The Tonight Show- May 13, 1992
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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2017
- From Johnny Carson's next to last week, he warmly welcomes tonight's guests George Carlin, Liv Ullman, and Gloria Estefan.
Pardon the pillarboxed quality during the final few minutes.
Miss Jonny, one of a kind, oh the good days so much simpler and happy
My babies were two and four. I had the world by the tail then. Good times.
I love the Johnny Carson show and wish it was on forever! Especially with today’s trash of TV! One thing that strikes me funny is the closer it was getting for the last show you hardly hear Ed laughing at every thing Johnny says LOL! And to think of the big bucks Ed made being the laugh track to Johnny will be priceless!
hardlines4 Ed was always bad with his money and went bankrupt later on. That may have had a major impact on Ed. That and the sadness that Johnny soon would be off air
When I younger and growing up with Johnny we always knew he would be there...even when he was away on vacation we knew he would be right back.
His comedy and personality (like Jack Benny) holds up better than any of the late night shows that are pale substitute for the real thing.
Thank God for the tapes. Johnny will live forever!
He was in such a good mood in the last few shows. He was really looking forward to a much deserved retirement. I miss Johnny though.
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Where have all the geniuses gone?? Johnny we miss you!!! 😢
Well, we still have JAY--and HE'S a genius!!! 😉
Johnny had more class in his pinky than any of today’s Late Night trash hosts!!!!
Agreed, the last have not lived up to the role. Letterman might have added value to the role.
Arsenio Hall was pretty good.
We would be so comforted with Johnny Carson during the stay-at-home order under COVID-19! Ah, but it was not to be so...Well, we can dream, can't we?
Heck, I still watch him every night, Scott! But, yes, I wish he were still here, too.
Thanks to youtube and Antenna TV, he's still here, as well as on DVD. It's the next best thing to having him here live with us.
shut up about the fake virus.
wake up you idiots
That generation wouldn't have taken being told to be in lockdown. They would've demanded answers.
Several decades apart 👀🙄
What a sweet lady, that Liv.
If you haven’t seen it, do a search-Johnny Carson and Doc Severinsen discussing Thanksgiving. All impromptu.
Bob Linden It’s indeed fantastic. Johnny and especially Doc were on a roll!
Great video, thanks for the heads up in that my friend !! Classic !!
Very rare to see Carson walk out from behind the curtain with his jacket unbuttoned.
He was always an immaculate dresser-from the knots in his ties to his shoes.
You are cor-RECT, sir!
"I know! That's sad!".. 😂 Love Johnny 👍🏽💯
I promise if I find a time machine I'll share and take all of us back❤️
Leave everyone under 40 behind.
That is sweet.
The third to last musical guest to appear on the Tonight Show, then there was Tony Bennett and Bette Midler.
May 1992, kids were playing Link to the Past all over the world...
Turn that game off! We need the TV to watch Carson!
How amazing, through the years, that many people have seen Johnny as being a dramatic actor. Maybe he resisted such a move because that may not been in his comfort zone. But what if...? I think he would have been dynamite.
At the 34:41 mark, he references 'Amos and Andy'.
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"Holy mackerel!" How many would know that? :)
Dig the shoulder pads.
Last show was May 22nd 92 .
Hi, do you have the episode of the tonight show with Jay Leno as the guest host and Fran Drescher as the guest star with two others? it was aired on May 29 1990 (Season 28)
Hi do you have the tonight show episode dated May 29th 1990?
27:26 What on earth is that picture supposed to be?
I think George maybe painted it. LOL
John William Carson (Corning, Iowa; 23 de octubre de 1925 - West Hollywood, California; 23 de enero de 2005) fue un presentador, comediante, escritor y productor de televisión estadounidense.
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38:06 what the heck happened, switch to phone view?
Still looking for Carnac, sis boom baa?
It is on RUclips, just search for it
What happens when a sheep explodes?
There will never be another Johnny. All the late night show hosts today, suck! All they do is talk about politics. When Johnny Carson retired, late night talk show quality and comedic talent went in the toilet. No one has been able to match the talent and delivery that Johnny had. I’m so thankful these folks have been posting these shows on here. America has become so polarized, thanks to the socialist control of our media. Politically correct entertainment has killed good comedy. Everyone’s worried of hurting people’s feelings.
Thank God for video tapes of these shows. It helps get my mind off all the bad news of the day.
Never watched an entire episode of Jay Leno and that crappy band .
Such a bad song by Gloria Estefan and I'll advised performance. Doesn't suit her voice.
I'm not really a fan of johnny carson.. however, i liked jay leno as the host
Then you weren't alive during the Carson era. Jay is, and always will be, a pretender.
manofmanyinterests Johnny is called the king of Monologue for a reason! Fallon sucks, and Leno was fair, Parr was ok, johnny was great!! I wish he would of stayed on a couple more years then did something after, instead of being so "hidden if you will...
I'm sorry you missed the likes of Steve Allen, Jack Paar and then the King, Johnny Carson to make an educated assessment. Yeah, I liked Jay Leno too ( better than Letterman!) but Carson set the bar and even the likes of Leno, et. al. would acquiesce to Carson's showmanship which Leno and others have endeavored to emulate since Carson's retirement!! Every "Tonight Show" copy cat owes its origin to Johnny Carson.
I feel bad for the younger generation who never got to see the early television comedy shows. Sid Cesar, Jack Benny, on and on. Writing back then was much better. You know... Steve Allen was a very good Tonight Show host too. Very funny and musically talented as well.
@@michaelbill123 Don't forget Jackie Gleason. Johnny took a lot of his mannerisms from Jackie.