Family Show on The Carol Burnett Show | FULL Episode: S5 Ep.24

[@classicalaid1]

Carol treats her fellow workers as family and that is endearing and most memorable.

[@ashleymaria5437]

Nobody can top the talent of this cast. To be able to put on that whole production in just two days, you know all of them had to be the best performers in showbiz at the time!

[@FZ2HELL]

Exactly.

[@oliviadarling.]

That opening dress it's something beautiful.

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Yup. Bob Mackie, as always.

[@sistersisters26]

Love it…. Just beautiful.

[@mandyhorning3790]

The costumes were so cute! And that cleft chin drawn on Harvey's face! LOL

[@dpf5939]

Carol was always a big Betty Grable fan. With the hair and costumes she almost looked like Grable. She also did a lot of Bette Davis and Joan Crawford movie paradies. Always entertaining.

[@classicalaid1]

And Betty Grable is actually in one of the Carol Burnett shows on KZbin. Just type their names and PRESTO!!!! The very talented Martha Raye is in the skit, too. Betty Grable was world renowned for her shapely legs, which were insured with Lloyds of London for a million dollars.

[@randysills4418]

Carol and her husband bought Betty Grable's house...

[@barbarakratsios7836]

Carol and Vicki looked so adorable in those outfits! Vicki really looked so much like Carol, especially when they were young!

[@aimeefisher341]

I love episode, the way that Harvey just sings the same song over and over again 😂😂. I love The Carol Burnett Show 🥰❤

[@lindanolan6629]

Thank God for the staff of carol Burnett show. Love you love you love you!

[@AvatarPrimus]

17:19 Bob Mackie is a real genius, these designs are gorgeous!🤩😍

[@wmbrown6]

Historically, this was a defining moment: The last-ever show produced under Carol's 10-year contract with CBS signed in 1962 whereby Bob Banner Associates (which co-produced this show in its first five seasons along with Burngood Inc.) had a stake. Starting the next season, her shows would be produced on the network under the umbrella of Punkin Inc. (1972-76) and then Whacko Inc. (1976-78). But in this season was when all the pieces that would carry the show henceforward all fit into place. Adding Peter Matz as musical director for Season 5 was certainly a defining moment (he mostly led the orchestra on the show except for a few 1974-75 installments where Irwin Kostal did so).

[@jameswest8280]

They put all of this together in two days, I'm beyond impressed.

[@thequieterubcomethemoreuhe1198]

When I was a kid I always thought that Carol was the 'cleaning lady' & she just imagined herself playing in every episode! Why? I can't figure out why. I just know that when she was dressed as the cleaning lady, that was the 'reality' & I loved her & her song. Never get tired of this show!

[@alonsobars6649]

Carol is fanstastic

[@socalcrow3408]

I'm so happy to find these videos! Our Family always watched The Carol Burnett show..she is a comedic Genius

[@scottclauscreations]

I was too young to watch the show until about season 6, didn't know they did a whole show with one theme, this was a lot of fun! What a treat that there are all these shows that weren't shown in syndication and we can just watch 'em here now. And those Mackie costumes, ha ha...yay!

[@wmbrown6]

The funny thing was, the episodes cut up for the half-hour syndicated "Carol Burnett and Friends" all were drawn from Seasons 6-10, so when you started watching was when the earliest episode in the syndie bunch originated.

[@debbielockhart7762]

Me too. Born in 70. Watching Carol Burnett was a big part of our childhoods.

[@myrabraxton4289]

Carol Burnett just a geninue person! Wow!

[@gloriahammonds2762]

As a child I always loved to watch the Carol Burnett show and still watch it now she still touches my heart and soul love this show a fan for life 🌹🖤

[@Vic-on5ic]

Wonderful spoof of American musicals and the ending is so touching! All things pass, nothing is forever...

[@romakuzhlev5160]

Even the very ending of the episode was brilliant!!!

[@vickieharris9834]

❤🇺🇲 Happy Veterans Day ❤ you Carol Burnett

[@hannahchristinah]

I have been waiting FOREVER for someone to post the "Two Natural Beauties" video. I have this persistent core memory of watching it at my Grandma's house when I was like five. Those eye-boob dresses have lived free in my mind ever since.

[@joeburinskas8672]

Surprises me when I come across a show I hadn't seen before.

[@soulwork8391]

Two natural beauties😂😂😂

[@jameswest8280]

"A duet? Gee, that means we'll have to get one more person for the act" 🤣

[@fushia37]

Keep posting good episode! I never heard the whole song of I am glad we had this time together!! Great costumes! One of the costumes looked like Wonder woman!!!🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰👩‍✈️👨‍✈️

[@fannyjoselin2186]

Same thought crossed my mind

[@lindanolan6629]

Absolutely love Harvey Korman...gosh,soooo handsome ! ! Wow

[@cheetahpurrfect121]

Adorable spoof version of "Yankee Doodle Dandy"

[@mitzicarpenter2820]

Carol Burnette was way ahead of her time with a lot of her comedy especially The Family sketches, she is a comedy genius!! I wish comedy today was this funny and clean without all the dirty crap.

[@bolotabr12]

Thanks for posting 👍 😊

[@FIREBRAND38]

Thanks again for the full episode.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

My word, one sketch for the entire episode, that is a big undertaking. I wonder if they had done this more than once ... a show with no guest star to sing a song, no final musical number, no recurring or familiar bits (Carol and Sis, Oldest Man, Eunice, Tudball, etc). I just don't get what Carol meant in her opening greeting here when she said they did this movie tribute/parody in just two days. I had read that their usual routine was a week, from table read to blocking/rehearsing/costumes, to the final day's tapings (once for dress rehearsal, then in front of the audience).

