In this unforgettable Carol Burnett Show sketch, Tim Conway and Harvey Korman wander through the desert exhausted, delirious, and completely out of their minds. At first it’s simple — just two men trying to survive the heat — but with Tim Conway around, normal never lasts long. He starts seeing things… a “bar” in the distance that might just be a rock, a conversation with thin air, and at one point he seriously considers marrying a cactus. Harvey Korman fights to stay in character, but every new line makes it harder and harder. You can actually see the moment he realizes he’s about to lose control. Then suddenly — “Last call!” — and Vicki Lawrence appears, turning the scene into total chaos. The audience erupts, Harvey breaks, and Tim calmly keeps going as if everything makes perfect sense. It’s warm, silly, and brilliantly timed — the kind of gentle, joyful comedy television rarely gives us anymore

This is one of the most hilarious skits from the Carol Burnett show. Tim Conway and Harvey Korman are wandering lost in the Sahara when they stumble across a mirage. They come across what appears to be a bar in the middle of the sand. They bicker back and forth about whether it is an actual table or a rock formation.

Suddenly, Vickey Lawrence comes out and says, “Last call!” and Harvey and Tim are excited to see her. They again argue over whether she is real or fake. Harvey says, “You think you see a beautiful girl, but it’s really a cactus!”

The Carol Burnett Show – Lost In The Sahara

When Tim’s character suggests that he and “the cactus” get married, Harvey’s character loses his mind. He beseeches Tim not to let the desert get to him, even smacking him around. Harvey gives Tim a sip of water out of the canteen while trying to convince him that the beverage in front of him is sand and the laughs come fast and furious.

These skits from The Carol Burnett Show are priceless. Tim Conway and Harvey Korman made a great duo. It is a shame; they just don’t make comedy like this anymore. This was good-natured fun that made everyone laugh.

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