"A Special Evening With Carol Burnett" -- Closing

[@tommyrock4684]

American television has lost this kind of appeal. We were once a classy country.

[@pulpted9937]

with tons and tons and tons and tons of hatred and racism underneath lol

[@rricci]

Forced intergration NEVER works. Let the races come together NATUARALLY and go from there.

[@kendallrivers1119]

@@pulpted9937 and yet you still live here don't you?

[@kendallrivers1119]

​@@pulpted9937nobody needs or wants your negativity. Go spread your misery somewhere else.

[@rjam1974]

You know Tim Conway tried hard to not cry. Seeing him bite his lip as he walked away was touching. Watching this ending is very touching and pretty well done

[@sungod3078]

Vicki Lawrence was visibly in tears even as she walked away from Carol trying to be stoic through her exit.

[@playsbass1969]

THIS BRINGS ME TO TEARS

[@tamarasmiles5196]

was sad goodbye for many years of many talents

[@chriskorman6790]

May I add a caveate to all these heartfelt sentiments.As the son of Harvey Korman let me just say this shows legacy cannot be measured by rating points/or Emmy's nom or wealth or status but from the relationships cultivated by the show for all of those who were apart of it from both sides of the camera.If you really want to come to appreciate the legacy of the show read Wesley Hyatts book its a literary masterpiece.Wesley dedicated 3 in half years of his life to this book.The greatest day in the history of the Korman family is the day Carol threw my father over the hood of that car in The CBS parking lot I have Carol and Joe to thank because most of the blessings in my life came from my dads 10 years on this show and I could never repay Carol and Joe for that.

[@curtisslone7243]

As the son of Harvey Korman I assume that you don't need a stranger to tell you how phenomenal your father truly was, but I'll do it anyway. Harvey Korman was the rarest of performers who was equally adept at playing the straight man, and doing it better than anyone. His talent also allowed him to be wildly funny in his assorted character roles. Blazing Saddles and History Of The World, two of my favorite movies, showcased your dad's virtuosity and demonstrated how talented he truly was. Harvey Korman will always be appreciated by fans of great comedy and he is missed by the millions who enjoyed his talent.

[@itstheburnz]

Your dad was amazing...I thought he was incredible! There will never be another HK. Beautiful comments!

[@billharris1847]

Wow your dad was fantastic, on the show and in movies . It's clear how tough it is when performers when they get older, so it was great to see Tim and your father continue doing well in their later years even though Carol really didn't. Thank you for sharing him with all of us

[@computerweenie]

When your Dad and Tim Conway played in scenes together you just knew that you were going to go on a wild ride. The entire cast had so much talent. Thanks for the laughs.

[@fkd1963]

Do you think if the show went on to Season 12 that your dad would have returned? God bless your father and his contributions to the show and the industry. I hope Tim met him at the gates of Heaven. With a dental drill.

[@seywhut2985]

I think that was probably one the saddest moments in the history of TV and in the country. EVERYBODY loved Carol Burnett and watched that show. Those of us that were blessed to be old enough to remember it can still quote so many funny lines or imitate some of the characters from the show. There will never - ever - be anything like it on TV again. The timing was just perfect for that show and gave an uplift during a really crappy period in history. Hard to believe that's it been nearly 40 years since it went off the air. Where did the time go?

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

+seywhut2985 WELL PUT

[@DeeJayRoyalT2]

This was the most beautiful, sincere finale to a show that I've ever seen...or could ever imagine. Its hard not to get choked up watching it. How she got through singing her sign-off song without breaking down I'll never know. Its good to know she's still going strong.

[@ronaldpiper4812]

A pro and closed like no one could do it this special

[@umarbentley4953]

She cracked a little during her song but it's very understandable.The cast wasn't just co-workers but they were indeed family and they delighted in their audience.

[@lordcron]

So I'm a 42 year old African American man now. At the time this aired I was 9 years old. I Can't Tell You How Much I LOVED this woman and in some ways mother. I felt to close to her. It's so good to see this footage again! My heart just melted!

