Hats off to the incredible talent of Vicki Lawrence !.... Her transformation into the character of Mama is nothing short of amazing . She was so very young, just a teenager when she was hired to be on the `Carol Burnett Show`... I remember hearing Carol Burnett say in an interview that they did nothing to Vicki except put her in a gray wig and some padding under her old lady dress and gave her some glasses and she became mama...... She really made you believe she was a old cranky lady . Also she was so very versatile that she could play any character so well. I wish she could be honored with some type of prestigious award or big tribute while she`s still here. She deserves it !
I read Vicki was valedictorian and well accomplished all through school. Touring with The Young Ameficans must have been a thrill. To me, Vicki Lawrence would have great success in everything she set out to do.
I used to watch this with my mom. We laughed so hard! Mom doesn't watch much television anymore. Seems the only way the new shows try to get a laugh is by talking about sex. Kinda sad really
I’m hooked on it now! This is great! Carol and Vickie and Harvey are so incredibly talented. You don’t see good stuff like this these days. The world is a totally different place now- I wish I could go back in time to the 70’s.
I remember watching this as a child at my grandmother's house after the sun went down! I am now 35 years old and a mother myself and live watching these with my eldest daughter 🥰♥ Don't know how much longer we have with my grandmama but we have been watching Carol Burnett all week!!
I was always fascinated by all the wigs Carol wore on her show. I always thought wigs were neat... So I tried to copy and make them all out of wrapping paper lol
I remember this skit when it was new...as a child and teen I never missed an episode of The Carol Burnett Show. My whole family watched it.It is a classic.
And Skeeter (Naomi) would yell to you later as she is leaving Vinton because he bought a fishing rod instead of a new bed... "Goodbye NOSEY NEIGHBORS!"
With them as neighbors no need to worry about what to watch any night of the week, heck you wouldn't need a television, just porch rockers and a box of kleenex from laughing 😂 so much!
I like to imagine them staying at a hotel and the guests downstairs listen to them from the vent, and then they head upstairs and listen to them through their door!
@@TheRachelrockz She had sex with him that night. Back then if a woman was found having premarital sex her value diminished so she married him to save face and keep her reputation.
What mama meant by 'welcome to the club ' she was saying she knew Eunice got married cause she got pregnant. Mama was saying the same thing happened to HER. That's the 'club ' she was referring to. Thats why Eunice and Ed looked so shocked 😆
Bulldogdad1000 Wouldn't that be wonderful!! Even Betty White as Ellen would be amazing. (If she is up to it...she just turned 98 years old!!!) They could do something similar to the Golden Girls, except in a retirement nursing home. 😉
@@spfsincerely1341 I just found out that this skit was from The Carol Burnett show S09E04 and at the end, after Carol does her goodbye song and the closing credits come on screen, you can hear the announcer saying that a guy named Dick Clair did the voice of Carl Harper. Mystery solved😁
There was a celebration of the show when they went off the air after all those years, and I was appalled that Burnett didn't mention or thank Lyle Wagoner at ALL for his many years on the show. I thought he was fantastic & very funny in his own right. I don't know what went wrong between them, but it was quite the obvious slight to him.
The look of absolute mortification on Eunice's face when Mama and Carl are going at it is priceless. Been there, done that so I understand Eunice's character completely. Great acting by all.
It was really sweet to see Eunice and Ed at a more innocent time in their relationship before the grew to resent each other . Back when they supported each other's dreams💞
I miss these shows so much. They just do not have anything like this on TV today. Would love to know who or whom on the Carol Burnett Show came up with these characters and brought forth these Family episodes. Pure genius.
What a comedy!!!! This show is just pure comedic genius!!! I watch it every night!!!! Carol, Harvey, Vicki, Lyle, and of course, Tim Conway!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣....
This is absolute comic brilliance, with subtle facial expressions and fantastic writing. Vicky Lawrence was both sinister and hilarious as Mama. Comedy Gold. I remember these as a kid, and Saturday nights my family would watch this show and laugh so hard.
Carol was a fabulous actor in "The Family". Her facial expressions, and the way she would carry her voice in a high pitch infasising the words, was very funny.
"You can't believe how uppity that teacher was. Everything had to be her way." God, the writing for this was so good. Who wrote this? Just that one line reveals so much about Eunice's character: she resents others around her for not immediately fulfilling all of the illusions she has about herself. She's like a working-class version of Blanche DuBois.
