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The Enterprise passes through the Estrogenus 7 Anomaly

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Hilarious Star Trek parody skit on the Carol Burnett Show.

 

 

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I REALLY wish they would release the Carol Burnett Show on Netflix.

 

So much comedy genius in those old episodes, pure gold.

Speaking of Star Trek humor, there's some YouTube videos out there with a mash-up of the Star Trek animated series from the 70s, with voice-dubs using dialogue from the current Archer animated series.

 

As expected, Sterling Archer is Capt. Kirk, with Cyril as Spock. Lana is Uhura, and the rest of the cast falls into line from there. Absolutely hysterical, and supposed to be more episodes coming. It's called Starcher or perhaps Starcher Trek.

I REALLY wish they would release the Carol Burnett Show on Netflix.

 

So much comedy genius in those old episodes, pure gold.

Man I'd be crying every day if those were put on Netflix...some of that stuff is timeless and seeing Tim and Harvey get so cracked up that they can't get through a skit is awesome.

I used to love watching the Carol Burnett Show.

I REALLY wish they would release the Carol Burnett Show on Netflix.

 

So much comedy genius in those old episodes, pure gold.

 

Agree. And Korman and Conway were one of the best comic duos ever!

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