Programação de Johnny Carson TV

Saturday Night Live performer Mary Gross imitates Marilyn Monroe and Joan Embery brings out more animals.

Danny DeVito appears on the couch, as well as Rohan Varavadekar and Calvin Trillin.

Johnny jokes about the rain in his monologue before being joined by Lauren Bacall.

Stars of two of the televisions biggest shows join Johnny--Ted Danson (Cheers) and Courtney Cox (Friends).

Learn how to raise rabbits on a fire escape with Buddy Hackett and how to light a fire with Brady Watt.

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

Sylvester Stallone reflects on being recognizable worldwide and issues in his private life.

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

Jim Fowler, the host of “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom,” brings an Indian Condor onto the show.

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

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

Garry Shandling talks about laundromats and Disneyland.

Richard Pryor discusses dropping 20 pounds for a movie role and driving his Ferrari across the US.

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

Jack Paar wanted to buy a Rolls Royce for his mother for just $5. Johnny reads kids' letters to Santa Claus.

Catch outrageous flirting as Angie Dickinson denies rumors about her and singer Julio Iglesias.

Ann-Margret gives Johnny a Swedish lesson then performs a musical number.

Sean Penn has a special message for his wife Madonna and Richard Pryor talks about his new Ferrari.

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

Johnny jokes about Reagan and Boy George; plus, Rich Hall, Robert Black and Richard Guindon head to the couch.

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

Actor/pilot John Travolta on flying lessons, dropping out of high school and getting his first part.

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