 71, my family would watch this show every chance they had. The golden age of comedy, which also seems to be a lost art. Comedy today is anything but what once was.
Born in 60. My 2 Grandfather's, 2 Uncles. All made it home.. we were all very close through the 80s.. They never talked. They all had nightmares bad through the 60s as I vividly recall staying with Grandparents at their lake home throughout my years. The GREATEST generation 🇺🇲
Nice story, bro.
My uncle was in wwii. I asked him what it was like. All he said was “the food was bad, the pay was terrible and it was a little dangerous.” He won the bronze star.
@@ericeck you are right. It quoted “for running across an open field under heavy German fire, heavily laden with explosives, repelled down a cliff, destroyed a German bunker, and took 9 German prisoners.” I read it off the award certificate.
Corman's german gibberish is gold. Such a great skit!
"I am the most feared interrogator in all the world, and part of Canada. " 🤣
"I am the most feared interrogator in all the world, and part of Canada. " 🤣
as a canadian i can back him up on that.
@@mikeohagan2206 🤣
I'm in Canada and it's definitely my half he's scary in
So believe it or not, there is actually an historical allusion to that - Canadian soldiers were notoriously feared by the German soldiers in both WWI and WWII for their ferocity in combat. (look up the Devil's Brigade, and for an even crazier story - look up Thain Wendell MacDowell and the Battle of Vimy Ridge)
Somewhat humorously, when Canada took German prisoners of war (World War 1 and 2), the prisoners were treated kindly, and some of them even ended up staying in Canada after the war's end. However - all the POW's that were there were ones captured by other Allied nations like the UK, USA, etc. This was due to the tendency of the Canadian soldiers to not take any prisoners...
We joke here in Canada that a good chunk of the rules outlined in the Geneva Convention are due to us lol.
These comedians were pure comic gold. No profanity, no nudity, just humor. I wish this kind of comedy would come back in style
Nothing worth while will ever come back in style again it has come and gone - we are stuck with the rubbish we have now.
This is the Best COMEDIANS Ever! It will never comeback & we are stuck with the crap today!
RIP to all of them!
The BEST ‼️👍
It can't too many ppl complain about everything
@@awesomecool3280 YES someone will be offended by something. People live in angst and fear of their identity. How sad....
And Harvey and Lyle trying to keep a straight face.
I can't believe Lyle held out as long as he did. OMG can't stop laughing.
RIP, Lyle Waggoner, Tim Conway, and Harvey Korman
Was not anything that was funny about WW II, to many died.
None of the comedians these days can hold a stick to these guys.❤
@@billrobbins5874lighten up snowflake ❄️
@@billrobbins5874Tell that to Mel Brooks, who was in the Army during WWII and was at the Battle of the Bulge. His great comedic movie and play, the Producers, mocked Hitler. Will you criticize him for that?
@@seattlewa8500 no Mel Brooks was quite a talented man.
My mom went into labor with me after laughing heartily at this show. I grew up loving it in syndication. RIP all the folks who made this show such a treasure.
Jesus loves you
John 3:16-17
Romans 8:35-39
My wife went into labor from laughing too hard at a Jerry Lewis movie...I guess laughter is the key to birth!!!!
I really love that story! I bet Tim would love it too!❤
What a story! ! 👍 😮😊Ooopss I had to edit! Made a mistake the 1st time.
They don’t like them like this anymore
"...All the world and part of Canada!" Miss you Mr. Conway.
Tim Conway was the GREATEST OF ALL TIME!!!
Waggoner said later that he didn't know the railroad song was coming. He did a remarkable job of holding it together considering lol.
he was going to threaten the man with a gun to his head and there was no gun
That's the one thing I've always loved about that show. A lot of what Tim Conway did was ad-libbed. If you watch the show enough every single character and guest star on the show could never hold it together when Tim Conway started to do his thing. Him and Harvey Korman make the best team.
L Haviland no he didn’t. Tim owned him and Waggoner had no where to go..
Commentator his genius was that he wasn’t trying to make us (the audience) laugh, but rather his co stars which in turn made it even funnier....
