Classic comedies

In this classic black and white sketch, Don Knotts plays a weather forecaster with a slight problem. Don sets up the situation brilliantly as he appeals to someone off-screen to please hurry up and provide him with the current weather. None is offered. Alas, the show starts without him knowing the information he is supposed

I always love when comedy sketches turn convention to the wind. They take a subject and wind up doing the exact opposite of what people think they should do. I mean, take for example these two "tough guy" truckers played by Tim Conway and Harvey Korman... Everybody has certain impressions of what they think certain

In a classic episode from the iconic Carol Burnett Show, which aired on its 10th season during episode 16, Tim Conway undergoes a transformation that left audiences in splits of laughter. Dated in 1977, the skit unfolds in a casual restaurant setting, where Tim Conway's character, Percy Thornhill, finds himself in the middle of an

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A single performance and one timeless show are all it takes to flood our hearts with the pure joy of nostalgia. The year was 1986, and that episode of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson featuring Tim Conway did just that. It painted our TV screens with laughter, creating memories that still echo. Conway, a

Comedian Spike Milligan was born on April 16, 1918 in India. To celebrate one of Britain's funniest comics here is a selection of his wittiest quotes, illustrated with some super photographs of the great man.

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In this hilarious recollection of his friend Tommy Cooper, CLEMENT FREUD recalls a genius - and his one-liners - who could reduce us to tears of laughter . . . jus'like that!