Skits

Don Knotts introduction goes off the rails in the funniest way. The comedic legend had a relatively simple, easy job. But things did not go as planned, so he had to improvise, creating a hysterical situation. Watch the short but laugh-out-loud hilarious clip featuring Don Knotts as he attempts to improvise and quickly keep an entire audience entertained. Performers must be quick on their feet, ready with a sharp, witty comeback at a moments notice. As it turns out, they also have to come up with ways to keep everyone entertained and engaged, especially when things dont turn out exactly as they expected. In a short comedic clip posted on YouTube, Don Knotts shows off his ability to improvise, or lack thereof. During the video's opening moments, Don walks out on stage to much applause from the audience. He then goes on to explain his purpose for appearing before them. Im very happy, and Im really privileged to introduce the next number because it gives me an opportunity to say a couple words about a couple of fellas, I think a lot of, Don says. Ive known Andy and Ernie a long time. Well, Im just proud to be a friend of theirs. The two people hes introducing are Andy Griffith and Tennessee Ernie Ford. But when he raises his voice and welcomes the two men out on stage, the curtain never goes up, and their absence is noticeable. Don is then informed that they are not ready yet and that he will have to think of something to keep things going. He comes up with several ideas, including putting the studio audience on television and singing a song with the audience. Things go from bad to worse for Don. The audience refuses to follow any of his directions. Of course, this was part of a planned bit where Don shows off his comedic genius and talent. Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

Vicki Lawrence has Carol Burnett in stitches during a hilarious skit on The Carol Burnett Show. Carol cannot keep it together while Vicki berates her with one hysterical insult after another. Watch the short clip to see the moment Carol breaks character, unable to contain her laughter. The Carol Burnett Show was a legendary television program. It sported an all-star cast featuring some of the biggest names in comedy. Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence and Carol Burnett could take anything and make it funny, causing the audience to double over in laughter. In addition to making their studio audience and those watching at home crack up, they often did it to one another. Tim Conway was the guiltiest of doing this, usually making Harvey lose his composure and burst into laughter. Those breaks in character created the shows most iconic, memorable moments. However, as a short clip posted on YouTube shows, Carol was not immune to bursting into laughter during a skit. In the video, Vicki plays Mama, who is likely her most memorable character from the show. Carol is Mamas daughter, Eunice, and the two are engaged in yet another disagreement. Mama is chasing Eunice down, berating her daughter for whatever incorrect, lame-brained decision she has just made. At one point during the skit, Mama gets on a roll and has the hilarious insults flying out of her mouth. It quickly becomes too much for Carol to take, and she bursts into laughter. You aint playing with a full deck, Eunice! Mama informs her daughter. I think somebody blew your pilot light out. At this point, Carol has a huge smirk on her face. You just know she is about to crack up. She tries to turn and look at Mama, but she cant. You got splinters in the windmills of your mind! Mama says. Carol then bursts into laughter, desperately trying to conceal the laughter with her hand on her face. But Mama is not done. Youre playing hockey with a warped puck! What another hilarious moment from The Carol Burnett Show. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

Tim Conway, as Mr. Tudball, struggles to paint his office with Mrs. Wigginss assistance. Nothing is ever as simple as it could and should be for Mr. Tudball, which includes painting the walls of his office. Watch the hilarious skit from The Carol Burnett Show, which features Mr. Tudball and his dimwitted employee, Mrs. Wiggins, trying to paint their workplace. Many people enjoy being crafty and doing do-it-yourself projects. That usually means fixing up something around the house or in the backyard. Rarely, if ever, does that mean doing a DIY project at the office. When it comes to stuff like that at the workplace, professionals are generally hired to fulfill those roles and do the heavy lifting. But apparently, Mr. Tudball, one of Tim Conways iconic characters from The Carol Burnett Show, is on the cheap side. Instead of hiring painters to throw some color on his offices walls, he made the executive decision that he and his employee, Mrs. Wiggins, would serve as the painting crew. This decision would prove to be a bad move but one that provided a ton of laughs. The sketch begins with the easily irritable Mr. Tudball in a bad mood. Mrs. Wiggins is hours late to the office, having wasted half the day. Mr. Tudball lets her know that her tardiness is a massive problem. But without any further delay, the two get prepared to cover their office walls in canary yellow. Of course, as would be expected, Mrs. Wiggins does not have the slightest idea what she is supposed to do. Mr. Tudball replies, as only he can, with hilarious, lightning-fast, quick-witted insults about her intelligence and wardrobe. Despite everything, the two of them eventually get to painting. But things dont exactly go according to plan. Mr. Tudball ends up covered in paint and with his bad toupee flopping off the top of his head. Carol and Tim were two of the most talented and funniest people to appear on television, and this skit is even more proof of that. Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

