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OVER 100 APPEARANCES… BUT NOTHING WAS WILDER THAN THE DAY HE WALKED IN AS A BUNNY. Tim Conway stepped into that courtroom like he’d just leapt out of a Saturday morning cartoon — ears flopping, nose twitching, a carrot held up like the strangest piece of evidence ever seen. Ken Berry tried to stay serious, but the moment Conway took a loud, crunchy bite, the whole room started to crumble. He didn’t act it… he became it. Hopping across the floor, interrupting arguments with carrot munching, turning every rule of order into pure chaos. It was the kind of comedy that makes you laugh so hard… you forget what day it is.

Tim Conway’s Legendary “Bunny Defendant” Sketch: A Comedy Masterclass

Some comedy moments are funny, some are unforgettable — and then there’s Tim Conway’s iconic performance as the “bunny defendant” on The Carol Burnett Show, a sketch so wonderfully absurd that fans still call it one of the greatest ever made.

Conway appears in full bunny costume — floppy ears, twitchy nose, carrot in hand — and from the second he walks onstage, the audience is already laughing. His character is completely committed, delightfully odd, and brilliantly unpredictable. He turns a simple courtroom setup into pure comedic chaos.

His “defense”? Blaming his mischievous behavior on cartoon logic. And somehow, he makes it work. Every tiny gesture — nibbling his carrot, widening his eyes, hopping around the courtroom — is perfectly timed for maximum humor.

Comedy Chemistry at Its Best

Ken Berry plays the bewildered lawyer trying to keep the situation under control, and the back-and-forth between him and Conway is comedy gold. Berry’s straight-faced frustration paired with Conway’s childlike mischief creates the kind of sketch that reminds viewers why classic variety shows were so beloved.

Where many courtroom parodies rely on sharp dialogue or confrontational energy, this one thrives on sheer silliness. It’s light, it’s joyful, and it showcases the kind of physical comedy and character work that Conway was famous for.

A Reminder of What Classic Comedy Could Do

The Carol Burnett Show remains a gold standard in television comedy — a time when performers threw themselves wholeheartedly into their roles, making audiences laugh without cynicism or gloom. This sketch is a perfect example of that era’s charm: uplifting, goofy, and effortlessly entertaining.

Many fans say this is exactly the kind of humor the world needs more of — comedy that brings people together, lets them forget their worries for a moment, and fills the room with real laughter.

Watch the Sketch

If you haven’t seen it, or if you just need a dose of joyful absurdity, enjoy one of the greatest courtroom spoofs ever performed:

Share it with someone who could use a smile — because humor like this never goes out of style.

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“90 MILLION PEOPLE WATCHED THEM DESTROY EVERY RULE OF ETIQUETTE — AND STILL LAUGHED UNTIL THEY CRIED.” Harvey leaned across the table and whispered, “Don’t make a scene, Bob — we’re in public.” But Tim Conway already had that tiny grin… the one that meant everything was about to fall apart. What started as a polite business lunch slowly unraveled — a quiet accusation here, a frustrated sigh there, and Harvey clutching his napkin like it was the last bit of pride he had left. Tim stayed calm, almost too calm, letting each ridiculous line land as if it were perfectly normal. By the time the waiter arrived, the “break-up” was complete. Two grown men, one ruined lunch, and that unstoppable giggle Harvey could never hide.

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“The moment 3 actors forgot they were even acting.” What was supposed to be a simple, classy dinner scene fell apart in the funniest way possible. The “servant” slipped off-script for half a second, and you could see it hit everyone at once — shoulders shaking, lips fighting to stay still, eyes wide like, please don’t make me break. But then he pulled that wild stunt on himself… and the whole cast just lost it. The kind of laughter you can’t fake, no matter how good you are. And just when they finally caught their breath, the director gave one tiny command — and the poor butler went right back into chaos. Fans are calling it the funniest unscripted moment of the year.

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“THE NIGHT JOHN LEFT US… SOMETHING UNEXPLAINABLE RETURNED.” Exactly 45 years after the night John Lennon was taken from us, something unbelievable surfaced — a lost recording of all four Beatles, untouched and raw, like it had been waiting quietly for the world to be ready. The moment John’s voice slips in beside George’s, and Paul and Ringo fall into place, it doesn’t feel like a leak. It feels like a door opening for just a few seconds… long enough for four brothers to stand together again. No polish. No studio tricks. Just a final breath of harmony that refuses to fade. And for a moment, it feels like time holds still.

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“90 MILLION PEOPLE WATCHED THEM DESTROY EVERY RULE OF ETIQUETTE — AND STILL LAUGHED UNTIL THEY CRIED.” Harvey leaned across the table and whispered, “Don’t make a scene, Bob — we’re in public.” But Tim Conway already had that tiny grin… the one that meant everything was about to fall apart. What started as a polite business lunch slowly unraveled — a quiet accusation here, a frustrated sigh there, and Harvey clutching his napkin like it was the last bit of pride he had left. Tim stayed calm, almost too calm, letting each ridiculous line land as if it were perfectly normal. By the time the waiter arrived, the “break-up” was complete. Two grown men, one ruined lunch, and that unstoppable giggle Harvey could never hide.

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“The moment 3 actors forgot they were even acting.” What was supposed to be a simple, classy dinner scene fell apart in the funniest way possible. The “servant” slipped off-script for half a second, and you could see it hit everyone at once — shoulders shaking, lips fighting to stay still, eyes wide like, please don’t make me break. But then he pulled that wild stunt on himself… and the whole cast just lost it. The kind of laughter you can’t fake, no matter how good you are. And just when they finally caught their breath, the director gave one tiny command — and the poor butler went right back into chaos. Fans are calling it the funniest unscripted moment of the year.

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“THE NIGHT JOHN LEFT US… SOMETHING UNEXPLAINABLE RETURNED.” Exactly 45 years after the night John Lennon was taken from us, something unbelievable surfaced — a lost recording of all four Beatles, untouched and raw, like it had been waiting quietly for the world to be ready. The moment John’s voice slips in beside George’s, and Paul and Ringo fall into place, it doesn’t feel like a leak. It feels like a door opening for just a few seconds… long enough for four brothers to stand together again. No polish. No studio tricks. Just a final breath of harmony that refuses to fade. And for a moment, it feels like time holds still.

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“THIS IS THE MOMENT 300 PEOPLE LAUGHED UNTIL THEY CRIED.” He said it softly — “I was just trying to let her sleep…” — and that’s how the chaos began. Tim Conway walked into Carol Burnett’s kitchen like a man on a secret mission, tiptoeing as if the floor might scream. But every object turned against him. The coffee pot clanged. A spoon jumped off the counter. Even the mug shook like it had nerves of its own. And the quieter Tim tried to be, the louder everything got. Carol broke character. The audience lost it. It wasn’t a sketch anymore — it was pure, accidental magic 😭. The kind you can’t script, can’t remake… only remember.