My dad and grandparents was in the audience for this recording. My grandpa was in high school and was good friends with her, so during breaks she came over and gave my dad a hug.
I saw one of Frank Gorshen's last live performances entitled, "Say Goodnight, Gracie". He played George Burns. He was brilliant in the part, and he sounded exactly like George Burns. He was a master of impressions. It was such a privilege to see him. I wish he could have lived longer and kept on performing. Thank you for this episode.
I noticed a lot of big stars appeared on here in the beginning. Then in later years, they started having Tim Conway & Steve Lawrence every other episode.
Lana Turner. All I can say is Wow! What a wonderful performance and idea with Greensleves ! This must be where I first heard it as I loved it. I was a kid then. Later I learned to play it on the piano. They wrote alternate words and came up with What Child Is This. I dont remember these words to the music. Its not the words to Greensleves. I guess its called Heavenly Music. Just beautiful !
One of the best CB sketches I've seen, as the progressively drunken cook. Really like this lady, even as a kid watching her shows as they were first aired.
The dancing wearing the "flippers" was incredible! It would be difficult enough just to walk in them, much less "tap dancing" to the beat, perfect coordination in footwork and sounds together! Thanks and blessings for sharing this, makes my bedridden days easier! 🙏👏👍👍👵
I was surprised that Lana turner was a guest on this show, but, later I learned she did appear on some variety shows in the past like the Dinah shore Chevy show in 1959.
The Carol Burnett show, had on some of the greatest people who were under the movie studios in California. RKO, Paramount, MGM, Columbia, Warner Brother's, so many others. Most are all deceased now, even among Carol's show. Harvey K., gone, Tim C., gone, Lyly Wagnor, and I don't know how many from the dance team, Bob Mackey, who made al those wonderful dressses, and my favorite Went With The Wind curtain rod dress! Oh my, one day, I'll meet up with these people but in a cleansed earth! Right now our earth is suffering from a major lack of love for neighbor, and full of hate, crime out of sight and mind!
I love the Eunice sketches, but I hate they stopped doing Carol and Sis by the time Eunice came around. I thought they should have at least done a final Carol and Sis in the final show... those sketches were such a huge part of the first half of the show
They also stopped having the Old Folks sketch with Carol and Harvey Korman on the show and replaced that sketch with The Family. I liked the Old Folks sketches much more than I liked the Family sketches.
U know its a Shane this kinda stuff has gone like nobody does this kinda show anymore .this was the greatest programming back in the day.so creative and imaginary and beautiful and whilesome.no real viokence,just comedy sketches and music.i loved this show Carol and everybody else fabulous people
Lyle had a great job! Must have kissed many women on this show and know it was acting but wow! Looked real and stayed married to the same woman all his life!
Assuming you're not joking, What Child is This isn't the original lyrics to that tune. The song is Greensleeves, a love ballad written before the now well known Christmas song. That being said, those verses are not in the original lyric either, but still in the same vein. th-cam.com/video/oDoHIVkWXnQ/w-d-xo.html
Frank Gorshin - I saw him a few times in public. He was ALWAYS smoking a cigarette. I think it was Adam West who remarked once, "Frank could reduce a whole cig to ashes in one draw." It's a miracle he lived to be 72 years old. He was a very funny man - he would've lived much longer if he hadn't smoked. Oh well. Lana Turner...I was friends with a lady whose first husband actually married Lana a year or so later. Then again, Lana was a husband collector...she never lasted long with any of them. Finally, she gave up on marriage because she knew she was not cut out for it.
SHE WAS A "REAL" MOVIE STAR SO I GIVE HER CREDIT FOR DOING A "LIVE" SHOW WITH A DANCE NUMBER AND SINGING...SHE WAS ALWAYS DUBBED WHEN SINGING IN THE MOVIES....NEVER GIVEN CREDIT FOR HER ACTING...I THOUGHT SHE WAS ALWAYS GREAT IN WHATEVER SHE DID....
@@stache1954 Yeah - those are weird and I’ve seen them on some of the other early Burnett shows. My guess is that tapes degraded or they weren’t properly stored or had something wrong with them to begin with. It was still pretty early in the days of color videotape.
Those "corners" are from zoom lenses on the cameras. Note how they change from shot to shot. Sometimes there aren't any corners when there wasn't a zoom used. And there was "overscan" on picture tubes which usually hid the corners, overhead mics creeping into the shot, floor marks, etc.
She actually got that a lot. One teenager once asked her if she knew the circumference of her mouth. She just took the next question. I would have said 'It's a lot less than yours!'
Bob Mackie was off his rocker or or drunk or high or trippin' on acid when he made this gown. My 1st impression was that "she's wearing a f-ing clown gown! Whut was he thinkin' ?"
Carol as Julia Child making more vin than coq! She's a riot!
There was a beautiful grace to those stars that made an appearance on this show had, that the current "stars" lack nowadays.... I miss those stars.
My dad and grandparents was in the audience for this recording. My grandpa was in high school and was good friends with her, so during breaks she came over and gave my dad a hug.
BEAUTIFUL LANA DOING IT ALL "LIVE"....REAL GUTS......