This is to me one of the best sketch series on the best comedy variety show. This is realistic criticism without too much exaggeration. Tennessee Williams was obviously inspiration for these, as Eunice was the worst of a family of "unreliable narrators" of their own lives.
No, actually the 2 writers Dick Clair and Jenna McMahon (both from Chicago) wrote the sketches based on their own Mothers whom, it's said, they hated. Carol decided to play it southern as Eunice reminded her of her own Mother who along with the rest of her family were from Texas and Arkansas. The 2 writers were not pleased with Carol's changes.
@@BrunetteOnTheCouch, wow. Sad that Mama Harper is based on bad mothers. Perhaps it was Carol's changes that were inspired by Williams in part, as Williams did base a lot of his unreliable narrators on real people as well. I personally, minus his preference, know quite a few families here in the South that are very much like his unreliable narrator characters and the Harper family, sadly. Knowing on any level that The Family were inspired by real people still is quite sad.
"Welcome to the club." Classic! Took Eunice's breath away. Young people always overlook the fact that their parents were once young too -- had sexual curiosity and experimented with sex.
@@Alusnovalotus Yeah, but, this is Raytown, Missouri, because they mentioned Lee's Summitt one time on one of the episodes, and I think I read somewhere that the writer of the skits was from Raytown, MO.
@@beckyallen2316 Seriously? 😕 Wow...that's really surprising that it was the style...considering how modest society was in general back then...especially pre-1960s.
@@beckyallen2316 I don't think wearing a sheer blouse that showed your bra was the style. I'm sure women wore a slip or something so you didn't see their bra. I can't imagine most parents in the 40s or 50s allowing their daughter to wear that to high school.
...dear GOD, that was most SINISTER delivery Vicki (as 'Mama') EVER given a line! (11:55) ...MANY Women who want to escape their narc Parents (esp. Mothers) PULL this, but for an ACTUAL Mother, to acknowledge it to the Daughter, was VERY forward thinking for it's time...BRAVO....
My grandparents recently introduced me too carol burnett on metv (when i went to help them after my grandpas heart surgery ,I just laughed ,and laughed)
And yet again! Unice and Mamma find out they are more alike then then they both care to admit! That is a far more poisonus relationship, then ever being different.
When she went and opened the bathroom door to give a fit shout attack to her husband, Eunice Dad, I fell out. As well as the audience that was classic. LoL
Notice how Mama and Eunice were always living in the past. In their movies and music. Eunice especially lamenting her past mistakes causing her current failures.
It seems everyone is in love with themselves these days,I'm so glad that there are these old moma's family videos to tune into for some good clean comedy,well almost clean 🪥😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
Actually, the $2.00 comment was a 50s price. The scene goes back to the 50s. The present takes place in the 70s. Coming from the 70s myself, Chinese food for two was about $5.00 bucks :)
No matter what age they show Eunice, they always have some sort of variation of that hideous hairstyle. As a child I always wondered if that was actually ever in style somewhere in this world.
@@Dogcatlover2432 People like to discuss things about that which they like. It's kind of like they do it enough that TH-cam would put a comments section for discussion and commenting on the videos. Weird, huh, Sarah? Now, why are YOU reading comments if you don't want to see others discuss the video?
I remember a segment where Eunice was about 9 years old forcing everyone in the house to listen to her sing this one annoying song, and she still had that same hair back then. Hahahaha.
I can’t believe Vicki was only 24 here! Absolutely brilliant. Comedy gold!!
Hats off to the incredible talent of Vicki Lawrence !.... Her transformation into the character of Mama is nothing short of amazing . She was so very young, just a teenager when she was hired to be on the `Carol Burnett Show`... I remember hearing Carol Burnett say in an interview that they did nothing to Vicki except put her in a gray wig and some padding under her old lady dress and gave her some glasses and she became mama...... She really made you believe she was a old cranky lady . Also she was so very versatile that she could play any character so well. I wish she could be honored with some type of prestigious award or big tribute while she`s still here. She deserves it !
I definitely agree I think they all deserve it
Yes, I agree 💯
I read Vicki was valedictorian and well accomplished all through school. Touring with The Young Ameficans must have been a thrill. To me, Vicki Lawrence would have great success in everything she set out to do.
She was 18yrs of age when they met. Not exactly a teenager.
