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Vicki Lawrence is a renowned actress, comedian, and singer with a career spanning over five decades. She first caught the public's eye as a high school student when she wrote a fan letter to Carol Burnett, enclosing a newspaper photo highlighting their striking resemblance. This serendipitous moment led to her casting as Thelma Harper, or "Mama," on "The Carol Burnett Show." Her remarkable comedic timing quickly made her a standout performer on the iconic show, earning her an Emmy Award and cementing her place in television history. Vicki Lawrence's portrayal of Mama was so beloved that it led to the creation of the popular spin-off series "Mama's Family." The sitcom ran successfully for several years and allowed her to further explore and develop this beloved character. Lawrence’s ability to transform into the hilariously sharp-tongued matriarch showcased her versatility as an actress and solidified her comedic legacy. Not one to rest on her laurels, Vicki is also a talented singer. In 1973, she released "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia," which became a number-one hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. This crossover success demonstrated her ability to capture audiences' attention in multiple areas of entertainment. Over the years, Lawrence has made numerous appearances in television and stage productions. She has contributed her voice and talents to various charitable causes, always engaging audiences with her down-to-earth personality and infectious humor. Her commitment to the arts made her a respected figure in the entertainment industry. Today, Vicki Lawrence is a sought-after keynote speaker, sharing her insights, anecdotes, and experiences with audiences across the nation. Her remarkable journey, from a teenager's letter to an Emmy-winning career, offers inspiration and encouragement. Vicki continues to entertain and engage with new generations, leaving a lasting impact wherever she goes.