Between Carol and Tim, Harvey, and Vicky, along with the rest of the cast, hers was the best comedy show EVER!!! No one will ever be able to match that show.
So much class, grace and humility. Not common with any of the modern hollyweird types today. Thankfully, this channel brings back a lot of fond memories of the greats.
and if they do watch television it's always about how everyone should be gay or how everyone is prejudiced . . . never just plain entertainment. . . it's always someone i is tying to sell them an anti-American agenda.
@@safetymikeengland oh look a homophobic idiot!! RELIGION IS A AGENDA!!!! HATE is a agenda !! GROW A PAIR don’t hate on something you know NOTHING ABOUT!!
Carol's outfit is a classic, and her grace, beauty, and charm shines. She was in her prime, and she was beautiful. I miss her show terribly. Never was there so much comedic genius on one stage. Ah, the good old days.
I love how Johnny was always so relaxed and it always felt like we were in his living room as he visited with old friends. Nothing forced, just so natural.
Carol was BRILLIANT in " Friendly Fire ".. Just BRILLIANT and I told her that Myself when I met her!! She couldn't have been More SWEET and REAL and Kind!! xoxoxoxoxoo
Some of my favourite memories of my mother are ones of her laughing at Carol and her genius group of clowns. Mom has been gone for a long time now, but everytime I see Carol, Tim or Harvey I remember my mother's laugh. I know you won't read this, but thank you Carol from the bottom of my heart.
I feel the same. As my mom's life was ending i purchased multiple dvd's of carol's show and watched them with her for hours on end. Never laughed so much in my life. I knew little of Burnett until my mom introduced me to her. Now I watch her as often as I can. Brings my mom back to me.
I feel that way, but with my grandparents. I use to stay with them all the time, and can still see them in bed, with me between them, watching the Carol Burnett show, and my grandfather laughing his ass off.
I like how genuinely nice they are with each other. They do seem like real people. They seem so humble as compared to so many of the superstars these days who are putting on an act when they are on a late night show. These people looked like they genuinely enjoyed each other’s company. They had their jokes they were bringing to the interview but the pacing breathed, leaving room for spontaneity. Love them all. Thanks Carol, Tim and Johnny.
It feels like you are peeking in on a private conversation...so good. Johnny always looked like he was really listening to his guests. Talk show hosts today are always interrupting their guest's story looking for a moment to throw in a joke bringing the attention back to themselves
Love Carol! I met here a few years back at Casino Niagara. Such a sweet lady! Hard to believe that everyone she mentioned are now gone. Including Tim, Johnny and Ed.Thanks for the laughs, ALL OF YOU! RIP. Keep on Truckin', Carol!
Jimmy Stewart's poem about his dog who passed made me cry massive tears. It amazes me that Carol Burnett is a kind and humble today as she was back then. And RIP Tim.
The entire audience was in tears that night . How about the story about the home movie camera that got left out overnight and got chewed on by a bear? BTW Jimmy drove a Volvo wagon because it was one of the few cars he could get comfortable in. The seat wouldn't slide far enough back in most cars.
What a dream-come-true party Carol got to go to! And dance with her idol Jimmy Stewart? Heaven! Amazing she could walk and talk at all with all those giants! So happy to see this show, reminiscing about those stars, so sadly gone now.
She truly loved him. There are several videos of her through the years, where someone asked who her favorite actor is, and she ALWAYS answered "James Stewart". It was always "James" too, if I'm not mistaken, not "Jimmy". The crew even surprised her, on the very last Carol Burnett show, by sneaking Stewart on the show. Playing the piano and singing to her. It was great watching her cry at the sight of him, like a giddy little school girl.
I never missed Watching This show every Friday night!! It's timeless& will be watched til the end of time. You're amazing Carol& you will always be my hero!! ❤️❤️
My dad went to the same Middle School as Carol Burnett in old Hollywood Ca 'Joseph Le Conte' on N Bronson Ave 'He graduated a few yrs before Carol 'Her improv comedy skits & cast were among the best ever..... Carol also had a good singing voice though She rarely sang on her show....
Two Iconic Masters talking together like best friends. Mr Carson was and still is in a class all to himself and as for Carol? You cannot come up with enough words to describe the talent and class that she has!
I used to watch Carol's show and loved it. She and Tim were my favorites. See my moniker - the good old days to me and I miss these great performers. Most of them are gone now. I didn't see the late show until New Years of 73. Johnny was still doing sketches then and I was disappointed when they stopped.
