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Tonight Show with Johnny Carson final episode - May 22, 1992 (1080p60) 

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Johnny Carson's farewell episode of the Tonight Show on May 22, 1992 featured a monologue and many clips of previous guests, musicians, comedians, skits, and more.
This particular VHS recording was from WVTM 13 in Birmingham, Alabama, and has a brief local lead-in, and includes commercials.
This episode already exists on RU-vid, but here it has been cleaned up some and upconverted to 1080p60 (each NTSC field converted to its own frame) to better preserve quality and motion. The sound is also broadcast MTS stereo on hi-fi tracks. However, it's still limited by the specs of good ol' VHS, in this case a RCA VR671HF from 1990.

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@filegumbo
@filegumbo Год назад
What blows my mind is that the same amount of time has elapsed since Johnny retired from the show that he actually hosted the show. I can’t believe it has been over 30 years.
@frankygers
@frankygers Месяц назад
Wow. That makes me feel,old.
@constancelacount6341
@constancelacount6341 Год назад
I like that the commercials are not deleted. Makes the whole experience feel RIGHT!
@theleeoverstreet
@theleeoverstreet Год назад
I'm so glad there are people who agree with me on that! 😁
@TheStoneWhisperer
@TheStoneWhisperer 5 месяцев назад
Me too! It's fun to watch what was a part of the whole show business back then! Thanks for keeping it all together!
@charliegeraldjr5926
@charliegeraldjr5926 3 месяца назад
My entire neighborhood and bar were watching this 😢
@harthenry
@harthenry 4 года назад
Thanks for leaving the commercials in -- made it feel like it was 1992 again.
@theleeoverstreet
@theleeoverstreet 4 года назад
I'm so glad there are others who enjoy the commercials left intact. Seeing it all in context is the best sort of time machine. 😁
@ShaneFlett
@ShaneFlett 3 года назад
Ill sign up with Amsoft banking. AND ill vote yes on grounddog racing
@siggylloyd3566
@siggylloyd3566 3 года назад
And good god, we all know what a landmark banger of a year that was. Get me back there right now!
@BudTCat
@BudTCat 3 года назад
I think that's Jack Lemmon narrating the Honda ad that's first up in the rotation.
@michaelodell1381
@michaelodell1381 2 года назад
11:01 Chik-fil-A commercial in 1992
@richardleclair473
@richardleclair473 Год назад
It's 2023 now, and I'm 66 yrs old. I've watched this more times than I can imagine. It still makes me teary eyed, even though it's been 30 yrs now since he signed off. I grew up watching most of his shows. God, I sure wish all of those guys were still with us, and in their prime. I know that's a ridiculous thought, but I'm just dreaming. They were a big piece in my heart. Thank you Johnny and the rest of the guys for all of the incredible memories. Doc is now 96, and he's the last one standing. As a former trumpet player, he was my favorite my entire life. God, the Tonight Show Band was SO hot. We'd often times ask each other, 'did you catch Johnny last night'? As has been noted many, many times - there will NEVER be anyone else that'll even come close to Johnny. The guy was so great at what he did. Thanks Johnny. You will forever be in my heart. There's nothing like laughter, and he provided lots of it for us.
@1bbbeardsley1
@1bbbeardsley1 11 месяцев назад
I also grew up with Johny. My parents would never let me stay up to watch him. For one it was way past my bedtime and it was just not a children's LOL. Anyway I begged and begged and finally they agreed to let stay up to watch Johny, I'll never forget the first show they let me watch. One of Johny's guest was Arnold Palmer and his wife. At that time Arnold was the golf king. Johny asked Arnolds wife if she did anything before Arnolds match for good luck and she said I kiss his balls. Johny gave that look that let you know he was about to say something that would probably get him in trouble So with that look he said I bet that makes his putter stand up on end. I hit the floor as my parents and I cried so hard from laughter. I'm in tears now just remembering all the Wonderfull shows the tonight show brought into our home and lives. Thanks Johny for the memories you are so missed and never forgotten. Johny was to late night talk shows like the Beatles were to music.
@scooter5940
@scooter5940 11 месяцев назад
@@1bbbeardsley1I can’t believe it’s been 31 years - that’s longer than the show ran, and it ran for a long long time. I’m 59, so I really didn’t know what was going on until the early 70’s, after he moved to Burbank and almost halfway through his run already, and then could only stay up to watch on Fridays, until I got older. Johnny was so consistently funny. He never overshadowed his guests, he complimented them, but could be so hilarious in his own right when he needed to be. His knack to find just the right ad lib, just the right timing, the facial expressions - unmatched. It’s just an amazing talent, and no one who followed him, or has competed with him, has even come close. I liked Letterman, but his was a different, edgier and sarcastic kind of humor that detracted from his guests at times. Leno was fine but bland, and late night really hit the toilet after those two guys hung it up.
@rossbritton334
@rossbritton334 10 месяцев назад
​@@scooter5940at
@kathyroberts6461
@kathyroberts6461 10 месяцев назад
The King of late night TV-great comedian who has yet to be beaten especially these days
@kevinbirge2130
@kevinbirge2130 10 месяцев назад
TV was never the same. The Golden Age ended here. How right you are. And I miss them, too.