Tim Conways Mr. Tudball hilariously tries to teach Mrs. Wiggins Blackjack. The gambling lessons dont exactly go as Mr. Tudball had expected, especially given that his pupil is not the sharpest knife in the drawer. Watch this clip, another hysterical and iconic skit from The Carol Burnett Show. Gambling is always a bad bet. The odds are stacked against the players, yet people flock to casinos and willingly hand over their hard-earned money. For every one person who happens to win a considerable amount gambling, hundreds of others leave the casino much, much lighter in the wallet. Las Vegas is not a city that was built on people winning. In a clip posted on YouTube, Mr. Tudball learns that his lazy, dimwitted employee, Mrs. Wiggins, played by Carol Burnett, is heading out to Las Vegas for vacation. Knowing Mrs. Wiggins isnt the most intelligent person in the world, Mr. Tudball sees this as an excellent opportunity to make a few quick bucks. Hes going to teach her the game of Blackjack. She has never even heard of the game. So, this is going to be like taking candy from a baby, right? Well, things are never that simple for Mr. Tudball. Right off the bat, Mrs. Wiggins has Blackjack. After just one hand, Mr. Tudball is down a couple of bucks. But instead of stopping there, he keeps going and ends up losing even more money. Hysterically enough, Mrs. Wiggins takes his money and cleverly gets another week of vacation. Mr. Tudball loses once again, showing that gambling is always a bad bet. This is an uproarious, laugh-out-loud skit in which Mr. Tudball hurls witty, hilarious insults at Mrs. Wiggins. Sketches featuring Mr. Tudball and Mrs. Wiggins always make for a good time, likely causing you to laugh from beginning to end. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

Tim Conway, as an undercover cop, has Harvey Korman in stitches. Harvey struggled to keep it together in this classic skit from The Carol Burnett Show that featured him and Tim as two police officers undercover hoping to catch a criminal. Watch this absolutely laugh-out-loud, uproarious skit with these two comedic legends. The late Harvey Korman and Tim Conway are some of the most talented and hilarious people to have ever graced the small screen. While both, by themselves, were talented and funny enough to have an entire audience laughing, putting those two together was often a recipe for comedy gold. Time and again, Harvey and Tim, during their time on The Carol Burnett Show, showed they could bring entire audiences roaring with laughter, often with a simple look or gesture. Tim usually brought the laughs while Harvey played the straight man, trying but failing miserably to keep it together. In countless skits together, Harvey broke character and burst into laughter due to Tims comedic genius, which was so often on display in those sketches. Once again, in a clip posted on YouTube, Harvey has a tough time keeping it together. He and Tim play two undercover police officers. They try to act as a couple in the park, except that Tim plays the woman and wears a bright pink dress and a blonde wig. The mere sight of Tim in the dress is enough to cause Harvey to start cracking up, but despite his initial laughter, the skit continues. Harvey continues to burst into laughter throughout the clip at Tims antics. While undercover as a woman in the park, Tim takes his assignment very seriously and even powders his nose and face, which is just one of the many instances in which Harvey breaks down in laughter. This clip is yet another example of how, whenever Tim and Harvey were together in a skit, hilarity often resulted in the creation of legendary television moments. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

