The Best Of The Carol Burnett Show Season 3 Episode 11 Volume 3: Episode 11
- TV-G
- December 11, 1977
- 50 min
The Best Of The Carol Burnett Show season 3 episode 11 titled Volume 3: Episode 11 is a delightful compilation of some of the most entertaining and humorous moments from the classic variety show. This episode brings together some of the best sketches and musical performances from season 3, showcasing the incredible talents of Carol Burnett and her team of regulars.
The episode opens with a classic Carol Burnett sketch, as she portrays cleaning lady Charwoman in a hilarious bit with Harvey Korman. The two playful banter and engage in a variety of comedic antics, leaving viewers in stitches. From there, the episode features a wide range of sketches, including a memorable parody of Gone with the Wind, featuring Carol as Scarlett O'Hara and Vicki Lawrence as Mammy.
Musical performances are also a key component of this episode, with standout appearances by singers like Tony Bennett and The Jackson 5. Bennett delivers a stunning rendition of the classic song "As Time Goes By," while the Jackson 5 bring down the house with a performance of their hit song "I Want You Back."
One of the highlights of this episode is the appearance of legendary comedian Tim Conway, who brings his trademark zany humor to a sketch featuring Carol and Vicki as two airline passengers navigating a particularly bumpy flight. Conway steals the show as the hapless pilot, delivering side-splitting lines and physical comedy.
Other memorable sketches from this episode include a spoof of the classic TV show Dragnet, featuring Carol and Harvey as detectives trying to solve a mystery at a beauty parlor, and a hilarious take on the hit movie Love Story, with Carol and guest star Ken Berry playing the star-crossed lovers.
Of course, no episode of The Carol Burnett Show would be complete without the beloved Q&A segment, where Carol answers questions from the audience in her trademark hilarious fashion. In this episode, she tackles topics ranging from her favorite movie to her most embarrassing moment on stage.
Overall, Volume 3: Episode 11 of The Best Of The Carol Burnett Show is an absolute delight from start to finish, showcasing the incredible talents of some of the most iconic performers in TV history. With a perfect mix of hilarious sketches and musical performances, this episode is a must-watch for any fan of classic comedy.