Remember those Saturday nights? The whole family gathered in the living room, popcorn popping, the TV lighting up the room as The Carol Burnett Show began. Those moments felt special—because laughter wasn’t just on the screen, it was shared.
At the heart of it all were Tim Conway and Harvey Korman. You could feel the laughter coming before it happened. Tim would take his time, stretching every pause, every movement, until Harvey had no chance of holding it together—and neither did we.
From “The Oldest Safecracker” to “The Oldest Surgeon,” each sketch was a slow build to total chaos. Harvey’s desperate attempts to stay serious only made it funnier. And when he finally broke? The whole country laughed along.
These weren’t just comedy skits. They were rituals. A reminder of when TV brought families together and laughter felt communal, not rushed.
If you remember those nights, take a moment to relive them. Tim and Harvey didn’t just make comedy—they made memories ❤️
