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	The Carol Burnett Show
		Carol Burnett got her start in off-Broadway theatre, first achieved national attention with a novelty tune entitled "I Made A Fool Of Myself Over John Foster Dulles" (Eisenhower's prim Secretary of State - don't ask), then made her way to television via appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show.
		Burnett's first regular series role was on a sitcom called 'Stanley' (Sept. 1956 - March 1957) - one of those early TV shows with a high-quality pedigree that failed to catch on.
		Carol Burnett's last special in 1967 before starting her long-running variety series was the closest thing she had done to a straight-ahead variety show format since leaving the Garry Moore Show.
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	The Carol Burnett Show
		Burnett's ensemble quickly bonded into a tight unit of professionals who looked, and acted, as if performing on The Carol Burnett Show was the best fun an entertainer could have.
		One of Burnett's insightful actions, as she constructed her characters and her persona, was to draw on the contradictions that informed her artistic evolution.
		Burnett had been deeply influenced by classical Hollywood films during her childhood, and she and her writers drew from a copious knowledge of motion pictures to design film-related skits.
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	Carol Burnett
		Burnett bounced back with a parody pop song, "I Made a Fool of Myself Over John Foster Dulles," confessing her love for the utterly unsexy, 68-year-old Secretary of State who is now best remembered as the namesake for Dulles Airport outside Washington DC.
		Burnett appeared in several episodes of her friend Lucille Ball's The Lucy Show, and she was a regular on the mid-1960s variety show The Entertainers with Art Buchwald and Bob Newhart.
		Burnett had perfect chemistry with her supporting cast, Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence, and Lyle Waggoner, and through the show's first seven seasons there were no cast changes.
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	Carol Burnett
		Her father abandoned the family when she was eight, and she and her mother moved in with Burnett's loving but eccentric maternal grandmother, a hypochondriac subject to "hissy fits." Burnett's mother soon faded from the family into the bottle, leaving Burnett to be raised by her grandmother.
		The show featured usually opened with a question and answer session with the audience and the silliness ensued—broad comedy skits and sketches with Burnett using her expressive face to great humorous ends.
		Carol Burnett was born on April 26, 1933, in San Antonio, Texas, the daughter of Jodie and Louise Burnett.
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	CBS: The Carol Burnett Show
		Carol spent most of her childhood in a less-than-glamorous section of Hollywood and attended UCLA before heading to New York.
		Carol has also starred in a variety of film and television projects since she made the conscious decision to bring "The Carol Burnett Show" to an end in 1978.
		Carol Burnett has indeed done much to be proud of; however, her sources of greatest pride are her three daughters, Carrie, Jody and Erin Hamilton.
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	The Carol Burnett Shows : Part Two
		CBS signed Carol to do specials and made for TV movies, but she was restless to do a series again, so she put together 'Carol Burnett and Company' during the summer of 1979 for ABC (after CBS passed on it).
		That Carol Burnett found any success at all in the Eighties is a testament to her good taste and abilities.
		Carol Burnett is as famous for her award-winning specials as she is for her series work.
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	Show review: "Laugher and Reflection with Carol Burnett" \| pegasusnews.com
		Eight years after she participated in the opening show of Forth Worth’s Bass Performance Hall, legendary comedian Carol Burnett returned to Bass Hall for “Laugher and Reflection with Carol Burnett,” a uniquely intimate event where the audience was in charge of asking the questions.
		Burnett accepted it all with the utmost graciousness – one audience member chose not to ask a question but, rather, to thank her for “staying classy” for all these years.
		The best moments of the show were when Burnett told intimate stories about her career and how her characters came to be, such as the notorious Mrs.
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	Carol Burnett Information: Carol Burnett Information @ BuySellTix.com.
		Carol Burnett got her start with bit parts in theatre and television.
		Millions of Americans welcomed Carol Burnett into their homes and laughed until she ended each show tugging her ear, which was a message to the grandmother who had raised her.
		Following her variety show Carol Burnett acted in a number of dramatic and comedic television and film roles.
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	Carol Burnett v. "Family Guy" - March 16, 2007
		MARCH 16--Comedian Carol Burnett, angered by her portrayal as a janitor in an adult film store in the animated TV show "The Family Guy," has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Twentieth Century Fox, the program's distributor.
		According to Burnett, 73, she was approached by Fox in mid-2005 for permission to use the theme song from "The Carol Burnett Show" in a "Family Guy" episode.
		It was then, Burnett alleges in a lawsuit filed yesterday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, that she became a target of the raunchy Fox show.
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	The Carol Burnett Show - Nostalgia Central
		For an hour each week Carol and her team spoofed everything from movies to commercials, and generally cracked each other up before the live studio audience that came for the taping of what became one of the best loved American variety shows of all time.