I adored the Carol Burnett Show and Carson growing up. When I was very young (late 60’s/early 70’s), my mom stayed up late to watch him. I remember being lulled by his voice and falling fast asleep in my room. In watching this particular episode and old replays of Carol’s show, I didn’t realize she was so thin. I recall many actresses, singers, and models were extremely rail thin back in those days but a lot of that was due to cocaine addiction as it was considered a popular and “glamorous” drug for the famous. But, I think Carol’s weight loss was most likely due to all of the stress she was dealing with in her own personal life. When this 1979 episode aired on Carson, her teenage daughter, Carrie, was struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. Carol opened up about it to various media sources. In 1982, Carol also went through a painful separation from her then husband, Joe Hamilton, who had been executive producer of Carol’s variety shows from 1971 to 1974. They were divorced in 1984. She claimed Carrie’s addiction had brought a wedge into their marriage. Sadly, Carrie died from lung cancer that had spread to her brain in 2002. She was only a year older then me. I have much more respect for Carol in understanding all that she went through, and am happy she is still kicking and enjoying life.
As a kid, I grew up watching Dick Cavett's talk show in the 1970s (my mom was a fan and we would watch it together). Always smart, funny, interesting, and engaging. Like Jack Paar used to be.
When I was first started college and waited tables at night I’d get home in time to watch Johnny with my mom. One my fondest memories .i disagree on we lack good comics or late night talent . From Fallon, whose the best since Johnny to Tina fey , Julia Louise Dreyfus , Kate McKinnon and other SNL
And I never misssd carol burnett on Saturday night. Then SNL filled a comic void. Different genre but I i loved Gilda Radner and Dan Akroid as Julia child was classic
George Brown THEY TRULY ENJOYED WORKING TOGETHER AND FOR THAT WE ARE ETERNALLY GRATEFUL, THRU OUR DARKNESS THE KEPT A CANDELABRA ON HUMANITY ENTIRE ,YOU WOULD COME HOME TO TURN ON THE TV TO SEE THEASE THESPIANS DO IT AND SAY WOW THEY HAVE A RECIPE FOR LOVE🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏✌😁😂🤣😆😅✌😍👀🤝🤗🤗
I really miss Johnny Carson - seeing old clips of him takes me back in time so fast - to happy times and not so happy times, but Carson was always the greatest. RIP
I remember watching this...sneaking downstairs to the living room where my dad was nodding off, after a 12-hour workday, in this LazyBoy recliner, and mom was watching the TV on the sofa, with a Kleenex in her hand for her allergies... Loved Johnny Carson: he always promoted talent and never denigrated guests. I learned much later how tough their jobs were, but they pulled it off like it was a Sunday afternoon stroll to the creek. Thanks for posting.
My ex that I'm still friends with spent every evening watching Johnny Carson and leave for home every night right when it was over in the 70's until the show ended. ..Such great times watching Johnny. Thanks for sharing.
When I was in high school, Don Ameche was a dear friend of our family. Whenever he was in town he would come to dinner and my mom would serve something like hotdogs and sauerkraut. He was the nicest guy and loved simple meals.
@@treeguyable Me, too, Mike. That was all I knew him from for a long time. Then years later, after becoming an adult, I saw him in some movie, and I was like, "Hey, that's the guy that had that circus show! ... He's an ACTOR???"
Loved him in “Folks”. A really funny movie. In the late ‘60’s my sister worked weekends as a cocktail waitress at a dinner theater in Chicago. She had the opportunity to meet several stars who were headliners for various plays. Some were jerks, others really decent people. She said one of the nicest was Pat O’Brien. They had a birthday party for him in her modest little apartment. She has a picture of him blowing out the candles on his cake. She also said Ozzie and Harriet Nelson were very nice people.
@@ftoniaromano6480 I approve of your message👍. Lol,lol. Please folks, check Craig out(on Jayleno Fly and other youtube channels). Next to Johnny, Craig could be very relatable to many of guests. Both had a way of giving many of their guests a comfortable and safe place to talk about themselves. Okay, I'll shush now😄.
@@lauriemashek5419 And Carol Burnett dries Sandy the Dog while her class say, "We love you Carol Burnett!" in the middle of The Carol Burnett Show: with Ethel Merman, Tim Conway!
I see her show on ME TV each night. Very shrewd lady who brought to her show the best in the business at the time. And what can you say about Tim Conway. For me he was the second Stan Laurel and one of the most talented comedians of all time. Those times will never come back but memories will never die.
Domingo F..... Tim, in "The Dentist" with Harvey was probably THEE ALL TIME funniest skit ever done by Anyone, Ever.... and what made it SO Hilarious was that Tim was "Off script" and basically Ad-libbed the whole thing (which he had a reputation for doing), which actually caused Harvey to "wet himself" from trying not to completely "lose it" on the show..... a fact that was later verified in an interview with Carol in the early 1990s.
