The comedian's second variety show (his first was a three-month affair in 1970) occasionally featured guest appearances by his cohorts from 'The Carol Burnett Show' (Harvey Korman even became a regular) and was similar in format to Burnett's, with an emphasis on sketch comedy.
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Awards
1981 - Emmy - Outstanding Achievement in Choreography- nominated
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