Posted AT 3:47 AM EST on 02/11/07
You'll be glad you had this time together
If longevity is any measure of fame, then Carol Burnett outshines even Lucille Ball as a TV icon. I Love Lucy had six good years back in the fifties; Carol Burnett began working in television around the same time, and last year she turned up on Desperate Housewives, the hottest show on television. That's staying power.
Airing on American Masters, the documentary Carol Burnett: A Woman of Character (Monday, PBS at 9 p.m.) fetes a TV star of the old school.
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