The Carol Burnett Show

A variety / sketch comedy show starring Carol Burnett, Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence, Lyle Waggoner, and Tim Conway. It originally ran on CBS from September 11, 1967 to March 29, 1978 for 278 episodes, and originated from CBS Television City's Studio 33 (known today as the Bob Barker Studio). The series won 25 prime time Emmy Awards, and in 2007 was listed as one of Time magazine's "100 Best TV Shows of All Time."


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  • The Carol Burnett Show (1967)
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Season From To Episodes
All Seasons
Specials May 1961 April 2023 197
Season 1 September 1967 May 1968 31
Season 2 September 1968 June 1969 29
Season 3 September 1969 May 1970 27
Season 4 September 1970 March 1971 26
Season 5 September 1971 March 1972 24
Season 6 September 1972 March 1973 24
Season 7 September 1973 April 1974 25
Season 8 September 1974 April 1975 24
Season 9 September 1975 March 1976 24
Season 10 September 1976 April 1977 24
Season 11 September 1977 March 1978 24
Unassigned Episodes 1
Season From To Episodes
All Seasons
Specials November 1972 1
Season 7 January 1974 March 1974 2
Season 10 November 1976 1
Unassigned Episodes 476
Absolute ordering places all episodes in a single ordered season. This is generally used for anime.
Season From To Episodes
Season 1 0
Unassigned Episodes 480
Name Number of Episodes Dates
Tim Conway 18 01/29/1977 - 03/12/1978
Roger Beatty 7 09/29/1973 - 03/12/1978
Dick Clair 6 09/29/1973 - 03/12/1978
Bill Richmond 6 09/29/1973 - 03/12/1978
Gene Perret 6 09/29/1973 - 03/12/1978
Jenna McMahon 6 09/29/1973 - 03/12/1978
Liz Sage 4 11/13/1976 - 03/12/1978
Rick Hawkins 4 11/13/1976 - 03/12/1978
Elias Davis 3 11/13/1976 - 01/29/1977
Burt Styler 2 11/13/1976 - 01/29/1977
Gary Belkin 2 09/29/1973 - 02/21/1976
Larry Siegel 2 03/05/1978 - 03/12/1978
Rudy De Luca 2 09/29/1973 - 02/21/1976
David Pollock 2 11/13/1976 - 01/29/1977
Barry Levinson 2 09/29/1973 - 02/21/1976
Robert Illes 2 03/05/1978 - 03/12/1978
James Stein 2 03/05/1978 - 03/12/1978
Franelle Silver 2 03/05/1978 - 03/12/1978
Adele Styler 2 11/13/1976 - 01/29/1977
Bo Kaprall 1 02/21/1976
Barry Harman 1 09/29/1973
Pat Proft 1 02/21/1976
Arnie Kogen 1 09/29/1973
Name Number of Episodes Dates
Dave Powers 8 09/29/1973 - 03/29/1978
Name Number of Episodes Dates
Cass Elliot 3 09/21/1970

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EW's The 100 All-Time Greatest TV Shows (2013)

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Hollywood’s 100 Favorite TV Shows (2015)

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TV Guide's 50 Greatest Shows of All Time (2002)

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