		Besides the spoofs of TV shows, movies and commercials, the best-known segments of the show included Carol's short question and answer session with the studio audience, and the continuing skits featuring Burnett as secretary Mrs.
		The Carol Burnett Show was also responsible for launching the sitcom Mama's Family in 1983.
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	The Carol Burnett Show News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saturday night used to be one of the display cases to show off the jewels of CBS - 'All In The Family', 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show', 'The Bob Newhart Show', 'The Carol Burnett Show'.
		Carol Burnett, whose long-running variety show became a TV classic, has received a career achievement award from the Television Critics Association.
		Carol Burnett accepts the award for career achievement at the 22nd...
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	The Patry Copyright Blog: I Was a Maid in a Porno Store
		Burnett's language is X-rated now, due to use of her character in a very different setting in Fox's animated series "Family Guy." The segment in which her character appears is said to be only 18 seonds long.
		Burnett's copyright infringement lawsuit states the show's creators did not have her consent to include her cleaning woman character -- known as the Charwoman -- in an April 2006 episode.
		Parodying Burnett might not seem like a respectful point of departure, but respect for the artist as a creator is different from respect for the artist's work or even their person.
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	Carol Burnett: A Tribute and FanSite BEHIND THE SCENES: THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW
		Inevitably, Burnett would be asked to do trademark bits like her “Tarzan” yell and her signature gesture: a gentle tug on one of her earlobes.
		Everyone from Lucille Ball to Steve Martin were guests on Carol's show, which often spoofed classic movies and television along with her recurring soap-opera send-up As the Stomach Turns and the Family sketch featuring dysfunctional Eunice Higgins and her crotchety mother, (Vicki Lawrence), who later starred in her own series, Mama's Family.
		Carol is the queen of comedy, and to her fans, (like me), gold at anything she does.
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	Carol Burnett Sues Over "Family Guy" Gag - TMZ.com
		Comedian Carol Burnett is suing the FOX comedy "Family Guy" for using one of Burnett's signature characters and an altered version of her theme music without permission.
		Burnett claims this was all done without her permission or consent and is seeking in excess of $6 million in damages.
		She said NO because that show is crude and mean spirited, that woman has a nuique talent to be hilarious in a harmless way....she's a living legend and those clowns need to back off.
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	A Talk With Legendary American Comedienne, Carol Burnett About Her New CBS Special, The Carol Burnett Show:Let's Bump ...
		Carol is joined by former co-stars Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence, Lyle Waggoner and PTC Advisory Board member Tim Conway to introduce never-before-seen clips as well as personal favorites from The Carol Burnett Show's legendary studio audience QandA sessions.
		Carol: Re-runs of The Carol Burnett Show currently air on TV Land, but for syndication purposes, a lot of the audience interaction that occurs at the beginning of each show has been edited out.
		Back when I was doing the show, we had one CBS person come to the run through, and to the rehearsals and so forth and they never said anything, they just said, "Well, have fun!" It was a great time in television, very fulfilling creatively.
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	Burnett, Carol
		The many honors awarded Carol Burnett attest to the approbation of her peers and the love of her public.
		It gave Burnett the opportunity to integrate a vaudeville-inspired melange of guest stars, music, and various comedic styles with her own unique blend of sophistication and folksiness.
		Burnett's opening question-and-answer session with audience members showcased her congenial, unpretentious persona, and illustrated her astonishing spontaneity in dealing with the unexpected.
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	The Carol Burnett Show in Jump The Shark
		This show never jumped;it was one of my favorites in both its original run and the "Carol Burnett and Friends" half-hour syndicated format.I wish they'd put this series on DVD,along with the special "Sills and Burnett At The Met".
		carol burnett show -skit tim conway did with korman..tim was the dentist.
		Superb show but the parts where the cast"lost it"were faked to entice the audience.I thought that was a little crummy and Carol does love to sue.
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	Classic TV Shows - Carol Burnett Show, Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence
		Who can forget Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman sitting on the porch in their rocking chairs wondering what went wrong in life.
		Burnett got noticed on the Garry Moore Show (1959) where she also met her husband, producer, Joe Hamilton.
		Carol Burnett is perhaps best remembered however, ending the show by tugging on her ear.
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	Carol Burnett Profile \| Television actress Carol Burnett Biography \| Carol Burnett Articles \| Yuddy.com
		Carol Burnett was born on April 26, 1933, in San Antonio, Texas, the daughter of Jodie and Louise Burnett.
		But Carol is perhaps most famous and renowned for hosting her own variety show, The Carol Burnett Show, which debuted in 1967 and included the ensemble cast Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, Lyle Waggoner, and Vicki Lawrence.
