Johnny Carson TV schedule

Hear what Joan Rivers has to say about retouched magazine covers, Gone With The Wind and Dolly Parton.

Mel Brooks talks about Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles. Plus, Susan Blakely and Bob Rosefsky appear.

Tennis great Bjorn Borg rolls a clip from his 5th Wimbledon victory and chats about going pro at 15.

96-year-old George Burns says he smokes 15-20 cigars a day. Plus, director Barry Levinson.

Rocky said “Life is about…how many you can take.” Sly Stallone talks early struggles and his flagging career.

Oscar-winner Elizabeth Taylor chats about her new perfume, addiction programs, her seven husbands, and more.

Cloris Leachman talks to Johnny about growing up in Des Moines and doing live TV.

In his first appearance on The Tonight Show, Robin admits he was a geeky kid, discusses herpes, and more.

SNL alum Martin Short admits he was a singer before taking up comedy. Shows a clip from his HBO special.

Victor Buono drops in to talk about his recently released book of poetry, and to cut up with Johnny and Ed.

Decked out in head-to-toe leather, Burt Reynolds shares a clip from The Longest Yard.

David Brenner, Roger Rees and child actor Miko Hughes join Johnny and Ed for another episode full of laughs.

Only on The Tonight Show will you see Patrick Swayze talking about a song he wrote called "Sweet June Farts."

Fellow talk show host Dick Cavett covers a lot of ground: girl pigeons, the guy who invented the bra and more

Robin Williams crawls and imitates his infant son. Phyllis Newman shares that her mother was psychic.

It's a double-dose of comedy legends as George Carlin and Richard Pryor stop by The Tonight Show.

Lucille Ball and Johnny talk about their legacies. Jay Leno does standup.

Sex expert Dr. Ruth Westheimer talks about her new book, “Dr. Ruth’s Guide for the Sexually Perplexed”

Jimmy Stewart describes an evening at the celebrity-fave nightclub when young Judy Garland showed up and sang.

Richard Pryor pokes fun at his failure at marriage and reflects on his new sobriety.

Angie Dickinson talks about men who whistle at women and Tommy Lasorda chats about losing weight.

Screen legend Charlton Heston talks drivers’ ed: how learned chariot racing for Ben Hur and flying a 747.

Jokes are the theme on this show, with Martin Short, Terri Garr and Michael Keaton. Lotsa fun!

Johnny does some card tricks for Angie Dickinson. Garry Shandling performs standup.