She recorded the song...That's the Night When the Lights Went out in Georgia. Her husband wrote the song. Google the song. See her sing it.
Most Eunice skits tread a very fine line between comedy and tragedy. It's a delicate balancing act and all three actors handle it with finesse.
It is very true to life.
Genius writing
@@conniemarschand8636
Somebody Wrote That From A True Life Experience It Wasn't Genius
Fluffy
@kirbykipling9515 I think he was professional enough to play the part just right even if he had issues with it though.
I find nothing on any networks these days as funny as these real comedic talents!
We never will
I used to watch this with my mom. We laughed so hard! Mom doesn't watch much television anymore. Seems the only way the new shows try to get a laugh is by talking about sex. Kinda sad really
Of course, nor will there ever be!
You got that right
I agree. I'm thankful for youtube. I can watch great shows again
The glory years of television- the 1970s. TV programs were fun, educational, entertaining. Miss those days.
This was educational.....stay away from guys like ED!! LOL
The 50s thru 1999
Were good and wholesome programs
I've never heard carol Burnett called educational, entertaining and funny yeah. Educational, no?
I watched momma's family in 90s and all growing up and now I thought this show was 80s and 90s but thanks
@@WillBlindYouWithLight this precluded momma's family
I don't know why these skits are always so comforting to me. I love this show.
No wonder I was hooked on the Carol Burnett show as a kid; this is some good stuff!
I’m hooked on it now! This is great! Carol and Vickie and Harvey are so incredibly talented. You don’t see good stuff like this these days. The world is a totally different place now- I wish I could go back in time to the 70’s.
No one as funny as Carol Burnett
I remember watching this as a child at my grandmother's house after the sun went down! I am now 35 years old and a mother myself and live watching these with my eldest daughter 🥰♥ Don't know how much longer we have with my grandmama but we have been watching Carol Burnett all week!!
I was always fascinated by all the wigs Carol wore on her show. I always thought wigs were neat... So I tried to copy and make them all out of wrapping paper lol
@@pamgladden66 She's #1!!!
Carol and Vicky were the best, they are wonderful.
And Tim Conway.
I was a teenager and loved watching this!! God Bless Carol Burnett!!
Vicki Lawrence is absolutely a great actress. She has Mama so funny in every scene.
I remember this skit when it was new...as a child and teen I never missed an episode of The Carol Burnett Show. My whole family watched it.It is a classic.
That’s awesome lol
I used to watch Carol Burnett Saturday nights and I'd laugh my head off!
Can anyone imagine having them as neighbors? I would be entertained and laugh my eyes out.
As long as they didn't live RIGHT next door lol ...
And Skeeter (Naomi) would yell to you later as she is leaving Vinton because he bought a fishing rod instead of a new bed...
"Goodbye NOSEY NEIGHBORS!"
With them as neighbors no need to worry about what to watch any night of the week, heck you wouldn't need a television, just porch rockers and a box of kleenex from laughing 😂 so much!
Never a dull 😑 🙌 😌 moment with Thelma Harper and her clan in the neighborhood 😳 😍 👀 👌 😐 😄
I like to imagine them staying at a hotel and the guests downstairs listen to them from the vent, and then they head upstairs and listen to them through their door!
"Welcome to the club..." One of the greatest moments in the entire Family's peerless saga...
Hey i didn't get it.. What's the ending about?? Welcome to what club??...
@@TheRachelrockz
She had sex with him that night. Back then if a woman was found having premarital sex her value diminished so she married him to save face and keep her reputation.
@@Glassessss 😊OK thank u..
@@Glassessss thanks for explaining. I didn't get it first either, can't heard what Mama was saying with the accent.
What mama meant by 'welcome to the club ' she was saying she knew Eunice got married cause she got pregnant. Mama was saying the same thing happened to HER. That's the 'club ' she was referring to. Thats why Eunice and Ed looked so shocked 😆
This show was timeless so you know. Vicki Lawrence was and will forever be remembered as Mama.
Agreed
Absolutely classic comedy. I wish mama and Eunice could do just a few more shows for their loyal fans.
Bulldogdad1000 Wouldn't that be wonderful!! Even Betty White as Ellen would be amazing. (If she is up to it...she just turned 98 years old!!!) They could do something similar to the Golden Girls, except in a retirement nursing home. 😉
@@VintageRose75 Betty white just passed away before her 100 birthday...
