Programm von Johnny Carson TV

Betty White wanted to be a forest ranger in the 1940s but that gig was off-limits to women in the early 1940s.

Leonard Waxdeck returns to the panel, with more incredible bird callers in tow.

Pete Fountain performs with the band. George Peppard wants to be cast as a song and dance man.

Hog wild: That’s Jay Leno who owns 17 motorcycles. Plus Raquel Welch discusses children and getting older.

Hollywood legend Jimmy Stewart admits he would rather play the accordian in the movies than sing and dance.

Jim Fowler brings out an alligator and crocodile. Plus, Rodney Dangerfield has Johnny in stitches.

Brat packer, TV personality Joey Bishop talks career, politics, how he gave up smoking and lost weight.

Woody Harrelson talks about his latest film project, but he might be upstaged by animal wrangler Sunni Black.

Carl insists Johnny is a role model for couples. Reflects on shaving head, aging with Catherine Deneuve.

Joan Rivers talks about California living and Vincent Price thinks horror movies are fun.

Dean Martin sips on "apple juice" and Johnny samples it. Martin Mull plays a song in French.

The legendary Joan Rivers talks giving birth and politics, but not necessarily at the same time.

Jim Fowler, zoologist and host of the famed "Wild Kingdom" program, brings a vulture and two opossums.

Richard Pryor discusses dropping 20 pounds for a movie role and driving his Ferrari across the US.

Jane Goodall describes how primates mirror humans in that they can make and use tools.

Comedy genius and Carol Burnett co-star Tim Conway discuss his movie, "Long Shot," marriage, and horseracing.

Donald Sutherland details his autograph policy and Martin Mull answers some fan mail.

Robin Williams has a raucous interview. Jonathan Winters worries about his pets falling down in an earthquake.

Comedian Steve Martin creates mayhem punching Santa backstage then sitting on his lap on Johnny’s couch.

Chevy Chase promotes National Lampoon’s Vacation and brings a tennis racquet on stage to show off his serve.

The famed Zippy The Chimp, along with his close friend Jack Rynsky, takes his turn on the panel with Johnny.

The gorgeous and talented Ann-Margret says she disguises herself in a black wig when out in public.