Yep.. This, And Three’s Company Family Ties Cheers. Extra. You know.🍸🎊😏🎊😏👍

Absolutely correct, there is nothing that even comes close today.

Her physical comedy is beyond compare in this episode.

All these shows had relatively clean topics for each skit. Of course on this particular one with Jonathon Winters, lol. He always pushes the "suggestive" notions real close to the edge at times. I was surprised it happened here when he was doing the Santa skit, and there were young girls in the audience. Seemed a bit awkward in that respect, but it was still funny, in a burlesques sort of way.

Shout out to Spock!💕♥️♥️😍

Stunning!

Hubba Hubba UH HUH! 😮😂❤

He sure was! He was the male equivalent of Dean Martin's Dingalings. There to be ogled for his looks, more than for his talents and abilities. Carol herself said that's why he was cast: to be a gorgeous hunk for her homely self to drool over.

I would love to see Lucy and Carol in the Odd Couple!

@@B.H.56 Luciile Ball died around 22 years ago.

I wish Carol and the gang had done an I Love Lucy skit... I could see Carol as Lucy, Vicky as Ethel, Harvey as Ricky and Tim and Fred

@@jonnaking3054 I cannot think of anyone else to play those other characters except for Carol Burnett to play Lucy Ricardo. And believe it or not I am Cuban born!

@@luislaplume8261 33 years

It's been a rumor for a long time. I agree that it stands for Carol Burnett Show & rightly, but unfortunately not

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@@jamesniezgoda5454 Can't be a rumor if the network was titled Columbia Broadcasting System. But I like the idea that its nickname should be Carol Burnett Show. That's cute.

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She is such a nice lady! I just finished watching episodes of the game show Password on KZfaq from about 1966 or 67 and she was delightful and smart!

And for me, the best kisser for a woman on TV I ever saw. And I am a baby boomer!

@@luislaplume8261 If you had Barbara Eden as your Genie (Jeannie), what would you wish for?

@@jasminnemcdonald94A A good one ! As a boy I was concentrated on her breasts which was covered by a bra with the same cloth as her harem pants. Well I would have asked her to wear her harem custome on but topless. If thisTVseries were made in France in the 1960s by a French TV studio and cast, it would be done that way and probably went on the air at midnight in order to ensure that children would be in bed sleeping but not on Friday as many kids would possibly be up to see what was on TV because there is no school on Saturday. By the way in 1985 she made a TV movie named I Dream of Jeannie 15 years Later. In that she wore an up dated harem custome that had a smaller bra and her pants ended several inches below her belly button. She had the most beautiful stomach on a woman I ever saw until Fran Drescher in the TV series The Nanny was I a bikini on a beach in an episode. Delicately speaking when I saw that TV movie in which she wore that custome I had an erection which I never got from a TV movie. I was 29 years old at that time. My late mother told me years earlier that her father was like me, I appreciated women who were natural and he died in 1945 long before I was born. So it is true in some families. What a grandparent likes is sometimes inherited by their grandchildren. I also like silk ties and a straw hat with a wide brim like in the 1920s called a boater that my grandfather also liked. This was something I never knew until I bought these in a shopping mall in Jersey City, N.J in the 1990s. Thank you very much and I would like you to know that everything I ever wrote on the internet in the past4 years is true and I do make sarcasm and jokes. One can tell it by reading it. I do have a sense of humor which is hard to do in public by entertainers due to political correctness and the Woke and Cancel Culture which I despise. Just be true to yourself like I do and I an able to listen to other points of view from different people and cultures. I , yse,f am a New Yorker who grew up in NYC in the 1960s Mad Men era and am a baby boomer. And am also a naturalized American citizen who was born in Havana,Cuba in 1956 and as a 2 month old baby came with my parents legally on August 2, 1956 which explains my personality and why I despise the Hollywood Establishment. Good night and take care and God bless.

@@luislaplume8261 If I'm correct, you wish to be in a world where PC, Cancel Culture and Woke people do not exist? Well, I would like to see what the world was like before everything was a politically correct. Like, The Benny Hill Show for example. I'm just curious.

@@jasminnemcdonald94A As a baby boomer I can verify that Rock N Roll came of age at that time and males were Men and females were Women! With curves! Not like Rachel Maddow aka Richard Madcow of MSNBC the Mindless Senseless Nitwit Broadcasting Company! I rest my case. By January 1, 1974 I had long hair , long sideburns, and a mustache. Would you rather date Little Brian Stelter of CNN News?

Which explains why women still had beehive hairdos as I remember them. Mrs, Belovin of my 4th grade class was the Barbara Eden of P.S.54 in Richmond Hill in 1964. Small and blonde. Great pair of leges that I admired and wished I was 11 years older.

Yes, a Christmas Carol.

Barbara, Vicki and Carol are still around.

I binge watched these in 2019 while trying to get over a bad breakup. I'd fast forward all the romantic sketches and watch everything else. Again it was the only thing that made me laugh

I feel the same. When I am depressed, out come I Love Lucy DVDs. She still makes me laugh no many how many times I have watched the DVDs. 👍🙂❤

Was checking on Wikipedia regarding the Nimoy/Spock cameo appearance on the Burnett show then I didn't know Barbara Eden was a guest on the show too but didn't have to appear as Jeannie because Eden was a star in her own right. 1967 was a memorable year in tv that's for sure.

Me neither and I laughed hysterically.

Carol is still living, I'm sure she has it at her home...

EM had a Big Fear Of Doing A Live Show! Thats Why She Never Guest Starred

Try to imagine the process of making an invisible baby with an invisible man 😄😄

@@lopa2828 Hahaha right 😂

@@lopa2828 Bullseye! What must the woman have? A nude centerfold of a muscular man? C'MON MAN! ......Joe Biden

@@luislaplume8261 LoL

Agree! Those are such talented and passionate actors that share their energy with the viewers. I also want to say a big thank you to everybody involved in making this show. Years passed but it seems like such humor never gets old.

@@romakuzhlev5160 You are so right: funny is always funny, even after half a century.

Eden never got enough credit for how talented she is. I saw her in the early 90's in "Nite Club Confidential" where she sang and danced on stage and she was terrific.

@@Scorchy666 Truly a triple threat entertainer. And very funny. I enjoy watching her in interviews where she's allowed to speak at length; she comes off so warm and smart.

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@@davesoucy1086 As a baby boomer I can assure you that everybody was talking about hippies in those days. The end result? Mealy mouthed pablum puking liberal Social Justice Warriors women like today's Karens

HAPPY NEW YEARS HOPE TO MEET U BOTH SOON