Johnny Carson TV schedule

Carlin does stand up and gets sentimental about his 13th wedding anniversary.

Joan Embery brings out baby orangutans for Johnny and Ed, Buddy Hackett talks golf and tennis.

Stand Up comedian Tim Thomerson announces he’s leaving comedy to act in grade B sci-fi movies.

Arnold can't help but talk about his workout habits and Johnny jokes about killer bees.

National Spelling Bee Champion Jon Pennington joins Johnny and George Carlin talks about losing things.

Woody Harrelson joins Johnny again, this time talking about....doing Yoga before joining the show.

Oscar-winner Gene Hackman shows a watery clip from ocean liner disaster flick Poseidon Adventure.

Dennis Hopper talks about his unusual roles in Blue Velvet and Easy Rider.

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

Carlin and Carson talk about writing a sequel to the Bible. Plus Susan Sullivan and Sheryl Lee Ralph appear.

Garry is joined by Jimmy Stewart, who talks about working with Carol Burnett Bette Davis and others.

Actress Adrienne Barbeau worked as a secretary before landing on Broadway in “Grease.”

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

You could still buy a Christmas tree in Los Angeles when this aired, at least according to guest Alan King.

Carol Burnett reveals her Hollywood idols, Tim Conway loses his car and Johnny discusses The Joy Of Sex.

Carl chats about wife Estelle, a nose injury, forgetfulness, and When Harry Met Sally, by his son Rob Reiner.

Skiing tips from Buddy Hackett, fan mail tips from Cindy Williams and TV journalism tips from Sander Vanocur.

Paul Reiser talks about getting a sensitive body part stuck in an exercise machine.

Jack Benny doesn't enjoy Paris and Joe Namath doesn't understand politics. Elke Sommer also appears.

Superman himself flies onto the Tonight Show couch when Christopher Reeve talks to Johnny.

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

Bette Davis comments on her Kennedy Center award and President Reagan.

Richard Pryor goes ham on Blacks who play tennis as Roscoe Tanner compares his 101 mph serve to Johnny’s.

Charles Grodin dishes on Chandice Bergen, J.J. Wall does standup and Calvin Trillin shares travel stories.