Betty White talks about funny women in comedy history
About the Episode
On May 29, 2007, comedian Betty White discussed the groundbreaking work of Carol Burnett and Lucille Ball. She delves into the history of women in comedy in this extended outtake originally conducted for "American Masters - Carol Burnett: A Woman of Character" (2007).
Aired:
02/24/22
| Expires: | Runtime: 12m 12s
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