“All 11 years, because it was like playing,” she said.
“It was our show, with Harvey [Korman] and Vicki [Lawrence] and Tim [Conway] and Lyle [Waggoner],” she said. “We were a repertory company. … It had my name on the title, but there were sketches where Harvey would be supporting me, I’d be supporting Tim, Vicki would be supporting Lyle. So it was an absolute joy because we got into the sandbox and played.”
In 2004, Burnett told CBS News’ The Early Show that she especially loved doing the audience segment in lieu of a traditional monologue. "I had so many favorite parts,” she shared of her 11-season run on the series. “I loved doing Q&A to warm up the show. And then I loved doing Eunice and Ed and Mama. I thought they were hilariously dysfunctional. I loved doing Tug Ball and Mrs. Wiggins with Tim because he would do lines that I had never heard in rehearsal, when we were doing it on the air."
“I balked at first,” she told Harper’s Bazaarin 2024. “I said, ‘What if they don’t ask anything? Or what if they do and I can’t answer it?’ And he said, ‘Well, we’ll put some plants in the audience.’ And then I thought about it, and I said, ‘No, it’s got to be real.’ ”
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