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Johnny Carson @ The Phil Donahue Show 1970 Pt 1
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2012
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I worked for Phil for a few years in recent time. He's a wonderful man, exactly as you may imagine him from TV. I was too young to watch them live, but I really enjoy seeing things like this. Thanks for the upload.
This should be what talk shows should be. Two articulate people having a smart conversation. Too rare nowadays.
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This is the most relaxed I ever saw Carson in a setting in which he wasn't hosting. I wish the talk shows were still this quiet and conversational.
I love Johnny’s mannerisms...he can make me laugh and not even say a word!
Johnny is such a great listener and conversationalist-- I love his voice.
I agree, there is something soothing about his voice.
Great voice
I like cavett for that reason.
Seems Johnny liked and felt comfortable with Phil. He often looked uncomfortable on the other end when he was the one being interviewed. Johnny is delightful here. Great interview!
If I remember right, Phil had been out to visit Johnny on his cruiser (boat) sometime prior to this,it was reported in a tv talk magazine. They were both raised in the Midwest so, they got along well.
WOW this is a GEM!!! I loved Mr. Carson and miss him!!!!
Johnny's hair/tie/shirt/jacket ensemble...terrific 😊😊
The 70's was the best decade of the show. Glad he stuck with it through the 70's.
Brooke Hanley I agree. If only I had been around back then.
I think we can only say that because the 60's shows are lost. The one episode, with Bob Hope, Dean Martin, Judy Carne, George Goebel, Carol Wayne and Robert Wagner (from 1969) is the greatest one, EVER! I would bet the 60's shows blow everything else out of the water, based on what little we have been able to see.
This was filmed at the WLWD(Dayton,Ohio) studios. Phil was a local personality.(this was before Marlow)
In Sept or Oct of 1970 my(9th grade) high school science class had a week long outing at a local (Grant)outdoor life science center.
The parents of the students were asked to volunteer to be chaperones for the kids at night.
Phil Donahue's son Mike was in my class, and Phil stayed with us for one or 2 nights.(I also knew another son Mark).
I experienced the dream of many liberal females,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I vividly remember the moment when I felt a shaking and looking up out of blurry eyes and seeing ole Phil saying to me,,,
"wake up, time to get up".
I was born in '72 so my memory of everything in this era is often hazy but I truly feel the 70s was one of the last best decades. The best cars, the best movies, the best music,the best clothes that are still often imitated. I love those thick eye glasses and shades they wore. We had both Elvis and Led Zeppelin existing in the same universe. And look at what Mr. Carson is wearing. I couldn't pull that off if I tried.I been re watching movies, documentaries and everything on the 70s just to catch up on what I missed or don't fully remember.
@@jeffreymcfadden9403 - I think they were using RCA TK-42 cameras at the time, or were they TK-43's? Anyway, the picture elicited was different from the Norelco PC-70's and GE PE-250/350 cameras.
Now we have three late night shows and they all suck. TV is a sorry Affair today.
Chad Quick, it’s a different day and a different generation. We had our late night celebrity. There was only one Johnny Carson. Probably like you, I have no interest in late night television or, for me, television in general.
Paul Bowers
I was in high school when Johnny retired & Jay Leno took over. My mother and grandmother both cried.
And Jay Leno helped me to remove all interest in those ridiculous shows as an adult.
And BOTH of these voices have guided my viewpoint the most heavily throughout life. Childhood has a stronger hold than anything rational. Weird.
@@bobablaw1298, with me its IMMANUEL KANT..he was on right after Steve Allen..
Conan is good
It was rare for Johnny to be an interviewee.
I have to admit, I liked the calm and politeness of TV talk shows back then. I miss Donahue and Carson too, though Donahue I thought was really cool - when he was not having a totally goof-ball show on. The end of these shows signaled the end of the American all-together culture and the start of division and divisiveness that has never stopped.
JOHNNY CARSON AND PHIL DONAHUE ...TWO TV LEGENDS !!!
51 yrs ago! Wow. Geez. Time flies! Wasn't no where near born but wudda been so cool to live in those times! People were so cool calm collected! And smooooooth
I haven't heard the original theme song to The Phil Donahue Show since 1989... and before that, NEVER... but I was born in Elyria, Ohio, and I remember this show as a local show, and Phil's hair was starting to lighten...
GREAT POST! THANK YOU!
PatrioticPirate yeah it was taped in dayton ohio
He stayed with it till 1992, twenty two years later.
