Programação de Johnny Carson TV

Lily Tomlin talks about her family’s reaction to her one-woman concert and recounts her brother's arrest.

M*A*S*H* star Alan Alda discusses his career and the impact of celebrity on his life.

Flip Wilson does stand-up, Pat Boone talks about the Olympics and a doctor waxes poetic on spanking children.

Raquel Welch chats Presidents Reagan and Carter, 2nd marriage, negative press and life in the year 2000.

Donald Sutherland details his autograph policy and Martin Mull answers some fan mail.

Orson Welles (Citizen Kane) discusses his radio, theatre and movie career which spanned over 5 decades.

A 12-year-old Fred Savage "Kind-Of-Sorta" has a girlfriend, plus future host Jay Leno stops by.

Garry Shandling is ALWAYS funny, whether he's talking about his hair, pets, or traffic tickets.

Catch Bill Maher’s first appearance on The Tonight Show. He dishes on President Reagan and VP George Bush.

No one is safe when Don Rickles visits the set!

Diane Keaton talks about Christmas in her childhood. Gene Hackman also appears.

The audience corrects Johnny on when autumn began. Bob Hope has an anniversary special.

Charlton Heston describes his role in diffusing the hijacking of a United Airlines jet.

Dean Martin sips on "apple juice" and Johnny samples it. Martin Mull plays a song in French.

Was Richard Pryor’s grandmother really a tyrant? Hear Pryor’s recollections of grandma battle ax.

A 12-year-old Fred Savage "Kind-Of-Sorta" has a girlfriend, plus future host Jay Leno stops by.

Remember The Thorn Birds? Meet Colleen McCullough, who wrote the blockbuster novel-turned-mini series.

Don Johnson is a surprise guest in this episode, which also features David Brenner and Dale Robertson.

James Woods has some marriage advice. McLean Stevenson and Bum Phillips also have opinions on matrimony.

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

In his first appearance on the show, Jim Carrey impersonates Elvis, Jack Nicholson, E. T. and the Muppets.

Famed Shakespearean actor Kenneth Branagh talks about the thrill of meeting Kirk Douglas

Bob Hope talks about the game, his early days, and entertaining presidents and his distinctive schnoz.