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Garry Shandling talks about laundromats and Disneyland.

Olivia Newton-John sings 2 of her numerous chart-topping tunes and fills in Johnny on growing up in Australia.

Baseball legend Joe Garagiola demonstrates how players put more spin on the ball by scuffing it with a cork.

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

Steven Wright talks about everything from his girlfriend to filming a small part in his first movie.

Bob Newhart got a Peabody, Emmy and pink slip from NBC in the same year. Johnny talks with him about it.

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

Ed Begley Jr. discusses starting out in the business. Suzanne Pleshette and Michael Davis also appear.

Host of The Today Show Tom Brokaw chats about People naming him sexiest man alive.

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

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

Mel Brooks remembers working in the Catskills and does the 2,000 Year Old Man with Johnny.

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

Luke Skywalker, a.k.a. Mark Hamill, chats about the making of the iconic movie Star Wars.

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

10-year-old TV star Ricky Schroder chats about his Mexico vacation, spending his earnings and girlfriends!

Dana Carvey discusses his Saturday Night Live characters and being vaguely famous. Plus Joe Garagiola.

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

Tony Randall joins the panel panel and he's joined by Lara Flynn Boyle, who discusses "Twin Peaks."

John Lithgow and Buddy Hackett stop by the couch, plus Johnny talks about the Christmas season.

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

Actor/screenwriter Peter Fonda opens up about being compared to his father and sister.

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