TV Icon Carol Burnett has joined the cast of 'Mrs. American Pie.'
Today, it has been announced that comedy legend Carol Burnett is making her return to television. The Emmy, Grammy, and Tony winner has reportedly been cast alongside Kristen Wiig in the AppleTV+ series Mrs. American Pie.
Burnett will be making her grand return to television with the series. While she has had the occasional guest star role over the years, the legendary actress hasn’t had a starring role since her 1990 comedy series Carol & Company. Burnett's comedy and television career first began to take off with her role on the variety series The Gary Moore Show. She would later become the first woman to host a variety show when The Carol Burnett Show began in 1967.
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