“Are you sure it’s still ticking?” 😂 The second Harvey Korman says that line, you already know he’s in trouble.Because the moment Tim Conway’s “Oldest Man” starts making his way into the room, the whole sketch is basically over. He moves so unbelievably slow, so painfully careful, that it somehow becomes funnier with every single step. And poor Harvey… you can see him trying so hard to hold it together, but Tim just keeps pushing it further and further without ever breaking character. What starts as a simple clock repair turns into complete comedy chaos — awkward silence, ridiculous timing, and one of the funniest slow-burn performances ever put on television. This is exactly why Tim Conway and Harvey Korman were absolute magic together.

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