Carol Burnett to ask kids to solve adult problems on Netflix

Show will feature celebs, regular folks asking kids for advice

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Caption: ​Carol Burnett shows off her still-precise comedic timing in the teaser for her new unscripted Netflix comedy A Little Help with Carol Burnett, set to debut in 2018. (Netflix)

​Carol Burnett is counting on the honesty of children to bring laughs to a new Netflix series.
The comedian will debut a half-hour unscripted comedy called A Little Help with Carol Burnett in 2018.
In each episode, both celebrities and everyday people appeal to a panel of kids ranging in ages from 4 to 8 for advice about their problems.
The show will be taped in front of a live audience.

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Comedy pioneer Burnett, 84, is the latest of a host of comedians who've signed up with Netflix.
Chelsea Handler has a talk show on the streaming site. It also features stand-up specials from comics including Tracy Morgan and Sarah Silverman. Ellen DeGeneres recently announced she will tape her first comedy special in 15 years for the site.

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Caption: Longtime friend Julie Andrews, seen performing alongside Burnett at a New York gala in February, premiered a Netflix show for kids earlier this year. (Neilson Barnard/Getty Images)

She also joins longtime friend and collaborator Julie Andrews on the streaming service. The film and musical theatre star unveiled her new kids show (external link)Julie's Greenroom(external link) a project featuring celebrity cameos and Jim Henson Company muppets that teaches kids about the performing arts — on Netflix in March.