Film & TV Johnny Carson Dies

vg4030

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#1
Im surprised this wasnt posted up already??
(or maybe it was and I missed it...)

'An appreciation: Late night's king of cool
Carson's quick wit kept Americans watching for 3 decades

That's nothing against Joey Bishop, Dick Cavett, Alan Thicke, Joan Rivers, Pat Sajak, Jay Leno or David Letterman -- or Steve Allen and Jack Paar, for that matter. It's just that there will never be another Johnny, or another era in time like the 30 years he spent as host of "The Tonight Show" on NBC.

Consider: When Carson began as "Tonight Show" host in 1962, it was a three-network universe (and most cities were lucky if they had access to all three). When he stepped down in 1992, we were well on the way to the 500-plus channels we know today. There was no "Daily Show," "SportsCenter" or "Law & Order " reruns; Carson's competitors were late movies and test patterns.'
http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/TV/01/24/carson.appreciation/index.html

R.I.P
 

Snowman

Well-Known Member
#2
In Tribute To Johnny, I Introduce to You Carnac: The Magnificent. (He Sits Down) Grabs The First Envelope and Reads, (Eminem, 50 Cent, Deadmen) Ed Repeats What He Says. (Carnac Gives Him A Dirty Look). Rips Open The Envelope Pulls Out The Paper An Reads "What They'll Be If Em Produces Another Pac Album". Mcmahon With His Classic" AAYO" . Crowd Laughs. We'll Miss You Johnny R.I.P.
 
#6
man noone should feel sorry...the man lived an amazin life, looked great till the day he died. Good for him, we can only hope to be so happy.
 

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