@@Romans--bo7br I agree with you about the best sketch of all time in the ''Dentist'' episode. I learned from you that Tim Conway on that particular sketch was ''off script'' although as you well said he did it routinely and that ''off script'' situations gave the spice that sometimes was needed to complement the writer. That gives you a better idea of the talent that Tim Conway had in his profession as a comedian. He was a genius.
when Carol touched her ear I suddenly remembered her being interviewed where she said she always touches her ear as an acknowledgement to her Mother? I think it was her Mum, anyway I think that's nice...thank you for this.
You're close...The gesture was to her grandmother, who raised her. Whenever she tugged on her ear, that was Carol telling her grandmother that she loved her.
Saw here a few months ago on tour, just as sharp as ever, was blown away. So glad i could see her live, what a genius (i only recall as a kid with parents watching her show).
Gawd dammit, they are hilarious together!!🤣 Carol and Johnny are on the same wavelength and feed off of each other on jokes and even general conversation...
Anybody else read her book? I devoured it and it makes her family skits even more hilarious and tragic. OMG She is amazing and one of my personal favorite people .
When I was growing up, we didn't get to watch The Carol Burnett Show that often because my dad thought Carol and Tim were "too silly" -- so we usually watched what was on the other channels. Our loss!
Ditto to all that was said below. What stands out amongst so many wonderful things about Johnny is his genuine respect and appreciation for all his guests. He himself could sing quite well and was a great magician. Perfect guest - Carol Burnett. Hard Rock Miner the only difference with me was that it was my dad who was laughing so loudly. Oh what beautiful memories. Hopefully we will see late night hosts again with a similar ilk.
But, I think Carol Burnett dries Sandy the Dog while her class say, "We love you Carol Burnett!" in the middle of The Carol Burnett Show: with Ethel Merman, Tim Conway?
Damn! Look how young she is! She is still beautiful in 2020! Rock on Carol Clark was.from Oklahona and my mother served hom breakfast every morning in Vegas, along with Joun Wayne. She worked at a cafe on the strip in the 60s
I miss her show and kept hoping someone would create something similar to watch since most of whats broadcast now is pretty lame. Then I realized that there isn't anyone today with as much talent as Carol and her crew. It never fails to make me laugh when I see clips from the show. My two favorites are the Gone With The Wind parody and Tim Conway telling the story about the siamese elephants that were connected at the trunk. it was one of the funniest moments I remember seeing. I was introduced to Carol when I was very young. My mom bought the LP of Carol Burnett and Julie Andrews at Carnegie Hall. That performance was in "62 (and you can see it on youtube).
I'm so glad we had this time together, just to have a laugh a sing-a-long, seams we just get started and before you know it, comes a time we have to say so-long. Love you Carol! @ mymnss dot
remeber families sitting around the tube after supper and watching the Carol Burnett show? all laughing together and then we kids would be off to bed with a smile. off to our bedroom with no tv,no iphone,no computer, no video games.just happiness,and security.
That's exactly how I remember it too. The family evening television, popcorn that mom made homemade, fresh bed linens still warm from the clothes dryer when getting into bed after family gathered for tv entertainment. That comfy secure feeling of family made us all sleep well after great entertainment of the Carol Burnett show. Great memories.
Carol Burnett frustrates me because she reminds me what talent, entertainment and class was and that we might never see the same level again. If I had a nickel for every laugh she gave me, I would die a very wealthy man. Thank you Carol.
I love that Carol and Johnny had worked together and knew each other and had such a nice natural talk that we got to listen into! Love Tim too! I remember the Apple Dumpling Gang rides Again! I think i saw it at a matinee when it came out!
And then there were two, Carol and Vicki. Korman, Conway and Waggoner are gone but not forgotten. I remember watching the Carol Burnette show in the 80s when I was a kid and I enjoyed the amazing talent! Still enjoy it today. Thinking about checking out the oldest man and stella toddler clips🤣
iamlight..... She was too slender, especially for wearing leather... no figure. But.... What a great & wonderful woman she was, never be another like her, for sure. Now Vicki, on the other hand!!.......
Between Carol and Tim, Harvey, and Vicky, along with the rest of the cast, hers was the best comedy show EVER!!! No one will ever be able to match that show.
Loved that show. Laughed so hard every episode!
@Byrons Reward a
Carol Burnett is and always will be a living doll ! Such a gift to humanity!
An ABSOLUTE DOLL.
Yes ,l agree
So much class, grace and humility. Not common with any of the modern hollyweird types today. Thankfully, this channel brings back a lot of fond memories of the greats.
Carol Burnett is a living legend.