~ You do realize Harvey Korman has been dead for a long time, don't you?
Did Carol and Vicki ever make up after the syndication blowout?
@@VintageRose75 GOD BLESS them all for all the laughter and great television memories that none today could ever compare.
They did an incredible job making and developing these characters. Aside from dialogue, the facial expressions and deliveries are outstanding.
I was 22 & getting ready for my own wedding in a couple of months; just graduated from college. Time flies!
Carol, Vicki, Harvey, Tim...ALL EXCELLENT performers! We'll not see their like again anytime soon.
Mama yelling at Carl sitting on the toilet was too funny.
Carl died on the toilet 😢
I often wonder who did Carl's voice...
@@malvatooy1035 me too! OMG!!!
@@spfsincerely1341 I just found out that this skit was from The Carol Burnett show S09E04 and at the end, after Carol does her goodbye song and the closing credits come on screen, you can hear the announcer saying that a guy named Dick Clair did the voice of Carl Harper. Mystery solved😁
Malva Tooy awesome research! I always wondered who he was. Both Mama’s family and the Carol Burnett show are my forever faves.
Most adequate flashback ever. Carol Burnette was on the best Hollywood legs list in the late 70s - early 80s.
😂 😂 ...Eunice yelling out the door "I'm YOURS if you want me!!" (I lost it) 😂 the Neighbors were just loving that one
The social nuance and commentary on TOP of the comedy is what takes the cake for me!.. it’s relatable & makes a message while making us laugh!
Oh my goodness the wide array of characters that Harvey, Carol, Vicky and Lyle could play is just tremendously good acting XD👏🌟
Dont forget Tim Conway...
Best show on TV for years!
There was a celebration of the show when they went off the air after all those years, and I was appalled that Burnett didn't mention or thank Lyle Wagoner at ALL for his many years on the show. I thought he was fantastic & very funny in his own right. I don't know what went wrong between them, but it was quite the obvious slight to him.
Like mother like daughter lol. I luv this show. Carol & co are very talented
I remember this when it aired. What a classic!!! Nothing like this on TV today. Wonderful!!!
The look of absolute mortification on Eunice's face when Mama and Carl are going at it is priceless. Been there, done that so I understand Eunice's character completely. Great acting by all.
Eunice got BURNED when Mama said, "Welcome to the club"
It was really sweet to see Eunice and Ed at a more innocent time in their relationship before the grew to resent each other . Back when they supported each other's dreams💞
I agree. I wonder what happened
Right…he was horny and she was needy!
Anger…always!
This scene is priceless. I also remember seeing this many years ago. Still funny as hell all these years later.
I miss these shows so much. They just do not have anything like this on TV today. Would love to know who or whom on the Carol Burnett Show came up with these characters and brought forth these Family episodes. Pure genius.
iT'S ALL POLITICAL "I'M OFFENDED" BS..
How about the Big Bang théorie
I grew up watching the Carol Burnett show. 💕
What a comedy!!!! This show is just pure comedic genius!!! I watch it every night!!!! Carol, Harvey, Vicki, Lyle, and of course, Tim Conway!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣....
This is absolute comic brilliance, with subtle facial expressions and fantastic writing. Vicky Lawrence was both sinister and hilarious as Mama. Comedy Gold. I remember these as a kid, and Saturday nights my family would watch this show and laugh so hard.
Omg I have to stop watching. Been laughing all day. Carol is a real comedian
Much appreciation for another terrific family sketch. These are a hoot. 👏
I really can't believe Vicki Lawrence was only 26 here!
The Family was hilarious and this was one of the better ones
Carol was a fabulous actor in "The Family". Her facial expressions, and the way she would carry her voice in a high pitch infasising the words, was very funny.
The green Gone with the Wind curtains!!!!
Oh my gosh I never noticed that!! Good catch!
Wow, you're right! I've seen all these episode so many times and never noticed that!
"You can't believe how uppity that teacher was. Everything had to be her way." God, the writing for this was so good. Who wrote this? Just that one line reveals so much about Eunice's character: she resents others around her for not immediately fulfilling all of the illusions she has about herself. She's like a working-class version of Blanche DuBois.
Shes always blaming others for her lack of whatever. Mama, Ed here most of it.
