Johnny Carson TV schedule

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

George Carlin likes to harmonize on the phone with the dial tone.

James Woods talks body casts, Peter Billingsley plans to quit acting when he turns 18 + Martin Mull appears.

Witness Dave Thomas' Bob Hope and Andrew Dice Clay impressions. Plus: Buddy Hackett tells jokes.

Buddy Hackett has knowledge on many subjects, including snakes. Plus Dr. Morris Goldberg talks chauffeuring.

Oscar nom’d George Segal demonstrates playing an old man using prosthetics, glasses and gait.

Richard Pryor chats about his California-style divorce and Chevy Chase discusses his Gerald Ford impression.

Ted Danson has a hit show on his hands in Cheers and Courteney Cox enjoys being single in this episode.

George Carlin's routine highlights this episode which also features record-setting test pilot Chuck Yeager.

James Garner on bypass surgery, 9,000 get-well cards. The operation has not, thankfully, hurt his golf game.

Johnny re-enacts the Hamilton and Burr duel. Joan Rivers admits to screaming during childbirth.

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

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

Rat pack darling Angie Dickinson chats about self-defense training. Johnny practices the Heimlich maneuver.

It’s Christmas with Bob Hope chatting about shopping trips and hitting the golf course.

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

This time around Garry talks about turning 30, Chinese food and...sex education.

Jack Benny talks about his NBC special and Rick Little impersonates celebrities.

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

Johnny chats with Shelley Winters.

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

Hollywood’s Jack Palance doesn’t like playing villains, but loved his psychotic antiques dealer role in Craze.

Suzanne Pleshette had some misadventures in Hollywood. Don Rickles makes a spill on Johnny's desk.

Brooke Shields discusses Sahara, Albert Brooks goes on a mild tirade and Johnny jokes about President Reagan.