Vicki Lawrence has Carol Burnett in stitches during a hilarious skit on The Carol Burnett Show. Carol cannot keep it together while Vicki berates her with one hysterical insult after another. Watch the short clip to see the moment Carol breaks character, unable to contain her laughter.

The Carol Burnett Show was a legendary television program. It sported an all-star cast featuring some of the biggest names in comedy. Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence and Carol Burnett could take anything and make it funny, causing the audience to double over in laughter.

In addition to making their studio audience and those watching at home crack up, they often did it to one another. Tim Conway was the guiltiest of doing this, usually making Harvey lose his composure and burst into laughter. Those breaks in character created the show’s most iconic, memorable moments.

However, as a short clip posted on YouTube shows, Carol was not immune to bursting into laughter during a skit. In the video, Vicki plays Mama, who is likely her most memorable character from the show. Carol is Mama’s daughter, Eunice, and the two are engaged in yet another disagreement.

Mama is chasing Eunice down, berating her daughter for whatever incorrect, lame-brained decision she has just made. At one point during the skit, Mama gets on a roll and has the hilarious insults flying out of her mouth. It quickly becomes too much for Carol to take, and she bursts into laughter.

“You ain’t playing with a full deck, Eunice!” Mama informs her daughter. “I think somebody blew your pilot light out.”

At this point, Carol has a huge smirk on her face. You just know she is about to crack up. She tries to turn and look at Mama, but she can’t.

“You got splinters in the windmills of your mind!” Mama says.

Carol then bursts into laughter, desperately trying to conceal the laughter with her hand on her face.

But Mama is not done.

“You’re playing hockey with a warped puck!”

What another hilarious moment from The Carol Burnett Show.

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”