[@man975dog]

I'm so glad we had this time together-Just to have a laugh or sing a song-It seems we just get started and before you know it,comes a time we have to say so long.😩😫

[@kendallrivers1119]

This era in tv we will likely never see again. This was back when everybody watched the same shows regardless of race, politics, age etc. and they got 30 to 40 million viewers a week! Carol Burnett, late night talk shows like Carson, Letterman, Leno, Arsenio etc. Great sitcoms, sketch comedy shows and dramas. They were at the golden ages in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.

[@rosemaryguzman8575]

I'm 15. I've only been watching Carol Burnett for a couple of years and I've never seen a better show then this. I wish I was there from the beginning and I would really love to meet her. Watching this made me sad that it ended and I'm crying. I wish there were shows like this today and bring back some old ones. I know not a lot of people my age like this stuff but I'm that girl in school who listens to all the oldies between classes and watches the shows like the Carol Burnett Show and I love Lucy and Marshal Dillion but they won't know what it is. There's nothing wrong with that but I just miss all of this. Carol Burnett will always make me laugh and I'll never forget her. Her birthday is coming in April and she'll be 83 but she is still as good and I hope she is very happy😘😘😭❤️

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

+Rosemary Guzman NICELY PUT. ESPECIALLY FROM A YOUNG PERSON!!!

[@MaryPatricia]

Rosemary Guzman I know how you feel! I watch all the oldies all the time. Knots Landing is my favorite!!! Carol is so great. I hate all the modern music and everything I would much rather listen to 70s and 80s 😍

[@dougtaylor2803]

You have excellent taste Rosemary. I remember watching this in 1978 and if anything it chokes me up more now than it did then. Her show from 1967 to 1978 was a part of a great era in television and Carol and her fellow cast members were among the best of what was a very talented period.

[@diannelangevin2544]

Hi Carol and crew...it's obvious that peoples lives were enhanced by simply watching your show. It certainly was a staple in my home growing up and it's amazing how I can be transported back in love, light and laughter...when experiencing this farewell once again, so many decades later. Today, the year is 2024, and just know that The Carol Burnett Show and ALL of it's members, hold a very special place in my heart. Thankyou. Bless ❤

[@markdesollaprice5443]

Carol Burnett closing montage and one of the most classy curtain speech at the end of her 11th and final season of her show.ending with her emotionally singing her closing theme song "I am so glad we had this time together."

[@TroyandMilva]

I am so glad I lived through the 70s! Mary Tyler Moore, Archie Bunker, Sanford & Son, Dean Martin, Carol Burnett, etc...tell me, when was there a decade of TV and music at it's best?!?

[@christhorton6512]

I remember watching this and feeling so sad when she pulled on her ear lobe one last time.

[@jaxbus3000]

+Chris Thorton Me to.

[@lisagialucci2296]

Yes - very sad 😭

[@Janadu]

It was the saddest day of my life when this show ended. I grew up with Carol. I was just a small child when I fell in love with her on the Gary Moore show. Watched her own show from grade school until I had my first job after college. I will always love her and think of her as part of my family. Enormous talent and a wonderful human being....

[@hardlines4]

One of the greatest shows and entertainers ever!!! sad today's TV is filled with so much garbage.. thank you Carol for real entertainment that we once had!!!!

[@getkomfy8830]

This is how every director and producer feels after the wrap party ends. This is also an era of television that MUST come back.

[@billharris1847]

But it can't. Sadly. Has to have 9 eff words a minute to even get to air now

[@Biggerbyte]

Carol, I was 15 years old here. I'm 54 now. You are so very missed.

[@mountainsaunter2061]

Sure do miss the days when television was worth watching. Thanks for the memories.

[@Biggerbyte]

I was 15 when this show aired in 1978. I'm 51 now. I think back at how much better life was then on so many levels. The tinnitus and dry eye that I did not have then is enough to wish the clock could be turned back. We miss you, Carol. You helped to make our lives so enriched.

