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Jennifer Grey talks about her famous parents. And Carl Reiner talks about his friends Mel Brooks and Steve Martin, and also about....his dog Homer.

What a star-studded show!! Elizabeth Tylor and Michael Douglas join Johnny. Nuff said?!

Comedy Stars Jerry Seinfeld and Charles Grodin share loads of laughs over eyeglasses, doctor visits, and (wait for it) bowling shoes.

Guest stars Bing Crosby and Paul Lynde take a trip to Canoga Falls in tonight's "As The Stomach Turns." And on "The Old Folks", Lynde joins the elderly duo to celebrate Veteran's Day.

TV actor Emmanuel Lewis admits he watches The Tonight Show only once in a blue moon.

Carlin and Carson talk about writing a sequel to the Bible, Susan Sullivan dreams of Johnny and Sheryl Lee Ralph doesn't need a husband.

Tim Conway and The Pointer Sisters guest star! Sketches include the game show "Up Your Income", with Carol's Stella Toddler character as a contestant, and Tim as Nora Desmond's new butler.

George Miller does standup, Robert Mitchum talks about his marijuana conviction, and Dick Van Patten and stuntman Dennis Madalone appear.

Jackie Mason's "Ed Sullivan, LBJ"; Jan Murray's "TV Shows & Doctors"; Dody Goodman's "Men vs. Women"; Lewis and Christy's "Hinky Finky Report"

For his first appearance on The Tonight Show, Louie Anderson pays tribute to his parents and his home state, Minnesota. Also appearing is Robert Blake.

Show biz veteran Angie Dickinson talks about men who whistle at women, Tommy Lasorda chats about losing weight, and Dom DeLuise dishes on doing an off-Broadway play with Barbra Streisand.

Chevy Chase is afraid of snakes and spiders! Plus, John Sutter and Thalassa Cruso stop by and Johnny jokes about a supermarket sushi shoplifter.

Hear what Joan Rivers has to say about retouched magazine covers, Gone With The Wind and Dolly Parton. Plus, Johnny welcomes Japanese TV personality Tetsuko Kuroyanagi.

Star party guy, Dean Martin recounts the wild fun celebrating Frank Sinatra’s big 6-0. Also fills in Johnny on playing Las Vegas and his frequent forays into the casinos.

When was your last laugh over pay phones or tux rentals? Jerry Seinfeld catches you up, and comedian Martin Mull shows off his cat and dog paintings.

Oscar nom’d for playing the title role in The Buddy Holly Story, Gary Busey has acted in over 150 movies. He talks about his early rocker days playing in a band at Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm.

Charles Grodin is Johnny’s guest, and “Welcome Back Kotter” star Gabe Kaplan pokes fun at his hometown Brooklyn and his high school days, upon which Kotter was based.

Jack Lemmon can't sit through his own movies and Maureen Murphy thinks writing jokes is as hard as having a baby. Johnny has something to say about his windshield wipers.

Jim Fowler, the host of “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom,” brings an Indian Condor onto the show. Also featured is comedian Bob Nelson.

Ed Begley Jr. discusses starting out in the business. Suzanne Pleshette and Michael Davis also appear.

This episode is a real balancing act when expert balancer Ed Kennedy graces the stage along with comic legend Buddy Hackett and Breakfast Club star Ally Sheedy.

Catch a rack of iconic rumpled raincoats worn by 4-time Emmy winner Peter Falk in his detective show Columbo. Dallas star Victoria Principal chats about quitting booze and cigarettes.

Hollywood leading man Gregory Peck dishes on WW2 hero General Douglas MacArthur, whom he played in the biopic, and the General’s overlooked sense of humor.

Steven Wright brings his signature monotone to the show and Rose Gries discusses being the oldest Avon Lady. Plus Johnny jokes about air quality and notes the human brain has gotten smaller.

Two-time Oscar winner Elizabeth Taylor chats about her new perfume, addiction programs, her seven husbands, and her most marriage to construction worker Larry Fortensky.

Garry Shandling was a regular guest and always had something new and fun to discuss. This time, the topics are laundromats and Disneyland!

Famed Shakespearean actor Kenneth Branagh was young when he visited Johnny and talks about the thrill of meeting Kirk Douglas

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