Phyllis Diller, Gwen Verdon & Bobbie Gentry on The Carol Burnett Show | FULL Episode: S1 Ep.6
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- A very young, shy and giggly Vicki Lawrence fields audience questions for the first time and forgets how old she 😊 in this classic 1968 episode. Stream for FREE here!
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While there’s no truth to the rumor that “CBS” ever stood for The Carol Burnett Show, for eleven seasons and 278 episodes, this star-studded extravaganza of sketch comedy, song and dance became entertainment central for the network and TV viewers. Burnett operated in a relaxed theater setting that allowed her to take questions, cut loose with her famous Tarzan yell and join fellow performers Harvey Korman, Tim Conway, Vicki Lawrence and Lyle Waggoner to have a laugh or sing a song. The show received 25 Emmy Awards and eight Golden Globes, making it one of the most honored shows in television history.
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Vicki was sooooo young! She and Carol always looked so much alike.
I was amazed to find out she was only 18 when she started this show. She was in her 20s playing Mama. I can't believe she never won an Emmy for it.
V true comedy like this will never come back.they made us laugh so much.thank u so much for sharing.love Carol may God grant her many more healthy years.
Did you know how Vicki was discovered? Fan letters
Vicki actually looks a lot like carols real sister!
@@becky2059 But uf you read a bit about her she was actually into showbiz and was working her way to it and so eager to nail a chance. It seems that Carol, since she is a dear and always cared about her fans.. she most likely discovered her ambition and so decided to meet her and see for herself if the girl deserved a real chance and boy did she!! 😀
Mighty successful.
Wish Carol was still on the TV today. Miss her humor and great talent
Vicki Lawrence looks more like Carol.than her actual sister!. It's amazing! They were both beautiful! Love their short hair cuts!!🤗❤️🙏
As Carol told it, before production, she went to the salon for a cut, took her eyes off what the hairdresser was doing, and in an instant she found that all her hair was on the floor. Instead of screaming, she just whooped with laughter... that was her attitude. Instead of wearing a wig, she just started the show with this strange crew cut, and let it grow back.
Yikes! 👀 scissor 🤪 crazy!
Bobbie Gentry was stunningly gorgeous! She had a good singing voice too!
she is still alive.
@@joejones9520 but in hiding for decades. I saw her 18 years ago and asked for an autograph. She abruptly said to me, "I don't do that anymore."
@@eckankar7756 damn! Well, no man seemed to be able to stay married to her for long so maybe she's kind of mean?
Or picks bad characters? Most likely guys similar to her character when not on stage
And she as Billy Joe were tossing something of the Tallahatchie Bridge!
Wish they had more TV shows like this on today. These were the best.
Yes !
She mentioned on an interview a few years back that to make her show today, it would be way too expensive.
They'd sadly be trashy today.
Performers were expected to have talent and skills. I miss those days.
I agree, I loved this era. All the shows today is trashy. I miss the Carol Barnett show. I remember when they used to have Christmas special too. Those were the good ole days.
1976, Carol signed an autographed picture, and it was sent to my home in St. Louis (1st grade). That photo started me on my journey to Hollywood. Last week I landed a principal role in a studio produced production (which I'm not allowed to talk about). Between then and now, I had the opportunity to appear as a recurring extra on "Hannah Montana" and I nearly lost it when I saw Vicki. "Hollywood Squares" with Tim and Harvey. And an episode of "Glee" with Carol. Our lives intersected. Thank you, Carol.
I grew up watching her show and talking about Hollywood I grew up living nextdoor to Ruth Buzzi's brother Harold used to see and talk to her when she would visit Harold and family. I didn't get starstruck or anything like that but just remember her being very nice and asking me how I liked school and what I wanted to be when I grow up and I said that I want to be a Rock Star in a band she said well good for you sadly I didn't but what she said to me always stuck in my head even after all these years.
@@BeliaLastes I remember watching her on "Lost Saucer".
Great job pursuing your dreams
Right on! I'm stoked for you!
Thank you for letting us watch Carol Burnett today . We need this wholesome show in these days . I’m loving every episode .