[@littlebit080780]

Just curious, and I apologize if I've asked you, but I'm asking everyone who is a Carol Burnett fan, I vaguely remember a sketch years ago, that involves Carol working, I think in some type of an office like a BANK maybe, and she is wearing a HUGE curly blonde wig that is all teased out, at the end of the sketch the wig gets pulled off her head and she is wearing a short dark wig under it, does that sound familiar to you at all? ANY help with this sketch is appreciated.

[@KatieLL]

littlebit080780 Was that with Tim and he played Mr. Tuttle? (Today's date is June 1, 2015.)

[@littlebit080780]

KatieLL It wasn't Tudball and Wiggins, it was something else, but I can't remember what.

[@KatieLL]

Did you do an internet search for "The Carol Burnett Show skit characters"?

[@bama1usaf]

Biggerbyte I was 16 when the show went off. I remember this episode. I cried. We could sure use them all again. Love Carol and the cast Thus WAS family time at its best.

[@paulineg20024]

I wasn't even born in this era but.. I've spent the last month watching The Carol Burnett Show (that I discovered by chance, watching songs Maggie Smith did with Carol and then discovering the wonderful ones Julie Andrews and Carol did together, their friendship) and I, who never had TV (by choice) and isn't even American (;D), I found it soooo funny, so great, compared to some TV crap from today.. Carol seems really nice and she's so amusing :) I've discovered the great Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence, Tim Conway and Lyle Waggoner, their funny sketches and everything... They make my days during that corona-time brighter. And today, comes that video after another one and I saw this and cried big fat tears.. I don't really know how on Earth I can get so emotional but.. Well, here it is, you made my days nicer Carol, even if it was in 2020 and no 60's or 70's and even if it was on youtube and not TV. But that, really is amazing. To be able to please so many generations, it really is something. Thank you

[@chey6380]

I couldn't even make it through the video without crying. Had to scroll down and read the comments because watching it made me emotional.

[@frankie9195]

Ahhh the purest form of live comedy The Carol Burnett Show.! There will never be a group of talented individuals come together to entertain us such as she over the years. Thank you for the time together Carol and company🤗

[@rioboy13]

The Cleaning Lady character was ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT and oh so endearing. She was humble, her duties; moping, sweeping, etc. weren't glamorous nor high paying, yet watching her performing such tasks with a great broad smile, is how she swept her way into our hearts. I know this was all done by strategic design (and it worked BEAUTIFULLY of course). And I also think women related to her because she was '"every woman" and men loved her because she had a maternal streak to her. She reminds many of us whose wives, sisters, mothers, grandmothers or aunties were indeed cleaning ladies themselves, and as meek as the job itself maybe...it is an HONEST job.

[@apachespirit6270]

I remember this last show,Mom,my little sister and me,cried.There will never be a show like this ever in a million years It was real and everyone was enjoying themselves.That's is one of many reasons why the show was funny. What a fun show. ''I'm So Glad We Had This Time Together'' Thank-you Carol !! Vikki,Tim,Lyle and where ever you are up there ,Harvey! xxxooo

[@Biggerbyte]

I cried through the entire video. It was like yesterday when as a young child was so disappointed to see her leave. I was so ready for bed by the time Carol would sing her song. My Dad would carry me to bed and tuck me in. I'm about to turn 49 years old now. Carol, we all miss you, and the rest of the gang so much. Television had it right back then. You are amazing.

[@leelee8406]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MISS BURNETT!!!...YOU'RE ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE ACTRESSES/COMEDIANS...ABSOLUTELY LEGENDARY!!!🎂🍨🎁🎈🎉🥳💐...THIS SHOW WAS INCREDIBLY AMAZING!!!👏👏👏

[@edcastrillon3214]

Bittersweet. Whenever I see these shows I can't help but think of my Grandmother and i sitting in bed eating saltine crackers with peanut butter and jelly or cheese and salami on them and watching these shows laughing ourselves to tears(The Family skeetches were our favorites with Eunice and Mama).Those were some of the best times of my life and I'm so blessed to have those memories with Gran and Carol and Friends... I'm so glad we had this time together...