Who made that song?
Lyle didn’t know the puppet was coming. The look of “Wtf?” on his face is genuine, him hitting back the puppet is improv, all of it. And he wasn’t prepared for it, so Tim knew he had him in the ropes when the singing started. As as Lyle was losing the battle, Tim just sang more... and more... and more... 😂
How could you keep a straight face when you're on stage with Tim Conway?
Jesus loves you
John 3:16-17
Romans 8:35-39
@@scrubbingdoubles8585 go away, the grownups are talking.
@@jameswest8280 Be nice 😊
@@jameswest8280Repent and believe the Gospel
As many times as I see this sketch, I laugh hysterically. What comedic timing, what fun they had. And what joy they brought to us. RIP Harvey Tim and Lyle. You are so very much missed.
Gee I didn't know Lyle was dead...RIP.
Amen & hallelujah to that Marlene!
I love this sketch! I laugh so hard I can’t breathe!
Conway was the best physical comedian, ever! Truly a rare talent. I think Carol Burnett had some very good writers to do their sketches, too.
@@TrapJacks2010 He passed away from cancer in 2020, from cancer. Age 84.
This was a time when we had a sense of humor
I loved the 70’s
One of the greatest skits of all-time. Harvey’s Fake German and laugh are epic; and Tim with the führer puppet breaking up Lyle. It just doesn’t get any better.
CharzoMainzSonksA!!?..
It was ok. I didn't laugh at all, but I smiled
@@MH-wm6df to each their own. I still laugh and I saw the original show. The night after 9/11 they went ahead and ran a 2 hour special on the show. The Country needed it. 💞
@@steveclem7873 😂😂😂
You see there was this dwarf and an Elephant
Nothing better than when Tim looks at Harvey to see if he is laughing.
He killed me. He was so funny
I don't care how old you are or young.... Tim Conway was one of the funniest people on the planet!!! If you can get your children or grandchildren to just watch one sketch....it is priceless!! No cursing or hurting people at all....simply funny and humor at its best! I cannot understand how ANY of the cast on the Carol Burnett show ever got through a skit with Tim!!! We sure miss you!! ❤❤❤❤
R.I.P. Harvey,Tim,and now Lyle.Thanks for all the Laughs.God Bless you. ♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️😘😘😘
May their memories be a blessing
When did Lyle waggoner pass away
Lyle Waggoner….. born April ,13, 1935. Died …… March ,17, 2020. At 84 yrs. Old. Cancer.
Watched this show along with the rest of my family for several years as a kid. It was always so hilarious. I loved Tim Conway and Harvey Corman. This is the sort of thing you watched at night; no Internet; no social media; no streaming; just three channels and UHF. If you got tired of it you could go read a book or a magazine, or listen to records. And I was probably tired because I spent most of the day outside playing when I wasn't in school. Different times.
This was the best show EVER. Every single episode was pure genius. Everything on television today is garbage.
Amen! Nowadays, all it is is woke Garbage!
Mr Conway your genius will be remembered forever.
I think Tim made it his mission to make the cast laugh as often as possible.
He always had something up his sleeve.
Carol always said no one knew what he would do, just like the rest of the cast.
Perfect example....Elephant episode, Conway ad libs, Vikki Lawrence drops them all on the floor...even Tim.
Yes, Mr. Conway admitted in later interviews that he made it his personal mission to do so.
RIP Lyle Waggoner. He was a great straight man on the Carol Burnett Show and was as good in this sketch as Tim and Harvey. He was by all accounts a very nice guy who didn't take himself too seriously.
And Lyle was also so great to look at!😊
Everyone loves The Dentist sketch, and the Siamese Elephant sketch, but I think this is the most underrated one ever. It always cracks me up!! He even got Lyle!! Aww Tim, you're already so missed...in this part of Canada. Rest Easy, and thank you for the laughs. Say hi to Harvey for us.
This was when TV was good TV shows like this. We're awesome, gotta love the show. Gotta love Carol Burnett.
What I wouldn't give to have TV shows like this again.
