The Only 2 Main Cast Members Still Alive From The Carol Burnett Show

One reason why “The Carol Burnett Show” was exceptional is that its cast was primarily seasoned comedy professionals, with the exception of one main actor who joined when he was under 30. This wealth of experience was evident from the start, as the cast demonstrated a high level of skill and comfort in their abilities right off the bat. However, this also meant that, unlike “Saturday Night Live” which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2024 with several original cast members still active, many of “The Carol Burnett Show’s” cast members had passed away by the time it reached its 50th birthday in 2017. As of now, only two of the main cast members are still alive.

Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson’s Hilarious E.T. Parody Super Bowl Ad

Not too long ago, I was quite excited about the prospect of a DunKings sequel advertisement, but it seems that idea has been shelved. Instead, the comedy duo from Detroiters and I Think You Should Leave have teamed up to create an E.T.-inspired parody for Totinos. Take a look at Robinson and Richardson as they bid farewell to Chazmo the alien in a rather amusing and unsettling Super Bowl commercial: [Link provided]

Why Blake Lively Is Now Being Sued By A PR Firm Amid Legal Battle With Justin Baldoni

According to a report by The Hollywood Reporter, Jed Wallace of Street Relations has filed a lawsuit in Texas federal court claiming that Blake Lively tarnished his reputation by involving him in the legal disputes between her and actor/director Justin Baldoni from ‘It Ends With Us’. The lawsuit alleges that Wallace was the target of false social media posts, which were created to support Baldoni while criticizing Lively.

Shorter Seasons, Fewer Shows: Is Streaming Dying?

Luminate’s top executives, Mark Hoebich (executive VP and head of film and TV) and Carolyn Finger (senior VP of consumer success and products), shared insights from their annual report on films and television, highlighting recognized patterns and tendencies in the industry. If you’ve been keeping an eye on streaming shows over the past few years, chances are you’ve noticed these trends as well.