She couldn't tell the difference between a constructive critic whose job it was to help her improve, and Mama's relentless put-downs. :(
The more you dissect Eunice's character, the more interesting it gets. Truly amazing writing by amazing writers of this one in a lifetime tv show.
In hindsight, both Eunice and mama were probably raging narcissists. 🤣
"Welcome to the club."
The coldness in her voice...dang!
This is to me one of the best sketch series on the best comedy variety show. This is realistic criticism without too much exaggeration. Tennessee Williams was obviously inspiration for these, as Eunice was the worst of a family of "unreliable narrators" of their own lives.
No, actually the 2 writers Dick Clair and Jenna McMahon (both from Chicago) wrote the sketches based on their own Mothers whom, it's said, they hated. Carol decided to play it southern as Eunice reminded her of her own Mother who along with the rest of her family were from Texas and Arkansas. The 2 writers were not pleased with Carol's changes.
@@BrunetteOnTheCouch, wow. Sad that Mama Harper is based on bad mothers. Perhaps it was Carol's changes that were inspired by Williams in part, as Williams did base a lot of his unreliable narrators on real people as well. I personally, minus his preference, know quite a few families here in the South that are very much like his unreliable narrator characters and the Harper family, sadly. Knowing on any level that The Family were inspired by real people still is quite sad.
"Welcome to the club." Classic! Took Eunice's breath away. Young people always overlook the fact that their parents were once young too -- had sexual curiosity and experimented with sex.
That and Mama, too, HAD to get married when pregnant with Eunice. Or maybe Ellen? Not sure which one's older. :)
@@jonas3333 In Mama's Family it was revealed that she got pregnant unplanned with Eunice cause Eunice' father got Thelma drunk.
Ummm. She basically realizes she’s a bastard.
And the stigma that came with it in those dusty small towns in the south…
@@jonas3333 No, it wasn't Eunice, because she was younger than Ellen, so it was either with Ellen or one of the many brothers. LOL!!!
@@Alusnovalotus Yeah, but, this is Raytown, Missouri, because they mentioned Lee's Summitt one time on one of the episodes, and I think I read somewhere that the writer of the skits was from Raytown, MO.
I could watch this everyday, I miss this show so much
Yesss!! When my kids hear Eunice's drama coming from the kitchen they know dinner will be ready soon 😄
Anyone else notice how see-thru that sheer green blouse was on the young Eunice?
That was the style back in late 40's, early 1950's. I know that cause my Mom told me that she use to wear them to high school.
@@beckyallen2316 Seriously? 😕 Wow...that's really surprising that it was the style...considering how modest society was in general back then...especially pre-1960s.
@@beckyallen2316 I don't think wearing a sheer blouse that showed your bra was the style. I'm sure women wore a slip or something so you didn't see their bra. I can't imagine most parents in the 40s or 50s allowing their daughter to wear that to high school.
johnsax1445
And that’s when bras were made out of cotton. Extremely uncomfortable!
@@jusssayin480 👍
...dear GOD, that was most SINISTER delivery Vicki (as 'Mama') EVER given a line! (11:55) ...MANY Women who want to escape their narc Parents (esp. Mothers) PULL this, but for an ACTUAL Mother, to acknowledge it to the Daughter, was VERY forward thinking for it's time...BRAVO....
My grandparents recently introduced me too carol burnett on metv (when i went to help them after my grandpas heart surgery ,I just laughed ,and laughed)
God bless you for helping your grandparents and I'm glad you enjoyed Carol's show. It's my 'all-time all-time' favorite. lol
Vicki truly owned that character
And yet again! Unice and Mamma find out they are more alike then then they both care to admit! That is a far more poisonus relationship, then ever being different.
I can now see that but what mama meant when she says “I get your drift Eunice”. “ welcome to the club”. What did mother and daughter do?
@@Orlanzepol123 they both got knocked up and pregnant, so they "had" to get married to the legal father. It was a different time.
I think both Mama Harper & Eunice had to get married because they got pregnant first.
Poor Mama. She doesn’t seem too happy with anything!!! Classic. Except the 6 pk of beer 🍺 she wanted to pick up on the way to the movies. 😆😆😆
I love watching Eunice , mama and Ed. All great actors.
Comedic gold..... Never to be repeated ❤
I love the real life issues they put in these Mama skits.
Love this skit. I consider it one of the best!!
This is comedy brilliance, that we will never see on television ever again !!