I 1000% agree
Yes!!
You should check out Are you Being Served. It's an English show that is nearly just as good.
@@bethwondrely4371 ..I own the box set..😃
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RIP Tim Conway. Heaven is rolling with laughter today....
And making Harvey piss himself again.
this show is proof god has a sense of humor,rip funnymen
And now Lyle is gone. 😢
@@razorpit sadly
@joe Domjan te s2to
One of the few times I saw my dad virtually in tears that were caused by laughing so hard. He loved this show.
Lyle Waggoner passed away just days ago. Married 60 years to one wife, Sharaon! What a great example. RIP and may God comfort Mr. Waggoner's family and friends..
I just learned the sad news. He passed away about the same time I have been watching these CBS clips. I agree his enduring marriage is a great example, especially for Hollywood.
XPN Media I always felt he was underrated. His comedic timing was fantastic!
sorry to hear of his death - 60 years married; condolences to his wife and family.
Wow, that's a long time, especially in show business. I'm very glad to hear that, but I'm also sorry for his wife and family.
Surprised he didn't die of laughter thinking of these skits
How did Lyle keep from cracking up? The puppet singing "I've Been Working On The Railroad" is epic...Tim milks it for all it's worth.
He didn't! Lyle couldn't hold it in any longer! He broke when Tim made the puppet sing the song!😂
@@frauleinmona Even before that he was having trouble keeping it together. Look at his face at 6:30 when Tim tells him the puppet's gonna hit him with 'that club'!
@@dwnl3493 😂 You're right! I didn't even notice that! Thanks for the time stamp! Ahhhahahahahaha! I don't think I've even seen Lyle break character and laugh like this before!😹💞🍀
Well, he did laugh, you idget.
I got tired of waiting for this to be funny.
I am the most feared interrogator in all the world and part of Canada!
EVERY single time I watch this, it lifts my spirits and makes me smile. I wish that kind of wholesome comedy existed today...
Wholesome comedy about N@zi interrogations?
@@RadicalCaveman I don't think they were condoning or glorifying Nazi-ism at all, but rather likely ridiculing it by getting people to laugh at it. Times were way different back then and comedy didn't have to tiptoe around sensitive issues, like today. Just my opinion, of course. Yes, I lived through that period and watched those shows on TV. Compared to the raunchiness of comedy that followed, this show was indeed wholesome.
@@RadicalCaveman Hitler actually wanted to have the three stooges killed because Mo made fun of his moustache. It was the greatest insult to turn them into comedy skits. Political correctness was not a thing back then, and shouldn't be now. Laughter is good for the soul. What a shame you can't see that.
Making millions laugh with a puppet and a pencil. Beyond comic gold.....this man was a gift❤
I saw Harvey and Tim in concert.
Stomach was sore for days from laughing.
One of a kind duo.
I saw Tim Conway and Tom Poston in a play in Dallas. After the show, they came out to talk to the audience. In the middle of talking about how much he likes doing this play (which he wrote), Conway suddenly says, “Of course, if Carol calls, I’m out of here.” And Tom Poston follows with, “Yeah, if Bob (Newhart) calls me…” I think those lines got a bigger laugh than anything in the actual play.
How lucky were you. Very jealous.
Just learned Lyle Waggoner, 84, died hours ago... So handsome, funny, good actor. REST IN PEACE
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R.I.P. Lyle Waggoner.
Oh my goodness. I heard nothing about it! RIP 😓
Two literal masters and Legends of comedy at their peak. Amazing
That evil laugh of Harvey's at 10:52 is priceless! Miss them all!
As soon as Conway saw them start to crack, he’d get that gleam in his eye like I’ve got them now. I give Lyle credit for lasting as long as he did, but as soon as Tim took out the “club”, he was a goner. I think they had to keep the camera on them because if they switched to Harvey, you’d have seen him cracking up for sure. Absolute comedic genius was Tim Conway- like Robin Williams, he could simply be funny at any second
The genius of Tim was that he wasn’t trying to make us (the audience) laugh. He was gunning for Lyle which made us laugh...