Carol
Burnett and Johnny Carson had 2 critical things none of them have now: they were funny and they had class.
Those of us who grew up with this generation of people, are very fortunate!
I am from England and I miss shows like these . The young people today are missing so much.....all they do is look at mobile phones.
and if they do watch television it's always about how everyone should be gay or how everyone is prejudiced . . . never just plain entertainment. . . it's always someone i is tying to sell them an anti-American agenda.
Exactly so much better then
Exactly right!
@@safetymikeengland oh look a homophobic idiot!! RELIGION IS A AGENDA!!!! HATE is a agenda !! GROW A PAIR don’t hate on something you know NOTHING ABOUT!!
Johnny Carson was a one of kind entertainer and host. Carol is still one of America's best treasures. And Tim Conway is is unmatched.
Tim Conway RIP..(December 15, 1933 - May 14, 2019.) none like him anywhere
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@@johnstitt3717 I was going to correct it. But nah...
I always thought that Carol Burnett was much more beautiful than most people gave her credit for!
She is. Really I mean really she is. As a kid I loved her figure. Girl next door looks.
Yep... and GREAT LEGS.
@@scottsteel4230 she had a killer body.
@@tyrearn9235 She was, and still is, just an all around beautiful woman.
@@scottsteel4230 I agree.
I am sitting here watching these incredible entertainers and wishing I could go back to these times...
I wish we could go back to the class of these times. Instead, we have Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, etc.. 🤦♂️
@@mimibee-3493 Re. Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, etc.., yes.
You need to beat the eggs 🥰
Add vanilla and milk 🥛 for taste. Lots of closteral though . cholesterol!!!!
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Man.... could you imagine content like this today? This is what made television great.
everyone says the same things - and rightly so: this will never come our way again..........
Problem is everyone today feels the need to be "edgy" or their not relevant.
Carol's outfit is a classic, and her grace, beauty, and charm shines. She was in her prime, and she was beautiful. I miss her show terribly. Never was there so much comedic genius on one stage. Ah, the good old days.
Michelle Adamchak my first thought was these days (2020) she’d have to have a padded butt (or Kardashian surgery)
AMEN!!!!!
She's thin. Very thin. But, it was the 70s.
@@kathyhansen9546 Mrs. Wiggins!
FOR SURE!!!!Always looked foreward to seeing the show!0
I love how Johnny was always so relaxed and it always felt like we were in his living room as he visited with old friends. Nothing forced, just so natural.
The only one that made him nervous was frank Sinatra lol
that is true. I never thought of him that way. never really did find him very entertaining but you are right come to think of it.
It was GREAT.
Carol was BRILLIANT in " Friendly Fire ".. Just BRILLIANT and I told her that Myself when I met her!! She couldn't have been More SWEET and REAL and Kind!! xoxoxoxoxoo
Some of my favourite memories of my mother are ones of her laughing at Carol and her genius group of clowns. Mom has been gone for a long time now, but everytime I see Carol, Tim or Harvey I remember my mother's laugh. I know you won't read this, but thank you Carol from the bottom of my heart.
I feel the same. As my mom's life was ending i purchased multiple dvd's of carol's show and watched them with her for hours on end. Never laughed so much in my life. I knew little of Burnett until my mom introduced me to her. Now I watch her as often as I can. Brings my mom back to me.
We only had 1 t.v. and when Carol Burnett came on Mom owned it at that time. I learned to love it too. Great memories
I feel that way, but with my grandparents. I use to stay with them all the time, and can still see them in bed, with me between them, watching the Carol Burnett show, and my grandfather laughing his ass off.
i know what your talking about
She is laughing with Harvey and Tim in heaven bro.
I like how genuinely nice they are with each other. They do seem like real people. They seem so humble as compared to so many of the superstars these days who are putting on an act when they are on a late night show. These people looked like they genuinely enjoyed each other’s company. They had their jokes they were bringing to the interview but the pacing breathed, leaving room for spontaneity. Love them all. Thanks Carol, Tim and Johnny.
This was 40 years ago and it's better than anything late night currently
Low bar but you are SO right. We have no interviewers today. We just have celebrities pitching celebrities.
Thomas Trout there are good late-night shows a few of them, but there isn't any more Johnny Carson's!
@@cascorick8253 I like David Spade's show, but really, compared to this, I can't name another.
I still watch them all on Antenna TV, I have no need to watch new shows.
It feels like you are peeking in on a private conversation...so good. Johnny always looked like he was really listening to his guests. Talk show hosts today are always interrupting their guest's story looking for a moment to throw in a joke bringing the attention back to themselves
Love Carol! I met here a few years back at Casino Niagara. Such a sweet lady! Hard to believe that everyone she mentioned are now gone. Including Tim, Johnny and Ed.Thanks for the laughs, ALL OF YOU! RIP. Keep on Truckin', Carol!