Wow, I'm not use to seeing both Donahue and Carson without white hair.
+Stephen Skellington Both looked much more distinguished with the white hair!
@GENERAL DISARRAY'S BOSS 83 Some folk, especially men, look more distinguished with grey hair as long as they're clean-shaven or as long as grey hair doesn't get their mustache or beard. Then it is not flattering @ all. I saw Johnny Carson in a pic he took while visiting Africa and he hadn't shaved and he looked awful. Disheveled:-/
@@2dasimmons, thanks, God..What bible verse can I find that in? Is that in First Simmonians?
Declared on high..gray or white in a beard, or a mustache/gotee is an ABOMINATION for a man..and just not flattering at all.
Bleep that!
Guess what I think of your blustering declaration?
Guess what color my goatee and sometimes beard is?
Now IN MY OPINION, what is really not flattering is someone rendering a statement without qualifying it "IN MY OPINION"=" WHITE/GRAY HAIR IS ONLY..."
Got it, SPORTY?
@@robertsprouse9282 I've never read in Bible. Just a personal opinion. If one has silver hair it can be ok.
@@2dasimmons, lol, you are a nuke physicist, right?
Do we have your ego's permission for our gray hair?
LOL..
Great interview, you don't see Johnny in this format very often, I was a big fan of Johnny and really enjoyed this, thank's for posting.
This was filmed at the WLWD(Dayton,Ohio) studios. Phil was a local personality.(this was before Marlow)
In Sept or Oct of 1970 my(9th grade) high school science class had a week long outing at a local (Grant)outdoor life science center.
The parents of the students were asked to volunteer to be chaperones for the kids at night.
Phil Donahue's son Mike was in my class, and Phil stayed with us for one or 2 nights.(I also knew another son Mark).
I experienced the dream of many liberal females,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I vividly remember the moment when I felt a shaking and looking up out of blurry eyes and seeing ole Phil saying to me,,,
"wake up, time to get up".
They say phil Donahue is waiting for new carpeting for his show.miss both of these legends of T.V. Thanks for posting these great videos.
Never saw Phil without white hair before! He was pretty cute! And always thought Johnny was handsome.
Great interview, two original television icons!
America used to be a very different place.
First time he golfed he shot in the 80’s. That’s really good
Dayton Ohio here. I was there then. Many famous people from there. Gotta love Johnny. We actually got to be part of the studio audience when Jimmy Fallon was on with Jay Leno. We no longer watch late night TV.
What was it like in 1992?? I watched Phil Donahue show from 1992 sounds like a great times
amazing how much they smoke on these old shows
Johnny was so articulate. Unflappable.
Donahue! 2021 and he's alive. He must be pushing 90
Wow What an Oldie but Goodie RIght???? I wasnt aware that they did this together?? Great Job and Editing! Great Share 😍👍🎥🎬👀😆
this is incredible
Is it me, or does he particularly look like George Bush jnr in this program
***** George Bush + sexy + funny + clever
+DutchrickES Nah. I do not see it. I grew up with him though.
I don't know...id have to hear him say "Recruitements" or "The internets."
Brooke Hanley Brooke, I kind of see it though. You don't?
i think Bush copied some of Johnny's speech patterns and mannerisms.
2 legends of television.
Wow..February 1970....a long time ago...
TV was so much simpler then, people were able to keep celebrity and show business in a proper perspective. Today what they present on TV seems crazy, totally unmoored from reality.
you think? geez...some people
This was filmed at the WLWD(Dayton,Ohio) studios. Phil was a local personality.(this was before Marlow)
In Sept or Oct of 1970 my(9th grade) high school science class had a week long outing at a local (Grant)outdoor life science center.
The parents of the students were asked to volunteer to be chaperones for the kids at night.
Phil Donahue's son Mike was in my class, and Phil stayed with us for one or 2 nights.(I also knew another son Mark).
I experienced the dream of many liberal females,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I vividly remember the moment when I felt a shaking and looking up out of blurry eyes and seeing ole Phil saying to me,,,
"wake up, time to get up".
I miss Johnny.
The only talk show host in my book.
This was filmed at the WLWD TV channel 2(Dayton,Ohio) studios. Phil was a local personality.(this was before Marlow)
In Sept or Oct of 1970 my(9th grade) high school science class had a week long outing at a local (Grant)outdoor life science center.
