I don't think they'd ever get any work done if they had the two of them improvising. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 No one could keep a straight face with either of them.
The Carol Burnett Show was Great! They performed live ~ it was the real deal and all the comedians were top notch!!! No swearing, no dirt, just intelligent, quick witted humor.
@@ap8eioul1 Thanks Cassandra, I thought it looked strange. Hope nothing happened because I replied to it. Wonder if Jamal knows about it. Thanks again - I am new on these channels and am just figuring out how it all works.
Nothing ever happens like this again on Saturday night in TV... We have to praise TH-cam and the up loaders and of course all the reactors who shows such gems..
Robin Williams and Carol Burnett did rehears this segment and once it was being televised. Robin changed the whole thing. So when the audience was seeing this for the first time it was the same for Carol.
I needed that. I’m recovering from going to my brother’s funeral and wake in Los Angeles. Three hour Roman Catholic funeral followed by a wake attended by around 500 people at The Jonathan Club in downtown L.A. Being a non-Christian myself, I have to chuckle at the thought of interrupting the Christian songs with Wiccan ones. (My brother would have killed me!) 😂
I saw this when it originally aired. It is just as funny now as it was then. I love how Carol is begging for help and the other cast members are all standing off like "nope, you are on your own with him" LOL
FOUND IT! This is the entire "Went With the Wind" skit. Only the first two minutes of the clip is the introduction of the Carol Burnett Show. After that, it's the entire skit. The clip is a total of 21 minutes. The part everyone remembers comes at about the 15 minute mark. Enjoy.
Hey Jamel, I just wanna say thanks for reacting to unique videos. There’s so many people reacting to the same thing (Disturbed did more than just cover Sound of silence, people) while you actually have the testicular fortitude to try something different. Respect
Sadly Robin suffered from Lewy body dementia which resulted in him taking his own life. Before Robin Williams was diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia, it was reported that he had been experiencing paranoia, confusion, insomnia, constipation and lacking the ability to smell. For many, the wide range of early symptoms - not all related to brain function - makes Lewy Body Dementia difficult to diagnose.
'Went with the Wind" sketch - hysterical! Many times the cast would break down laughing when Tim Conway was in the skit. The show was done live and we got the real reactions.
great reaction. Not sure if you're Breakind Bad and Better Call Saul fan. but did you know that Carol Burnett was in Better Call Saul in the final season. She was fantastic. 89 and still acting.
Robin Williams and Carol Burnett were both brilliant on their own, but get them together and it was epic! Below is a link to the "Gone With The Wind" sketch you asked for. It's a 21 min. sketch. Tim Conway is in this, along with Harvey Korman, Dinah Shore, and Vicki Lawrence. Hysterical! If you've seen the original 4-hour movie, this will be even funnier! This was the only clip I could find that was of better quality than the others I found. Thanks so much for this reaction, Jamel! 💙✌ Went With The Wind - th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html
He was a massive talent and I'm not sure I can name anyone since 1960 that comes close to him. I saw him going up and down the West Coast comedy clubs in 1977 and 1978, and each show was different, filled with completely different anecdotes and - well - "writing"? No, he developed ideas for jokes, and maybe he made notes. But on-stage, there was zero script Wonderfully so.
These two are classics. Just seeing Robin Willams walk into a room makes me laugh. (but in a good way) The Gong with the Wind was funny because she leaves on the curtain rod on the "dress"
i use to watch the carol burnett show all the time loved the laughs it give me and i have tried find the full seasons on a dvd but the only one i have found were just some ones favorite picks
That second part was not the outtakes. That really happened, just like you saw it. they did the firts part according to script. Then, right after that first part was done, you see Carol letting the audience know that Robin wanted to do the skit, again. That is how they televised that, with both skits. If I remember, this was aired on a Thursday night on ABC. I wished you had played that second part till the end. It was quite funny.
Two comedy giants right there. I've often wondered why Carol Burnett had never worked with Mel Brooks. Is there a petition somewhere that we can sign to try to make that happen?
@@genxhippie3973 I don't know about that. Carol could get pretty blue herself. She once flashed Tim Conway off screen during a sketch. In fact, I think it was the Gone with the Wind sketch that Jamel mentioned. I really think they could have some great comedic chemistry together, even if it was just a cameo as someone's crazy grandparents.
