Burt Reynolds & Nanette Fabray on The Carol Burnett Show | FULL Episode: S5 Ep.20 

And his comedic timing was absolutely perfect.

pretty ordinary level

Yeah....she is not dead , fyi

we L word you, Carol! 💙💙💙

@@crivket1233 No shit sherlock, but its her official Channel, and maybe, just maybe ,she will hear all our thanks. I was too young in the 70s, but I sure love this show.

Correct Reynolds also appeared in Cloud 9 as a volleyball coach to a bunch of gorgeous misfits

Same here. Little did they know that just mentioning that movie name would freak ppl out...lol

She said she'sd seen it and that it was great. "You should see it!". Odd recommendation for Carol's audience members.

And also California Dreams (which featured a young, gorgeous Samantha “Sam” Woo) as much as CEIA (Clarissa Explains It All)

It's a real crying shame that there's too much capitalism!

Plus they did away with sugar free cookies.

Miller sugar free are worse for you than real sugar. Fake sugars are not metabolized by our bodies. Therefore, the bodies stores them in the form of fat!

Beautiful come back!

I read your comment as supermodel, after reading about his centerfold

'You know what happens when I get angry' 'Your eyes sparkle?'

I love the scene where Burt Reynolds and Carol Burnett fell

Burt was a bit tutti-fruity as well!

@@tomhaskett5161 Quite so!

I completely agree. Liberals ruin everything.

@@shyman99 cowardly and pretense liberals ruin everything and give you conservative power in the long run.

A lot of her Comedy numbers in her career were written by Ken Welch and his wife (I can't remember her name...) Her break-through song was a love song about a very unattractive polititian named John Foster Dulles...

Was there anything in particular that brought you to this "woke" reference?

@@briancordova1299 The skit would not be able to be produced in todays time. The Twitter mob and woke Hollywood would not allow it.

@@briancordova1299 yeah, it's funny

Lol Caring about other humans and not being selfish, money grubbing, racist, misogynists that only understand something if it happens to them or one of their family members is considered 'woke' (Faux news/RWNJ lingo talking point) Up there with 'Antifa' RWNJs made the group up and as usual misuse and mispell the wording. It's anti FASCISM And every AMERICAN is. Only Nazis are PRO fascism and Nazis need not remain in my country. So go get 'woke' so you can be a better person. And then just enjoy Ms Burnett's show without the ridiculous RWNJ commentary. Good day.

@@briancordova1299The Gay😂

African American guest stars in the show: Ella Fitzgerald Dionne Warwick Nancy Wilson Flip Wilson Vivian Bonnell Barbara McNair Leslie Uggams Ray Charles Pearl Bailey Melba Moore Paula Kelly Jackson 5 Janet Jackson The Pointer Sisters Sammy Davis Jr. Ben Vereen Natalie Cole

@@AvatarPrimus How can I be sure of the veracity of your inventory??

@@classicalaid1 The list of guest is public just google it, and right now I´m seeing the episode 15 season 54 with Flip Wilson, and talking against racism the episode 02 season 9 with Samy Davis jr has a skit with him and Carol that is golden and even "revolutionary" for the 70s mentality of some of their audience, I was a kid back then when I watched it on reruns and even I got the message, and I didn't knew much about US civil affairs. Back then I was just a normal Mexican kid living in Mexico like I still do happily . Even the show had African-American dancers which I think were not that common in some US '70s tv shows. By the way, one of the girls dancing next to Hayworth is a skin lighted African American, and there are others Africam American dancers in other episodes.

@@AvatarPrimus Well Avatar Primus, I do appreciate your lengthy comment. I have a number of Mexican friends. One fellow from Mexico lives across the street from me. He is very friendly and warm hearted And he has four Pekinese dogs which he frequently takes for walks. One is the mother and the other three are the kids. Also I might mention that a friend of mine, an assistant manager at my bank, is quite tall for a woman. She is about five foot eleven and in high heels, she is even taller. And she comes from an African background. And this lady is not only tall, she is very pretty and just glows with life. Once we were chatting and she mentioned that she has another job beside working at the bank. And that is as a film actress. I WAS FASCINATED! Then I asked if I would know any of her films. And she said that she appeared in the John Travolta film HAIRSPRAY, as a dancer. I enquired how she got the job. She said she auditioned for a part as a dancer and, along with a few other women, was eventually chosen. I asked how many girls had tried out for the part nationwide. And she told me....5000 girls. I kid you not! And then I asked what John Travolta was like to work with and she said he was very kind and personable. And at the end of the film shoot, he gave each cast member a small momento. I then borrowed the film from the library and, yes indeed, my friend was actually in the film, dancing away to her heart's content!

Aside from many guest stars, take a look more closely at the dancers. In most seasons there is at least one Black dancer. And when there were both a male and a female, they did not only dance with each other. I have also noticed some dancers that appeared to be (Asian) Indian. No East Asians, but they had to choose from within the Hollywood talent pool, which was quite limited at the time. You have to remember that the late 60s/early 70s were still dealing with segregation. George Wallace ran for President in 1972 on a racist platform (third party), and got a sizable number of votes. Things were improving, but slowly. And though it's hard to tell from 2022, TCBS was actually in the forefront of the early diversity movement. Just hearing Carol's "fight pollution" at the end of most shows was pretty far out there for the time ... this episode had a love song about a draft dodger, and a whole skit with a gay lead, both of which were very close to the censorship line. I was a teen when these shows first aired, and I never watched them because "Carol Burnett was for square old people." I was so wrong ...