One of the best comedy/variety programs ever produced was The Carol Burnett Show. The late 1960s to the early 1970s saw the program air on CBS, and its endearing sketch humor delighted viewers. The best actors could be seen in each scene of the episodes.
Families gathered in front of their televisions every Saturday night to watch Carol Burnett and her cast of performers deliver impromptu comedy in front of a live audience. An excerpt from “Mr. Recently posted content called “FIXIT” has become popular.
Harvey Korman, Tim Conway, Lyle Waggoner, Vicki Lawrence, and a number of other actors made up Carol’s main cast.
Both actors are well-known for their connection onstage. Their act is authentic, and their comic timing is superb. The sketch starts with the camera panning out to a wall with a sign that reads, “Mr. FIXIT – IF IT CAN BE BROKEN, IT CAN BE FIXED. ”.
Korman enters the stage (an instrument repair shop) at this point. He arrives dressed in a concert tuxedo (as a violinist) to have his violin repaired. He requests that Tim Conway, the repairman, improve his 100-year-old violin. This is when the fun begins. Conway’s negligence with the violin enrages Korman.
Finally, the violin repairman restores the musical instrument. However, as the violinist pays him for the job, he stamps and breaks the bill that was retained on the instrument. The musician goes insane and decides to settle things with the repairman.
Several internet fans have offered heartfelt comments on the post. “Loved these two together!” commented one. So many hours of sheer entertainment and laughing!” Another individual said, “Comedians like no other. ” “Awesome duo.
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Korman and Conway, the two stars, amuse the audience with spontaneous sketch comedy as they perform the skit “Mr. FIXIT.
