Here's that episode you guys have wanted to see featuring Carol Burnett, Eydie Gorme and Joan Rivers:
http://shoutfactorytv.com/the-carol-...f9540001204a08
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Here's that episode you guys have wanted to see featuring Carol Burnett, Eydie Gorme and Joan Rivers:
http://shoutfactorytv.com/the-carol-...f9540001204a08
Yes; I just caught that episode on Amazon Prime. I remember seeing that episode when it originnally aired and I laughed my head off. A "Supreme Spoof" [[LOL).
If Ross was truly angry at Carol over this skit, it shows how narrow Ross thinks. What helped make Ross a legend, and what made her so fascinating, was exactly the dynamics in the skit. Ross was so frightened by the things that fans and the public ate up. She should have said, “Bring it on!”Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
You are right. I don't know if Ross was angry but I doubt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Circa 1824
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Originally Posted by lucky2012
As long as most of the jokes were good and the costumes were tasteful [[for the most part), then there's no need to for DR be angry.
Carol is Diana’s daughter Tracee’s idol [[one of them). So obviously the Carol Burnett show was watched in the Ross home.
Thanks for posting Marv!Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
You're most welcome DET!Quote:
Originally Posted by detmotownguy
I enjoyed this clip and had not seen it before. Thank you for mentioning that the Carol Burnett Show is on Amazon Prime, as I had no idea. I just logged on and was very happy to see that the complete series is available. Great! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Motown Eddie
What's to be angry about. That is the perception most of the general public has of her.Quote:
Originally Posted by IMissFlo93
Could this be a preview of Motown 25 in 1969?
It looked like it didn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zantellor
Yes Marv .It does look like it