Three legends together in one spot. I'm glad we've still got Carol with us. I miss Johnny and Tim both!
Jimmy Stewart's poem about his dog who passed made me cry massive tears. It amazes me that Carol Burnett is a kind and humble today as she was back then. And RIP Tim.
The entire audience was in tears that night . How about the story about the home movie camera that got left out overnight and got chewed on by a bear? BTW Jimmy drove a Volvo wagon because it was one of the few cars he could get comfortable in. The seat wouldn't slide far enough back in most cars.
She was kind, accessible, and humble.
What a dream-come-true party Carol got to go to! And dance with her idol Jimmy Stewart? Heaven! Amazing she could walk and talk at all with all those giants! So happy to see this show, reminiscing about those stars, so sadly gone now.
She truly loved him. There are several videos of her through the years, where someone asked who her favorite actor is, and she ALWAYS answered "James Stewart". It was always "James" too, if I'm not mistaken, not "Jimmy". The crew even surprised her, on the very last Carol Burnett show, by sneaking Stewart on the show. Playing the piano and singing to her. It was great watching her cry at the sight of him, like a giddy little school girl.
@@thomasfleig1184 Does James Stewart dig the tall grass in the field in front of the trees with a shovel?
She is a wonderful woman. I loved the show and always admired her.
I never missed Watching This show every Friday night!! It's timeless& will be watched til the end of time. You're amazing Carol& you will always be my hero!! ❤️❤️
My dad went to the same Middle School as Carol Burnett in old Hollywood Ca 'Joseph Le Conte' on N Bronson Ave 'He graduated a few yrs before Carol 'Her improv comedy skits & cast were among the best ever..... Carol also had a good singing voice though She rarely sang on her show....
Two Iconic Masters talking together like best friends. Mr Carson was and still is in a class all to himself and as for Carol? You cannot come up with enough words to describe the talent and class that she has!
The two of them are wonderful and than we add Tim Conway. My Lord what a treat
Great entertainment.
It's too bad this kind of TV will never happen again.
When you watch Gullah Gullah Island Season 4 that re-aired on Nick Jr. in 1998!
I used to watch Carol's show and loved it. She and Tim were my favorites. See my moniker - the good old days to me and I miss these great performers. Most of them are gone now. I didn't see the late show until New Years of 73. Johnny was still doing sketches then and I was disappointed when they stopped.
Who is watching this during the pandemic lock down💖🙌
Why?
its been so much fun waiting for the virus to end
What lock down? I go out whenever I want.
Katie, you know that viruses don't end. They just go into hiding and come back mysteriously.
That's your own opinion
What a great interview! They're playing off each other, and just having fun -- two of my favorites!
I adored the Carol Burnett Show and Carson growing up. When I was very young (late 60’s/early 70’s), my mom stayed up late to watch him. I remember being lulled by his voice and falling fast asleep in my room.
In watching this particular episode and old replays of Carol’s show, I didn’t realize she was so thin. I recall many actresses, singers, and models were extremely rail thin back in those days but a lot of that was due to cocaine addiction as it was considered a popular and “glamorous” drug for the famous.
But, I think Carol’s weight loss was most likely due to all of the stress she was dealing with in her own personal life.
When this 1979 episode aired on Carson, her teenage daughter, Carrie, was struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. Carol opened up about it to various media sources.
In 1982, Carol also went through a painful separation from her then husband, Joe Hamilton, who had been executive producer of Carol’s variety shows from 1971 to 1974. They were divorced in 1984. She claimed Carrie’s addiction had brought a wedge into their marriage.
Sadly, Carrie died from lung cancer that had spread to her brain in 2002. She was only a year older then me.
I have much more respect for Carol in understanding all that she went through, and am happy she is still kicking and enjoying life.
I miss Johnny so much. There is no late night show that can hold a candle to him!
Look up Jack Paar (he was the host between Steve Allen (the first host) and Johnny Carson (the third host)).
Don't forget Dick Cavett!
As a kid, I grew up watching Dick Cavett's talk show in the 1970s (my mom was a fan and we would watch it together). Always smart, funny, interesting, and engaging. Like Jack Paar used to be.
@Berry Harbour Phillip Clayberg, above your last comment, knows who Dick Cavett is. Are you making a fuuny re: Sebastian ("Mister French") Cabot?
vincent: I remember watching "Family Affair" reruns in the 1970s. Great show.
I miss Johnny Carson he was the best and always will be
John Jaramillr Him and Jay Leno.
