The Carol Burnett Show

Tim Conway returns as a pal of Ed's in the latest visit with "The Family."

Phil Silvers and Jean Stapleton guest star; sketches include commercial parodies.

Guests Steve Lawrence and Sally Struthers join in one of Carol's patented "Late, Late Movie" spoofs.

Roddy McDowall guest stars as a successful member of "The Family" who fails to impress Mama.

Buddy Ebsen and Wayne Rogers guest star; sketches include "The West Dakota County Fair."

Another installment of "The Family," with Eunice and Ed suffering through Mama's recuperation.

Rock Hudson and Nancy Walker guest star in a sketch set in the grand old days of vaudeville.

Tim Conway and The Pointer Sisters guest star; sketches include the game show "Up Your Income."

Guest star William Conrad appears in the latest "The Family" sketch as a gentleman caller for Mama.

Tim Conway stars as a hapless busboy at a "Beniha-ha" restaurant who steps in for an absent chef.

Guest stars Vincent Price and Joan Rivers; Vincent crosses paths with Alice Portnoy.

Alan Alda guest stars as a department store Santa and as Eunice's brother Larry.

Guest stars Ken Berry and Carl Reiner fly the funny skies in "Disaster '75."

Guests Steve Lawrence and Tim Conway; another chapter in the "As the Stomach Turns" saga.

Tim Conway returns to the Carol show to play a lion who wants to be anything but Born Free.

Guests John Byner and Helen Reddy; a sketch about swingers; "The Family" gets into a game of Sorry!

Kenneth Mars and John Byner guest star; sketches include Carol as a soap opera fanatic.

Guests Alan King and Lena Zavaroni; Carol and company prove that big laughs can be found everywhere.

Guest stars Rich Little and Eydie Gormé join in a tribute to Alfred Hitchcock; a pantomimed sketch.

Telly Savalas guest stars as "Poopi Le Moko"; sketches include TV commercials.

Jack Weston and Michele Lee guest star; a doctor's visit is an emotional rollercoaster.

Guest James Coco takes a slow boat to romance in a Saturday night tear-jerker spoof.

Guest star Steve Lawrence MCs for a roast of faded star Norma Desmond.

"The Family" returns from an inspiring Sunday sermon but struggles to maintain "brotherly love."