[@AvatarPrimus]

41:58 These pimples... just crack me up!!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@randysills4418]

Carol Burnett was a great talent and a great open- hearted caring human being too! The don't make them like her anymore...❤

[@debbielockhart7762]

She's still alive.

[@maggiesace389]

How did Bob Mackie create amd get those costumes made in time? Wow.

[@juliomr6902]

Great 👍

[@loisraymcinnis6006]

I have a ball watching.

[@BenjiOrthopedic]

3:30 oh what it must have been like to work for Carol Burnett and Joe Hamilton...everyone's dream!! Gadzooks, I'd have killed for a job like that!

[@lehogarciasilva9040]

Genial 🥳🥳🥳

[@kenyattasimpson8468]

Buzz aldrin that's exciting

[@margaretgarnto6272]

Can you please see if you can find the episode of the Carol Burnett show that I keep asking for, the February 9, 1972 episode with Vincent Price and Eydie Gorme, Season 5, Episode 18? I would like to see that episode again so I can hear Vincent Price's recitation of the poem " Desiderata " and Eydie Gorme's Spanish language version of "The Way of Love " , and see the "House of Terror " horror movie spoof.

[@MonsteRu-sf4qh]

16:58 I AM MASCARA FOR YOUR EYES IS HERE!

[@ronaldcaricalsin8990]

Excelente presentación

[@fiovannss1223]

Excelente.... Sensacional...

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

I used to wonder what Carol meant when she said it was a "Family Show". I thought she meant it was a show with the Eunice and Mama sketch, and would be confused when it didn't appear.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

Same here, but then I heard that a family show for them was one without guest stars. Just the "family" or usual cast. Edit: I just read the video description above, and I'm right-- a Family Show features the regular cast, without a guest celebrity.

[@garyrasberryjr.552]

It was usually the last show of the season. It was a tradition much like how Jim Nabors was on the season opener (Carol considered him a good luck charm. Jim was the one that recommended that Carol and her family move to Hawaii)

[@TheMssFrancoisShow1]

First one here 🎊🎉 love me some Carol. I have tried reaching out to her but never get a reply 😢

[@AvatarPrimus]

31:20 This scene reminds me of the movie Wonder Woman, when also during World War I she too was in a trench with her love interest and then comes out to lead the charge against the Germans. Coincidence? I don't think so, besides Carol and Vicki's outfit somehow similar to Wonder Woman's and even the use of the same gloomy landscape with dead trees, I supose some writer of the movie has surely seen this episode of Carol Burnett Show and has reinterpreted it

[@wmbrown6]

And of course, Lyle Waggoner, after leaving "The Carol Burnett Show," was a co-star on the Lynda Carter "Wonder Woman" TV series. Wonder if the film's writer would've known of that.

[@arnedeneeff1183]

No lasers No dancers No clappers

[@michaelmcgee8543]

She acted like this was going to be the last season . This was 1971.

[@wmbrown6]

1972, actually. It was the last season under her old contract whereby she was tied up with Bob Banner's entity (Banner had been the producer of "The Garry Moore Show" where she first broke out into stardom). The next season, under a new contract (and new production company mounting the show, entirely under the control of her and hubby Joe Hamilton), they pretty much started anew with a new writing and producing team - but retained director Dave Powers and the other behind-the-scenesers. I remember too, after her new contract, Carol also doing the occasional special - what would be the final time she would do "Once Upon a Mattress" in the role she originally played; "6 Rms Riv Vu" with Alan Alda; and the show with Beverly Sills.

[@loisraymcinnis6006]

May God bless. 7:20 PM 13-Jan-2022. Thursday.

[@alldog222]

That 1918 Traffic was a pain in the A.

[@bloomingmagnoliaundermoonlight]

17:22 love Bob mackie

[@djquinn4825]

Marry the both of them? That sure is big of him.

[@mikedrown2721]

👍👌👏😊❤️

[@1970swimmer]

I wonder what ever became of Larry?

[@huss1205]

People were better, that's for sure.

[@brendaleverick3655]

Amen to that!

[@heydibarbapicon8280]

😊😊

[@j.m.r.7168]

Does anyone know who the gentleman sitting in audience was? He's asleep and Carol kisses top of his head. Always wondered.

[@heydibarbapicon8280]

😀😀

[@mikejohnson515]

First segment: Haza Magyarorczag!

[@nrvouspotatoe1519]

Wonder what happened to Larry the usher...

[@phosphofart4684]

17:10

[@andrelinoge6096]

Back when the Screen Actors Guild meant something. I don't think Carol is gonna wear no mask!

[@chrisn7259]

Nice grammar gramps.

[@andrelinoge6096]

@@chrisn7259 lol ok boomer

[@johnfd0210]

@@andrelinoge6096 Why even make such a comment? Just enjoy the show.

[@sundownsahara]

"If I were a fella I'd be an astronaut" 1:35 Ah, how deeply ingrained sexism is. Apparently you need a Y chromosome to go to space lol. No hate, I love Carol, but this made me kind of sad.

[@kingskidgirl2]

Ah yes, but look how far we've come since then! 👍🏻😃👍🏻

[@tomhaskett5161]

The first woman went into space in 1964!

[@nancyhowell4505]

@@tomhaskett5161 She was a Russian cosmonaut, in 1963. During those years in the USA women didn't have a chance to be an astronaut, unthinkable. Women considered too delicate, or not intelligent enough, especially in the sciences. I was old enough to face that kind of prejudice then.

[@MayorMcCheeseStalker]

Y'know what would help you get over it? If you made me a sandwich. No Y chromosome required there, Toots.