The Best Of The Carol Burnett Show

Steve Lawrence and Carol Channing join Carol, Harvey, Vicki, and Lyle for a blockbuster tribute to the Academy Awards, with songs and sketches paying homage to great films and filmmakers.

The one-of-a-kind Dom DeLuise and the sultry Peggy Lee are Carol's guests for a night of sketches and songs, including a murder investigation invaded by the irrepressible Fireside Girl Alice Portnoy.

Tonight's guests: Diahaan Carroll and Tim Conway! Tim steals Carol's heart in a sketch about two shoppers browsing waterbeds, and steals a mint as the world's oldest safecracker.

Guest stars Bing Crosby and Paul Lynde take a trip to Canoga Falls in tonight's "As The Stomach Turns." And on "The Old Folks", Lynde joins the elderly duo to celebrate Veteran's Day.

Bernadette Peters and Cass Elliot guest star in the latest "As The Stomach Turns", and Lyle causes havoc and absurdity on a live television production as a drunken sound effects operator.

Carol's guests tonight are the lovable Ken Berry, who stars with Carol as unsuccessful Western movie stars in "The Saga Of Lily And Billy," and the stunning Dionne Warwick.

Paul Lynde and Peggy Lee are tonight's guests! Along with the usual songs and sketches is an improv comedy performance--and among the performers is a pre-M*A*S*H William Christopher (Father Mulcahy).

Carol's guests tonight are Burt Reynolds and Nanette Fabray, who join the gang for a series of Carol's patented commercial parodies, and the late night adventure movie "The Lavender Pimpernel."

Tonights guests are Tim Conway and Eydie Gorme! Tim proves that he and Harvey are one of the great comedy duos in a sketch where two mismatched policemen go undercover as a couple on a date.

TV's "The Odd Couple"--Jack Klugman and Tony Randall--guest star! Jack sings (!) with Carol, while Tony takes part in a sketch revealing superstitions among actors as part of a tribute to Broadway.

The season-ending "Family Show" features the best variety show ensemble on television with the epic showbiz extravaganza "The Doily Sisters," about a pair of twin Vaudeville performers.