I'm Alan Alda, and this is clear and vivid conversations about connecting and communicating.

You look at our show. You can see me supporting Tim Conway or supporting Harvey, Harvey supporting

Vicky or Vicki supporting me. I mean, it was a true rep company, which is what I wanted,

so that everybody could shine. Everybody could score a touchdown. That's, of course, Carol Burnett

in a conversation we had back in 2019.

Carol is still enjoying a long and happy career with a regular role in the Apple TV series

Palm Royale and guest appearances lately in Hacks and Frazier.

But as she said in a recent interview, the Carol Burnett Show is the one

project she'd like to be remembered for. That landmark series started in 1967 and ran for 11 years.

We thought it would be fun to revisit our 2019 conversation when we explored what made her show so

special. And when we had a chance to reminisce about the times we've worked together, including the

time she played my wife in one of my favorite movies, The Four Seasons. Carol, I am so happy to have you on the other end of the microphone here. This is so

great. Well, I'm happy to be with you and to see you. It's been too long. I know it. I know.

Talk about how long it's been. Once when we were working together, I don't know whether it was

in six rooms review or when we were making four seasons or on your show.

We figured out that we grew up together and didn't know it.

That's right.

I lived in one room in an apartment building with my grandmother, one block north of Hollywood Boulevard.

Right, and I lived one block north of Hollywood Boulevard.

This is a song like this. I know. I lived a block north of Hollywood Boulevard, and. And I lived one block north of a song like this. I live the block north

of Hollywood Boulevard. And it was Yucca Street. Yucca and Wilcox. And we used to, as a kid, I was around

10 or 11. And as a kid, we would roller skate up and down, you know, going towards Hollywood Boulevard

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