@@ericstoverink6579 Both were in Toy Story 4. Yes Carol could be blue but like you said it was off screen. I think Mel was a bit on the raunchy side for mainstream comedy at the time and Carol was already pushing boundaries. Both were great
Check out Carol Burnett predicts the future of flying… HYSTERICAL!!!! Or maybe depressing🤔😂 As always- great reaction. Thank you! Stay safe & love much💖
Try and watch the Mary Tyler Moore Show called Chuckles the Clown Bites the Dust. It’s hysterical and the ending is such a surprise! I remember watching these shows with my family every week. I never saw my dad laugh so hard.
Robin was such a genius and Carol was right there with him. Here's the link for the Gone With the Wind sketch: th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html
So glad to see you again, brother. The mighty Algorithm has not allowed anything from you for a good, long while. I just love your sensibilities, man--the only reaction video dude I ever enjoyed. Have you given any more thought to my suggestion about picking up the music reactions to music that isn't padlocked by greedy, controlling music companies? I'm telling you (again) that most of the best stuff was never exactly popular to begin with and is still accessible. I do understand your argument from the last time we talked about this--that if it ain't popular, don't nobody want to watch it anyway--but in this you are very, very wrong, my friend. You see, it ain't just you guys who are suffering under TH-cam's copyright and other protections. There are many millions of watchers who hate it, too. Millions of folks who would be very interested in checking out stuff that was brilliant (and very influential) that slipped beneath the radar of "popularity." You could start a whole new trend here, way out in front of everyone else. Tell you what, here are two examples that would catch on fire like a dry, dry forest. The first is from James Cotton (speaking of Negro spirituals.) On the epic 1975 "100% Cotton" album from Muddy Waters' greatest harmonica player, James cuts a version of "Fever," the ancient standard, that is purely pre-Civil War. No one can hear this and not get goosebumps, laugh and cry. Folks would jump on your take on this--it would spread like word of mouth. It would defeat the unholy Algorithm. Second is any one of 4 or 5 songs that the tragically forgotten Robin Trower band recorded live in the BBC studios in those same amazing 1974-75 years. It's like that one Bill Withers session with the most chill band that ever played, lounging around on living room furniture and lighting up "Use Me Up," except that it's Northern English/Scottish rockers who mine that same vein of the Black American Musical Tradition...and come up with such gold that it'll take your breath away, almost 50 years later. And again, this kind of thing could be a new niche for you to carve out of this bleak new, heavily protected TH-cam landscape. I know it's work to make these musical appreciation videos, dude, even without having to worry about the overlords coming down on you, but all I'm suggesting is a test, an experiment. Just see what happens, see if I might not be right about this. I can give you promotion, spread the word kind of thing. I can also supply you with a very, very long line of such material, most of which you--and everyone else--have never even heard of before and which will totally blow everyone's mind. People are bored but open around here...the perfect conditions for introducing the next new thing. If it doesn't work, okay. But you won't know until you try. Here's that shortlist, with a third one thrown in just to show you what surprising directions this could take: * "Fever" th-cam.com/video/9iWnkX6opOw/w-d-xo.html * "Bridge of Sighs" th-cam.com/video/EQWViLNI2yE/w-d-xo.html and a special surprise just a few years later from Stanley Clarke. All of these are musicians playing without auto tune or post-production editing. Real, laid down live... * "Hot Fun" th-cam.com/video/VSLy87Bm83A/w-d-xo.html
So funny! Here's the "Went With the Wind" video you're looking for: th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html It's the whole episode that it was shown on, but that's as close as I could find other than bits and pieces of the sketch.
@Jamel_AKA_Jamal , love your videos. Try to do a reaction to Eva Cassidy "Over the Rainbow". First read her bio before doing the reaction. Died at a young age 33 before she could've gone big. "Over the Rainbow" will give you goosebumps and probably cause you to shed a tear here and there during her song. Very moving. 💔♥
Hey Jamal! You need to react to Wait for me By Motopony, the studio version, it’s a whole different type of world!!! Please check it out! Something different, won’t disappoint! Much love
carol burnett gone with the wind - not great quality if no one else posted: part 1 th-cam.com/video/4aRMZ4ePmMM/w-d-xo.html, part 2: th-cam.com/video/TjhtxfSMIWk/w-d-xo.html
Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more Search for a word keening /ˈkēniNG/ Learn to pronounce noun the action of wailing in grief for a dead person. "the keening of grieving mothers tore into an otherwise silent afternoon" adjective (of a sound) prolonged and high-pitched, typically in a way that expresses grief or sorrow. "a keening soprano voice"
Imagine Robin and Tim doing a skit together on The Carol Burnett Show.