[@robdewey317]

ED CASTRILLON 🤗

[@jad8123]

I remember watching this originally. I’m 56 now. When she said goodbye to Vicki and they hugged you knew it was truly the end. It was such a good show. CBS had great shows and a great lineup with MTM, Bob Newhart and Carol. I loved Saturday nights. A TV dinner and a great TV lineup. I was living large. Good memories!

[@chriskorman6565]

My father was gone from the show for a year so when he went back to walk through it was hard for him.It was emotional for him to do that and he did it for Carol.I cry when I watch this.This was a seminal moment in the lives of alot of people on both sides of the camera.I would say that the ratings and emmy awards dont' truly measure what this show meant to alot of people especially coming out of Watergate and the Vietnam war.This show was a beacon of light to many and for me that is the legacy of this show.

[@annrodriguez2891]

Saw this!!! Loved and still love Carol❤❤❤😂

[@callmekat7543]

I am crying I may be 11 but I love carol and this is so sad she is holding back her tears but I can't it is so sad I don't know how she did it

[@PimpDragon108]

I can't imagine there will ever be a more fitting, more heartfelt series finale than this. Carol Burnett is one of the finest comediennes to ever grace a stage or screen. This show was the greatest sketch comedy show ever and I don't think anything will ever surpass it in my eyes.

[@littlebit080780]

Just curious, and I apologize if I've asked you, but I'm asking everyone who is a Carol Burnett fan, I vaguely remember a sketch years ago, that involves Carol working, I think in some type of an office like a BANK maybe, and she is wearing a HUGE curly blonde wig that is all teased out, at the end of the sketch the wig gets pulled off her head and she is wearing a short dark wig under it, does that sound familiar to you at all? ANY help with this sketch is appreciated. I'm pretty sure it was from season 11.

[@johnkellett2669]

Carol you have always been loved, you are still loved and you will always be loved

[@gabrielhalston6726]

Did anyone notice Jim Nabors among those walking off stage at the beginning? Nabors appeared on the first show of every season as Carol's "good luck" charm. You'll see him here again..on the very last show...walking off at the :37 second mark (grey jacket/blue shirt). This series finale, in my opinion, is one of the best -- and most moving emotionally -- in television history. Very sad.

[@websurfin9575]

I well remember watching that (sign-off) as a kid. Those were the days when television had QUALITY performances to offer their viewers! Carol & her show will go-down in history as one of the "few" programs that will prove to be..... TIMELESS!

[@michaelhudecek2778]

If I could I'd give a great big hug to Carol!!

[@abandoned-mines-novascotia]

Such a breaking of the "4th wall", for the time. Yes, this was a goodbye - but I remember how multiplied the moments felt with the choice of a naked stage for the last 5 minutes of the show. After over a decade of watching the show, this ending had such a stark impact via the setting of the actual stage revealed. *CBS Stage 33* , in a pre-internet era, that all of us at home never had an inkling of what the live audience saw. These kind of literal "peeks behind the curtain" were extremely rare on network television. In watching this, it's amazing to think that just behind those stage walls were all the Price Is Right games... the big wheel... Plinko... etc. Plus Match Game and The Red Skelton Show, at the time. Many game shows were to come later in the 80's, to Stage 33. That very stage and seats you see in this clip is where EVERY Price Is Right show was done (even up until today)... in fact, CBS Stage 33 was officially renamed in 1988 to *The Bob Barker Studio* after the 5000th episode of TPIR. Today, *Real Time With Bill Maher* (HBO) is shot weekly on that same stage... and of course, The Price Is Right.

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

I wonder where that infamous book is and how many people signed it.........

[@sungod3078]

I can only think of three custodians of that autograph book: Carol herself, corporate CBS, or The Smithsonian Institute where some of her show memorabilia are kept.

[@the60skid48]

Made me cry when this went off the air. It was part of all our lives for 11 years. ❤

[@TheHisrose4]

Watching this is like getting your heart broken again.

[@mixon270]

their will never be another like Carol Burnett

[@toddtamberelli2549]

Definitely one of the most emotional goodbyes ever seen,forever timeless.