I am always amazed how these women got from being older and little sister to daughter and mother so smoothly
"You want to punch a time clock everytime I go to the bathroom!" LOL Oh I was literally crying laughing. I miss these days of real humor.
When she went and opened the bathroom door to give a fit shout attack to her husband, Eunice Dad, I fell out. As well as the audience that was classic. LoL
Can you believe that none of these excellent and incredible actors has never hosted Saturday Night Live?
Notice how Mama and Eunice were always living in the past. In their movies and music. Eunice especially lamenting her past mistakes causing her current failures.
VICKI SHOULDA WON ALL THE AWARDS FOR MAMA
My absolute favorite sketch back in the day and still today 2023, still makes me laugh out loud!!😂😂😂👍🥰
How bout that girl! Welcome to the club. Some lessons comedy delivers with a soft touch.
"He is worse than anything we dreamed up!"
Love Lawrence’s line reading: I get your drift Eunice.
I love it, keep posting ❤️
I died laughing at mamas response
That was SAVAGE!
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Young Eunice's hair LOL
Best comedy show ever.
Hands down
WELCOME TO THE CLUB !! HOW GOOD BUT YET SHOCKING !! BUT BRILLIANT
This was hilarious, and so realistic in spite of itself.
"Just how much hell is a man supposed to take?!!" *SLAM* hahahahahaha
@7:47 When Mama sneers at Ed: "what have you been doing in here with my little girl."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Carol. Burnett. Is. The best. Love her and. God bless. Her. Amen
Thanks for sharing these , never seen them....just love them....😂😊
No comedy compares to this show and 70s and 80s tv!!!
This was one of my favorites because of the bathroom scene. It was just like home when I was growing up.
The biggest gag ever! What a classic 😆😆😆😆. ❤️❤️❤️
This is a good show love it ❤❤❤❤
An amazing show of true disfunction, depression and fury! Once found it…funny….i finally see it for what it is!
The club ruled back then. No better or truthful comedy on family dynamics to this day. Cheers from the Vancouver!!
It seems everyone is in love with themselves these days,I'm so glad that there are these old moma's family videos to tune into for some good clean comedy,well almost clean 🪥😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
Classic gem 😊❤
There'll never be another Eunice!!!
The costumes and set designs were always so amazing on this show. I know Bob Mackie did the costumes.
Thank you so much. I had missed a few such as the boyfriend, Midge etc.
Gosh I was 4!
Mind bend.. Time is fleeting
2 dollars for chinese food.. Woah, the seventies.😄😄😄✌
Actually, the $2.00 comment was a 50s price. The scene goes back to the 50s. The present takes place in the 70s. Coming from the 70s myself, Chinese food for two was about $5.00 bucks :)
I seem to remember our favorite Chinese restaurant at this time was under $2.00
@@HeavenBound1 5 is still a good price.😊
🤣
I LOVED this show!!
Absolutely excellent episode. Like Eunice, i too jumped out the frying pan into the fire. 😑😢😢😢😢
I love it that Thelma got all protective
“JUST HOW MUCH HELL IS A MAN SUPPOSED TO TAKE?????!!!!!!!!!!”
I said that a few times my self 😆 🤣 😂
Carl always in the bathroom
He died in there in fact.
@@nina1522😂😂😂 I was about to say that.
Nina lived and died in the bathroom. Ha!
Whatever he was eating must have made him shit a bunch 😂
Be sure to watch Eunice The Movie, which also delves deeper into young Eunice and Ed’s relationship
He's worse than anything we dreamed up. Funny😂😂😂
Great line!
Mama Response.....Damn...Low Blow😀😀😀😀
Like mother, like daughter…….. in every way.
No matter what age they show Eunice, they always have some sort of variation of that hideous hairstyle. As a child I always wondered if that was actually ever in style somewhere in this world.
Maybe in the 1940s
I'm thinking Lucy Ricardo.
@@Dogcatlover2432 People like to discuss things about that which they like. It's kind of like they do it enough that TH-cam would put a comments section for discussion and commenting on the videos. Weird, huh, Sarah? Now, why are YOU reading comments if you don't want to see others discuss the video?
I remember a segment where Eunice was about 9 years old forcing everyone in the house to listen to her sing this one annoying song, and she still had that same hair back then. Hahahaha.
Cross between Lucy, Ginger Rogers and Joan Crawford?
I liked it when mama yelled at Carl