It’s cool to watch Vickie grow thru the years… she really developed into a very talented comedic actress as time went on
Lucy helped Carol, Carol helped Vicki! Friendship and Brilliant comedians bonding together to change television. 🙏♥️♥️❤️💕❤️
The costumes were amazing 🥰
@@christienelson1437 Did you know that Lucy sent Carol ( I think flowers ) every year on her birthday. The announcement of Lucy's death coincided with Carol's birthday. Receiving flowers from your friend as you hear about her death. How horribly sad.
Vickie is more hilarious even today. 😊
@@christienelson1437 As it should be!
this was one of their better ones. pure and simple, direct entertainment. some people do not realize that phyllis diller was a musician in her own right- pianist- and obviously could carry a tune.
She also had a runway model body that she kept hidden during her comedy routines.
@@jacklow9611 - Phyllis Diller was ahead of her time, she'd be a successful haute couturier. Seen similar or crazier designs in fashion week runways.
@@celiajarvis3168: From what I understand, Phyllis had a body that a super model would be envious of, but she, for her own reasons, did not like showing it off, but preferred to show off her comedic and musical sides. Whether she designed her own costumes herself or hired a designer, I haven't yet discovered, but I'm sure she had input into them at least at the beginning of her career.
She will always be one of the great comedy icons of our times, along with Lucy, Carol, Ruth Buzzi and Imogene Coca.
I saw Phyllis play the piano with her eyes closed practically with her & Liberachi. Amazing musician. ❤️
As a musician closing your eyes to play is nothing. It was a show trick for those who don't know how to play.
“Blood is thicker than water but it’s harder to get off the floor” 🤣 classic
I don't know what is funnier: Phyllis or her crazy tail dress!
I was 25ys old & working 12hr.days.This show was my lifeline.♥️😊
I stumbled on this channel. Thank goodness I did! I watched Carol Burnett growing up and loved it. Thank you so much for showing these episodes!!
I started to think the Carol Burnett shows were lost forever. This was great to find this channel.
I watched Carol Burnett as a little girl. I laughed then and I still laugh today.
The dresses she wore on this episode were especially beautiful especially the sequined one she wears during the intro and the yellow mock neck one at (16:25). All the clothing and costumes were designed by Bob Mackie and so beautiful. He was Carols designer and performed miracles for her show every week.
MAMA was the number 1 epic character of all time...and Vicki as an 18yr old...WOW
I know it's crazy how someone who is older actually had to be a real live 18 year old once. My dad told me that you are a pansy and that you probably use iriah spring soap because your gross.
18 why she's was jailbait back.
Hard to believe this was FIFTY-FOUR years ago now.... It barely seems possible. Vicki was shy then but that was soon gone when she started playing all these crazy characters like Mama, who went on to take on a life of her own!
Remember that time back in the day when we gottogether and you got all my pubes in your teeth?
it is 55 years now !
I know 🥰 what you mean, I miss my Mom n Dad watching this after supper, I'm 57
@@youngb7ki ³3
I'm 51 and I have fond memories of watching this with my siblings or making popcorn and cokes to get ready for the show it was so fun and great time spent together as a family something that just don't happen much anymore everyone including myself is always in their phones
There will never be a show like this ever again. Loved every episode some I would laugh so hard I would cry. Love watching them again and I still laugh every time . I always love watching Phyllis Diller she was so hilarious
Hilarious twist when Phyllis Diller came out as Dr. Jekyll's wife. I feel sorry for the poor doctor! :-)
I ALWAYS absolutely LOVE and thoroughly enjoy all of the episodes. Carol and her guests were ALWAYS hilariously funny.😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
True geniuses. Thank you! I miss the good old days. Good old-fashioned genuine personalities.
I miss the good ole days as well of classic tv of which this will be.
I saw Carol several years ago "a night with Carol Burnett" and she was hilarious..that tug on her ear at the end of the show was a hello to her mom 💖.just love her ❤
to her Grandmother
Bull it was a hello to her grandma who raised Carol. So much alcoholism in her family. Thank god for her grandma n carol never took up drinking
Timeless. I love Carroll. It's nice to have some silliness and joy and love.
for sure
“Carol” is the all time best sketch comedian.