Apparently that's exactly what was happening. Harvey was apparently laughing on the floor
Whether it was "Mc Hales Navy" or "The Carol Burnett Show". Thank you TIM CONWAY for doing your part to help save mankind with your gift and talent. May GOD bless your legacy..
Ken Weaver HOLY FUCK?!?!?
Hear ye, hear ye!
@@Melville1800s - WTF? You're a loser.
I am 39 years old and I think this is real comedy.
How he keeps a straight face 🎉❤❤❤❤
Watching Lyle crack up is the funniest thing I've done all day 😂😂😂 he usually held it together, but that puppet was too much for him lol 😂
This is one of the many terrific shows
Ya he could not hold a strait face on the puppet!!😂😂😂
Yes. Too much for Lyle.
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After my dad tragically passed away when I was 12, my mom and I looked so forward to watching this great show together,,so brightening up our Saturday nights and our lives
Jesus loves you
youll see your dad again i assure you
Lyle never crack up that easy, but with Tim, he don't have power to resist it...😅🤣😃😄😂 RIP all three of you great gentlemen. 💕💞
"He's gonna hit you with that club! ..!"✏️🤣
Absolutely priceless. Conway was a genius. Simple as that.
RIP Tim Conway. You brought us so much joy! This sketch was one of my faves. I laugh so hard every time I see it.
I sort of doubt that they have internet access in the afterlife.
@@peterpiper7441
Find a safe space, Pete.
RIP to Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, and Lyle Waggoner.
Tim Conway was a national treasure... Rest in Peace is almost not respectful enough.
This is comedy BRILLIANCE at its finest!
We need more silliness in the world. This just sets my soul on fire.
I grew up on this show i miss those days carefree
So do I. Hilarious! They're giving away their game in order to show up.
Comedy today is either vulgar or political. This is true comedic genius. Love it!
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Amen to that!
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I see nothing wrong with political comedy if it's done well.
Harvey adored Tim. I truly believe he thought Tim was the funniest person in the world. I want to live a long life, but it saddens me to have watched these men, and others, grow old and pass on. But what a legacy they left us to enjoy. 😊
I dare say you speak for all of us!
Tim knew he could break Harvey.... but he wouldn’t stop til Lyle broke
Which happens to fit in perfectly fine with the skit, to break the prisoner! 😃
This was the GOAT comedy show!
If Harvey didn't stop him Tim would keep going until Lyle lost it, it was his thing.
I think Tim told Harvey not to stop him until Lyle cracked completely. Just speculating.
Lyle is probably thinking, "Now I know how Harvey feels."
... and about the elephant well the zookeeper is still looking for its ear muffs.
"I am the most feared interrogator in all the vorld.....and part of Canada!" LOL....it would have been a blast working on the set of Carol Burnett....
A real barrel of laughs...
The fact that nearly all of them are trying their best to not burst out laughing, really makes this so good.
Carol’s ensemble were (IMHO) the absolute best at stage improv!
Man, what a nut Tim Conway was! Even after his death he's still sharing his gift of laughter with us!🤣
Tim Conway owns us all
The way he fakes the German accent is absolutely hilarious, just brilliant
Rest in peace, GORGEOUS Lyle Waggoner.
Tim Conway and special guest and actors and actresses 😂❤😅🤣🤣🤣😂🤩😂😆😆made them laugh on stage and back stage.👍
Harvey is absolute genius, the pairing of him and Tim was comedy at its finest.
God bless them all. Rest in peace all of you wonderful people
I’m already really missing Tim Conway. That’s a huge loss
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@TealCircle Tim died 10 months ago, you must be thinking of Harvey. Also, RIP Lyle Waggoner. He just passed a few hours ago.
@TealCircle
No he hasn't. Tim died 10 months ago (not 10+ years). The other poster is right.
@@SpyAlelo
You're right. Tim Conway died on May 14, 2019 at the age of 85..
...and Lyle Waggoner died a few days ago on March 17. He was 84.
