Tim Conway

Tim Conway (1933–2019) was an American actor and comedian known for his comic roles on McHale’s Navy and The Carol Burnett Show.

The Carol Burnett Show: An American television variety show hosted by Carol Burnett from 1967 to 1978. Conway became a regular cast member in 1975 and created some of the show's most remembered comic characters.
Carol Burnett: An American comedian and actress who hosted The Carol Burnett Show. Burnett's variety show gave Conway a long-running ensemble in which his characters could recur.
Chagrin Falls, Ohio: A village in northeastern Ohio where Tim Conway grew up. Conway's early life and education there preceded his move into television comedy.
The Carol Burnett Show reunion specials: Television specials that reunited cast members of The Carol Burnett Show after its original run. Conway returned to the ensemble in later reunions, renewing the show's association with his comedy.
McHale’s Navy: An American sitcom about a mischievous Navy crew, broadcast from 1962 to 1966. Conway played Ensign Charles Parker, the role that first made him widely known.
Harvey Korman: An American comic actor and longtime cast member of The Carol Burnett Show. Korman's struggle to stay in character became a running feature of sketches with Conway.
Bowling Green State University: A public university in Bowling Green, Ohio, founded in 1910. Conway graduated in 1956 with a degree in speech and radio.
The Simpsons: An American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening. Conway voiced the character of KBBL radio host and prank caller Ensign Bill in an episode.
Dorf: A comic character portrayed by Tim Conway as a short, bow-legged man with an exaggerated Scandinavian accent. The character became the center of Conway's solo comedy films and television appearances.
Vicki Lawrence: An American actress and comedian who performed on The Carol Burnett Show. Lawrence shared the show's ensemble with Conway and played Eunice opposite his Mickey Hart.

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