Programación de Johnny Carson TV

Dana Carvey stops by and does impressions. Plus, Christopher Reeve talks Superman and Frank Olivier juggles.

Bob Uecker talks about his New TV series Mr. Belvedere, collecting baseball cards, and more.

Sally Field wants to shed her "cute little girl" image. Plus, things get Christmassy on the Tonight Show set.

Bob Hope stops by to talk about his many honorary degrees, plus Don Rickles insults pretty much everyone.

Jack Paar claims he quit hosting The Tonight Show because he knew Johnny needed a job.

You'll love Lucy when she gets a surprise visitor to The Tonight Show. Plus Dom Deluise and Charlton Heston.

Richard Pryor describes his transforming time in Zimbabwe, quitting drugs and booze. Plus Bette Davis appears.

Cloris Leachman reveals her favorite prize --mother of the year -- awarded by a club in New York.

Jerry Seinfeld skewers Rambo flicks. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a Russian cop and learns the language!

Johnny sings Rhinestone Cowboy. Robert Blake talks Baretta, Don Rickles does his trademark insults.

Bill Withers performs "Ain't No Sunshine When You're Gone," and Suzanne makes first Tonight Show appearance.

Buddy Hackett reads poetry and Cass Elliot makes one of her final TV appearances.

Gary Shandling delivers huge laughs over laundromats, dinner with his dad and visiting friends with babies.

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

Dudley Moore got his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame then sings a song. Bob Uecker's nickname was "Stinko."

Garry covers everything from Sonny Bono to Captain & Tenille.

Lauren Bacall talks about her new play, life in LA and quitting smoking…for the fifth time.

If you’ve ever wondered what an aardvark looks like, this episode is for you. Also features David Steinberg.

Richard Pryor discusses his latest film, "Superman," and seeing Ronald Reagan. Then Ally Sheedy stops by.

Patrick Swayze discusses Dirty Dancing, plus Johnny interviews A. Whitney Brown and Alexandra Paul.

The birds and the bees are a topic of conversation for Joan Rivers.

Jimmy Stewart reads a poem about his beloved dog. Then Jim Fowler introduces Johnny to a 220-pound python.

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