Was that a little Johnny Carson during his bow?

i have a much higher opinion of Joan after smoking with Joan.

>> ^JiggaJonson:

I have a much higher opinion of Joan Rivers after seeing "Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work" which chronicled her beginnings on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson to today.

I have a much higher opinion of Joan Rivers after seeing "Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work" which chronicled her beginnings on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson to today.

>> ^jonny:

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I can't find this specific one. Oh well and thanks.

>> ^dag:

Anyone know what podcast I was listening to that led me to this promote?


Tell.

>> ^dag:

Anyone know what podcast I was listening to that led me to this promote?


#jesus

What happened to Johnny Carson back then? Was he sick or something?

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Who did this on the Johnny Carson show?

EDIT: Found it...it was Dom DeLuise, the guy who used to be a chef but now sits at home with his ass up his ass.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfuvfS-5Ljo

Here's some trivial poop.... in 1975, I worked for a CPA firm that specialized in the entertainment industry. Everyone in the office received a copy of a two record collection of highlights of the Johnny Carson show. (Bigger highlights of working for that company -- I got to "meet" Neil Diamond and Diane Keaton and pay the bills for Karen Carpenter.)

I still have that two record set -- it was a commercial flop. Can't imagine why.

This clip was on it.

And now I have THAT suit seared into my brain. I'm not sure that I am happy about that.

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>> ^spaceman:

Reeve's had a joke that went completely beyond everyones head, that was, "I have x-ray vision, not x-rated vision." or perhaps it was just not very funny.


I noticed that, too. I can't imagine Carson not catching the joke, so maybe he just didn't think it was funny. I thought it was clever.

I love the fact that the news-comedy blend has seemingly been perfected. The generation prior to mine got their non-print news via one of three channels followed by Johnny Carson for comic relief.

My generation saw an early blend of news and comedy with the fake news on Saturday Night Live - too bad it was only once a week (assuming that it wasn't in reruns...)

The current generation of TV viewers are truly lucky to have The Daily Show, which has managed to be (in the opinion of many, many people) not only top notch quality, but a legitimate news source - the best of both worlds.

>> ^MrFisk:

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Fixed and thanks.

YES! Getting mad at the audience is always funny. Johnny Carson used to do it and it was hilarious.