The Carol Burnett Show: The Lost Episodes Season 8 Episode 6 Rich Little and Eydie Gorme
- October 26, 1974
- 22 min
The Carol Burnett Show season 8 episode 6 is entitled "Rich Little and Eydie Gorme". In this episode, viewers are treated to a delightful selection of skits and musical numbers featuring the talents of two renowned entertainers: impressionist Rich Little and singer Eydie Gorme.
The show opens with a hilarious sketch called "The Time Machine". Carol Burnett plays a scientist who has created a machine that can transport her through time. However, things don't go quite according to plan when she accidentally ends up in prehistoric times and runs into a caveman played by Rich Little. The two engage in some witty banter as Carol tries to figure out a way to get back to the present.
Later in the episode, Rich Little takes center stage with his incredible talent for impersonations. He does spot-on impressions of celebrities such as Johnny Carson, Richard Nixon, and Ronald Reagan, much to the delight of the audience. In one sketch, he plays a game of Twister with Carol Burnett and Vicki Lawrence, all while doing his impressions.
But it's not all comedy - Eydie Gorme also takes to the stage to perform some beautiful musical numbers. She sings classic songs such as "For Once in My Life" and "The More I See You", showcasing her stunning voice and captivating stage presence.
Of course, it wouldn't be The Carol Burnett Show without its signature skits and recurring characters. In one sketch, Tim Conway plays his popular character Mr. Tudball, who is having trouble getting his new secretary (played by Carol Burnett) to understand his accent. In another sketch, Carol and Vicki Lawrence play a pair of sisters who work together at a department store and have a knack for causing trouble.
Overall, "Rich Little and Eydie Gorme" is a fun-filled episode of The Carol Burnett Show that is sure to leave audiences laughing and entertained. With a mix of comedy, musical performances, and classic skits, it's a must-watch for fans of the show and lovers of classic variety shows.