what you wrote I knew it had to be that...ooOOOOwwwwww

There was something for everyone in the family.

But Carol has my heart. Yes it was a different format than the Really good shoe. But it was loads of fun with the regulars and guests.

Carol Burnett and laugh-in along with Hee-Haw…rural roots are hard to shake.

That's the show I watched most regularly.
I also liked Flip Wilson and the short-lived
Captain and Tennille show

Ran on Saturday nights on ABC, to the best of my recollection.

It was on opposite Ed Sullivan. Always funnier. I also like Ernie Kovacs. Anyone remember his show?

The Nairobi Trio, Percy Dovetonsills, Eugene and those Dutch Masters spots.

He was way before his time.

"The devil made me do it"

Johnny Cash and Glen Campbell also really good.

Sullivan was great, though. Beatles, Stones, Doors, Topo Gigot, Jose Jimenez (Bill Dana).

That Annette Funicello still haunts me to this day.

Ed Sullivan was good for the variety of acts and it was probably the TV version of Vaudeville. However, The Carol Burnett Show had a set cast of talented actors who would appear every week.

I loved Carol Burnett and the Smothers Brothers. Sad to say, nowadays most things on TV are regrettable.

The Danny Kaye Show, The Johnathon Winters Show and later the Carol Burnett Show.

with a cast of repeating stars and guests. There was also "Second City" too.

when I was 18. Such a light.

Show of Shows with Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca. Howie Morris, Carl Reiner.

Summer replacement was Ernie Kovacs.

Red Skelton was very funny.

Especially the episodes that featured The Muppets and/or Topo Gigio.