Harvey Korman embodied comic versatility, a true master of sketch and sight gags whose work remains essential for any serious collector of classic comedy. While many remember him best for his incredible 10-year run on *The Carol Burnett Show*, where his impeccable timing and commitment to character earned him four Emmy Awards, his filmography offers some truly iconic physical media treasures. Home video releases of *The Carol Burnett Show*, including compilations like *Carol, Carl, Whoopi and Robin* (1987) and *Carol Burnett: Show Stoppers* (2001), are cherished by collectors for preserving these legendary performances. However, it was his unforgettable collaborations with Mel Brooks that cemented his status as a comedic legend for film fanatics. As the ridiculously villainous Hedley Lamarr in 1974's *Blazing Saddles*, Korman delivered a masterclass in parody, a performance that still has audiences roaring today. His roles in other Brooks classics are equally sought after. These films, especially *Blazing Saddles*, are staple additions to any discerning collector's library, often found in pristine DVD, Blu-ray, and even 4K editions, showcasing Korman's timeless brilliance in high definition.