@@nibsvkh OMG, I didn't even notice. That's the worst. 🤦♀️🤭
As a teenager in Australia in the 60s I loved this show and nearly went into mourning when the show finished here.At that time most U.S. programs were about 18-24 months old before we saw them but even today the humour still exists.The best sketch was Tims'recounting the trip to the circus and the Siamese elephants trying to sneeze through their conjoined trunks.Vickis' remark about him finishing broke up the cast and the audience even here 12 thousand miles away.It is still available on a Google search or U tube.Carol turns 90 next April 2023.Bless her and all of the cast that have passed on.🙏🙏
Omg...Phyllis Diller in this (especially as the Judge in that skit) TOTALLY reminds me of Tracy Ullman playing Latrine in Robin Hood Men In Tights, every bit of how she plays the Judge, drooling over Lyle like Latrine drooled over Sheriff!!!
Carol will always be one of the very best comedians/actor/singer........ okay so she's one of the very best 😁♥️♥️♥️👍💕💕
Oh my! Phyllis Diller was brilliant!!!!!
I loved her as the judge. Also when ever her jokes didn't get an audience laugh, she would let lose her wonderful cackle.
I was 19 in 1968 and so I understand Vicky's behavior and they are wearing tent dresses too. Bobbie Gentry never fails to impress - such a wonderful talent she was.
I love these early episodes of The Carol Burnett Show......and Bob Mackie did a terrific job with the 'Sgt. Pepper' costumes
Great TV show….miss these types and quality of variety shows today!
The girls were all so cute in the Sgt. Pepper sketch. Phyllis Diller was hilarious. Bobby Gentry had a great voice. Love this show. Glad it's available on here.
Phylis Diller was an elegant gracious woman.
The 'foreign exchange student' (from Sweden) was hilarious; as was the running 'gag' about her 'age'. Also, the earlier monologue with Phyllis Diller featured some very funny 2 liners. And, she did it all without 1 swear word...much like the comedy of Rodney Danderfield and the classic back-in-the- day routines of Bill Cosby.
Or Red Skelton.
@@jacklow9611 I have seen, known and worked with some of the greatest clowns of all time. Red Skelton was the best of the best.
Yes clown not comedian. There is a difference.
@@markhorton3994: Yes, Red Skelton was one of the great clowns, who even Jerry Lewis said was the best, and Jerry was rightfully known as a clown. What I meant was that Red could deliver his monologues and jokes all without a curse word or anything that was even the least offensive PG rating. I believe the closest he ever came to going beyond it was in a skit with George Gobel about Christopher Columbus and the building of his three ships, and the line was, "It's a hull of a ship." (about the Santa Maria). Tim Conway could have been a clown when he wanted to be (and he seemed to want to be, much of the time) but Red *was* one of the best.
From what I heard (I was too young to see for myself) their live shows were not quite so clean ... cleaner than modern comics, but definitely not suitable for broadcast TV.
It is hard to chose my favorite of the guest performances, all three woman were legendary. Hearing Gentry sing a The Look of Love was a treat.
Her version is SO much better than Dusty Springfield's. More intimate, with that southern drawl on the raspy side of easeful.
This episode was first broadcast October 16, 1967.
Fabulous seeing Vickie Lawrence at the age of 18.
I would love to see Meryl Streep as Phyllis Diller in a movie about her life! :O
Oh My Gosh….when comedy was innocent and funny 😊
Wow- if Vicki was really eighteen then, she landed an awesome gig at a young age ! 👍
CLASSIC----All of them!! Phyllis Diller was so Great! ✨
Thanks for showing the FULL episode of this! My childhood was a brighter bc of Ms. Burnett. Seeing an 18 y.o. Vicki Lawrence is so amazing. L-o-n-g before Mama & that "Georgia" song. 🎵
I love seeing these but wish they showed the commercials from the time it was aired.
One of the biggest qualities Carol Burnett had besides making fun of herself was the quality of likeability. She owned her audience from start to finish. She was never like many of the entertainers of today, doing their best to be unliked!
Gwen Verdon is fluid. Fantastic dancer!
I love everything and everyone on the Carol Burnett Show.
Shows like this never exist.Such a shame.Thlis is true comedy!
I love Phyllis Diller.❤
In the beginning.. the old glittery tunic dress Carol appeared in 😀 mom had two of these I remember.. green and blue. I adored them when I was a little girl. She didn’t keep them, I never forgotten them. They were like nothing I seen before. More like pieces of a fantasy. 😄
My mom wore petal pushers and espidrils.
