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“50 YEARS LATER… AND CAROL & HARVEY STILL MAKE US LAUGH UNTIL WE CAN’T BREATHE.” Poker night was supposed to be quiet… but the second Carol walked in, the room shifted. Harvey barely had time to blink before she snapped, “I’ll pull every hair out of your head, and that won’t take long!” 🤣 Coats were flying, the table shook, and Harvey’s buddies sat there acting like the world’s biggest slobs. You could see Carol’s patience evaporate one eye-roll at a time. Harvey kept trying to charm his way out of trouble, but she wasn’t having any of it. By the end, the house looked like a tornado had a sense of humor — and honestly, it makes you wonder how any couple survives game night without losing their minds… or laughing until it hurts.

‘The Carol Burnett Show’ Turns Relationship Chaos into Comedy Gold

The Carol Burnett Show was famous for exploring everyday relationships in the most hilarious ways, and this classic sketch from Season 3, Episode 11 is no exception. Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman play a couple who simply cannot get along — and the result is a whirlwind of comedy that showcases their impeccable timing and unforgettable chemistry.

A Couple at Their Wits’ End

Carol and Harvey step into the living room as Carol, sounding stuffed up from a cold, complains, “I don’t mind you playing poker with the fellas, but why do you have to do it here?” Harvey, unfazed, reminds her that it’s his home and he can host his games if he wants.

Carol pleads for a little consideration, but Harvey counters that she has her girlfriends over for coffee all the time. Meanwhile, he busies himself grabbing snacks and preparing for poker night, barely listening to her frustrations.

The Guests Arrive — And Things Get Worse

Carol vents about Harvey’s friends being slobs who leave messes that take a week to clean up. Her complaints prove true the moment the guests begin to arrive.

The first friend tosses his coat at her and strolls in laughing. The second drops his jacket on her and comments on how terrible she looks. When she explains it’s because she has a cold, he accidentally blows cigar smoke right into her face. Another man greets her as “Marge,” leaving Carol glaring in disbelief. The final poker buddy cheerfully announces it’s his lucky night before Carol pushes him toward the table in exasperation.

Carol Reaches Her Breaking Point

While the men settle in and chatter loudly, Carol desperately tries to get Harvey’s attention. When he doesn’t respond, she finally yells, “If you don’t turn around right now, I’ll pull every hair out of your head. And that won’t take long!”

The room goes silent.

She announces that everyone must be out by 11 because she simply cannot stand them. Harvey reluctantly agrees — but then casually asks her to fetch beers and make them a sandwich before going upstairs.

Carol’s response is a wordless scream from the other room.

A Perfectly Chaotic Finale

Soon after, Carol is running around the house shouting at the men, and Harvey accidentally walks through the bathroom door, bumping her in the head. Carol collapses right into his arms. Without missing a beat, Harvey picks her up, carries her upstairs, and calls down to the guys:

“Deal me in.”

It’s classic Burnett–Korman magic — a perfect blend of physical comedy, sharp dialogue, and relationship humor that remains timeless.

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AFTER 50 YEARS, THIS SCENE STILL BREAKS PEOPLE. It starts serious. Almost stiff. Tim Conway pounds the desk and snaps, “Sir, I’m the one asking the questions here.” And then it slips. A pause too long. A look that lingers. Harvey Korman’s mouth tightens, trying not to smile. When Tim pulls out the “truth serum” and starts slurring nonsense, the room changes. You can feel it. The air gets lighter. The control disappears. Harvey turns away, shoulders shaking, laughter winning every time. It’s not polished. It’s not planned. It’s two men who trusted each other enough to let the joke run wild. That’s why it still works.

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AFTER 11 SEASONS, SHE DIDN’T EXPECT THIS GOODBYE. She thought it was going to be a quiet goodbye. The final night of The Carol Burnett Show in 1978 felt warm, a little heavy, like endings usually do. Tim Conway stood beside her, smiling that familiar smile. Then he stopped her. Softly. He spoke about someone she had loved her whole life. Someone who had been there every week, just offstage. The room went still. The doors opened. When Carol saw Jimmy Stewart, the sound that left her wasn’t acting. It was pure joy. Shaky. Uncontrolled. Real. What was meant to be a farewell became something else entirely. A reminder that some moments don’t end shows. They stay with you.

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ONE PAUSE. ONE GRIN. OVER 50 YEARS LATER, PEOPLE ARE STILL LAUGHING. Tim Conway didn’t rush it. He sat down. Took a tiny pause. And somehow, the entire Christmas studio fell apart. You can see it happen in real time. Nazareth tries to stay serious. Fails instantly. The hosts bite their lips, eyes watering, seconds from losing it on live TV. And Tim? He just sits there with that quiet little grin, like he knows exactly what he’s doing. Nothing loud. Nothing forced. Just timing, patience, and a face that says everything without saying a word. That’s why this clip still circles back every holiday season. Simple joy doesn’t age. And neither does Tim Conway.

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AFTER 50 YEARS, THIS SCENE STILL BREAKS PEOPLE. It starts serious. Almost stiff. Tim Conway pounds the desk and snaps, “Sir, I’m the one asking the questions here.” And then it slips. A pause too long. A look that lingers. Harvey Korman’s mouth tightens, trying not to smile. When Tim pulls out the “truth serum” and starts slurring nonsense, the room changes. You can feel it. The air gets lighter. The control disappears. Harvey turns away, shoulders shaking, laughter winning every time. It’s not polished. It’s not planned. It’s two men who trusted each other enough to let the joke run wild. That’s why it still works.

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AFTER 11 SEASONS, SHE DIDN’T EXPECT THIS GOODBYE. She thought it was going to be a quiet goodbye. The final night of The Carol Burnett Show in 1978 felt warm, a little heavy, like endings usually do. Tim Conway stood beside her, smiling that familiar smile. Then he stopped her. Softly. He spoke about someone she had loved her whole life. Someone who had been there every week, just offstage. The room went still. The doors opened. When Carol saw Jimmy Stewart, the sound that left her wasn’t acting. It was pure joy. Shaky. Uncontrolled. Real. What was meant to be a farewell became something else entirely. A reminder that some moments don’t end shows. They stay with you.

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ONE PAUSE. ONE GRIN. OVER 50 YEARS LATER, PEOPLE ARE STILL LAUGHING. Tim Conway didn’t rush it. He sat down. Took a tiny pause. And somehow, the entire Christmas studio fell apart. You can see it happen in real time. Nazareth tries to stay serious. Fails instantly. The hosts bite their lips, eyes watering, seconds from losing it on live TV. And Tim? He just sits there with that quiet little grin, like he knows exactly what he’s doing. Nothing loud. Nothing forced. Just timing, patience, and a face that says everything without saying a word. That’s why this clip still circles back every holiday season. Simple joy doesn’t age. And neither does Tim Conway.

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“WHEN A BIRD STOLE THE SPOTLIGHT FROM JOHNNY CARSON.” Johnny Carson thought he’d seen everything… until Howard waddled onto the stage. A tiny bird with mischievous eyes and a laugh that sounded like he’d been practicing comedy since the egg. Howard didn’t just mimic Johnny — he roasted the whole studio with the calm confidence of a seasoned comedian. When he launched into his “cat impression,” Johnny couldn’t stop laughing, head down, completely defeated. The audience nearly jumped out of their seats. Howard loved grapes, loved chaos, and that night… the funniest star on the Tonight Show had feathers.