and my hero lucille ball. bob newhart. i can't wait to see this. >> who is the midget?[laughter] >> i hate you, mr. foxworth. >> oh yes. >> i hate you. i hate your flower, you savage. >> where does it say savage? [laughter] >> my name is geraldine. [laughter] >> oh, pardon me, sir. [laughter] >> welcome to the castle. >> he's prettier than i am. [laughter] >> gasp! one never knows who is going to come into your life. [doorbell rings] >> that's the doorbell. >> oh, i can't see anyone now. i can't. i just can't. >> it's a man. >> open the door. >> sgt. mullins, do you have to hold me so tight? >> i don't like this job either, but we have to act like we are a couple, so we have to pretend, all right? >> all right. as long as you keep it on that basis. [laughter] >> what makes you think it could be anything else? >> well -- [laughter] [laughter] [applause] carol: i am really proud of the first five seasons of my show, and i am really happy to have a chance to share them with you. queen latifah: i have never seen anyone on tv quite like carol burnett. kirstin: she does it al

and my hero lucille ball. i can't wait to see this. >> who is the midget?ld? [laughter] >> i hate you, mr. foxworth. >> oh yes. >> i hate you. [laughter] >> my name is -- [laughter] >> oh, pardon me, sir. [laughter] >> welcome to the castle. >> he's prettier than i am. [laughter] >> one never knows who is going to come into your life. [doorbell rings] >> that's the doorbell. >> i can't see anyone now. >> it's a man. open the door. >> i don't like this job either, but we have to act like we are a couple, so we have to pretend, all right? >> as long as you keep that on that basis. [laughter] >> what makes you think it could be anything else? >> well -- [laughter] [applause] carol: i am really proud of the first five seasons of my show, and i am really happy to have a chance to share them with you. queen latifah: i have never seen anyone on tv quite like carol burnett. >> she does it all. sings, acts, dances. hilarious and beautiful. announcer: introducing the carol burnett show, the lost episodes. a new collection exclusively from time life. >> may i see it?

attracted some of broadway's biggest shows and artists, lena horn and joel gray and tyrone power, and lucille ballinn. the list is epic. >> they kicked off with annie and chicago and there is more to come. >> we are doing, mama mia and the music from abba. >> and the blue man group, a strange piece where the guys are entirely blue and comedy and percussion and circus and a little bit of everything. >> both shows take the stage in march and executive director mark shields says the intimate theater is one of its charms. >> are you really up close with the performers and feel the energy coming off the stage as an audience member and the artist can feel it coming from the audience. >> blue man group takes the stage march 18th through the 20th. for more go to dupont theater.com or visit 6abc.com love the arts for events. i'm karen rogers. >>> and topping our people scene at 12:30, the rolling stones say they will play a free concert in havana on march 26th, the biggest act to play in cuba since the 1979 revolution. the concert is expected to bring a massive audience in a country where the government on

laughter] [laughter] [applause] announcer: and long-lost performances by entertainment legends -- lucille ballfirst aired. >> i am really quite pleased with what we have done today, aren't you? >> oh yes. >> you know, marion, i have never painted anyone in the nude before. >> really? >> no, usually i keep my clothes on. [laughter] announcer: plus, call in the next 18 minutes and we will send two free bonus dvd's. you will get a total of more than 11 hours of exclusive bonus features. you will go on a backstage tour with the original cast. >> this is the first time i have ever been in this building. >> stop it. announcer: see brand-new interviews. kristin: when i think back to my first memories of watching "carol burnett", it was with my dad watching it and laughing his butt off. so i have vague memories of him laughing so hard and i knew i wanted to do that, whatever was making him laugh. announcer: featurettes. >> ♪ you don't have to say you love me ♪ announcer: bloopers. >> just a minute ago, she was with us, singing and laughing. she's still laughing. [laughter] >> but now she's gone. [laug

. >> lucille ball said i'm not funny. what i am is brave. >> shonda is very candid, opening up about loss and depression. >> you talk in the movie, you're very open about at the darkest times you would go on stage, you knew what jokes would hit and what would make them laugh. and as you saw them laughing, you thought how are they laughing? this is not funny. what is going on. >> yes. >> but you forced yourself through the moment. >> yes. >> and through the day, even when you were at the depths of your misery. >> i used to say all the time, anything you drag out of the dark into the light has no power over you. >> 41 years i've been married to the same man. don't clam! you don't know him. over losing her husband. he died in 2014 during emergency brain surgery and was a big part of the film, talking about their courtship. >> i have a question for you. would you go steady with me? >> well, 30 years ago i said what? this time i go, yes. >> how has comedy helped you cope throughout your life? how has pain fueled your comedy? >

cbs approached lucille ball to do a weekly sitcom and a legend was born. she was a visual comedian, with perfect timing and inexpressive face, wacky enough to elicit sympathy, most of the time, rather than irritation. she insisted that her real life cuban husband, play her real husband onto the, but cbs said no way. one executive put it making the red had committed the cuban -- red head, ditch the cuban. she remained adamant and it cbs gave him. they said, nobody will think that you are married to a cuban bandleader, but she said, i am married to a cuban bandleader. it was a smash. 2/3 of tv sets were watching her and she beat everybody, redefining the nature of television, particularly the sitcom. it was popular among every demographic, tuning in to watch lucy. the show is so popular it completely changed, not just advertising, which exploded, but also cbs, was it built into the network, and the entire industry. by 1954, tv was the largest advertising medium in the world, thanks in large part to this woman. we will turn to television in a moment. another