His comedy writers SUCKED, but his off the cuff and spontaneous jibes were the best.
When I was first started college and waited tables at night I’d get home in time to watch Johnny with my mom. One my fondest memories .i disagree on we lack good comics or late night talent . From Fallon, whose the best since Johnny to Tina fey , Julia Louise Dreyfus , Kate McKinnon and other SNL
And I never misssd carol burnett on Saturday night. Then SNL filled a comic void. Different genre but I i loved Gilda Radner and Dan Akroid as Julia child was classic
John Jaramillr jimmy fallen is adorable so not to be compared.
“I’m so glad we had this time together...”.
Imi
There will never be another...Thank you, Carol...
George Brown THEY TRULY ENJOYED WORKING TOGETHER AND FOR THAT WE ARE ETERNALLY GRATEFUL, THRU OUR DARKNESS THE KEPT A CANDELABRA ON HUMANITY ENTIRE ,YOU WOULD COME HOME TO TURN ON THE TV TO SEE THEASE THESPIANS DO IT AND SAY WOW THEY HAVE A RECIPE FOR LOVE🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏✌😁😂🤣😆😅✌😍👀🤝🤗🤗
@@carlosvazquez3263 so refreshing.
How is their 635 dislikes? Doesn't get any better than Carol and Tim.
I really miss Johnny Carson - seeing old clips of him takes me back in time so fast - to happy times and not so happy times, but Carson was always the greatest. RIP
I remember watching this...sneaking downstairs to the living room where my dad was nodding off, after a 12-hour workday, in this LazyBoy recliner, and mom was watching the TV on the sofa, with a Kleenex in her hand for her allergies...
Loved Johnny Carson: he always promoted talent and never denigrated guests. I learned much later how tough their jobs were, but they pulled it off like it was a Sunday afternoon stroll to the creek.
Thanks for posting.
I love it...stroll to the creek.
I love Carol! She is wonderful!
LOVE LOVE LOVE Carol Burnett! You make the world a better place with laughter
Carol, I LOVE your voice and your Laugh!
Thank you for your huge talent!💛💚💙💜🧡💛💚
My ex that I'm still friends with spent every evening watching Johnny Carson and leave for home every night right when it was over in the 70's until the show ended. ..Such great times watching Johnny. Thanks for sharing.
Best ... "I watch you between my toes" Carol is such a gift to any interview
When I was in high school, Don Ameche was a dear friend of our family. Whenever he was in town he would come to dinner and my mom would serve something like hotdogs and sauerkraut. He was the nicest guy and loved simple meals.
I remember watching his circus show.
wow!
@@treeguyable Me, too, Mike. That was all I knew him from for a long time. Then years later, after becoming an adult, I saw him in some movie, and I was like, "Hey, that's the guy that had that circus show! ... He's an ACTOR???"
Wow...great story...they are just simple people too who want to share with normal folks...
Loved him in “Folks”. A really funny movie.
In the late ‘60’s my sister worked weekends as a cocktail waitress at a dinner theater in Chicago. She had the opportunity to meet several stars who were headliners for various plays. Some were jerks, others really decent people. She said one of the nicest was Pat O’Brien. They had a birthday party for him in her modest little apartment. She has a picture of him blowing out the candles on his cake. She also said Ozzie and Harriet Nelson were very nice people.
I was born in 1965 and the Carol Burnett Show was THE thing to watch. So many wonderful memories!
You mean like Ms. Hannigan dries Sandy the Dog while her class say, "We love you Ms. Hannigan!" in the middle of Annie?
Bobby Burns me, as well. Can’t say too. Lol
I miss GOOD entertainers and Late Shows like this!!!!
Craig Ferguson was darn good. Check him out on utube.
@@ftoniaromano6480 I approve of your message👍. Lol,lol.
Please folks, check Craig out(on Jayleno Fly and other youtube channels). Next to Johnny, Craig could be very relatable to many of guests. Both had a way of giving many of their guests a comfortable and safe place to talk about themselves. Okay, I'll shush now😄.
@@vinyltapelover ❤️
What's wrong with the ones we have now?
Even Carson insulted Trump.
Ifihada Hammer Carson did it with a nice fun insult! And not bring up a President every single night and bash them like today’s crybaby assholes do!!
Carol is one of those people that you wish could live forever. (Although, my mom used to leave the room everytime she began to sing!)
Carol is someone I'd love to spend a day with. Betty White as well.
I liked her singing
@@lauriemashek5419 And Carol Burnett dries Sandy the Dog while her class say, "We love you Carol Burnett!" in the middle of The Carol Burnett Show: with Ethel Merman, Tim Conway!