The Lana Turner was a marvel of lyric expression and staging!
Gotta love Frank Gorshin. What talent ❤
I wasn't familiar with him but, dang, that's a handsome talented man!
He was def a man of a thousand voices! Loved his stint as mad bomber on Charlies Angels episode aboard cruise ship in first season.
I saw one of Frank Gorshen's last live performances entitled, "Say Goodnight, Gracie". He played George Burns. He was brilliant in the part, and he sounded exactly like George Burns. He was a master of impressions. It was such a privilege to see him. I wish he could have lived longer and kept on performing. Thank you for this episode.
I am really surprised Lana Turner considered doing that bit with the knives at 40:05, considering...!
Oh Lana...oh Lana... she was fabulous lady... great star... and still she is.... love this show...
very nice to see full hour episodes being made available!
I remember watching this show in reruns with my grandma. It’s still funny all these years later.
I NEVER knew LANA TURNER was on the Carol Burnett show.
Me too, and... such a beautiful song, I didn't know she could sing.
I know! She was one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood.
I noticed a lot of big stars appeared on here in the beginning. Then in later years, they started having Tim Conway & Steve Lawrence every other episode.
👨🏻🦰I NEVER KNEW YO MOTHER LOOKED RONDO HATTON
@@mimiluvfromsf 👨🏻🦰ME FOUR I DIDNT KNOW YO MOTHER HAD WEB FEET
*WONDERFUL SHOW* Gosh, how I miss the good CLASSIC old days of brilliant television and spextacular talents such as Ms. Burnett! xo
Lana Turner. All I can say is Wow! What a wonderful performance and idea with Greensleves ! This must be where I first heard it as I loved it. I was a kid then. Later I learned to play it on the piano. They wrote alternate words and came up with What Child Is This. I dont remember these words to the music. Its not the words to Greensleves. I guess its called Heavenly Music. Just beautiful !
I need a lot of chuckles now. Would love to meet Carol.
Her voice is quite soothing. 🖤
Love carol Burnett n her shows.
One of the best CB sketches I've seen, as the progressively drunken cook. Really like this lady, even as a kid watching her shows as they were first aired.
The best.. Love Lana Turner and Frank was funny.
I always love the switching glasses bit. Always cracks me up
It's so nice to watch these classic shows here, because there's nothing good on television anymore...............nothing
Oh love this lady a lot
always amazing .. its not mist a beat even in 2021 .. pure wee inducing laughter
Frank Gorshin was great!
Thank's for full episodes😊😅
That sho was the best ever
So THIS is the infamous Lana Turner episode.
What happened to make this one infamous?
@@eduardo_corrochio yeah I'm curious too.
Why was this one considered inflamous?
I never heard anything about it being infamous.
@@kindspirit7 Well, the OP person's named "confused."
The dancing wearing the "flippers" was incredible! It would be difficult enough just to walk in them, much less "tap dancing" to the beat, perfect coordination in footwork and sounds together! Thanks and blessings for sharing this, makes my bedridden days easier! 🙏👏👍👍👵
I was surprised that Lana turner was a guest on this show, but, later I learned she did appear on some variety shows in the past like the Dinah shore Chevy show in 1959.
Genius
Truly amazing!! 😁😁😁
Maravilloso
Look, it's the guy who played Mr Whipple on those charmin commercials, lol!!
The Carol Burnett show, had on some of the greatest people who were under the movie studios in California. RKO, Paramount, MGM, Columbia, Warner Brother's, so many others. Most are all deceased now, even among Carol's show. Harvey K., gone, Tim C., gone, Lyly Wagnor, and I don't know how many from the dance team, Bob Mackey, who made al those wonderful dressses, and my favorite Went With The Wind curtain rod dress! Oh my, one day, I'll meet up with these people but in a cleansed earth! Right now our earth is suffering from a major lack of love for neighbor, and full of hate, crime out of sight and mind!
It's the dance of the penguins from Mary Poppins! (Apparently old Walt watched the Carol Burnett Show.)
This show was after Mary Poppins. Poppins came out in '64, The Carol Burnett Show started in '67.
Muy encantadores los actores
Beautiful digital conversion. Notice the lens vignetting in the corners. This is more image than was ever seen on a home television set.
Excelente
Holy identification, Batman! It's the Riddler!
" His heart failed, right after Grandma shot him "
"Jeeves, why don't you take the dog for a walk"
"I'm sorry sir, but he 's dead."
"Then drag him." ha ha....
Excelente, eres una gran mujer...
Wow !! Frank Gershon could sing as good as Frank Sinatra !! And as very funny and a great impressionist,too !! 🤣
Extraordinaria.. Muy entretenido... 👍👍👍
Episode 16 actually, aired 8 Jan 1968
This episode aired on January 22, 1968.
Thank you! I was just wondering what year:-) How did you find the date?
I got a new sister on this date!
Hermoso
Mr. Whipple needs to be added to the guests in the title!!!
It was, but later wiped.
Muy bueno
Very nice! 😁
Excelente....,🎉🎉🎉
Excelente 👍
I think that chicken isn't the only one baked on this show.
