Carl Reiner is the guest and there is a long Q&A. A young girl asks Carol to do her Shirley Temple impression and another ask if Tim Conway will ever become a regular.
A funny sketch takes place in a restaurant where Carol is the accident prone wife of Reiner, who wants to buy insurance. One of the funniest moments is Carol's wig being knocked off by a violinist.
Carol sings "Send In The Clowns" for a moment of pathos.
Then Carol plays a comic named Totie Phyllis (a combination of Totie Fields and Phyllis Diller), her husband Harvey takes her to marriage counselor Reiner to stop her from making jokes. She also brings along her drummer for ba-dum-bump to her punchlines.
Harvey then plays a guy trying to get to his hot date but supermarket checker Carol takes to long ringing up his items.
The musical sketch is a Mexican version of Little Red Riding Hood called La Caperucita Roja. Reiner plays a bull and Harvey is Grandma, Vicki is the narrator and Lyle plays a matador. Carol does her Charo impression as Red Riding Hood.
Carol then sings her theme song in Spanish to end the show
A funny sketch takes place in a restaurant where Carol is the accident prone wife of Reiner, who wants to buy insurance. One of the funniest moments is Carol's wig being knocked off by a violinist.
Carol sings "Send In The Clowns" for a moment of pathos.
Then Carol plays a comic named Totie Phyllis (a combination of Totie Fields and Phyllis Diller), her husband Harvey takes her to marriage counselor Reiner to stop her from making jokes. She also brings along her drummer for ba-dum-bump to her punchlines.
Harvey then plays a guy trying to get to his hot date but supermarket checker Carol takes to long ringing up his items.
The musical sketch is a Mexican version of Little Red Riding Hood called La Caperucita Roja. Reiner plays a bull and Harvey is Grandma, Vicki is the narrator and Lyle plays a matador. Carol does her Charo impression as Red Riding Hood.
Carol then sings her theme song in Spanish to end the show
