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Nine O'Clock Nudes: 1967
March 1967. "On the set of the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour at CBS Television City in Los Angeles. The brothers rehearsing skits with show guest Carol Burnett." Color transparency by Phillip Harrington for the Look magazine assignment "The Smothers Brothers: Behind the Scenes." View full size.
It's Tommy's birthday today!
Happy birthday Tommy!
Tom's muscular physique
Why does this comedian have such a great physique? Turns out Tommy was a gymnast as a student, and also pursued track and football.
If you can trust the internet
Carol Burnett appeared on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour twice.
She was a guest in episode 006 (taped 3/3/67, aired 3/12/67), and she had a cameo in episode 111 (taped 11/10/67, aired 11/19/67).
This info can be found at http://www.smothersbrothers.com
The Carol Burnett Show - first season
I worked on The Smo Bros Show - we never booked Carol - she did had the brothers on her first season tho of her own show in 1967 -- that's when this skit was done. Both shows shot at the same studios - CBS Television City.
[Incorrect. She was a guest twice in 1967. See above. And below. - Dave]
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