The Johnny Carson Show
Orson Welles (Citizen Kane) discusses his radio, theatre and movie career which spanned over 5 decades.
Orson Welles (Citizen Kane) discusses his radio, theatre and movie career which spanned over 5 decades.
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Learn how to raise rabbits on a fire escape with Buddy Hackett and how to light a fire with Brady Watt.
Tony Randall joins the panel panel and he's joined by Lara Flynn Boyle, who discusses "Twin Peaks."
James Garner on bypass surgery, 9,000 get-well cards. The operation has not, thankfully, hurt his golf game.
Sylvester Stallone reflects on being recognizable worldwide and issues in his private life.
Luke Skywalker, a.k.a. Mark Hamill, chats about the making of the iconic movie Star Wars.
Only on The Tonight Show will you see Patrick Swayze talking about a song he wrote called "Sweet June Farts."
Oscar nom’d George Segal demonstrates playing an old man using prosthetics, glasses and gait.
Is the cost of a night at the movies getting you down? Jerry Seinfeld’s got a hilarious rant.
Garry Shandling does a standup routine and inventor Joe Newman talks with Johnny.
Leo Durocher talks retirement, Don Rickles accidentally bumps Ed but gives him a kiss to make up for it.
Carlin doesn't feel great, but he looks great! Mark Harmon is a big Carlin fan, and Johnny feels left out.
Hear what Joan Rivers has to say about retouched magazine covers, Gone With The Wind and Dolly Parton.
Small screen icon Farrah Fawcett discusses her new TV movie, and Ryan O'Neal is obsessed with her.
TV actor Emmanuel Lewis admits he watches The Tonight Show “only once in a blue moon.”
The Mighty Carson Art Players do an "Hourly News" sketch with Buddy Hackett, Dave Thomas and Teresa Ganzel.
Fellow talk show host Alan Thicke discusses his early days playing in a band on a cruise ship.
Bette Davis comments on her Kennedy Center award and President Reagan.
Jack Paar wanted to buy a Rolls Royce for his mother for just $5. Johnny reads kids' letters to Santa Claus.
Stars of two of the televisions biggest shows join Johnny--Ted Danson (Cheers) and Courtney Cox (Friends).
Oscar winner and activist Susan Sarandon recalls her first communion.
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