@@sharksport01 😅👌🏻
Loved this show. Phyllis Diller was phenomenal
The costumes, set and props for Gwen Verdon's number looked like they were created by Dr. Seuss.
I use to watch Carol Burnett Bewitched, and That Girl as a young little girl, I would stay up late on School night's or whenever just to watch to the end of Carol singing goodbye and waving her ear!!👍🏾😃❤👌🏾 how time's have changed!! Smh
She tugged her earlobe to tell her mother she loves her
*used to *school nights *just to watch the end of *wiggling her ear *How times
Actually it was her grandmother who raised her.
Correct! I read her autobiography a number of years ago.
I love the "Dr. Jekyll & Mrs. Hyde" sketch with William Schallert (best known as the father on "The Patty Duke Show.")
He was also on the Torkelsons that premired in 1991, on NBC.
I’m ridiculously happy to randomly encounter someone who remembers The Torkelsons!!! 💕
Bobbie Gentry is incredible!
Phyllis Filled was 95 when she died in her sleep in august 2012.
I was doing dishes when I heard.
We we're blessed to be graced with her funny.
RIP
YOU WERE SO FUNNY
Wow really impressive choreography on that song feeling groovy. Very good job .
Did anyone else notice how Gwen just so lightly hoisted herself into that man's back and crossed her leg? Really watch it over and over. It's nearly impossible.
hi, I slowed the speed down , to watch , 17:58 and saw that one of the other dancers helps her while another comes around with the blue horn to cover that movement. Then the helper dancer moves her hand to another dancer's shoulder. fantastic. it's around 17:58 . Thanks for spotting it.
THANK you! I had to watch it several times to see how she did it so effortlessly. Slowed it down finally. It ruined a bit of the wistful magic, but I could see the tiny running jump onto his back, the guy behind helping her up (and the little smile she gave him after). 🙂 She then put her right arm on the shoulder of the guy following them to take the weight off his back and seemed to almost float.
@@deniaridley yes, the teamwork is magical ! agree about the floating. thanks for spotting the smile. :-)
@@janedanceszoom6910 You're welcome..."anytime". 😄
And her smooth floor movements? She could give Michael Jackson a run.
Gwen Verdan, icon! And Lyle, looking perfect. So many great memories.
"Roger" is such an ill-tempered twerp in every single one of these sketches. Lol. ETA - Good Gravy! DId I just see Phyllis Diller as a drag king Beatle? I can go on to my final reward happy now. :D
I actually like Roger in most of the Carol and Sis sketches.
@@1bornconfused922 I like watching him but I'm glad I don't live with him. :D
I adore Phyllis Diller. Her and Bob Hope were great together.
Thank you so much for uploading this today. I really needed something to watch to help ease the stress of the day.
Hope you have a better day tomorrow! 🌻
@@JaneDoe-ci3gj - Thank you!
Yes, stressss
So true
Gosh, Vicki Lawrence is just too cute in this, being herself and as shy as she is! The chemistry and the gutbusting humor are two of "The Carol Burnett Show's" strongest traits! *LOVE* this show! also, I loved Phyllis Diller in "Did You Hear the One about the Traveling Saleslady?"
I absolutely just traveled back in time, sitting on the green carpet in the living room. Mom's Favorite tv show. An 11-year-old kid. I recall the episode. WOW. Thanks to whoever posted this. Quite the Memorie Recall Rush. I saw it in Black and White though.
What a gem this episode is❤.
So happy to see this uploaded! Amazon has the eps up but they’re all cut up. I was so disappointed to come up to this episode and not see Bobbie Gentry’s performance. I adore her voice so much.
Christina Romano, at time 29:30
Thanks again for keeping on with the full episodes. They're much appreciated.
And criminally under viewed...
Watching in 2022, lovely, hilarious.
These shows are helping me through some rough times. I really look forward to these shows every night. Thank you so much.
The old variety shows were like watching a Broadway production every week in your own living room
That Beatles tribute was like a foreshadowing of that Sgt. Pepper movie that came out a decade later.
Humor para toda la familia. Es divertido, original y con una gran cantidad de humor clásico.
This I feel is one of the best classic episodes. I don't think I ever saw this until now. Great of the 60s guest star Booby Gentry, Phyllis Diller and Gwen Verdon. There impersonation of the Beatles were excellent.
