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The Carol Burnett Show - Season 8
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Title: The Carol Burnett Show

Overview: The Carol Burnett Show is an American variety/sketch comedy television show starring Carol Burnett, Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence, Lyle Waggoner, and Tim Conway. It originally ran on CBS from September 11, 1967, to March 29, 1978, for 278 episodes and originated from CBS Television City's Studio 33. The series won 25 prime time Emmy Awards, was ranked No. 16 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time in 2002 and in 2007 was listed as one of Time magazine's "100 Best TV Shows of All Time."

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Average Vote: 7.6 (59 votes)

Cast

  • Various Characters: Carol Burnett
  • Various Characters: Vicki Lawrence
  • Self - Guest: Tim Conway
  • Various Characters: Harvey Korman
  • The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 184 (#803) (Season 8 - Episode 1)

    With an A, B, C; The Family: Brotherly Love; Toilet Tissue; One Life; Bedtime Honesty; Just a Gigolo; The Gunslinger; Rimshot

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 185 (Season 8 - Episode 2)

    with Steve Lawrence

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 186 (Season 8 - Episode 3)

    with James Coco

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 187 (Season 8 - Episode 4)

    with Jack Weston and Michele Lee

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 188 (#806) (Season 8 - Episode 5)

    Comedy Spot: The Nightingale Song; The Family: Hospital Visit; Rubber Bands and Bits of String; The Broken Merger; TV Commercials; Poopi Le Moko

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 189 (Season 8 - Episode 6)

    with Eydie Gorme and Rich Little

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 190 (Season 8 - Episode 7)

    with Alan King and Lena Zavaroni

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 191 (#809) (Season 8 - Episode 8)

    Angie Baby; The Family: Sorry!; Comedy Spot; The Pickups

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 192 (Season 8 - Episode 9)

    with John Byner and Helen Reddy

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 193 (#810) (Season 8 - Episode 10)

    Born Free; Talk and Duet: You're So London; My Buddy; A Visit from Karen; The Third Degree; Charwoman Medley: Oh, to Be a Movie Star / Cuddle Up a Little Closer

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 194 (Season 8 - Episode 11)

    with Steve Lawrence, Tim Conway, and Steven Warner

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 195 (#812) (Season 8 - Episode 12)

    Razzle-Dazzle; The Biggest Movie of the Week: Disaster '75; Song Blackouts: I've Gotta Be Me / Something / Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! / A Baby is Coming; Bedtime Honesty II; Hold Me, Hamlet

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 196 (#813) (Season 8 - Episode 13)

    with Alan Alda

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 197 (#814) (Season 8 - Episode 14)

    Alice Portnoy: The Author; Born in Brooklyn; Comedy Spot; The Ham Actor: The Understudies; TV Blackouts: Police Lady / Chiquita and the Man / Rhonda / Tony Tallahassee & Dusk; The Walnuts; Sarah and the Moose

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 198 (Season 8 - Episode 15)

    with Tim Conway

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 199 (Season 8 - Episode 16)

    with William Conrad and The Jackson Five

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 200 (Season 8 - Episode 17)

    with Tim Conway and The Pointer Sisters

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 201 (#817) (Season 8 - Episode 18)

    Mine; TV Commercials; Partners; The Late Late Late Show: When My Baby Laughs at Me

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 202 (Season 8 - Episode 19)

    with Tim Conway and Dick Patterson

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 203 (Season 8 - Episode 20)

    with Wayne Rogers and Buddy Ebsen

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 204 (#821) (Season 8 - Episode 21)

    The Family: Visit to Phillip; All That Jazz; The Typists; The Late, Late Movie: The Lady Heir; Sheldon Harnick and Jerry Bock Paris '90s Mini-Musical: Good Clean Fun / Dear Friend / Matchmaker, Matchmaker / Will He Like Me / Sunrise, Sunset / Days Gone By / The Very Next Man / If I Were a Rich Man / Do You Love Me / She Loves Me

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 205 (Season 8 - Episode 22)

    with Steve Lawrence and Sally Struthers

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 206 (#823) (Season 8 - Episode 23)

    Tacky Lady: Alice Blue Gown; The Couples; Losing My Mind; TV Commercials; Saturday Night Stoop: Flings; The Old Folks: Anniversary Present; Hallway Encounter; Bilko's New Army: Anything You Can Do / I'm a Woman / Alright, Okay, You Win

    The Carol Burnett Show - Episode 207 (#824) (Season 8 - Episode 24)

    The Family: Hardware Store; Mama's Hit Parade Medley; Shower Blackout: When Your Lover Has Gone; The Oldest Man: Clock Repair; Ain't That Nothin'; Charwoman: The Two of Us / Carol's Theme

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