Carol Burnett And Harvey Korman Shine In Hysterical Office Sketch - Comedy Videos

Two comedic legends, Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman, turned in hilarious performances in an office sketch from The Carol Burnett Show.

Offices are locations that many people know very well. Many people frequent them weekly and perhaps even daily. It’s a specifically designed setting for completing professional business activities.

While every office setting will vary in size, shape and the type of work performed there, they are generally the same. Someone going into an office will know what to expect and how to conduct themselves in such an environment. 

Or they should know how to conduct themselves. 

However, while people understand how to conduct themselves, not everyone will abide by those unspoken rules of professionalism and ethics. Some individuals will stop at nothing to get ahead at the job, even if it means acting inappropriately with one’s direct superior. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Carol plays a frumpy, middle-aged secretary who her boss, played by Harvey, treats poorly. Carol’s colleague, a woman of a similar age, sees flirting with Harvey as a way to help herself on the job. 

Of course, Carol is not a fan of her co-worker and her antics. However, it appears that not even Carol is above flirting, it could help her career. However, Carol’s attempts at doing so don’t go as planned. In fact, her attempts may have even further hurt her standing with her boss.

But eventually, Carol is presented with a unique opportunity to teach her boss and flirtatious co-worker a hard-earned lesson. Carol takes that opportunity, which results in a hilarious and predictable ending for Carol’s boss and co-worker.

Harvey and Carol’s co-worker will almost assuredly discontinue their behavior. 

This laugh-out-loud, hysterical clip once again proves that Carol and Harvey are some of the best comedic actors to have ever graced the small screen. The clip provides several laugh-out-loud moments. 

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