( Harvey Korman died almost 20 years ago on May 29, 2008. He was 81)
@TealCircle
I did Google it. I looked at 8 or more websites and they all say he died in 2019.
When Tim breaks out the puppet, Lyle looks like "I knew I should've called in sick."
janeyrevanescence12, perfect man! You got it right on the money!
That look around like "This wasn't in the script.... did I make a mistake? Did I miss a page?.... oh .. oh no... it's Tim being Tim.... God help me."
Harvey must have been so relieved that Tim was going after someone else.
Hahaha yeah, no doubt he's doubled over laughing off camera
RIP Harvey, Tim, and Lyle. Thanks for the laughs
You've got it right on. My dad was in world War 2. Rest in peace 🙏 Dad
Remembering Tim Conway (1933-2019). Sketch comedian extraordinaire.
Rodd Amos ‼️
RIP Lyle now Tim and Harvey are making you happy again.🕊️
RIP Lyle and thank you
March 17 2020
Now all 3 of them are gone😔😔😔! This is fricking PRICELESS!
This is GOLD Carol Burnett Show at its finest !
Love these guys. When comedy was fun and no one got offended.❤
So true…. So true. Now a days people are so serious and reserved. To bad. Missing a few good laughs.
Remember, Tim Conway improvised that whole Hitler puppet thing and ad-libbed. True comedy. RIP.
Lyle: I'm the straight man whose not supposed to laugh.
Tim: Challenge accepted.
* Carol as Mrs. Wiggins put her finger in her mouth to keep from laughing at Tim Conway's Mr. Tudball! ☺
Harvey: good luck brother...
Right!!! LOL 😅😂
@@estebangrijalva2443 ... Absolutely!!! 😂😂
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Tim Conway is now in heaven cracking up God!
RIP LYLE, YOU AND CONWAY AND KORMAN AN UNBEATABLE COMBINATION.
Tim Conway and Harvey Korman, reunited today in Heaven😊 thanks for the memories guys💞💞💞
I was saddened to hear this morning that Tim Conway had passed away. I immediately thought of this skit and went looking for it online. It's one of the few comedy routines I can remember seeing on TV during my childhood. It's as hysterical as I remember. Thanks, Tim. Looking forward to hearing someday how you made St. Peter crack up when you arrived. Rest in peace.
You should look up the elephant sketch.
Freaking hilarious even today! Tim Conway is a genius!
+Susan Gordon "Even today?" Today's "comedy" is crap! This stuff is funny any time!
What a shocker! Another crabby Appleton who's incapable of celebrating the classics without pointlessly yelling about everything now being "crap". Tsk, tsk. Sad...
Ken Lieck
If I was crabby, I wouldn't laugh at anything. This stuff is hilarious because it isn't gutter-minded, full of obscene language, or sex-obsessed. You name me one modern sitcom, comedy movie, or comedian who doesn't rely on that sort of stuff.
I'll wait.
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SCOTT STERLING!!!
When I was a kid, I would perform this bit for my friends at church using a lamb hand puppet. It was great.
RIP Lyle Waggoner. Best POW ever.
My favorite comedian, Tim Conway, dead at age 85. Rest In Peace.
Props to Lyle for keeping a straight face so long.
This quickly devolved into the actors trying to break each other and we all laughed a lot harder because of there fighting back laughs.
Carol Burnett and her excellent cast we're like a JEWEL of comedy, which we will never see again.
RIP Lyle. You made us laugh too. Thanks for the memories.
Rumor has it this was one of the rare times Tim Conway actually got Lyle to laugh.
Lyle did a heck of a job holding together...almost...
Lyle: I had 1 job....1 JOB!!!... 😂😂
He did fine trying to play the dejected, downcast, resigned prisoner... then that hilarious little brat came on 🤣
I could not have done as well....
It had to be very hard to work with Tim and not crack up.
There was no one like Tim Conway to crack anyone up.
One of the most hilarious comic sketches ever... hilarious
Comedy at its purest form, now & days this wouldn't be acceptable. Im a millennial but I love old shows like this, icons for sure.
Rest in peace all of you. Thanks for the laughs.