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Featuring the original broadcast master collection of Carol's song-and-dance spoofs of TV or movie classics, including Hollywood guests like Steve Martin.
Featuring the original broadcast master collection of Carol's song-and-dance spoofs of TV or movie classics, including Hollywood guests like Steve Martin.
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The Best of The Carol Burnett Show
"Dyan Cannon, Paul Lynde"Featuring the original broadcast master collection of Carol's song-and-dance spoofs of TV or movie classics, including Hollywood guests like Steve Martin.
The Best of The Carol Burnett Show
S5, EP1 "Carol Channing, Steve Lawrence"Steve Lawrence and Carol Channing perform with Carol, Harvey, Vicki, and Lyle to pay homage to great films and filmmakers for a blockbuster tribute to the Academy Awards.
The Best of The Carol Burnett Show
S5, EP2 "Peggy Lee, Dom Deluise"Dom DeLuise and Peggy Lee perform sketches and songs, including a murder investigation invaded by the Fireside Girl Alice Portnoy.
The Best of The Carol Burnett Show
S5, EP6 "Dionne Warwick, Ken Berry"Ken Berry and Dionne Warwick are Carol's guests.
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S10, EP3 "Family Show"Features a take-off of the classic Elizabeth Taylor film "National Velvet"; a sketch with Carol and Harvey as a married couple.
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