Bwahahaha Booby Gentry, too funny typo, or spell check.
Carol and Vicki remind me *SO MUCH* of my mama and aintie...
Ha ha ha nice one 😊
I'm a life long (or long life) fan of all these women. I never would have suspected Phyllis Diller could carry a tune ...let alone with a clear stable voice IN TUNE!! XoXo
I just and still do love Carol Burnett and her cast and guest on her show plus getting questions from her guest audience.
"I'll even cure your over-bite." In the context of their conversation, one of the best lines on the show. Phyllis Diller? lol.
Love Phyllis! Great comedian. Rip.
RIP ????
@@dianebrooks4724 Rest In Peace.
So nice to see a new compilation of our favorite Carol Burnett Skits
and Guests for some GREAT ENTERTAINMENT...!!
...they just don't make 'em like they used to. ❗ 💝💖🙌🌠💟😍✌
Love her shows amazing lady...
Carol Burnett was the absolute best show of all time!
There's enough hidden talent among the present to restart another electronic vaudeville series. Carol can host it!
I watched the show when I was younger. I had always heard about her sister, Chrissy but I’ve seen any pictures or video until now. She isn’t anything what I imagined. I guess Vicki’s resemblance to Carol made me think her real life sister would have looked more like her. That said, It’s great seeing this full clip of Vicki with the audience.
Chrissy is Carol's half sister (same mother), and her father was of Italian descent.
Chris does appear on I've Got A Secret in a sequence featuring young folks with celebrity relatives.
*but I had not seen any pictures or videos until now.
I watched this show sitting on the sofa with my family. We made sure to get the dishes done and ready for bed before the show!
We still do. Im drying.
I miss these shows and the simple life
When I was 8 back in 1987 I used to watch this on my 10" blacknwhite TV in my bedroom late at night. It used to run on channel 11 in Dallas IIRC. Still think how lucky I was to be able to watch this as a kid. Really helped my appreciation of comedy at a young age.
I did the same thing watching portable tv with volume low since I was supposed to be asleep.
I just love Harvey Korman, he was just wonderful!!!
Nothing better than Carol Burnett sketches! Even in 2022, Bobby Gentry is talented, grt music!
My fav was judge Phyllis skit!! 😆🤪 (Sorry but can't stomach the dufy goofy flower child music #, nor the beat-up beatles). 😥😵💫
Oh wow! I like seeing these shows that were before my time. So cool!
Phyllis is beautiful.
Bobbie🥰
Shame there are no longer variety shows on television.
Must be my age but I find America’s Got Talent and all the other so-called talent shows unwatchable…SYTYCD is the exception.
Funny how Vicky Lawrence and Carol Burnet has the same color hair and the same haircur, almost like they are real sisters.
*Burnett *have the same
Look at Ms. Vicki Lawrence! She is adorable here! She’s actually the same age of my parents. Hard to imagine them at her age here. 😂
On a serious note, it’s amazing to see what a true talent that Ms. Vicki matured into!
I was 15 when her show began. My family watched it for yrs. I didn't watch past the mid-seventies cuz i was in grad school and learning how to be a young man, but the yrs that i did watch it, Carol Burnett was and still is, one of the best shows in television history.
Charles Lane! Incredible character actor.
Real comedy at its Best
So happy that Carol had Phyllis Diller on her show. 😁😆🤣😂
This brings back childhood memories. I learned to speak English watching shows like this.
55 years ago? Omylanta. .I have become old and this seems just like yesterday. Sunday night's? Always a great variety show and ensemble of incredibly talented artists. 🙏👏
Cool hair and outfits!
love Carol's and Vicki's haircuts!
I was 6yrs old and remember it all! My Mother and Dad the whole family would watch every Sunday night so great!! I just love it still funny as heck 5O yrs later way ahead of time
Phyllis Diller would have been a wonderful Cruella de Vil🤩
Don't risk missing it. Go directly to 44:28 for one of the craziest time-capsule moments in the history of this show: a full-costume performance of Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by four female stars.
Wow, thanks for the tip! Mind blown.
Wow, Bobbie Gentry could really bring the funk. 😎
This is when I had a crush on Carol no kidding, I was 10yrs ols
Best TV then. Need this on today's warp world...
Bobby Gentry was superb.
Vicki looked more like Carol's sister than her real sister did!