Is this Carol Burnett on her own show or something else?
She sang, danced and made us laugh on sitcoms, talk shows and the silver screen!
While Carol Burnett is obviously known for her namesake sketch show, it wasn’t the only place she made us laugh during the 1960s and '70s. She was in movies, guest starred on sitcoms and was always a favorite game show or late-night guest.
We’ve compiled many different images from around the time her show was on the air. Can you tell which ones are actually from The Carol Burnett Show and which ones are from something else?
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61 Comments
I wonder if her appearance on "Match Game" in #7 was the one where her group was walking through the set while the show was being made.
Awww.... only 9 of 12/
No 11 was NOT FAIR because same character on her show AND Mama's Family
No 11 was NOT FAIR because same character on her show AND Mama's Family
Number 11 is a trick question!! The character of Eunice was indeed introduced on Carol's own show; "Mama's Family" was a spinoff!
Carol as eunice was on The Carol Burnett Show in the after stomach turn sketches and on Mama's Family as unit she dressing that green sweater and yellow dress on both shows
#8 looked to me like it was from a soap opera. And I’ve never seen Here’s Lucy so I missed #10 as well.
11/12 missed #2 Gomer Pyle episode.
I don't remember Eunice or Ed showing up on Mama's Family at all. Of course, I quit watching the nasty old bat about the second season. Always figured she got what she deserved--Vint, the whiny little man-child (did Ken Berry really need work that bad?) and stuck-up loser Ellen only coming around when she wanted something.
Burnett did a few apperances and Harvey Korman not only played Ed but did opening segments as host Alistair Quince.This was a takeoff on Alistair Cooke but only ran on NBC and never in syndication! Ellen was played by Betty White, but just like Rue McClanahan's Aunt Fran they didn't appear in later episodes because of The Golden Girls! Even Vint Junior pulled a Chuck Cunningham!
9/12 - enjoyed her skits and her performance in The Twilight Zone episode Cavendar is Coming which was not listed above since the black & white photo would have given it away
Colorization, colorization! Jocularity, jocularity! (Sorry...apparently I'm channeling Father Mulcahy..or Margaret's impression of him, one of the two...)