The Carol Burnett Show: The Lost Episodes Season 6 Episode 21 Ken Berry and Eydie Gorme
- February 24, 1973
- 22 min
In season 6 episode 21 of The Carol Burnett Show, Carol welcomes guests Ken Berry and Eydie Gorme to join in on the fun. The show starts with a hilarious sketch where Carol and Harvey play a married couple who go to a psychiatrist for relationship advice. Their love-hate dynamic provides plenty of laughs for the audience.
Next up, Ken Berry hits the stage to perform a fantastic dance routine that showcases his impressive tap dancing skills. He even manages to tap dance in slow motion, which is both impressive and hilarious at the same time. Later in the episode, Ken joins Carol and the gang for a skit about a wild west saloon that brings the old-fashioned western feel to life.
In another hilarious sketch, Carol and company parody the popular game show "Password". Tim and Harvey provide plenty of laughs as they struggle to guess the password given by the celebrity contestants played by Carol and Eydie. The two ladies provide some great comedic moments as they tease the guys with a series of clues.
Of course, no episode of The Carol Burnett Show is complete without some musical numbers, and Eydie Gorme delivers some knockout performances. She performs "Help Yourself" and "I Want to be Around" with her signature style and beautiful voice. In addition, she joins Carol and the gang for a lively rendition of "The Mexican Hat Dance".
Throughout the show, Carol keeps the laughs coming with her signature humor. She performs a hilarious skit with Lyle Waggoner about two airline passengers who must share a seat due to overbooking. Her physical comedy is at its best in this sketch as she and Lyle try to maneuver around each other in the cramped space.
Overall, season 6 episode 21 of The Carol Burnett Show is a classic episode filled with hilarious sketches, memorable musical performances, and plenty of laughs. Ken Berry and Eydie Gorme are terrific guests who add to the fun. Fans of the show will love this episode, and newcomers will quickly become fans after watching.