Johnny Carson TV schedule

Joan Embery visits Johnny with a pair of Orangutans, joining Danny Devito, who discusses “Ruthless People.”

Carnac the Magnificent stops by. Jimmy Stewart reminisces about his career. The Manhattan Transfer performs.

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

Guests include comedian Don Rickles and 95-year-old artist Jon Serl.

Animal trainer Jim Fowler brings a baby baboon and golden eagle onto the set. Plus, Gore Vidal is a guest.

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

Animal expert and advocate Joan Embery brings some fascinating creatures into the studio.

A young Jason Bateman joins Johnny but might be upstaged by Florence Hodges, a 93-year-old hospital volunteer

Bob Hope talks about growing up poor, his brief boxing career and what it means when a man wears a red tie.

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

Andy Koffman brings jumping frogs, Lara Flynn Boyle talks Twin Peaks and Tony Randall covers current events.

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

Celebrated news anchor Walter Cronkite thinks people should get their news from books and newspapers, and TV.

Dean Martin recounts celebrating Frank Sinatra’s big 6-0. Also playing Vegas and frequent forays into casinos.

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

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

A two-headed snake is brought to the show by Joan Embery. Dennis Hopper also joins the fun.

Paul Lynde on family, career and love of Houston. Special attention to fans, stints on Hollywood Squares.

Tony Randall chats role as Philadelphia judge on The Tony Randall Show. Also tells Johnny he’s quit the booze.

Carl Reiner talks about the World Series and his days in the Army! David Brenner covers LA earthquakes.

Columbo Star Peter Falk discusses the series’ ties to the Mensa Society.

Teri shows clip from Oscar-nom’d Tootsie performance, parses success in show biz vs. recognition as actress.

Barbara Walters describes dealing with touchy heads of state and getting Christmas cards from world leaders.