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She was part of a powerhouse Saturday line-up that was unmatched in the 1970s.
If you missed her show you'd never have anything to say to your classmates on Monday.
All in the Family, MASH, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Bob Newhart Show, The Carol Burnett Show -- inspiring
CBS has a ridiculously talented lineup. That’s just unmatched.
Well-said
She was very creative and talented on her show. So funny and a great actress. Very pretty too.
R.I.P. Tim Conway.
As a kid in early 70s I was glued to her show......We dont have Actresses like Carol anymore .❤
Dolly Parton.
No, there isn't a Carol Burnett. But there are analogs.
I was in the audience for this taping.
I see her show on ME TV each night. Very shrewd lady who brought to her show the best in the business at the time. And what can you say about Tim Conway. For me he was the second Stan Laurel and one of the most talented comedians of all time. Those times will never come back but memories will never die.
Domingo F..... Tim, in "The Dentist" with Harvey was probably THEE ALL TIME funniest skit ever done by Anyone, Ever.... and what made it SO Hilarious was that Tim was "Off script" and basically Ad-libbed the whole thing (which he had a reputation for doing), which actually caused Harvey to "wet himself" from trying not to completely "lose it" on the show..... a fact that was later verified in an interview with Carol in the early 1990s.
@@Romans--bo7br I agree with you about the best sketch of all time in the ''Dentist'' episode. I learned from you that Tim Conway on that particular sketch was ''off script'' although as you well said he did it routinely and that ''off script'' situations gave the spice that sometimes was needed to complement the writer. That gives you a better idea of the talent that Tim Conway had in his profession as a comedian. He was a genius.
Gotta love Carol and Tim! And of course, Johnny Carson!
R I p Tim Conway who we lost this year he & Harvey Korman were funny
Nothing today that is called a late night show/comedy can hold a candle to Johnny Carson. He was the best. This show exuded class.
And all of them still alive are apologizing for their jokes from decades ago..........
when Carol touched her ear I suddenly remembered her being interviewed where she said she always touches her ear as an acknowledgement to her Mother? I think it was her Mum, anyway I think that's nice...thank you for this.
You're close...The gesture was to her grandmother, who raised her. Whenever she tugged on her ear, that was Carol telling her grandmother that she loved her.
Tim Conway was the funniest man on the planet.
Tim Conway is one of my all-time favorite comedians! They don’t make them like that anymore. This guy always makes me laugh!
Saw here a few months ago on tour, just as sharp as ever, was blown away. So glad i could see her live, what a genius (i only recall as a kid with parents watching her show).
Tim conway was comedic Genius.
And paired up with Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman - MOG my belly hurts from so much laughing.
Yes the trio of Burnette, Conway and
Korman, hilarious!
THIS was when entertainment was GREAT
WAS is the operative word alright..........
I sooo love this lady & of course Johnny.
Gawd dammit, they are hilarious together!!🤣 Carol and Johnny are on the same wavelength and feed off of each other on jokes and even general conversation...
3 of THE Greats...!!
Johnny, Carol and Tim.
Thanks for the UL...!
Hello Theresa, How are you doing?
Anybody else read her book? I devoured it and it makes her family skits even more hilarious and tragic. OMG She is amazing and one of my personal favorite people .
Brenda McLain I didn’t know she had a book. I’ll look for it. Thanks!
Yes I've read both Carol's and Vicky Lawrence's books.
The way Carol talks about Jimmy Stewart is they way I would be if I ever met her.
Watching the two of them together is so easy, so natural, I miss this conversational, insider stuff
To hear them talk about the movie stars I grew up with...as well as my parents. Plus Johnny, Carol, and Tim...sheesh. Talk about memories.
This is still as wonderful to watch now as then. Carol, who does not love her? Johnny, such a nice fellow! Bevs
When I was growing up, we didn't get to watch The Carol Burnett Show that often because my dad thought Carol and Tim were "too silly" -- so we usually watched what was on the other channels. Our loss!
Ditto to all that was said below. What stands out amongst so many wonderful things about Johnny is his genuine respect and appreciation for all his guests. He himself could sing quite well and was a great magician. Perfect guest - Carol Burnett. Hard Rock Miner the only difference with me was that it was my dad who was laughing so loudly. Oh what beautiful memories. Hopefully we will see late night hosts again with a similar ilk.
Soo many great classics here !!!! Like Carol Burnette, etc... WOW ...
who could POSSIBLY dislike this?!?!?!? true treasure's, all of them!
I absolutely loved the Carol Burnett Show and her cast of characters. Be well and safe everyone!
Thanks, for the memories....
