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Favorite Guest

posted 21 years ago by kevin-359
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Who is your favorite guest in all of Johnny Carson history. My favorite is definitely Ed Ames. I love it when he throws the axe and it goes right by the drawn sheriff's bodies groin.

[–] Rebafan102188 21 years ago

I like Bette Midler especially the last episode.

[–] flight191 21 years ago

That chick from the San Diego Zoo. The animals would piss all over Johnny.

[–] kylebengel 20 years ago

Her name was Joan Embrie and she was a very sweet woman (I hd the occasion to meet her several times while I was growing up in San Diego).

[–] ajlposh 20 years ago

My favorites are Dean Martin, George Gobel, Don Rickles, Groucho Marx, and Bob Hope.

I like pie and Johnny Carson.

[–] englishsunset 19 years ago

100 0/0, BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT.....ROBIN WILLIAMS!!!

[–] MissMellieY 18 years ago

LOL 100% beyond a shadow of a doubt...Jimmy Stewart

"A man's kiss is his signature" -- Mae West

[–] doug65oh 18 years ago

Jimmy Stewart, Jack Webb, George Gobel, Mel Blanc, and Jack Benny.

[–] dino_254 17 years ago

Dean Martin

[–] MrBook_ 16 years ago

Don Rickles. Whenever he was on, it was like somebody threw a live grenade into the show.

I AM NOT MONTEL WILLIAMS.

[–] heathentart 15 years ago

All of the above-named stars, but also Myron Cohen, a little-known comedian to the West Coast but a legend on the East Coast. He always had me in stitches and was responsible for more than one spit-take.

[–] johnrupertg 15 years ago

My favorite guest would be anyone with Johnny Carson!

[–] amybirenbaum1202 14 years ago

Here, Here's Johnny. :) Johnny was certainly the best. He set the gold standard. There will never be another.

[–] robert4770 14 years ago

And lets not forget Shelly Winters. All Johnny had to ask her was "how is the diet going" and she was off.

[–] LarryBrownHouston 14 years ago

I'll take "The Captain & Tennille." I love it when Daryl blows a couple of notes of what must have been the most important synthesizer solo of his career.

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