The Carol Burnett Show Season 4 Episode 9 with Juliet Prowse
- November 9, 1970
The Carol Burnett Show season 4 episode 9 features the talented and charming Juliet Prowse as a special guest star. Prowse, a South African-born actress, singer, and dancer, had previously made a name for herself in Hollywood with appearances in films like Can-Can and G.I. Blues.
In this episode, Prowse showcases her many talents in a variety of sketches and musical numbers. One highlight is her performance of the classic song "Fever," which she delivers with sultry charm and impeccable vocals. She also joins Carol Burnett and the rest of the cast in a hilarious sketch set in a hair salon, in which she plays a ditzy customer who can't seem to make up her mind about her hairstyle.
Another standout moment is a musical number in which Prowse and Burnett sing a medley of songs from the hit Broadway show My Fair Lady. The duo shows off their impressive vocal range and comedic timing, drawing laughs and applause from the audience.
Throughout the episode, Prowse proves herself to be a natural and infectious performer, with a magnetic presence that puts everyone at ease. Her chemistry with Burnett and the rest of the cast is evident, and the group appears to be having a blast performing together.
Other sketches in the episode include a parody of the hit TV show Emergency!, in which the cast plays bumbling paramedics who can't seem to get anything right, and a bit in which Burnett and guest star Vicki Lawrence play a pair of bickering housewives who end up duking it out in a mud pit. There are also a number of musical numbers featuring the show's regulars, including a performance of "I Got Rhythm" by Harvey Korman and a rendition of "Baby It's Cold Outside" by Burnett and guest star George Chakiris.
Overall, The Carol Burnett Show season 4 episode 9 with Juliet Prowse is a delightful showcase of the performer's talents, as well as those of the series regulars. From comedy sketches to musical numbers, the episode offers a wide range of entertainment, sure to leave audiences charmed and entertained.
