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* HeyItsThatGuy / RetroactiveRecognition:
** To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on the show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being in the audience rather hilarious.
** "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett": Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac in the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
** To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on the show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being in the audience rather hilarious.
** "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett": Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac in the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
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* RetroactiveRecognition:
** To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on the show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being in the audience rather hilarious.
** "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett": Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac in the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
** To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on the show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being in the audience rather hilarious.
** "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett": Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac in the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
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* HarpoDoesSomethingFunny: Tim Conway either added his own embellishments or went completely off script during his appearances, sending sketches off the rails and causing the cast to break character to the delight of the audience.
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** WordOfGod says Miss Wiggins' nail biting was Carol's way of not breaking up at Tim's Mr. Tudball.
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* TheUnperson: Sort of. The fact that Dick Van Dyke was an actual cast member during the last years (replacing Harvey Korman) is rarely brought up in documentaries or behind the scenes specials, and said episodes rarely air in syndication. Mainly because many people felt those episodes [[SeasonalRot weren't very good]], and that Dyke had no real chemistry with Carol, Tim, or Vicky. Even Dyke himself [[OldShame looks back at his time on the show with regret and embarrassment.]] On the other hand, Dyke does remain good friends with Burnett.
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* TheUnperson: UnPerson: Sort of. The fact that Dick Van Dyke was an actual cast member during the last years (replacing Harvey Korman) is rarely brought up in documentaries or behind the scenes specials, and said episodes rarely air in syndication. Mainly because many people felt those episodes [[SeasonalRot weren't very good]], and that Dyke had no real chemistry with Carol, Tim, or Vicky. Even Dyke himself [[OldShame looks back at his time on the show with regret and embarrassment.]] On the other hand, Dyke does remain good friends with Burnett.
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* TheUnperson: Sort of. The fact that Dick Van Dyke was an actual cast member during the last years (replacing Harvey Korman) is rarely brought up in documentaries or behind the scenes specials, and said episodes rarely air in syndication. Mainly because many people felt those episodes [[SeasonalRot weren't very good]], and that Dyke had no real chemistry with Carol, Tim, or Vicky. Even Dyke himself [[OldShame looks back at his time on the show with regret and embarrassment.]] On the other hand, Dyke does remain good friends with Burnett.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The first five seasons of the series (1967-1972) are co-owned with Bob Banner, preventing them from subsequent syndication and home video releases. With Banner's death in 2011, the outcome of this looked uncertain, until Carol Burnett and Time/Life announced a 2015 DVD release of those seasons.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The first five seasons of the series (1967-1972) are co-owned with Bob Banner, preventing them from subsequent syndication and home video releases. With Banner's death in 2011, the outcome of this looked uncertain, until Carol Burnett and Time/Life announced a 2015 DVD release of select episodes from those seasons.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Initially, viewers did not find the "Norma Desmond" sketches [[DudeNotFunny very funny]], and felt they were an insult to actress Gloria Swanson (whom the sketches were a parody of). Gloria Swanson though appeared in one episode explaining that she thought they were hilarious.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The first five seasons of the series (1967-1972) are co-owned with Bob Banner, preventing them from subsequent syndication and home video releases. With Banner's death in 2011, the outcome of this looked uncertain, until Carol Burnett and Time/Life announced a January 2015 DVD release of those seasons.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The first five seasons of the series (1967-1972) are co-owned with Bob Banner, preventing them from subsequent syndication and home video releases. With Banner's death in 2011, the outcome of this looked uncertain, until Carol Burnett and Time/Life announced a January 2015 DVD release of those seasons.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The first five seasons of the series (1967-1972) are co-owned with Bob Banner, preventing them from subsequent syndication and home video releases. With Banner's death in 2011, the outcome of this looks uncertain.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The first five seasons of the series (1967-1972) are co-owned with Bob Banner, preventing them from subsequent syndication and home video releases. With Banner's death in 2011, the outcome of this looks uncertain.looked uncertain, until Carol Burnett and Time/Life announced a January 2015 DVD release of those seasons.
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* ActingForTwo: Many sketches would have Carol playing twins, usually to spoof films in which actresses like BetteDavis did the same. Examples include [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpPSayL19Ag "A Swiped Life"]] and [[Series/{{Columbo}} "Cobumble"]].
** One question period had Carol tell a childhood anecdote in which she actually pretended to be a set of twins, complete with changing of clothes, etc.
** One question period had Carol tell a childhood anecdote in which she actually pretended to be a set of twins, complete with changing of clothes, etc.
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* ThrowItIn: The show would only do two takes a sketch, meaning even flubbed lines would get thrown in the broadcast.