[@josephwalther8281]

Vicki and Tim are trying really hard not to lose it behind their smiles. I can just imagine their feelings at that moment. A very nice ending to a fun and funny show.

[@SuperWolsey]

I can tell Vicki was about to once she got past the camera.

[@b.jlovett]

The Carol Burnett show left us many years ago, but one thing is for sure. The show will always be in our hearts forever. We love and miss you guys.❤❤❤❤❤😢.

[@mixon270]

i aint gon lie this brung tears to my eyes because we'll never have it this good in television again

[@randolphgarcia3494]

(RIP) LYLE WAGGONER, HARVEY KORMAN & THE LATE TIM CONWAY. THIS IS TRUE TV HISTORY & VERY SAD TO WATCH. BUT MS. BURNETT WENT OUT MORE OR LESS ON TOP. WE WILL NEVER SEE A TV VARIETY SHOW LIKE THIS AGAIN. MOST OF THE PAST TV GREATS HAVE ALL PASSED ON NOW, SHE TRULY QUIT AT THE RIGHT TIME FOR HER. I WISH HER WELL IN HER ELDERLY YEARS.

[@Mochrie99]

What a beautiful tribute Carol paid to her fellow actors and actresses who made one of the most remarkable shows of all time.

[@mohavea66]

God Bless You Carol Burnett Show.

[@renadocasimiro]

Remembering This Last episode.I was still a kid..i 💙💚💛 To Watch Carol Burnett Show.. Thanks For The Joy & Laughter You Bring / Still watching Re Run From The Philippines..

[@good03boy]

Greatest Variety Show Ever, Period! Thanks Carol, Harvey, Vicki, Tim, and Lyle.

[@chriskorman6790]

My father said this show had marriages divorces,children/turmoil,temper tantrums and that was just him.My dad never realized his value as a performer till he got inducted into the HOF in 2002 with Conway,Mackie,Stapleton,Frankenheimer.My dad never thought he would be there with his idols skelton,Burnett,Benny,Carson..Went with the Wind cemented my father along with Carl Reiner and Art Carney as one of the greatest sketch comedian of all time.Thats because of Rick Hawkins and Liz Sage and the brilliance of Bob Mackie.I miss my dad and his genius and he shared his process and craft with me about comedy over the years.I preferred my dad not breaking up with Conway.I thought outside of his work with Burnett my dads best work was Blazzing Saddles which he wouldn't have gotten had Anne Bancroft not seen him on Burnett.She Told her Husband Mel Brooks about my dad,

[@djmoch1001]

Just from the way Carol is speaking shows just how much she loves and respects her fellow cast members and all the crew of her show. What a classy way to end an incredible 11 year run.

[@1limey1a]

I'm fully comfortable in my manhood when I say that I lose it when she starts singing and her voice starts to crack. T.V. just isn't the same without her on it!

[@michaelgoodman2672]

I agree this was one of the saddest moments in TV history! God Bless You, Carol Burnett!

[@thereal001]

OMG!! I remember when this aired on CBS!! It was the saddest day in tv history!! I found myself crying like I did so many years ago...This show was not only one of the funniest shows EVER to hit television, it also brought families together!! I can remember that every Saturday night our whole family would gather to watch this show... I was 1 when this show first started and when it ended I felt as if part of my life died.... Great post!!!! Thanks for the memories!!!!

[@coolsweetgroovy]

always makes me tear up

[@RaceIsOpen]

As a kiddo, this was so hard for me to watch. She brought so much happiness to me and others on this great show. She was so graceful and was one of my kid crushes! lol.

[@shirleywalkowicz6248]

Carol Burnett had many wonderful & great shows!

[@MaleOrderBride]

What a tearjerker! Oy! I am bawling my eyes out. She was such a classy woman. This is how you should end a TV show. On a high...not getting cancelled due to staying at the Fair too long. She knew it was time to go. The final speech the perfect mix of humor and sentimentality and respect for her castmates. I don't know how she was able to sing that song with breaking down...i couldn't. God Bless Carol!!

[@HardRockMiner]

This show was my moms favorite. We use to watch it together. This grown man is not ashamed to say that I am writing this comment thru eyes full of tears. Thank you for the laughs Carol. I love you and so did my mom.

