I’ve been trying to figure out what I love so much about Johnny’s Tonight Show, and I think I figured it out: the conversations are so real. I keep finding myself thinking: ‘they’d never allow this today, it’s too slow’. But they’re real conversations, natural ones, and it’s really nice.
Won all bodybuilding titles, was the biggest star in the world, became Governor of California and married a Kennedy. Is he perfect? Nope. Is he extraordinary? Without question. He’s lived a full life.
Arnold is a true story of a person who did it all. He came to the United States, trained, went to college, won so many titles, starred in so many films, made so many films, became a governor of Cali and many more achievements. The legend 👏👏👏💪
I watched Johnny Carson as a young kid all the way until he retired. His shows always had something for everyone, a skit, animals, movie stars etc. I think this is why I liked it, it wasn’t over a little kids head, and wasn’t childish to put off adults. I don’t believe his show would survive today, no violence, sex, or totally offensive things to attract today’s audience. RIP Johnny, you were one of a kind and are truly missed!
I like how back then the audience didn't (fake) cheer for every single thing. If this was today, they'd cheer when he mentions winning those titles, and making those movie. Audience feels real.
Reruns of Johnny Carson’s ‘Tonight Show’ are on Antenna TV every night at 10pm eastern. Way better than anything that is on late night these days. Fun humor, interesting guest of all backgrounds.
I’ve been trying to figure out what I love so much about Johnny’s Tonight Show, and I think I figured it out: the conversations are so real. I keep finding myself thinking: ‘they’d never allow this today, it’s too slow’. But they’re real conversations, natural ones, and it’s really nice.
I was 16 in 1984. What a time to be alive! Sure do miss those days!
Arnold has a strange way of bragging that still makes him sound humble. I don’t know how he does it, but it works.
Imagine, an entire room filled with people who have
Won all bodybuilding titles, was the biggest star in the world, became Governor of California and married a Kennedy. Is he perfect? Nope. Is he extraordinary? Without question. He’s lived a full life.
Arnold is a true story of a person who did it all. He came to the United States, trained, went to college, won so many titles, starred in so many films, made so many films, became a governor of Cali and many more achievements. The legend 👏👏👏💪
Arnold was made for the Terminator. Who else? Even the accent worked.
Johnny made interviewing look way easier than it is.
Compare this to Colberts show, his show is just free advertising for the Democrate party
It's so nice having minimal applause and laughter. Just let them speak.
I watched Johnny Carson as a young kid all the way until he retired. His shows always had something for everyone, a skit, animals, movie stars etc. I think this is why I liked it, it wasn’t over a little kids head, and wasn’t childish to put off adults. I don’t believe his show would survive today, no violence, sex, or totally offensive things to attract today’s audience. RIP Johnny, you were one of a kind and are truly missed!
"I'll be back."
I like how back then the audience didn't (fake) cheer for every single thing. If this was today, they'd cheer when he mentions winning those titles, and making those movie. Audience feels real.
Its so awesome to see this interview with this man. The Swarz himself in his prime. And pre Terminator as well! What a nostalgic moment.
Reruns of Johnny Carson’s ‘Tonight Show’ are on Antenna TV every night at 10pm eastern. Way better than anything that is on late night these days. Fun humor, interesting guest of all backgrounds.
And here we are, almost 40 years later, talking about one of the most iconic movie ever made.
Two legends on one screen
I remember seeing this episode when I was young, and getting super excited for the movie. Such a blast from the past
Wow that's the first time the world heard "Owl be back." Little did they know it would become one of the most quoted film lines in history.
I was 18 in 1984 remember this interview very well Carson was the best.