Carol Burnett and Lucille Ball battle for Tim Conway in a hilarious skit. The hysterical and unforgettable skit from The Carol Burnett Show features the three comedic legends. If there were a comedy Mt. Rushmore, these three would be included. Watch the video to see Tim, Carol and Lucille flex their comedic muscles and skills in this laugh-out-loud sketch. Sales, of any kind, is a challenging field. For the right type of person, someone suited to that industry, sales can be a very lucrative career. However, it is also a very unpredictable field. It can be a very feast or famine job, where sales come in bunches and then not at all. Due to the often unpredictable nature of a position in sales, it can be a competitive field. Most customers only have a limited amount of money to spend on a particular item, so salespeople must do what they can to attract and win over their business. This can lead to cutthroat and even shady business practices as companies and salespeople compete against one another for a clients business. In a clip posted on YouTube, Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett hilariously demonstrate the competitive environment that accompanies a job in sales. The two funny women play customer service representatives for car rental companies at an airport. Both are desperate to attract every dollar. They will essentially do and say anything, even if it means disparaging their competitor. Hilariously, as the clip shows, Carol cannot even win her fathers business. He opts to go with his daughters competitor. He may have hurt her feelings and bruised her ego, but at least he saved a buck, right? Anyway, soon enough, Tim comes along and needs a car. He doesnt have a preference. He needs something to drive. Well, Tim finds himself in the middle of a literal game of tug-and-war between Carol and Lucille. Both desperately want his business. But in the end, all their extremely hilarious efforts are in vain. Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

As Mr. Tudball, Tim Conway takes Mrs. Wiggins out for a hilarious lunch. Tim Conway and Carol Burnett, as some of their most iconic characters, were out enjoying a nice lunch together, or at least they tried to in this hysterical sketch. Watch this uproarious, laugh-out-loud clip to see Mr. Tudball and Mrs. Wiggins side-splitting meal together. It's always nice to be appreciated. Who doesnt want to hear how much they mean to somebody occasionally? It doesnt matter if that show of gratitude and appreciation comes from a friend, a spouse or even an employer; it will make someones day every time. A gesture of thanks and appreciation doesn't have to be grand to be meaningful and impactful to the recipient. It could be as simple as saying Thank You for a job well done. Or, if one is feeling especially generous, an employer could take their employee out for lunch to show their appreciation. In a clip posted on YouTube, Mr. Tudball was treating his employee, the lazy and incompetent Mrs. Wiggins, out to lunch for National Secretary Week. As Mr. Tudball explains, hes chosen to pay for her meal to show her how much he appreciates what she did for me this year.However, moments after making this statement, Mr. Tudball confesses that he is doing so after much pressure from his wife. Soon after talking with the waiter, played by Harvey Korman, Mrs. Wiggins makes her grand entrance. Once she arrives for her meal, getting herself into the booth takes an extended amount of time. How neither Tim nor Carol cracked up at this point is beyond me. Most people would have been in hysterics. Of course, Mr. Tudball and Mrs. Wiggins lunch goes hilariously off the rails. She has difficulty grasping simple concepts, and Mr. Tudball continues to lob wisecracks at her. As their waiter, Harvey even catches a few of Mr. Tudballs insults. This clip is an absolute piece of comedic gold and deserves to be watched multiple times! Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

Tim Conway, as Mr. Tudball, has intercom issues with Mrs. Wiggins. Carol Burnett and Tim, two comedic legends, bring the house down as some of their most iconic characters from The Carol Burnett Show. Watch the video to see the memorable skit in which Mr. Tudball has more problems with his incompetent employee, Mrs. Wiggins. Unless they are born into an absurdly wealthy family, most people will have to work for a living. Thats why it is so important to gain as much knowledge and skills as possible. The more information and know-how someone has, typically the more valuable they are to a company and, therefore, the higher their salary. Despite this generally being the case, there are exceptions to it, like every other rule. Sometimes, lazy and incompetent employees do get raises and promotions. Other times, they get to keep their positions when firing them would make much more sense for everybody involved. Mrs. Wiggins is one of those employees who should have been let go a long time ago. In a clip posted on YouTube, Tim Conway plays the cranky, easily irritated, wisecracking boss with a funny accent and bad toupee as he deals with his horrible employee, Mrs. Wiggins, played by Carol. These characters always make for hysterical, classic sketches. This time, Mr. Tudball desperately tries to explain to her a tactic he wants her to help him with during a critical upcoming meeting. He continually tells her, with much detail, how and when he wants her to use the intercom during his meeting. However, like everything else he tells Mrs. Wiggins, it all goes in one ear and then out the other. Mr. Tudball and Mrs. Wiggins interactions are always a treat to watch, causing everyone who comes across one of these sketches to burst into laughter. But, in my opinion, the best part of them is Mr. Tudballs curt, direct and witty comments about Mrs. Wiggins and how she never responds to or seems to notice them. Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

