Carol Burnett
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1968TV-GEndedComedy
Synopsis
"The Lost Episodes" is a collection of episodes that weren't ready for release. Time Life has brought them back for all to enjoy again. This series includes the debuts of long-running sketches like "As the Stomach Turns," "Carol and Sis," and "The Old Folks." And who can forget Tim Conway's first appearance on the show as the Oldest Man. Guests include Lucy, Bing, Phyllis, and Flip.
Episodes
Season 1
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- 1. Show #108Now viewing1968-11-0451mA Couple of Carol's fellow CBS stars pay a visit to the show. At the time, Lucille Ball preceded Carol as part of the network's Monday night line-up, while Eddie Albert enjoyed country life in "Green Acres" on Wednesdays. The soap opera spoof "As the Stomach Turns" finds Lucy and Carol portraying full-time funeral attendees who are booked months in advance, while Eddie's mortician character passing through town proves to be a real stiff. Amid all the craziness, Nancy Wilson arrives in Canoga Falls to integrate the town. The songstress chooses "The Folks Who Live on the Hill" for her solo spot. In an astrology finale celebrating Leo, Nancy and Carol share the stage for "The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener," a top-40 hit for Petula Clark.
- 2. Show #4221971-02-2251mA severely hungover Harvey Korman is taken to the cleaners by blackmailing "Fireside Girl Alice Portnoy," played by Carol. She's got pictures - and a few coins donated to the summer camp fund quickly grows into a wad of bills. In a "Carol and Sis" sketch, Harvey is all eyes when his dull tax accountant, Bob Newhart, drops by with his knockout wife. Everyone participates in the salute to MGM Studios finale, Carol and Harvey take "America's Singing Sweethearts" Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy to strange new comedy heights, while Garbo's first laugh, articulated by Carol, is painful.
- 3. Show #1071968-11-1152mFabray, Tormé and Rickles sounds like a law firm, one that specializes in entertainment. Want to see Don Rickles blow a gasket? Have him try to sell a pair of shoes to Nanette Fabray. He becomes so exasperated that he practically speaks in tongues at one point. Mel Tormé does a better job keeping his cool swinging through "Take a Letter Miss Jones." In a cameo as 90-year-old Dr. Zazlo, Harvey breaks out a speed shuffle that rivals the fluidity of future cast member Tim Conway's "The Oldest Man." The whole gang takes part in "The Tin Pan Alley Story" set in New York in the early 1900's. Melvin Potts (Mel) and Phoebe Panz (Carol) seemingly have a bright song-writing future together as Potts and Panz. Life intervenes, hardships abound. Showbiz may not be pretty, but it's pretty darn hilarious.
- 4. Show #0031967-09-1151mCarol's good friend Jim Nabors holds the honor of being the first guest star in the CBS network debut of her long-running variety show. He went over so well that he ended up starring in the first episode of all elven seasons. At the time, he was still riding high as the lovable hick in his own CBS comedy, "Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C." He and Carol play a couple of stumblebums at a ski lodge, then show their musical chops in an array of Broadway tunes. This episode also includes the very first "Carol and Sis" sketch, based on Carol's raising of her kid sister, Chris.
- 5. Show #5101971-11-0351mBeloved crooner Bing Crosby and beloved character actor Paul Lynde join the regulars for an unusual evening of song and drama. With a peace symbol on the backdrop, Bing brings a mellow vibe to a '30's/g0's combo platter of "Love Thy Neighbor" and "Put a Little Love in Your Heart." Paul dominates the "As the Stomach Turns" installment, portraying town masochist Mel Torment. He's scalded, smacked, burned and crunched, and relishes the frying-pan spanking he receives from huge Mother Marcus (Harvey).
- 6. Show #5221972-03-0151mEydie Gorme performs a fine version of "A House Is Not a Home." Conway refrains from singing. Instead, he and fellow cop Harvey Korman go undercover to nab a serial mugger. Tim dresses as the blond female bait. Every time he tosses his hair and makes eye contact, Harvey stifles another guffaw.
- 7. Show #5211972-02-2351mBefore Burt Reynolds gained notice through TV appearances, movies and his star-making role in "Deliverance," he broke into the business as a stuntman. Those skills get tested when he croons á la Dean Martin in "As Time Goes By." Nanette Fabray is far less physical during the song-and-dance production of "It's a Musical World." She and Carol later offer a rousing duet of "She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain" in honor of the first transcontinental railroad.
- 8. Show #0131967-11-2751mLesley Ann Warren joins Don Adams as Carol's special guests. Adams plays late-night show host Donny Bishop, whose striking technical crew has been replaced by inept TV execs. Warren delivers the Frank Sinatra standard "The Best is Yet to Come" in a song-and-dance sequence.