[@outand38]

In watching this, it shows how smart people know when to end. Carol Burnett wasn't the only person who called it a day at the top. Look at Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke, Bob Newhart, even Gleason with the "Honeymooners" 39. That's why we love them still today.

[@tylerdurden3347]

I remember watching this show as a kid. As the 4th of 6 kids in a Catholic family, The Carol Burnett Show was one of the few shows we all watched back then. All of us kids and my mom joined in with Carol when she sang the song for the last time. My middle sister was crying because her favorite show wasn't going to be on anymore.

[@hangdogdaddy38]

I watched this live as it happened and was fine until she started crying. Never thought I would get to see it again. She and the members of the show were brilliant. They don't make fun family shows like this anymore. Sad.

[@williamschlenger1518]

One of if not the best comedy show ever ended that night.😔

[@StaunchComic]

I grew up loving Carol Burnett! No greater talent! And not a nicer lady!

[@zach2401]

I’m 36. I’ve seen this clip many times. It still moves me to tears every time I see it. Truly one of the best shows ever made ♥️

[@tammcphail1995]

Amazing cast. At 58 I remember few shows that were memorable. This was one of them. Much love from Canada

[@shirleywalkowicz6248]

I remember this & it made me cry like crazy.❤🙋‍♀️

[@viciousv422]

Dear Carol. These tears I'm crying...Please. Know you will live forever.

[@playkma]

My eyes started sweating(that’s what I’m calling it) during her song.

[@ToddGilmore]

Ten of the most tearful minutes in the history of TV.

[@timm9631]

Wow,, so special! So much talent, so many laughs. Absolutely legendary cast and brilliant comedy! What a beautiful signoff!

[@Egirl-j2y]

Honestly it looked like a lovely show, I was born long after this show. But seeing this clip i know that i haven't and never will see this sort of television again

[@richardhutchison3123]

What a great lady. I think she has a special place in all of our hearts forever. She is right up there with Lucille Ball and Mary Tyler Moore!

[@kidsshowfanatic0902]

As she's singing you can truly hear the emotion in her voice, I had only read about this in one of her books, and I'm going to quote someone saying "after Carol had sung I'm So Glad We Had This Time Together for the last time, there wasn't a dry eye left in the studio" well I believe it. Carol had, and still to this very day has a very kind, warm heart. The show came on with style, and it went off with style. Thanks to Carol for the laughter, tears of joy, and just overall warmth of her heart

[@diegojimenez8757]

this is ripping my heart out. she is just so stunning

[@juanvallejo8826]

The Carol Burnette show was the last of the great comedy/variety shows that were created along the lines of the "Dean Martin Show" and "Laugh In". When Carol gave this last farewell monologue it was truly the end of an era. There will never be or ever can be a show like this again. It was an experience.

[@ldclyw]

The first time I saw the Carol Burnett show, was over 20 years after it went off the air as reruns. And I feel in love with it at the age of 8. Carol became my female TV idol. The show was great in that it included not only pop culture from that time, but also things that have stood the test of time today. I am glad that Carol was able to share her comedic genius with the rest of the world.

[@k.t.folsmeyer1023]

Total class act, thanks for this sweet memory.....

[@italobambino43]

I remember watching it to, I was about twelve, in fact we never missed it, I had to be in on Saturday night when the street lights came on, that was my que to come in to the house to get my bath, and then we would watch Carol Burnet. This show makes me feel very good, and that I recall my mother and father who are now gone. BTW, this show aired two days before my fathers 50Th. Birthday which was March 31st. ! The Mary Tyler Moore show also ended in 78" as well, that was a big good by to.

[@davalvideo]

My eyes welled when I watched that for the first time since it originally aired. Man I miss her show.