I don't think they'd ever get any work done if they had the two of them improvising. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 No one could keep a straight face with either of them.
Lord only knows what hilarious shenanigans would occur on set with both of their improv, both the cast and the audience would break immediately!
Carol Burnette was one of the.people who could keep up with Robin Williams.
Robin was so sharp and clever at making lines up. RIP Robin.
The Carrol Burnett Show was a treasure every Saturday night. Absolutely hilarious
I laughed so hard at the outtakes I had to reach for my inhaler. 😂😂😂
Watched Carol Burnett show every week till she ended theshow. It was classic comedy at it's best!!
I love both these wonderful comedians.
R.I.P. Robin Williams. 💜
The Carol Burnett Show was Great! They performed live ~ it was the real deal and all the comedians were top notch!!! No swearing, no dirt, just intelligent, quick witted humor.
God I miss him. RIP ROBIN. Thank you for finding this one.
Omg this is hilarious!! Carol and Robin are pure genius in this skit! I forgot how funny they both are and to have them together is priceless.☺
@@Jules-um4yy it's not Jamel aka Jamal... Just a scammer
@@ap8eioul1 Thanks Cassandra, I thought it looked strange. Hope nothing happened because I replied to it. Wonder if Jamal knows about it. Thanks again - I am new on these channels and am just figuring out how it all works.
This show is comedy gold. It was appointment watching when I was a kid. Thank you.
Watching Robin Williams perform is the same as watching SRV play guitar , effortless genius !
OMG!!!!!! The world misses you, Robin!
The Carol Burnett show is timeless
Especially funny when they break character
It’s amazing when a comedy piece is timeless
Another place where the comedy genius of Robin is in place with the great Carol Burnett.
I grew up watching Carol Burnett. I love her.
Two absolute comedy legends there....
Nothing ever happens like this again on Saturday night in TV... We have to praise TH-cam and the up loaders and of course all the reactors who shows such gems..
Robin Williams and Carol Burnett did rehears this segment and once it was being televised. Robin changed the whole thing. So when the audience was seeing this for the first time it was the same for Carol.
Two legends for sure! This was great, J. ✌🏼
You might enjoy this other hysterical funeral bit from The Mary Tyler Moore Show: Mary Tyler Moore (S06E07)
Chuckles Bites the Dust. 💜
I needed that. I’m recovering from going to my brother’s funeral and wake in Los Angeles. Three hour Roman Catholic funeral followed by a wake attended by around 500 people at The Jonathan Club in downtown L.A. Being a non-Christian myself, I have to chuckle at the thought of interrupting the Christian songs with Wiccan ones. (My brother would have killed me!) 😂
I am sorry for your loss. I'm also Wiccan and I sometimes wonder what my christian sister and brother-in-law would think if they knew.
@@Marigen1971 No broom closets for me. Everyone in the family knows I’m Wiccan.
I saw this when it originally aired. It is just as funny now as it was then. I love how Carol is begging for help and the other cast members are all standing off like "nope, you are on your own with him" LOL
I watched Carol all the time when I was young but I don't remember that one, thanks for the memories
FOUND IT! This is the entire "Went With the Wind" skit. Only the first two minutes of the clip is the introduction of the Carol Burnett Show. After that, it's the entire skit. The clip is a total of 21 minutes. The part everyone remembers comes at about the 15 minute mark. Enjoy.
Sorry - here's the URL: th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html
That skit was hilarious
That was hilarious! Loved Robin!
I know this is going to be hilarious with these two😂😂
Hey Jamel, I just wanna say thanks for reacting to unique videos. There’s so many people reacting to the same thing (Disturbed did more than just cover Sound of silence, people) while you actually have the testicular fortitude to try something different. Respect
Sadly Robin suffered from Lewy body dementia which resulted in him taking his own life. Before Robin Williams was diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia, it was reported that he had been experiencing paranoia, confusion, insomnia, constipation and lacking the ability to smell. For many, the wide range of early symptoms - not all related to brain function - makes Lewy Body Dementia difficult to diagnose.
Mama’s Family Tim Conway and his elephant story. It’ll have you pudding your pants and the Gone with the Wind skit is in Carol’s show.❤❤
I met robin willisms here in Vancouver bc Canada beautiful man
They both were so good at abliib and.keeping a straight face.. Love it!
'Went with the Wind" sketch - hysterical! Many times the cast would break down laughing when Tim Conway was in the skit. The show was done live and we got the real reactions.
great reaction.
Not sure if you're Breakind Bad and Better Call Saul fan. but did you know that Carol Burnett was in Better Call Saul in the final season. She was fantastic. 89 and still acting.
