The Johnny Carson Show
Carlin and Carson talk about writing a sequel to the Bible. Plus Susan Sullivan and Sheryl Lee Ralph appear.
Carlin and Carson talk about writing a sequel to the Bible. Plus Susan Sullivan and Sheryl Lee Ralph appear.
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Johnny jokes about Gerald Ford and political slogans and sits down with Phyllis George.
Joan Embery has to pry a Koala Bear from Johnny's arms.
Leonard J. Waxdeck joins Johnny to talk about the bird calling contest he sponsors.
Steven Wright brings his signature monotone to the show and Rose Gries discusses being the oldest Avon Lady.
Carl Reiner ate his way through France, complains to Johnny about weight gain. A clip from Summer Rentals.
Johnny admires Jim Fowler's baby alligator collection, Bob Nelson does stand-up and Teresa Ganzel guests.
Watch a Tea Time movie with Carol Wayne. Plus Doris Day has a bad neck and Rodney Dangerfield performs.
Wilt Chamberlain is leaving the Lakers, Michael Landon talks Bonanza, Johnny Mathis sings "I'm Going Home."
Johnny re-enacts the Hamilton and Burr duel. Joan Rivers admits to screaming during childbirth.
Jennifer Grey talks about her famous parents and Carl Reiner talks about his famous friends.
Supermodel Christie Brinkley is also a boxing photographer? She fills in Johnny about her ringside gigs.
Dudley Moore got his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame then sings a song. Bob Uecker's nickname was "Stinko."
Paul Reiser tells Johnny what he says to people, so they’ll think he’s listening to them when he really isn’t.
Fellow talk show host Dick Cavett talks about his early days in the business.
Dean Martin sips on "apple juice" and Johnny samples it. Martin Mull plays a song in French.
15-year-old TV star Ricky Schroder tells Johnny that when he gets his license, he wants to buy a Corvette.
Albert Brooks talks puppy love, Susan Sarandon talks clam shucking and Carnac the Magnificent works his magic.
Learn how to raise rabbits on a fire escape with Buddy Hackett and how to light a fire with Brady Watt.
Screen legend Charlton Heston talks drivers’ ed: how learned chariot racing for Ben Hur and flying a 747.
With five Bond movies under his belt, Sir Roger Moore says he’ll keep going.
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