The parents of the students were asked to volunteer to be chaperones for the kids at night.
Phil Donahue's son Mike was in my class, and Phil stayed with us for one or 2 nights.(I also knew another son Mark).
I experienced the dream of many liberal females,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I vividly remember the moment when I felt a shaking and looking up out of blurry eyes and seeing ole Phil saying to me,,,
"wake up, time to get up".
What a great story.
I'm snacking on cinnamon banana 🍌 chips ...made in Vietnam ...sold at $store ...can't resist cinnamon/banana flavor ...nice combo 😊
Wonderful post. Thanks for putting this up!
He only had 22 years left of being host of the Tonight Show.
“ONLY” YOU RE AN IDIOT!!
Phil was the forerunner to the Late Night with Tom Snyder. I like this format.
Wow he said he’ll stay with the Tonight Show for a couple years. Yep he did.
Ain’t RUclips great!!!!!!!
Only when management doesn't censor public opinion!!
one of the GOOD things about the internet.
This was a terrific episode with Johnny Carson. He seemed very relaxed with Phil. Johnny was a very private person. seemed open and at ease here.
Johnny BUSH Carson
I thought I was the only one who noticed the similitarys
I had no idea Larry King got his show's concept from Phil Donohue...
Johnny is the man
Johnny's Last days he was saying "it's these damn cigarettes".
@1:07 He'll stay with it a couple years...lol..20 years later.
He was still in NY then at 6B where Jimmy Fallon does the current show, so I wonder if moving the show to California a couple years later made it more fun and relaxed.
He was still in NY then at 6B where Jimmy Fallon does the current show, so I wonder if moving the show to California a couple years later made it more fun and relaxed.
Mr Carson was the complete professional. Brought his "A" game every night. A master at his craft. No one really comes close, especially nowadays. He influenced EVERYBODY that has come since. Merv Griffin iwas about the only one I can think of that you could sort of say was almost in Johnny's league but even that is a bit of a stretch.
Merv was good
Eerie how the darkhaired Phil Donahue facially resembles Johnny Carson's eventual followup Jay Leno! At least he did in 1970.😂😮🎤📺B.W.
This is terrific.
Long live freedom and democratic communism
Damn Johnny was a true Scorpio. The things he says about wanting to do something taking it up for a period of time then stopping is stuff I do. Also in another interview he said that he could entertain millions of people a night but in a social setting he’s the quietest.
People still give credence to Astrology? What about Cancers? Cough, cough ….
@@josephcooper6692 Your point?
He was a drummer, astronomer, avid tennis player, loved to travel, learn languages, etc. You're right, off camera he was very shy and quiet.
Cigarettes ruined Carson's good looks and his health from early on. Here in this clip from 1970 he still has the good looks which would quickly fade over the coming years.
Died from emphysema.
Phil probably wished he was more like Johnny but his activism kept him in a certain area of entertainment. Plus, his personality was "off-putting" and he often came across as arrogant. Here he sits with the master craftsman of interviewers and it's plain as the nose on his arrogant face. Johnny is entertaining Phil here in Phil's interview! Phil loves controversy while Johnny loved entertainment/people.
I.I.N.M., the originating station, WLWD Dayton (now WDTN), were using the ill-fated RCA TK-42 cameras at the time.
Where are Phil's Glasses?? I didn't recognize him without them big round thick specks
Get a load of that telephone on the desk.
Thank God Johnny can't see what his Tonight Show has become. It is truly sickening.
I saw this one in August 1988 when Donahue presented some classics from the 70s (Jane Fonda from 1972 was another one).
From the WLW network. WLW-D in Dayton.
Donahue was not completely nationally syndicated yet in Dayton in '70; right?
That did not happen until he moved to Chicago, then NYC..later both NYC AND L.A.?
I never was a fan of his lefty views..his self avowed socialist slanted blatherings..
Its interesting to see Carson interviewed by the pre-Oprah, King of daytime national Syndication, though.
1:24 - well Johnny certainly made up for this in later years. He mentioned he was taking "a little more time off" - come 1971 he would never host Monday nights, that would be a guest host. Come 1980 he would only host on a Tuesday night for half of the time he was hosting during the year, the other half would be reruns of his show. And then by 1985 he was down to three nights a week on 37 weeks of the year.
People like me and Johnny loose steam in something because we go at it to hard. If a steam engine went full throttle it would let all the steam out and it would have to build steam up for several hours. That’s what happens to people like us.