She sure was. Excellent.
Robin such a funny man and good human.
Robin Williams and Carol Burnett were both brilliant on their own, but get them together and it was epic! Below is a link to the "Gone With The Wind" sketch you asked for. It's a 21 min. sketch. Tim Conway is in this, along with Harvey Korman, Dinah Shore, and Vicki Lawrence. Hysterical! If you've seen the original 4-hour movie, this will be even funnier! This was the only clip I could find that was of better quality than the others I found. Thanks so much for this reaction, Jamel! 💙✌
Went With The Wind - th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html
He was a massive talent and I'm not sure I can name anyone since 1960 that comes close to him. I saw him going up and down the West Coast comedy clubs in 1977 and 1978, and each show was different, filled with completely different anecdotes and - well - "writing"? No, he developed ideas for jokes, and maybe he made notes. But on-stage, there was zero script Wonderfully so.
Robbin was a genius at ad lib.
These two are classics. Just seeing Robin Willams walk into a room makes me laugh. (but in a good way) The Gong with the Wind was funny because she leaves on the curtain rod on the "dress"
Fun fact... Robin Williams went to Juilliard.
i use to watch the carol burnett show all the time loved the laughs it give me and i have tried find the full seasons on a dvd but the only one i have found were just some ones favorite picks
That second part was not the outtakes. That really happened, just like you saw it. they did the firts part according to script. Then, right after that first part was done, you see Carol letting the audience know that Robin wanted to do the skit, again. That is how they televised that, with both skits. If I remember, this was aired on a Thursday night on ABC.
I wished you had played that second part till the end. It was quite funny.
"The Carol Burnett Show "The Simba Skit"" PLEASE
I just found it. Look up Carol Burnett, Went With the Wind.
You got to see To Kill A Mockingbird with Robin Williams and Richard Pryor must seee so funny 😂😂
Two comedy giants right there. I've often wondered why Carol Burnett had never worked with Mel Brooks. Is there a petition somewhere that we can sign to try to make that happen?
Mel's comedy was probably a little too blue for the wholesome Carol.
@@genxhippie3973 I don't know about that. Carol could get pretty blue herself. She once flashed Tim Conway off screen during a sketch. In fact, I think it was the Gone with the Wind sketch that Jamel mentioned.
I really think they could have some great comedic chemistry together, even if it was just a cameo as someone's crazy grandparents.
@@ericstoverink6579 Both were in Toy Story 4. Yes Carol could be blue but like you said it was off screen. I think Mel was a bit on the raunchy side for mainstream comedy at the time and Carol was already pushing boundaries. Both were great
I can't believe I don't remember this one!
Great show. Loved it when I was a kid. There’s a Jaws skit that’s ridiculous but hilarious. And I like the Steve Martin bikini beach skit.
Check out Carol Burnett predicts the future of flying…
HYSTERICAL!!!! Or maybe depressing🤔😂
As always- great reaction. Thank you!
Stay safe & love much💖
Check out morre of her shows, every major star wanted to be on it.
Try and watch the Mary Tyler Moore Show called Chuckles the Clown Bites the Dust. It’s hysterical and the ending is such a surprise! I remember watching these shows with my family every week. I never saw my dad laugh so hard.
Check out her blooper shows, they are a riot!! Sammy David, Jr., Cher, and so many more.
I love Carol Burnett. She had a show on Sundays in '76 - the Carol Burnett show. She's really funny as well as her costars.
They’ll never be anyone like Robin
It's called "WENT With The Wind."
Sorry to bust in on this, would love to see you do more Led Zeppelin!
Robin was such a genius and Carol was right there with him. Here's the link for the Gone With the Wind sketch: th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html
Six Feet Under: "We got a casket climber!"
Check out "As the stomach turns".
I think they called it Went with the Wind.
Look for Tim and Harvey when Tim is the oldest man alive. My favorite is when Tim is the oldest fireman
Love your reactions but you did this one November 2020. Still funny.
Please do a reaction video to Madonna’s performance of Vogue from the Reinvention Tour. It’s my favorite song.
SNL skit with Tom Hanks doing black Jeopardy
I have a recommendation, I think you should react to Annie by Sinn Sisamouth
you gotta react to the last goodbye by poco one of the best songs ever and also blue and grey by poco
So glad to see you again, brother. The mighty Algorithm has not allowed anything from you for a good, long while. I just love your sensibilities, man--the only reaction video dude I ever enjoyed. Have you given any more thought to my suggestion about picking up the music reactions to music that isn't padlocked by greedy, controlling music companies? I'm telling you (again) that most of the best stuff was never exactly popular to begin with and is still accessible.