[@TheStuport]

Smiles as I wipe my own tears...knows all too well "that feeling" that this show always gave me back in my childhood....Like Family I will ALWAYS hold onto my memories and tug my ear silently with a wink and a smile! Cheers

[@caribflavor]

***** I am about to cry watching this :-(

[@TheStuport]

caribflavor Welp....like most things in life we must move on...but it's grand to be able to close our eyes and "go back" in memory!! AND....we got's to tug our ears for Youba Tuba and being able to actually see all these wonderful video's of our youth!! Crying is good for the soul...because laughing always heals the heart! Cheers

[@cut1986]

She is an American treasure who needs recognition again. We really miss her talent today. Those around her were so special as well.

[@RaginRonic]

THE way to sign off a successful TV show after a long run. Leave nothing hanging, and be honest and truthful with your audience about your decision to end the series. Carol and Crew got it right, right here! Much eternal respect and love to all of those talented people, be they living or passed on. =)

[@stephaniesoutherland6493]

Love you Carol!!! Happy Birthday!!!!

[@bjoelfn55]

Just last night I'm flicking through the channels and there is nothing on tv with humor creativity and just plain entertainment. I said to my wife I wish there was a show on like the Carol Burnett show. What a shame. So I put in an Andy Griffith show tape. Oh well maybe TV will change, I really hope so.

[@CarlMartenMusic]

Best sign off to end a show that I ever seen!

[@matthewmarsigliano3613]

I will always love Carol Burnett and The Carol Burnett Show

[@WeekleyProductions]

I don't care what anyone says. I may never be in the acting or film business but from what I've seen and what I know... 11 years worth of shows.. Everyone making it happen is family. Carol Burnett Show, M*A*S*H, and The Golden Girls are all examples of shows where everyone was family. Heck even the cast and crew of Harry Potter seem like a family now. TV has it's perks now day along with movies but... shows like The Carol Burnett Show were the best, ever.

[@862leon]

i know what you mean. my family and i NEVER missed this show... there was always laughter in our home, but when this show came on, we were not the same

[@captcorajus]

I use to watch this with my parents for many many years. I was 13 when this aired and I remember being with them and crying a little during the last show.. They're long gone now, but this brought them back to me... for a moment.

[@wildwillie7792]

What a beautiful woman, my gosh... I love you Carol... And thank you

[@PhilChandlerArts]

This aired over 40 years ago... wow! I’m almost getting choked up watching this now. What a great show it was.

[@callmekat7543]

And also she is so kind to everyone

[@stephaniekelly8754]

What a fabulous ending...got me quite choked up❤❤❤❤

[@Tibbzbbz]

I'm 16 years old and crying like a baby, Carol... that fantastic woman, you deserved every applause you ever got!

[@nerkymusselman8843]

pure genius all the way around! thanks carol.💋

[@lenwelch2195]

NI was born in 1962so I was 5-16yrs old when Carol had her show. When it was time to watch Per our entire family gathered around the TV in my childhood living room and each time we laugh we would look at each other sees each other with joy in the show,I got the joke it was a good experience that I had with my family watching her. When she sang this song at the end and said you have time for things you have to do with it you do you have to leave your dream but the best time of all Quizlet I’m sitting here with you and for me that means my family and my mom and dad are now long gone Bacon I don’t have to close my eyes to remember what it was like to have my parents and my siblings all huddled together in the house it is that we no longer own that will never be duplicated it was it’s a memory it’s a wonderful memory care of felt like if a family member she was at our home for an hour every week and you feel like you got to know her she was real genuine and she was kind. I feel like God has allowed her to live so long because this world needs her she helps us to be happier a kiteLaugh ordered things don’t go well and not to be buried in agony but to laugh at it is part of life and it just moving on it’s a great way to deal with pain. A joke when someone makes you laugh the complexion of your day can completely change and you can start the whole day over there when you give the gift of laughter your loving someone.

[@vfw454]

Her and Lucy had to be the best two female actress on TV ever.

[@stormwarning1693]

Love you, Carol.

[@cathygray3467]

All i know is this...i was a poor child and this show brought me laughter. Ill love it always now at 55 i still catch it and laugh. They were all truly talented in the most classy way. God bless them all..thanks for the memories

[@82ndairproud]

And thank you Carol for being one of the most brilliantly funny people to have graced our lives.