Lily Tomlin began her career in stand-up and sketch comedy. In 1969, she got her big break when producer George Schlatter cast her in the hit television series LAUGH-IN. Creating memorable characters like Edith Ann, Ernestine, and Suzie Sorority, made her a household name. This comedy compilation includes her LAUGH-IN audition, as performed on THE AMERICAN COMEDY AWARDS in 1987, as well as some of her best moments from the variety show series. She also makes a guest appearance in a sketch from T

12 reactions | Since making her stand-up comedy rounds in the 60s, Lily Tomlin has continued to make waves. We're excited to honor Lily Tomlin with our Career Achievement Award! Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner  ✨ Learn more about her outstanding, time-honored career. ➡️ https://bit.ly/43MwL93 #LilyTomlin #Peabodyawards | Peabody Awards | Facebook

542K views · 17K reactions | "I'm gonna miss her everyday." Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin open up about saying goodbye to their hit Netflix show, "Grace and Frankie," after seven seasons. https://gma.abc/3kmUNSp | Good Morning America | Facebook

830K views · 25K reactions | Lily Tomlin on how she developed her popular character Ernestine the telephone operator for the sketch comedy series “Laugh-In.” Interview conducted by Michael Kantor for “Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America” (2009). | American Masters | Facebook