Harvey Korman and Carol Burnett lose it in a classic scene. The comedic legends cannot keep a straight face as a bickering old couple enjoying a lovely evening together. Watch the short but hysterical clip of Harvey and Carol breaking character and bursting into laughter several times throughout the skit. Not many programs in television history can compete with The Carol Burnett Show. Its a show that did and still does keep audiences rolling with laughter. The shows off-the-wall skits made for belly laughs, leaving many people gasping for air. But the shows legendary, all-star cast has helped catapult it to iconic status. People like Vicki Lawrence and Tim Conway, because of their incredible comedic skill and timing, could elevate a skit. With a simple look or how they delivered a line, youd find yourself doubled over and with tears streaming down your face from laughing so hard. A clip posted on YouTube features another of the shows many iconic, memorable skits in which the cast members even caused themselves to burst into laughter. Harvey and Carol are an elderly couple who have made their way out onto their front porch. They are trying to enjoy their evening as they hit one another with one wisecrack and witty comeback after another. Around the two-minute mark of the clip, Harvey places his hand on Carols knee. She quickly removes it and puts it on his chair, and he replies, That feels even better. At this line, Carol and Harvey immediately begin smiling. But later in the clip, it gets even more difficult for them to keep a straight face. Harvey suggests that he and Carol should have another child. Of course, given their advanced age, this is an absurd suggestion, which turns out to be too much for Carol and Harvey. They both burst into laughter with the studio audience and everyone else who comes across this piece of comedy gold. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

Tim Conway has Harvey Korman laughing in a classic cafeteria scene. Once again, Harvey is unable to keep a straight face in this memorable and hysterical skit from The Carol Burnett Show. Watch the video to see what Tim did that had Harvey laughing this time. Throughout the history of comedy, there have been legendary comedic duos. People like Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello and Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong have had audiences rolling with laughter. They could all bring about the big laughs with something as simple as a look or a single line. As hilarious and legendary as those comedic acts are, one noteworthy pair is missing, and their absence is glaring. Tim Conway and Harvey Korman were as funny, if not funnier, than any of the others named. Tim and Harvey played so well off one another, with Tim usually the cut-up and Harvey typically playing the straight man. A clip posted on YouTube captures that legendary pair in a skit from The Carol Burnett Show. This time, Tim plays an average, ordinary and very meek guy who is simply trying to enjoy his lunch in a cafeteria. However, Tims quiet lunch is quickly disrupted by Harvey, who plays a loud, boisterous, straight-up rude, inconsiderate guy who takes Tims seat. Carol Burnett, who also appears in the skit, attempts to put Harvey in his place by calling him out for his mean and thoughtless behavior. While Carol is dressing down Harvey, Tim, with a few simple but weird sounds, has Harvey bursting into laughter. Eventually, despite Harveys attempts, Tims everyman character wins out, and he enjoys a nice meal with Carol. However, its later revealed that Tim is rather odd. He enjoys some strange things on top of his lasagna. Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

As a frustrated door-to-door vacuum salesman, Tim Conway is a laugh riot. The comedic legend brings the laughs again, this time as a salesman who is down and discouraged in another classic Carol Burnett Show sketch. Watch the video for Tims hilarious last-ditch effort to sell a vacuum cleaner. Sales can be a challenging, tough career field. Those in sales will wholeheartedly agree that its not an occupation for everyone. It can be frustrating when most of your earnings are based on commission, and people arent buying whatever youre selling. Whenever a salesperson is experiencing a dry spell, having gone through an extended period without a sale, it can be scary. Many may question their ability and even consider a different career field altogether. In a hysterical clip posted on YouTube, its clear that Tim Conway has reached that point as a door-to-door salesman. In the skit, Tim, who arrives at the customer's house with the vacuum draped around his shoulders, begins giving his best sales pitch. Its clear from the opening moments of his pitch that he is desperate to make a sale. He even tries to make the small gift he hands his possible customer, played by Vicki Lawrence, sound great. Vicki invites Tim into her house so he can demonstrate his vacuum cleaner. Things are going well at this point. Unfortunately, that doesnt last long. Tims frustration and anger start slowly spilling out as he shows her the household cleaning contraption. Despite Tims less-than-stellar demonstration, Vicki is convinced of the vacuum cleaners proficiency and wants to purchase one of them. Tim doesnt believe her even when she hands him the money for the cleaner, and soon enough, he storms out of her house in a huff, angry that he hasnt gotten much of a tip. This skit is another example of Tims massive comedic talents and skills. Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

