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The Carol Burnett Show · S1E29 — with Sid Caesar, Barbara McNair
Season 1 episodes
1. with Jim NaborsSep 11, 1967
2. with Sid Caesar, Liza MinnelliSep 18, 1967
3. with Jonathan Winters, Eddie AlbertSep 25, 1967
4. with Lucille Ball, Tim Conway, and Gloria LoringOct 2, 1967
5. with Imogene Coca, Lainie KazanOct 9, 1967
6. with Phyllis Diller, Gwen Verdon, and Bobbie GentryOct 16, 1967
7. with Smothers Brothers, Diahann Carroll, Richard KileyOct 23, 1967
8. with Nanette Fabray, Sonny & CherNov 6, 1967
9. with Richard Chamberlin, Gloria LoringNov 13, 1967
10. with Juliet Prowse, Martha RayeNov 20, 1967
11. with Don Adams, Lesley Ann WarrenNov 27, 196712. with Jonathan Winters, Barbara Eden, and Leonard NimoyDec 4, 196713. with Mickey Rooney, John DavidsonDec 11, 196714. with Sid Caesar, Ella FitzgeraldDec 25, 196715. with Lynn Redgrave, Mike DouglasJan 1, 196816. with Lana Turner, Frank GorshinJan 8, 196817. with Trini López, Ken BerryJan 15, 196818. with George Chakiris, Shirley JonesJan 22, 196819. with Jonathan Winters, Dionne WarwickJan 29, 196820. with Jack Palance, Liza MinnelliFeb 5, 196821. with Betty Grable, Martha RayeFeb 12, 196822. with Nanette Fabray, Art CarneyFeb 19, 196823. with Garry Moore, Durward Kirby, John GaryFeb 26, 196824. with Imogene Coca, Mel TormeMar 4, 196825. Ruth Buzzi, Tim Conway, and Jack JonesMar 18, 196826. with Soupy Sales, Gloria LoringMar 25, 196827. with Peter Lawford, Minnie PearlApr 15, 196828. with Tim Conway, Shani WallisApr 29, 196829. with Sid Caesar, Barbara McNairMay 6, 196830. Family ShowMay 13, 1968Synopsis
A playful, feminine take on "I Spy" unfolds as Sid, Carol, and Harvey embody a troupe of gypsies navigating a tangle of personal dramas. The narrative weaves together scenes of Harvey interviewing silent film icons Pico and Rivera, while Carol and Harvey portray melodramatic soap opera stars beset by a perpetually inebriated sound effects technician. Interspersed throughout are musical interludes: Carol, as a cleaning woman, belts out "If I Ruled the World," and Barbara delivers poignant renditi
