Tim Conway and Harvey Korman created one of the most unforgettable comedy moments in TV history with The Carol Burnett Show’s classic sketch, “The Dentist.” What was meant to be a simple scene quickly spiraled into complete comedic chaos as Conway’s clueless dentist tried to treat Korman’s increasingly panicked patient. From the moment Korman stepped into the office and learned the “new dentist” had graduated only days earlier, the tension — and the laughter — began to build.
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