The Johnny Carson Show
Gunther Gebel-Williams brings out some circus tigers, Christopher Plummer shares stories from the stage.
Gunther Gebel-Williams brings out some circus tigers, Christopher Plummer shares stories from the stage.
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Buddy Hackett reads poetry and Cass Elliot makes one of her final TV appearances.
Ellen DeGeneres does stand-up and Eddie Murphy talks Beverly Hills Cop II. Jane Leeves also stops by.
Superman himself Christopher Reeve describes taking acting classes with Robin Williams.
George C. Scott chats about his love of theatre, the many bombs in which he’s appeared and turning 60.
Guests include comedian Don Rickles and 95-year-old artist Jon Serl.
Chevy Chase promotes National Lampoon’s Vacation and brings a tennis racquet on stage to show off his serve.
Bette Davis shares a medal she received in France. Pete Fountain performs.
Victor Buono drops in to talk about his recently released book of poetry, and to cut up with Johnny and Ed.
Tennis great Bjorn Borg rolls a clip from his 5th Wimbledon victory and chats about going pro at 15.
Jack Paar wanted to buy a Rolls Royce for his mother for just $5. Johnny reads kids' letters to Santa Claus.
TV actor Emmanuel Lewis admits he watches The Tonight Show “only once in a blue moon.”
Stand-up comic Bill Maher describes growing up half Jewish and half Catholic.
Betty White wanted to be a forest ranger in the 1940s but that gig was off-limits to women in the early 1940s.
Fellow talk show host Dick Cavett talks about his early days in the business.
Richard Pryor discusses his recent trip to Zimbabwe and daily life since quitting drugs and alcohol.
Rat pack darling Angie Dickinson chats about self-defense training. Johnny practices the Heimlich maneuver.
Burt Reynolds recounts his painful kidney stone. Dom DeLuise keeps getting misstaken for Pavarotti.
Joan Rivers won Comedy Star of the Year, Dick Van Patten is depressed and Johnny deals with a slow news day.
15-year-old TV star Ricky Schroder tells Johnny that when he gets his license, he wants to buy a Corvette.
Comic great Jerry Seinfeld talks about keeping warm on the slopes and decorating his living room with mirrors.
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