I do understand your argument from the last time we talked about this--that if it ain't popular, don't nobody want to watch it anyway--but in this you are very, very wrong, my friend. You see, it ain't just you guys who are suffering under TH-cam's copyright and other protections. There are many millions of watchers who hate it, too. Millions of folks who would be very interested in checking out stuff that was brilliant (and very influential) that slipped beneath the radar of "popularity."
You could start a whole new trend here, way out in front of everyone else. Tell you what, here are two examples that would catch on fire like a dry, dry forest. The first is from James Cotton (speaking of Negro spirituals.) On the epic 1975 "100% Cotton" album from Muddy Waters' greatest harmonica player, James cuts a version of "Fever," the ancient standard, that is purely pre-Civil War. No one can hear this and not get goosebumps, laugh and cry. Folks would jump on your take on this--it would spread like word of mouth. It would defeat the unholy Algorithm.
Second is any one of 4 or 5 songs that the tragically forgotten Robin Trower band recorded live in the BBC studios in those same amazing 1974-75 years. It's like that one Bill Withers session with the most chill band that ever played, lounging around on living room furniture and lighting up "Use Me Up," except that it's Northern English/Scottish rockers who mine that same vein of the Black American Musical Tradition...and come up with such gold that it'll take your breath away, almost 50 years later.
And again, this kind of thing could be a new niche for you to carve out of this bleak new, heavily protected TH-cam landscape. I know it's work to make these musical appreciation videos, dude, even without having to worry about the overlords coming down on you, but all I'm suggesting is a test, an experiment. Just see what happens, see if I might not be right about this. I can give you promotion, spread the word kind of thing. I can also supply you with a very, very long line of such material, most of which you--and everyone else--have never even heard of before and which will totally blow everyone's mind. People are bored but open around here...the perfect conditions for introducing the next new thing. If it doesn't work, okay. But you won't know until you try. Here's that shortlist, with a third one thrown in just to show you what surprising directions this could take:
* "Fever" th-cam.com/video/9iWnkX6opOw/w-d-xo.html
* "Bridge of Sighs" th-cam.com/video/EQWViLNI2yE/w-d-xo.html
and a special surprise just a few years later from Stanley Clarke. All of these are musicians playing without auto tune or post-production editing. Real, laid down live...
* "Hot Fun" th-cam.com/video/VSLy87Bm83A/w-d-xo.html
Many may disagree, but I consider Robin Williams and Dave Chappelle the two greatest comedians of all time.
So funny! Here's the "Went With the Wind" video you're looking for: th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html It's the whole episode that it was shown on, but that's as close as I could find other than bits and pieces of the sketch.
Here’s the full skit…
Went with the wind…
th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html
Check please! LOL!
@Jamel_AKA_Jamal , love your videos. Try to do a reaction to Eva Cassidy "Over the Rainbow". First read her bio before doing the reaction. Died at a young age 33 before she could've gone big. "Over the Rainbow" will give you goosebumps and probably cause you to shed a tear here and there during her song. Very moving. 💔♥
Hey Jamal! You need to react to Wait for me By Motopony, the studio version, it’s a whole different type of world!!! Please check it out! Something different, won’t disappoint! Much love
you should react to sextape by deftones
🤣🤣🤣
Please react to "Beats So Lonely" by Charlie Sexton!! Please!!
Please react on Venus In Furs by Velvet Underground.
How do I contact you for my gift???😊
What show was this on? I thought her show ended before he became famous.
C KAN TIERRA MEXICANA
You should react to Sad World Freestyle by Luke Glisson he’s a small artist but he’s 🔥🔥🔥
I think I'd rather hear Dolores O Riordan do some keening. Like at the end of "Dreams".
carol burnett gone with the wind - not great quality if no one else posted: part 1 th-cam.com/video/4aRMZ4ePmMM/w-d-xo.html, part 2: th-cam.com/video/TjhtxfSMIWk/w-d-xo.html
Again, here is the link: th-cam.com/video/-8wVvGQ0P4Y/w-d-xo.html
Just look up frankly i dont give a damn for gone with the wind
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the action of wailing in grief for a dead person.
"the keening of grieving mothers tore into an otherwise silent afternoon"
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(of a sound) prolonged and high-pitched, typically in a way that expresses grief or sorrow.
"a keening soprano voice"
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