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The Carol Burnett Show (1967 – 1978)

1967 • 11 seasons • Comedy, Family • TV-G
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The Carol Burnett Show — Season 8

24 episodes · Sep 14, 1974

1. Episode 184 (#803)
Sep 14, 1974 · 54m

A, B, C; The Family: Brotherly Love; Toilet Tissue; One Life; Bedtime Honesty; Just a Gigolo; The Gunslinger; Rimshot.

2. Episode 185
Sep 21, 1974 · 54m

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3. Episode 186
Sep 28, 1974 · 54m

Please provide the text you would like me to rewrite with James Coco. I need the original text to be able to fulfill your request. Once you provide the text, I will revise it to be clear, natural, and literary in style, preserving its o…

4. Episode 187
Oct 5, 1974 · 54m

The collaboration brought together Jack Weston and Michele Lee.

5. Episode 188 (#806)
Oct 12, 1974 · 54m

A flicker of humor here, a poignant moment there: "The Nightingale Song," a comedic interlude; "The Family: Hospital Visit," a scene etched with familial concern; the simple charm of "Rubber Bands and Bits of String"; the sharp sting of "Th…

6. Episode 189
Oct 26, 1974 · 54m

The evening unfolded with the captivating voices of Eydie Gorme and the smooth charm of Rich Little.

7. Episode 190
Nov 2, 1974 · 54m

The performance featured Alan King and Lena Zavaroni.

8. Episode 191 (#809)
Nov 9, 1974 · 54m

Angie Baby; The Family: Sorry!; Comedy Spot; The Pickups.

9. Episode 192
Nov 16, 1974 · 54m

The performance featured John Byner and Helen Reddy.

10. Episode 193 (#810)
Nov 23, 1974 · 54m

*Born Free*; *Talk and Duet*; *You're So London*; *My Buddy*; *A Visit from Karen*; *The Third Degree*; *Charwoman Medley*: Oh, to Be a Movie Star / Cuddle Up a Little Closer

11. Episode 194
Dec 7, 1974 · 54m

Featuring Steve Lawrence, Tim Conway, and Steven Warner.

12. Episode 195 (#812)
Dec 14, 1974 · 54m · 2.0

**Razzle-Dazzle: The Week's Biggest Movie Event – Disaster '75** **Song Blackouts:** I've Gotta Be Me / Something / Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! / A Baby is Coming **Bedtime Honesty II** **Hold Me, Hamlet**

13. Episode 196 (#813)
Dec 21, 1974 · 54m

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14. Episode 197 (#814)
Jan 4, 1975 · 54m

Alice Portnoy is an author born in Brooklyn, known for her work in comedy and her roles in theater and television. Her stage credits include *The Ham Actor: The Understudies*. On television, she has appeared in *TV Blackouts*, with parts in…

15. Episode 198
Jan 11, 1975 · 54m · 1.0

Please provide the text you would like me to rewrite with Tim Conway. I need the original text to be able to fulfill your request. Once you paste the text, I will revise it to be clear, natural, and literary English, maintaining its ori…

16. Episode 199
Jan 25, 1975 · 54m

The pairing of William Conrad with The Jackson Five presented an unexpected confluence of talent. Their collaboration yielded a distinctive sound, blending Conrad's gravelly voice and cinematic presence with the infectious energy and polish…

17. Episode 200
Feb 8, 1975 · 54m

The performance featured Tim Conway and The Pointer Sisters.

18. Episode 201 (#817)
Feb 15, 1975 · 54m

Mine. Television commercials. Partners. *The Late Late Late Show*: When my baby laughs at me. It’s a peculiar dynamic, this shared amusement. A private joke blossoming into public display. A connection forged in the unexpected, amplifie…

19. Episode 202
Feb 22, 1975 · 54m

Alongside Tim Conway and Dick Patterson.

20. Episode 203
Mar 8, 1975 · 54m

The cast included Wayne Rogers and Buddy Ebsen.

21. Episode 204 (#821)
Mar 15, 1975 · 54m

A visit to Phillip. *All That Jazz*. *The Typists*. *The Late, Late Movie: The Lady Heir*. Sheldon Harnick and Jerry Bock's Paris '90s mini-musical featuring "Good Clean Fun," "Dear Friend," "Matchmaker, Matchmaker," "Will He Like Me," "Sun…

22. Episode 205
Mar 22, 1975 · 54m

The program featured Steve Lawrence and Sally Struthers.

23. Episode 206 (#823)
Mar 29, 1975 · 54m · 1.0

Alice Blue Gown; The couples; Losing my mind; TV commercials; Saturday Night Stoop: Flings; The Old Folks: Anniversary present; Hallway encounter; Bilko's New Army: Anything You Can Do / I'm a Woman / Alright, Okay, You Win.

24. Episode 207 (#824)
Apr 5, 1975 · 54m

A family portrait: a hardware store, the strains of "Mama's Hit Parade Medley," the sudden darkness of "Shower Blackout: When Your Lover Has Gone," the quiet precision of "The Oldest Man: Clock Repair," a lament in "Ain't That Nothin'," and…