Carol Burnett dresses up as Morticia Addams for this Halloween skit (cameo appearance by Boris Karloff)

Creative genius and comedy combine in a Halloween-themed video by the Queen of classic television, Carol Burnett. A video from the popular The Carol Burnett show centers around America’s favorite creepy family and has viewers in stitches.

In this Halloween-themed video, Carol Burnett, Chita Rivera, and Caterina Valente perform the song ‘I Enjoy Being a Girl’ from the 1958 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical ‘Flower Drum Song.’

The video opens with a graveyard caretaker sweeping a misty cemetery while tense, spooky music plays in the background. Suddenly, the three women dressed as Morticia Addams from The Adams Family appear from behind the tombstones.

Carol Burnett dresses up as Morticia Addams

They laugh eerily as they make their appearance but soon start singing and dancing. It was an excellent decision to shoot the video in black and white as the witch-like women and the cemetery in the back radiates a ghosty ambiance.

Viewers love this video, and one ecstatic viewer wrote: ‘This video justifies YouTube’s existence. In how many other places do this video even still exist?’ This video is indeed a rare treasure, and it appears now at the right time.

Halloween is around the corner, and people search for videos, series, and films with a Halloween theme to get them into the spooky spirit. This video combines classic theatre with comedy and Halloween, which makes it unique.

Another elated viewer wrote: ‘This has got to be one of the wackiest things that I’ve ever watched, and I simply loved every minute of it. Thank you for sharing this with us.’ With comments like these, this video is bound to become very popular over Halloween.

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Carol Burnett dresses up as Morticia Addams for this Halloween skit (cameo appearance by Boris Karloff)

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