		Burnett is also well-known as a result of her lawsuit against the National Enquirer in 1981, for describing her engaged in public drunkenness with Henry Kissinger, and for losing her thirty-eight –year old daughter Carrie, an actress and writer, who had also struggled with drugs, to lung cancer.
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	Carol Burnett Biography - Biography.com
		Carol Burnett was one of the most popular comediennes on television during the 1960s and 1970s.
		Carol Burnett made her first television appearance in early 1950s with a short stint on a children’s television show.
		The show featured usually opened with a question and answer session with the audience and the silliness ensued—broad comedy skits and sketches with Burnett using her expressive face to great humorous ends.
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	Amazon.ca: Carol Burnett Show: Show Stoppers (Full Screen): DVD: Paul Miller,Carol Burnett,Harvey Korman,Vicki ...
		Culled from the show's mid-1970s heyday, the clips are infectiously hilarious, and the cast never missed an opportunity to inject a little raunchiness (later deleted) into their otherwise wholesome entertainment.
		I was two years old when The Carol Burnett Show aired on TV and the show was on for about 11 years so I grew up watching that classic variery skit show in the 70s and I loved it.
		Burnett is being greedy for charging so much for this teaser and for charging higher for the recently-released full-episodes set advertised on TV.
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	The Carol Burnett Show: Nostalgia
		Carol Burnett had racked up several years’ experience on stage and in television by the time she starred in her own series.
		The show would feature a guest host that would perform in a few skits and maybe a song or two, but the major focus was a series of deliriously funny skits worked up by Burnett, her writers, and her extremely talented cast of comic cohorts.
		Assisting Carol Burnett in her comic endeavors was a trio of highly talented cut-ups.
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	The Carol Burnett Show in Jump The Shark
		I never watched The Carol Burnett Show when I was growing up but in recent years I've been treated to reruns and found it to be quite good.
		Ironically, when the Burnett Show cast had a televised reunion in 1991, not only was Korman present and Van Dyke absent, but they had the temerity to show a "Family" sketch in which Van Dyke played, and none of the returnees even acknowledged his presence in the sketch!
		Carol Burnett is one of the true Queens of Comedy (unlike Roseanne) and it's a shame that today's market just doesn't appreciate her and Harvey and Tim and Vicki.
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	Carol Burnett Tickets - Cheap Carol Burnett Concert Show Tickets At Onlineseats Online Tickets At Online Seats
		Carol Burnett was one of the most popular and honored entertainers of her era — a gifted comedienne who was arguably best known for her classic television variety series, she also enjoyed success on record, on stage and on the big screen.
		Burnett returned to the variety show format with 1990's Carol and Company, which failed to repeat the popularity of its predecessor and was quickly cancelled.
		Carol Burnett (born April 26, 1933) was one of the most successful female comedians on American television, thanks largely to her variety show that ran on CBS from 1967 through 1978.
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	Carol Burnett sues TV's Family Guy cartoon \| Entertainment \| Television \| Reuters
		LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Comedian Carol Burnett has filed a copyright infringement suit against the makers of Fox TV's cartoon sitcom "Family Guy" over an episode poking fun at the performer and her variety show from the 1960s and '70s.
		Burnett and her company have urged Fox to reedit the "Family Guy" episode to remove any reference her, but the studio has so far refused, the suit said.
		"The Carol Burnett Show," combining comedy sketches and musical performances, aired on CBS from 1967 to 1978 and was one of the most popular shows on U.S. television in that era.
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	Warren Bell on Carol Burnett on National Review Online
		Of course, those shows are all a deserving part of television history, but I have a special place in my heart for The Carol Burnett Show.
		Carol Burnett was born in Texas, and her childhood was anything but ideal.
		Carol’s relationship with her grandmother was particularly close, and throughout her career she always sent “Nanny” a secret hello with her traditional show-closing gesture, the tug of her left ear.
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	The Carol Burnett Show - Zap2it - TV Show
		Comedian and stage actress Carol Burnett, who first gained popularity during her stint on "The Gary Moore Show," hosted this one-hour variety series.
		One sketch, "The Family" (which featured Lawrence as the persnickety Mama and Burnett as her hotheaded daughter) was later spun-off into it's own sitcom.
		Burnett's costumes were exclusively designed by Bob Mackie, and included everything from evening gowns to a "Gone With the Wind"-inspired dress made from curtains.
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	The Carol Burnett Show
		The Carol Burnett Show was a sketch comedy series.
		Carol Burnett attended the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.
		Carol had actually been looking for a young actress to play her kid sister on her series.
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