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* ThrowItIn: The show would only do two takes a sketch, meaning even flubbed lines would get thrown in the broadcast.broadcast.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In interviews, Tim Conway said that in the 80s he was offered a chance to star in a ''Mr. Tudball'' spin-off. He declined because he didn't see much potential for storylines, plus the fact that Carol would not be playing Miss Wiggins.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In interviews, Tim Conway said that in the 80s he was offered a chance to star in a ''Mr. Tudball'' spin-off. He declined because he didn't see much potential for storylines, plus the fact that Carol would not be playing Miss Wiggins.
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** The bulk of the musical numbers have not been seen since the original network airings due to licensing issues. Eventually, a DVD collector's edition of the show which includes the musical numbers was released by mail order offering only 2 episodes per $19.95 disc, the extra money going for the licensing.
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** The bulk of the musical numbers have not been seen since the original network airings due to licensing issues. Eventually, a DVD collector's edition of the show which includes the musical numbers was released by mail order offering only 2 episodes per $19.95 disc, the extra money going for the licensing.licensing.
* ThrowItIn: The show would only do two takes a sketch, meaning even flubbed lines would get thrown in the broadcast.
* ThrowItIn: The show would only do two takes a sketch, meaning even flubbed lines would get thrown in the broadcast.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The first five seasons of the series (1967-1972) are co-owned with Bob Banner, preventing them from subsequent syndication and home video releases. With Banner's death in 2011, the outcome of this looks uncertain.
** The bulk of the musical numbers have not been seen since the original network airings due to licensing issues. Eventually, a DVD collector's edition of the show which includes the musical numbers was released by mail order offering only 2 episodes per $19.95 disc, the extra money going for the licensing.
** The bulk of the musical numbers have not been seen since the original network airings due to licensing issues. Eventually, a DVD collector's edition of the show which includes the musical numbers was released by mail order offering only 2 episodes per $19.95 disc, the extra money going for the licensing.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: According to Carol, the reason behind Ms. Wiggins's trademark walk was due to the fact that the skirt she was given was too large and walking that way was the only way to keep it from falling off.
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* EditedForSyndication: The intros with the audience and non-musical sketches were edited into the half hour 1978 show ''Carol Burnett and Friends''.
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* {{Blooper}}: Of course a compilation of them was released.
** Though many ended up in the final broadcasts.
** Though many ended up in the final broadcasts.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]] / [[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on the show.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]] HeyItsThatGuy / [[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: RetroactiveRecognition:
** To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on the show.
** To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on the show.
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*** And considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they just might even be [[FridgeBrilliance the same character]].
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]] / [[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on this the show.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]] / [[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 guest-starred on this show.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]] / [[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 will have guest-starred on this show.
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*** And considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they just might even be [[SameCharacterButDifferent the same character]].
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*** And considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be [[SameCharacterButDifferent the same character]].
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** "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett": Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac from the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
** Considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be [[SameCharacterButDifferent the same character]].
** Considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be [[SameCharacterButDifferent the same character]].
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** "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett": Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac from in the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
**Considering And considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be [[SameCharacterButDifferent the same character]].
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** In "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett", Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac from the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
** Considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be the same character.
** Considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be the same character.
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** In "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett", Burnett": Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac from the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
** Considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be [[SameCharacterButDifferent the samecharacter.character]].
** Considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be [[SameCharacterButDifferent the same
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** In "A Special Evening with Carol Burnett", Eunice's psychiatrist will be familiar to ''[[TheGoldenGirls Golden Girls]]'' fans as the pyromaniac from the episode "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas".
** Considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be the same character.
** Considering [[SarcasmMode how well the session went]], they might even be the same character.
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** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member rather hilarious.
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** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an in the audience member rather hilarious.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]]/[[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: Generally, anyone ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 guest-starred on this show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member hilarious.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member hilarious.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]]/[[RetroactiveRecognition Guy!]] / [[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: Generally, anyone To put it simply, anybody ''with a pulse'' from 1967 to 1978 guest-starred on this show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member rather hilarious.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member rather hilarious.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]]/[[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: Generally, from 1967 to 1978, anybody ''with a pulse'' guest starred on this show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member rather amusing.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member rather amusing.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]]/[[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: Generally, from 1967 to 1978, anybody anyone ''with a pulse'' guest starred from 1967 to 1978 guest-starred on this show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience memberrather amusing.hilarious.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member
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*[[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy!]]/[[RetroactiveRecognition Retroactive Recognition]]: Generally, from 1967 to 1978, anybody ''with a pulse'' guest starred on this show.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member rather amusing.
** Hell, even some of ''the audience members'' were (and are) recognizable. Modern viewers will likely find ''[[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal Lecter]]'' being an audience member rather amusing.