Tim Conway, as an elderly pit crew member, has Harvey Korman cracking up. These two comedic legends bring the laughs in a classic, memorable sketch from The Carol Burnett Show. Watch this short clip to see Tim cause Harvey to burst into laughter once again. Race car driving is a sport that requires a lot of skill, timing and precision. All those elements are necessary to compete and win in any racing, whether NASCAR, Formula 1 or something else entirely. Those drivers and teams who do not possess an immense amount of them will not last long in the sport. Of course, considering race car driving is all about crossing the finish line before competitors, speed is of monumental importance. Yes, drivers want to and need to be quick out on the track, pushing their vehicles to reach higher and higher speeds as they attempt to pass their competition. But speed is also necessary off the track, specifically in the pit, whenever a driver must come in for a tire change, more gas or some other reason. The faster, the better. Unfortunately for Harvey, in a clip posted on YouTube, Tim, as his beloved old man character, is a member of Harveys pit crew. Everything Tim does in the hysterical skit eats up valuable time. After Harvey pits, Tim approaches the speed of a snail car, which takes him a crazy amount of time. Things don't go any better once he finally gets to the vehicle. Throughout Harveys extended pit stop, he cannot keep a straight face, continually shielding his face from the audience as he laughs at Tims antics. To be fair, keeping a straight face while watching Tim do anything on The Carol Burnett Show was and still is impossible. What an absolutely hilarious, iconic sketch featuring the talents of Tim Conway and Harvey Korman. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

As the worlds worst bank robber, Tim Conway will have you cracking up. The comedic legend tries his hand at crime in a hysterical skit from The Carol Burnett Show, and things dont go as planned. Watch the video to see Tims hilariously bad attempt at holding up a bank. Crime, as much as law enforcement officials and even politicians may try, will forever and always be a problem. No law or law enforcement tactic will eradicate crime from society. Crime is a symptom of our fallen world, a consequence of sin. While crime will surely be around as long as the world exists, that doesnt mean we cant make light of it at times. That was precisely what the memorable and iconic Carol Burnett Show did with an uproarious and laugh-loud skit featuring the legendary Tim Conway and Harvey Korman. In a clip posted on YouTube, Tim tries his hand at crime. He has his sights set on robbing a bank and making off with some cash. Harvey plays a bank teller who is approached by Tim. While Tim may want to obtain some quick cash and then get away just as swiftly, his lack of experience with any criminal enterprise is wholly and hilariously apparent. Tim nervously approaches Harvey and states his demands or at least tries to do so. All right, Tim says. Put all the money in the stick; this is a bag up. Having gotten tongue-tied, Tim takes a moment to gather himself. He politely tells Harvey to excuse him and that hell return momentarily. Next, Tim pulls out a piece of paper and attempts to rehearse his lines. He returns to Harvey, and things dont go any better. They may actually get worse as Tim continues to stumble over his words. Eventually, Tim gives up and hands over the piece of paper to Harvey, hoping he will fulfill his demands. Crime may not pay, but as Tim shows, it can still be deliriously funny! Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