- 9. Show #0061967-10-0251mLucille Ball and Tim Conway both debut on this show. Crazy redheads Carol and Lucy dine at the Cafe Argentine, run by the lunatic Lunch Nazi Pedro (Harvey). As rival rental car agents, the duo trade barbs trying to sign up Tim Conway. His sketch finds him anchoring a news broadcast with no news, no weather report, and partial sports scores.
- 10. Show #1121969-01-0651mTim Conway is such a wickedly funny man that he appeared in many episodes of the show before becoming a full-time cast member in 1975. Big laughs begin once he joins Carol in the audience question-and-answer session. When Tim and Carol attempt to paint her apartment, every tool becomes a potential instrument of death. The ad libs fly and Time trots out the fluid shuffle move he perfected in his recurring character "The Oldest Man."
- 11. Show #0081967-10-1651mGuests Bobbie Gentry and Gwen Verdon perform "Bugs," "The Look of Love" and "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)." Phyllis Diller covers everything from fashion to bad driving in her monologue. Phyllis, Gwen, Bobbie and Carol salute the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" in full Pepper regalia with three songs from that landmark album.
- 12. Show #3091969-11-1752mAndy Griffith opens the show with Aesop's fable about the lion and the mouse, and narrates "Cinderellie," the backwoods version of "Cinderella" that closes the evening. In the "Carol and Sis" segment, Carol's husband, Roger (Harvey), is obsessed with Sunday football on TV. Carol provides and exaggerated instant replay of her departure, including a slo-mo sequence.
- 13. Show #5031971-11-1050mGuests Cass Elliot & Bernadette Peters. Cass plays the heavy-fasion model Suzie Shrimpton-in "As the Stomach Turns." Will she find true love with underground filmmaker Randy Wahoo? And what will become of Sister Ruby, the tap-dancing nun? The Carol, Cass and Bernadette trio performance of "You've Got a Friend" has a few surprises, but predictably strong vocals enriched by the Mamas & the Papas-styled harmonies.
- 14. Show #3161970-01-1951mGuests Vikki Carr & Vicki Lawrence. As Carol's sister, Vikki plays the voice of reason as Carol returns home drunk and despondent after her thirtieth birthday party. The cast and guest stars lampoon the acclaimed "Mission Impossible" show.
- 15. Show #5061971-10-0651mGuests Steve Lawrence & Carol Channing. Skit "As the Stomach Turns" has Channing as Jinx Vandenberg, Faith healer Sammy Swindell (Harvey) extends a helping hand. Carol and Steve mock the Hepburn-Bogart chemistry in "The African Queen". Channing drones on in her deathless Oscar mocking acceptance speech. Carol is Buster Keaton to Steve and Harvey's Laurel and Hardy in their homage eto slapstick comedy during the silent movie era.
- 16. Show #0161968-03-1852mSomeone's got a crush on Roger (Harvey). It's Gretchen, a friend of Carol's sister, Chris. That ju-jawed, goofy grin could only belong to Ruth Buzzi. Drunk-as-a-skunk matador Tim Conway does and interview before entering the ring, sparing none of the gory details of his profession. Tim's sober, but no less befuddled, when he and Carol survive a cruise ship disaster and wash up on a deserted island.
- 17. Show #5181972-01-2651mHarvey Corman and Tim Conway play workers hired to plaster a poster on a skyscraper on a windy day. The Tearjerker Theatre presents the classic "Sinful Woman" starring Carol as a former barroom floozy now locked up for murder and awaiting the electric chair, while Tim as a priest tries to sell her lotto tickets!
- 18. Show #3101969-11-2452mIt's hard to believe that George Carlin once sported colorful scarves, a double-breasted blazer, and a stylishly mod haircut. Carol and Lucille Ball play rival BWA stewardesses eager to please Harvey Korman as a Fidel Castro-lookalike hijacker. Lyle Waggoner and Vicki Lawrencee spread some good-time sunshine singing "Try a Little Kindness, while Harvey, Carol, Lyle and Lucy lampoon modern morality in their version of the movie "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice."
Cast
Top Billed Cast
Vicki Lawrence
Mama, Various Characters
Lyle Waggoner
Announcer, Various Characters, etc.
Harvey Korman
Various Characters
Tim Conway
Various Characters
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The Carol Burnett Show - The Lost Episodes has 1 season and 18 episodes.
When did The Carol Burnett Show - The Lost Episodes first air?
The Carol Burnett Show - The Lost Episodes first aired in 1968.
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The Carol Burnett Show - The Lost Episodes's status on TMDB is: Ended.
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The Carol Burnett Show - The Lost Episodes is classified as Comedy.