The Johnny Carson Show
Frequent guest Joan Rivers discusses her autobiography, and Joan Embery brings a rare Albino Koala Bear.
Frequent guest Joan Rivers discusses her autobiography, and Joan Embery brings a rare Albino Koala Bear.
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Bill Withers performs "Ain't No Sunshine When You're Gone," and Suzanne makes first Tonight Show appearance.
Jay Leno describes his parents amazingly happy marriage and getting recognized in a New York City deli.
Suzanne Pleshette recites a poem. Chess champion Bobby Fischer does a numbers puzzle in just a few seconds.
George Carlin likes to harmonize on the phone with the dial tone.
When was your last laugh over pay phones or tux rentals? Jerry Seinfeld catches you up.
Dean Martin recounts celebrating Frank Sinatra’s big 6-0. Also playing Vegas and frequent forays into casinos.
Carlin does stand up and gets sentimental about his 13th wedding anniversary.
Tis the season --- for Richard Pryor to reminisce about…serving time – 10 days – for tax evasion.
Burt Reynolds reflects on his 1973 Cosmo poster, and his five-year romance with actress Loni Anderson.
Orson Welles (Citizen Kane) discusses his radio, theatre and movie career which spanned over 5 decades.
Mickey Rooney compares notes with Johnny on their many marriages. Comic Paul Rodriguez appears as well.
Frequent guest Joan Rivers discusses her autobiography, and Joan Embery brings a rare Albino Koala Bear.
Wilt Chamberlain is leaving the Lakers, Michael Landon talks Bonanza, Johnny Mathis sings "I'm Going Home."
Johnny gets a martial arts lesson. Billy Crystal regales the audience with celebrity impressions.
Johnny and Joan Rivers admit to stealing hotel soap; Jack Lemmon appears with Billy Wilder.
Charlton Heston describes his role in diffusing the hijacking of a United Airlines jet.
Bubble the Hippo makes an appearance with animal trainer Joan Embery.
Animal trainer Joan Embery introduces Johnny to a wide variety of animals.
Walter Matthau disguises an eye problem, jokes about his roommate in the hospital and the awful food.
George Burns takes on Groucho Marx and young people and Rodney Dangerfield continues to get no respect.
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