As an inept fireman, Tim Conway has Harvey Korman in absolute stitches. The comedic legends performance as arguably the worlds worst firefighter had Harvey unable to contain his laughter. Watch the short but absolutely hilarious skit that will have you rolling on the floor with laughter. Firefighters, law enforcement officers and nurses are commonly hailed as heroes, and rightfully so. They constantly and consistently put concern for other peoples health and safety ahead of their own. Whenever there is a disaster or emergency, they are typically the first people to respond to the scene. When everyone else is running away in droves from a catastrophe, firefighters, police officers and nurses are often headed in the opposite direction, toward the scene. Those people deserve every bit of recognition and praise they receive for what they regularly do. Their selfless and courageous actions save lives every day. However, a clip posted on YouTube shows why you may not want one specific fireman responding to an emergency scene. The skit from The Carol Burnett Show begins with Harvey Korman, who is in a room quickly filling up with smoke, on the phone with emergency services. He is inquiring about the location and estimated time of arrival of someone to extinguish the fire. He has called twice, and no one has yet made it to the scene. Thankfully, a truck pulls up on the scene as hes on the phone. Unfortunately for him, the fireman is Tim Conway. Getting into the house becomes an ordeal, with Harvey bursting into laughter because of Tims extravagant and unnecessarily damaging entrance. Soon, Harvey, overcome with smoke, needs mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Tim is more than a little hesitant to perform this life-saving maneuver. Instead, the skit ends with the two comedic legends on the ground laughing themselves silly at their hilarious predicament. This clip is yet another example that shows Tim and Harvey together in a skit was always a recipe for comedic gold. Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.

Harvey Korman loses it over Tim Conways side-splitting dog routine. He could not keep it together as Tim started to act out in a very familiar, canine-like manner. Watch this iconic and unforgettable skit from The Carol Burnett Show in which Harvey cannot keep a straight face. The Carol Burnett Show is, without question, one of the best and most beloved programs in television history. It featured a stellar, all-star cast of comedic legends in some of the zaniest, off-the-wall skits youve ever seen. Its a show that has withstood the test of time, as it still makes viewers laugh decades after the program ended. It's a show that produced dozens of memorable skits. However, the ones that stand out the most are likely those that feature Tim and Harvey together. Often, seconds into the skit, Harvey would show early signs that he would not make it through the sketch without bursting into laughter. Typically, it was only a matter of time before Harvey broke character and burst into laughter when he and Tim were together. In a clip posted on YouTube, Tim and Harvey are again paired together in a skit. This time, Tim and Carol play a married couple whose vet has come over to see their sick pup. The simple solution for the dogs ailment is a quick, harmless shot. However, instead of hitting the dog with the needle, Tim gets stuck with the antidote. Tims boss, played by Harvey, and his wife are scheduled to arrive minutes later. It should be a lovely, quiet evening at home between the two couples as Tim and Harvey discuss business. Of course, nothing is ever as simple as that. Tim begins acting like a dog, much to the amusement of the studio audience and Harvey, who cannot contain his laughter. While Harvey often burst into laughter whenever paired with Tim, he likely did much better than anyone else would have done. Tim was an absolute comedic genius who could get audiences rolling with laughter with one line or look. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.

Tim Conway is a recipe for disaster in a hysterical sketch from The Carol Burnett Show. The legendary comedian shows why he should always be kept far, far away from a kitchen. Watch this side-splitting skit. Tim will have you laughing from beginning to end. Cooking is most certainly a skill some have, while others really do not. Those who are blessed with culinary abilities literally cook up delicious, delectable meals and treats. Sure, practice and hard work will help improve ones ability and results in the kitchen. However, even for the most untrained eye, its easy to tell who has a natural talent in the kitchen and who does not. Some people may badly need a recipe and must follow it closely, adhering closely to its every step. Others, though, may have no use for recipes. They can whip up beautiful, mouth-watering dishes with ease. In a clip posted on YouTube, Tim proves that no amount of practice and hard work will improve his performance and ability in the kitchen. He is a walking recipe for disaster, which makes for more than a couple of laughs. Ultimately, everyone laughs at Tims hilarious cluelessness and ineptitude in the kitchen except for his poor wife in the skit, played by Carol Burnett. The short skit begins with Tim entering the kitchen. He is on the hunt for breakfast. However, Carol hasnt gotten any sleep and is in no position to cook; she was kept up all night by their baby. Tim is on his own, and things quickly go from bad to worse. He attempts to make coffee and rips the cabinet off the wall. Then, he decides that he wants bacon and eggs. But, like his coffee attempt, it does not go well. Eggs are left broken and splattered throughout the kitchen. The bacon doesnt go as planned, either. Tim even manages to injure Carol, who is beyond tired and wants to sleep. Tim proves that cooking isnt for everybody. Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.