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Can you guess the movie by its parody on The Carol Burnett Show?
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Carol Burnett is one of the most versatile television personalities to ever grace the small screen. She was endearing and sweet but also outrageously hilarious. She could do impressions, original characters and sing songs while dancing in numbers that rivaled any Broadway show.
Burnett is also a huge fan of classic Hollywood. For proof, look no further than many of the sketches on The Carol Burnett Show. She used her abilities to poke fun at a wide range of movies from film noirs to musicals. She also parodied contemporary movies from that time.
Can you guess which movie these sketches are parodying?
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This iconic sketch parodies what movie?
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What classic horror film is this poking fun at?
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What 1970s Steven Spielberg is this making fun of?
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This hilarious sketch pokes fun at what 1970s disaster movie?
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What movie is this a parody of?
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Here is Carol Burnett as Joan Crawford, but in what movie?
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What 1940s family drama is this parodying?
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This sketch makes fun of what film noir?
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Steve Lawrence impersonates James Cagney in this sketch parodying what movie?
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Carol Burnett does Joan Crawford again, making fun of what movie?
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This sketch is a parody of what movie musical?
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What 1940s drama is this sketch making fun of?
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What 1960s animal movie is this sketch parodying?
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Can you guess the movie by its parody on The Carol Burnett Show?
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I didn't do my best but I was just a kid when it aired
You got 8 out of 13 #8 looks more like Bonnie and Clyde
11/13.
* 10 of 13 (77%) ~ Missed "The Little Foxes" (never heard of it), "The Roaring 20s" (I guessed Public Enemy) and "Show Boat" (I guessed Harvey Girls) Whoopsy!
11/13
8/13
Got all 13!! Yippee!! That was an easy quiz.
6/13 Don't recall these movies for the most part. Weren't appealing to me back then.....
11/13
Tim Conway in the Born Free Sketch was good, what made it great was cracking up the cast! I love when he did that!
My favorite was the dentist sketch, Conway had Korman dying trying not to laugh
That was all scripted. The cast was supposed to giggle and act like they were holding back a laugh. They do this on SNL too
10/13
Some others
High Hat: Spoof of Fred Astaire/ Ginger Rogers Movies
Babes In Barns: Spoof of Judy Garland/Mickey Rooney Movies
High Hat: Spoof of Fred Astaire/ Ginger Rogers Movies
Babes In Barns: Spoof of Judy Garland/Mickey Rooney Movies
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11/13.
I got 11/13. The Gone with the Wind sketch is the funniest ever.
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11/13 missed 9 12 i wish they would show all of these and the musical numbers just break down Metv and pay the rights for the musical numbers to be shown make her back to her regular 1 hr show
You can see the full shows on Decades every night at 6!
I don't get Decades in my neck of the woods.
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