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Love the way they edit the cigarette
He looks like George Bush.
I thought I was the only one who noticed the similaritys
I'm wondering if Phil smoked, guessing not
The straightest back in show-buisness !
Notice the rotary phone. Back then, people had to even exercise their fingers to make a call. Today, everything is push-button or touch-screen, no wonder we are so damned fat these days.
I hate to say this, but #JohnnyCarson reminds me of #GeorgeWBush
Sagitario
(22 de noviembre al 21 de diciembre)
Sagitario
(22 de noviembre al 21 de diciembre)
Wow, I never saw Phil Donahue without White hair! Come to think of it, I don't recall seeing Johnny Carson without white hair either...
2 giants
Don Draper reminded me of a young Carson.
Stella Luna In those days we had a very pligorated antiphorum, fordimentally cordicical.
Every hand gesture, every turn of the head, every touch of the jacket is robotic and meticulously designed to distract from his utter discomfort in his own skin. Johnny was an immensely shy man and a brilliant host, he probably felt most himself when the cameras went live but when the lights went out he was a totally different person that nobody knew. It's amazing to think 'personality' is not real, its deception. This man was the most watched human in history and a beautiful deception.
PHIL DONAHUE
21 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1935
86 AÑOS (87)
It's hilarious that Limbaugh is angry about Colbert being hired to replace Letterman...and used Carson as an example of a good non-liberal host.
"Carson opposed the Vietnam War, and capital punishment, favored racial equality, and was against criminalizing extramarital sex and pornography. He avoided explicitly mentioning his views on The Tonight Show, saying he 'hates to be pinned down,' as that would 'hurt me as an entertainer, which is what I am.' As he explained in 1970, 'In my living room I would argue for liberalization of abortion laws, divorce laws, and there are times when I would like to express a view on the air. I would love to have taken on Billy Graham.'"
Jesse, you miss the point of conservatism, which is basically a belief in the idea of self determination. Government out of our lives in the bedroom, boardroom and bank whenever possible. Being liberal is equated with government interference in all aspects of our lives. Takes courage to be conservative. Little of anything to be liberal, except an acceptance of everything.
@@moohoward to be a conservative is to be for not for much.
After 7.5 years, he's talking about finishing in two...
Occasional Fridays LOL
Yea he does
First time I've seen Donahue without white hair.
I agree. "the persona" was an act. smoke & mirrors. Johnny Carson himself was a very shy and insecure man. public persona is PURE EGO. - but it is certainly necessary for a great performer.
Carson looks like a young George W Bush - Lol
Donohue actually was a great interviewer and listener until he dumbed show down in 80s.
He was just dumbing down with society.
You have to factor in what sponsors, producers, etc wanted/demanded. Phil could have been getting pressure. Also, society in general was beginning to dumb down. It continues down to this day.
Kae; I was JUST THINKING the same:-)))...- he really DOES look like W. Bush here :-)))
That's all I see now. HahahA👍
Does anyone know what the name of the theme music is on this episode of the Donahue show? I remember hearing it as a kid, I've always loved it, and I heard it again a while back while listening to a Dutch online radio station called "Old Man's Radio", so it must have been a hit in Europe.
It's "A Banda" by Herb Alpert. It's the first track from his 1967 album Herb Alpert's Ninth.
He looks like George Bush Jr. Maybe that's why he was elected for 2 terms. Heeeerrrrreeess JOHNNY!
i think Bush copied some of Johnny's speech patterns and mannerisms.
That show won't last.
Johnny looks like George W. Bush circa 2000. Weird.
Johnny Carson original Bush.
Steve Allen was the first and the best on the Tonight Show.
Are you on dope??
wow
Johnny might have been smoking at this stage in his life. Not sure, but what kind of makes me thinks he is smoking at this stage in his life, it's because his voice is so deep.
He is smoking during the interview.
You can see the cigarette in his hand
hip music...........who is the band?..Van Halen?
+newt0830 Oh sure, was that Hot For Teacher they were playing in 1970 on Donahue's show, eh?
This is February 1970, not 1971.
Johnny wuda been 10X the President lol
This was a bad year for Johnny's personal life
Looks just like George Bush
PDS? WTH?
Heeeeeeres George Bush!
Does Ed Drink? is the pope catholic? llol Lotta nice information this interview, nice.
Does Johnny drink?
i only came here cause i thought this is george w bush
Is it George Bush?