But, I think Carol Burnett dries Sandy the Dog while her class say, "We love you Carol Burnett!" in the middle of The Carol Burnett Show: with Ethel Merman, Tim Conway?
Damn! Look how young she is! She is still beautiful in 2020! Rock on Carol
Clark was.from Oklahona and my mother served hom breakfast every morning in Vegas, along with Joun Wayne. She worked at a cafe on the strip in the 60s
46 and she looks terrific.
Just a year later she looks so different than she did in The Carol Burnett Show (no red hair) and GOOD....!
I miss her show and kept hoping someone would create something similar to watch since most of whats broadcast now is pretty lame. Then I realized that there isn't anyone today with as much talent as Carol and her crew. It never fails to make me laugh when I see clips from the show. My two favorites are the Gone With The Wind parody and Tim Conway telling the story about the siamese elephants that were connected at the trunk. it was one of the funniest moments I remember seeing. I was introduced to Carol when I was very young. My mom bought the LP of Carol Burnett and Julie Andrews at Carnegie Hall. That performance was in "62 (and you can see it on youtube).
PURE CLASS. People who are so big in the entertainment industry who get ga ga over their idols.
Gone are these GOOD days!
There is no school, like OLD SCHOOL!!
Yes I loved her show, and Tim Conway too.
Can you have Gullah Gullah Island: Dance Along with the Daise Family release on Sony Wonder DVD?
Hello Nancy, How are you doing?
I'm so glad we had this time together, just to have a laugh a sing-a-long, seams we just get started and before you know it, comes a time we have to say so-long. Love you Carol! @ mymnss dot
I love it when they talk about how they came up the ranks,. Old Hollywood..
remeber families sitting around the tube after supper and watching the Carol Burnett show? all laughing together and then we kids would be off to bed with a smile. off to our bedroom with no tv,no iphone,no computer, no video games.just happiness,and security.
I had a pocket radio made to look like a Marlboro flip-top cigarette pack that I listened to turned down low. WKRC had the Wolf Man Jack Show.
That's exactly how I remember it too. The family evening television, popcorn that mom made homemade, fresh bed linens still warm from the clothes dryer when getting into bed after family gathered for tv entertainment. That comfy secure feeling of family made us all sleep well after great entertainment of the Carol Burnett show. Great memories.
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That sums it up...
No iPhone here. Hate apple. Have Samsung Note.
I’m saving this one. Fabulous.
Tim Conway. That smile. I adored him.
Carol Burnett frustrates me because she reminds me what talent, entertainment and class was and that we might never see the same level again. If I had a nickel for every laugh she gave me, I would die a very wealthy man. Thank you Carol.
@Rick O'Shea Clearly a typo. 😉
Nicely put!
@Rick O'Shea yes
@@vincentsartain3061 yes
Carol Burnett is such a treasure. Her show was the best thing about the 70's. Well, that and Black Sabbath.
WELL SAID!!!!!
Why can't TV be this good anymore? Where the hell did the TV entertainment medium go wrong the last 30 years?
Carol your amazing thank you for all the wonderful memories !!!
When you did gone with the wind it was great with the curtain on you I loved it!!! You look beautiful to Carol!!! I will never forget!!!
Something I saw in the window and I just Had to have it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hello Katherine, How are you doing?
No Carol.. it's Y'ALL, not you all.
Great clip, thanks for sharing!
Love both Carol Burnett and Tim Conway! Both are icons! Loved the Carol Burnett Show! I have it on dvd!
All 3 , were great , and , Johny left a set of HUGE shoes to fill !
They've Never been filled!
Carol...Tim..And Harvey.......Ohhhhh those were the days !
I love that Carol and Johnny had worked together and knew each other and had such a nice natural talk that we got to listen into! Love Tim too! I remember the Apple Dumpling Gang rides Again! I think i saw it at a matinee when it came out!
And then there were two, Carol and Vicki. Korman, Conway and Waggoner are gone but not forgotten. I remember watching the Carol Burnette show in the 80s when I was a kid and I enjoyed the amazing talent! Still enjoy it today. Thinking about checking out the oldest man and stella toddler clips🤣
carol and Tim are two greats i grew up watching. Two of the best characters to ever grace the silver screen. Not like these imposters today.
I don't think I've ever seen her wearing pants, let alone leather pants. She's amazing.
iamlight..... She was too slender, especially for wearing leather... no figure. But.... What a great & wonderful woman she was, never be another like her, for sure. Now Vicki, on the other hand!!.......
The Tudball sketches on her show she made her tight skirt look great. She was a cutie .
Oh! Wonderful they were with the Stewart’s! Jimmy was her favorite star!
I love Carol Burnett!!!!!!!!!
she is amazing