Interesante... Excelente... Entretenido....
Vicki, getting paid to eat an apple!
Muy buen video, muy bueno... 👍👍👍
I love the Eunice sketches, but I hate they stopped doing Carol and Sis by the time Eunice came around. I thought they should have at least done a final Carol and Sis in the final show... those sketches were such a huge part of the first half of the show
They also stopped having the Old Folks sketch with Carol and Harvey Korman on the show and replaced that sketch with The Family. I liked the Old Folks sketches much more than I liked the Family sketches.
excelente video 😮
U know its a Shane this kinda stuff has gone like nobody does this kinda show anymore .this was the greatest programming back in the day.so creative and imaginary and beautiful and whilesome.no real viokence,just comedy sketches and music.i loved this show Carol and everybody else fabulous people
I guess you never saw the Western, Private Eye and Secret Agent shows also on television in the 1960s. There was plenty of violence on those.
Every one who was anyone in those 11 years came on i believe
Good
Genial.... 👍👍👍
Nice
The black and white guy from Star Trek TOS. @13:30
Buen obsequio
30:07 Is that Mr. Whipple?
Great eye! Don't squeeze the Charmin!
Dick Wilson
Genial
so I think i can see where Jim Carrey may have gotten some of his inspiration ....from Frank Gorshin?
Didn't know Frank Gorshen sang. (kind of.)
Did they ever get Paul Lynde on this show?!
yes he was on multiple episodes
@@kacosause33 I read that Tarzan was a real swinger.
@@frankdenardo8684 Hahahahahahahahahaha
@@jasminnemcdonald94A Sounds like something Paul Lynde would say.
Paul lynde was a semi regular during the first 5 years
Harvey Korman before Blazing Saddles. 😄 This sketch probably inspired that episode of The Cosby Show when Cliff and Theo prepare the turkey. 😄😂
Lyle had a great job! Must have kissed many women on this show and know it was acting but wow! Looked real and stayed married to the same woman all his life!
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I doubt Carol made as much money off her show compared to what this poster is getting from the sheer # of commercials on this episode.
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Those aren't the words to 'What Child is This?' Nice performance though.
Assuming you're not joking, What Child is This isn't the original lyrics to that tune. The song is Greensleeves, a love ballad written before the now well known Christmas song. That being said, those verses are not in the original lyric either, but still in the same vein.
th-cam.com/video/oDoHIVkWXnQ/w-d-xo.html
I was kidding, and know it was Greensleeves. Thanks for your reply
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Frank Gorshin - I saw him a few times in public. He was ALWAYS smoking a cigarette. I think it was Adam West who remarked once, "Frank could reduce a whole cig to ashes in one draw." It's a miracle he lived to be 72 years old. He was a very funny man - he would've lived much longer if he hadn't smoked. Oh well. Lana Turner...I was friends with a lady whose first husband actually married Lana a year or so later. Then again, Lana was a husband collector...she never lasted long with any of them. Finally, she gave up on marriage because she knew she was not cut out for it.
SHE WAS A "REAL" MOVIE STAR SO I GIVE HER CREDIT FOR DOING A "LIVE" SHOW WITH A DANCE NUMBER AND SINGING...SHE WAS ALWAYS DUBBED WHEN SINGING IN THE MOVIES....NEVER GIVEN CREDIT FOR HER ACTING...I THOUGHT SHE WAS ALWAYS GREAT IN WHATEVER SHE DID....
Lana smoked herself to death, too. She made it to 74.
30:06 I maybe out of my "element" but does that reminds ya ofs someones? Like misters Wolf..
Mr White ass wells
Dick Wilson, who played Mr. Whipple forever in Charmin bath tissue commercials.
Kinescope?
Color videotape
@@jaredjlinden Thanks. I thought so but I was confused by the color corners.
@@stache1954 Yeah - those are weird and I’ve seen them on some of the other early Burnett shows. My guess is that tapes degraded or they weren’t properly stored or had something wrong with them to begin with. It was still pretty early in the days of color videotape.
Those "corners" are from zoom lenses on the cameras. Note how they change from shot to shot. Sometimes there aren't any corners when there wasn't a zoom used. And there was "overscan" on picture tubes which usually hid the corners, overhead mics creeping into the shot, floor marks, etc.
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Some pple can ask really stupid question
Some people in the audience were downright rude to her, but she kept cool and continued to allow that segment with each show.
It's an art
She actually got that a lot. One teenager once asked her if she knew the circumference of her mouth. She just took the next question. I would have said 'It's a lot less than yours!'
Bob Mackie was off his rocker or or drunk or high or trippin' on acid when he made this gown.
My 1st impression was that "she's wearing a f-ing clown gown! Whut was he thinkin' ?"
It's so 60's!!!! Fun dress, probably better in person.
I think it cute dress but the person who cut Carol's hair must been high
@@imahick5723 It reminds me of a clown jumpsuit that that has 3 or 4 huge pompoms in the front and around the collar
I happen to like Carol's pixie cut
I agree. That dress was UGLY!
Gorshan CANNOT sing......
Maravilloso
Excelente
Good
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