This being recommended to me right before the USA’s 250th Fourth of July’s Independence Day is too priceless!

Julie Andrew’s and carol Burnett in a calm, collected, food fight by way of a tea party… How did I make it through 50 years of life without having seen this????

Can you imagine having a friendship that lasts over 60 years? These two women are truly blessed.

And they’re both still with us! We are very lucky indeed💖

Julie Andrews is underrated for her physical comedy, so fantastic.

A classic sketch, and a clear homage to Laurel & Hardy's many "tit for tat" routines that always followed the same rules (you wait passively for the other person to complete his/her physical insult before responding, while your opponent also waits passively for you to finish in the same way).

That first 25 years has now turned into 62! Here's to as many as they can!  Carol is 93 and Julie is 90. Both the sweetest ladies.

The most posh food fight in history

Julie Andrews’ twirl in the beginning  0:20 was the prettiest princess twirl i’ve ever seen😭❤ they’re so delightful!

Even Julies tea spoon tinkering is musical while Carol's is FLAT. LOL! 1:53 min mark. sigh. they have so many details in this scene!

This is my favourite part of all the Julie and Carols. I can't stop laughing.

I believe at the end when Julie Andrews says "Oh, what the heck U love you, too" was an adlib because Carol just burst out laughing.
Love them!

Julie looking so authentically offended is delightfully delivered❤

These two maniacs, though. LEGENDS.

6:25 “yeah…that’s a good example of doing something on purpose.”

Then later “OH WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?!?!?!?!”

Lmao 😂

8:58 You know as soon as she says “The Cake” exactly where it’s going

Acting lesson. Beautiful, intelligent, brilliant women. 💖💖

While Julie almost breaks,  it's impressive that they don't burst out laughing. True comedic talents! Thank you for uploading this fun sketch.

How can they keep from laughing...

I teared up when Carol said “here’s to 25 more” because it was “out of character.” It was REAL.