Many people enjoy a good laugh about marriage, and this classic sketch featuring Andy Griffith and Carol Burnett delivers just that.

The scene opens with the husband showcased in various frames as a football coach, complete with trophies in their living room. Suddenly, the wife throws one frame to the ground just as their daughter enters. Trying to cheer her up, the daughter reveals her name is Bronco and wishes she had a more feminine one. The mom jokes about her own struggles, pointing out that at least the daughter has a normal middle name: Ralph. The audience chuckles at their banter.

When the husband arrives, the daughter flees in fear. He playfully punches the wife on the shoulder and demands another kiss before instructing her on a football play, giving her a playful smack afterward. While sipping martinis from an ice bucket, he accuses her of lacking team spirit and jokingly threatens to bench her. She complies and sits down. He calls for Bronco, declaring her out of the family, and they reminisce about their honeymoon at a Packers game.

When Merlin, a football buddy, enters, the wife kisses him, hoping to make the husband jealous. She shouts “hut” to send him away, then boldly declares she’s done with this football madness. As she storms out, the number 30 is stitched on her coat like a jersey, leaving the audience laughing.

This humorous sketch reminds us that while marriage has its challenges, nurturing it through love and communication—and seeking God’s guidance—can help us navigate the ups and downs.