@bmla88
@bmla88 Год назад
Johnny has now been off the air as long as he was on it. Time fricking flies.
@Armytime11
@Armytime11 2 месяца назад
Very true. And scary. I remember watching that last show. Seems like 2 or 3 years ago. Wow
@maddawgzzzz
@maddawgzzzz Месяц назад
@@Armytime11 same here feels like last year. Time just goes to quick. :(
@tomw13
@tomw13 Год назад
With the retirement of Johnny Carson. This ended a chapter in late night television. That will NEVER be equaled. A class act.
@javiermori1710
@javiermori1710 3 года назад
When i was a kid and used to wake up in middle of the night to get drink from kitchen i had to walk past family roomsofa. My dad always fell asleep oncouch with Tonight Show on and Johnnys voice in background.That familiar voice which was in everyones living room.great memories🙂
@monkeyboypup
@monkeyboypup 3 года назад
I remember this night. I even taped the show. Man how time flies! Johnny was a natural, and no one since can match his class and humor! He's missed.
@sbijan666
@sbijan666 3 года назад
Hey I taped it too .
@jesseaguilar9315
@jesseaguilar9315 3 года назад
Me three
@lewisreeves3993
@lewisreeves3993 2 года назад
Me 4
@rodhatley9427
@rodhatley9427 2 года назад
David Letterman said he, Jay Leno, and all the other talk show hosts were pretenders to the throne. Johnny was the real deal.
@0rangecray0n
@0rangecray0n 2 года назад
I'm glad as a 22 year old to just look it up on RU-vid lol crazy how different things are
@jodycwilliams
@jodycwilliams 3 года назад
If you’re reading this and weren’t alive for Johnny and Ed, do yourself a favor and watch a lot more of their shows. TV has never been the same since this sign off.
@Contact_Info
@Contact_Info 2 года назад
That's like asking our generation to listen to old time radio programs. Good Luck!
@jodycwilliams
@jodycwilliams 2 года назад
@@Contact_Info Hey, everyone needs to listen to Orwon Wells’s War of the Worlds radio show and Hitchhiker’s Guide!
@arupmehra4192
@arupmehra4192 2 года назад
I am sure of it now! I got introduced to talk shows through Jay Leno and what little of David Letterman we used to get here in India in early 2000's and I stumbled upon the inventor and the greatest performer in the space of talk shows only 2022 to realise how pretentious and unnatural today's talk shows are. Jimmy Kimmel, Fallon, Colbert, Conan, Leno, Letterman all of them combined would never add up to the tiniest particle of the talk show Giant that Carson was. Blessed to have these videos on YT!
@bigbay1159
@bigbay1159 Год назад
If you believe that for yourself that's all that matters.
@philjones940
@philjones940 Год назад
I Was born 2000 and i have started watching his old shows and I love them
@meekhouse
@meekhouse 6 месяцев назад
R.I.P. Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon... Thanks for all the great memories on The Tonight Show
@omt4293
@omt4293 2 года назад
30 years ago today. The most watched episode of any late night show ever, Over 50 million watched this. No one will ever match what Carson accomplished.
@gregtowle8830
@gregtowle8830 Год назад
Time sure flew by , didnt seem like 30 years ago.
@omt4293
@omt4293 Год назад
@@gregtowle8830 I know. And now we are stuck with bozos like Kimmel, Fallon and Colbert.
@omt4293
@omt4293 Год назад
@@brain_bank48 that’s for sure
@timetowakeup6302
@timetowakeup6302 Год назад
@@brain_bank48 Conan was good. I also liked Craig Ferguson
@MidnightV6
@MidnightV6 Год назад
@@timetowakeup6302David letterman was good too
@michelmadaire257
@michelmadaire257 3 года назад
Johnny was, and STILL is, KING of talk shows.
@mattjames7718
@mattjames7718 2 года назад
Truth
@michaelodell1381
@michaelodell1381 2 года назад
and always will be
@jamesdavison2927
@jamesdavison2927 2 года назад
AMEN
@COJred1
@COJred1 2 года назад
Johnny who?
@AdamIthink
@AdamIthink 2 года назад
He is the king of late night tv itself.
@algierbigger4820
@algierbigger4820 2 месяца назад
R I P Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon, we all miss you.
@michaelthomasii8687
@michaelthomasii8687 2 года назад
Man...i was born in 1970 so this was the iconic show for decade's...served 20 yes in the Marine Corps and i just cried at watching this whole show, with the commercials, thanks for that, ...i miss those days.
@kylejames2508
@kylejames2508 2 года назад
This is surprisingly crisp footage of 1992, commercials and everything! Greatly appreciate this time capsule. Thank you.
@sbijan666
@sbijan666 3 года назад
I took the night off work to watch Johnny one last time and tape the show on old VCR May 22 1992 . Never get tired of watching him and Ed .. He tried so hard not to cry saying good bye . It was a night like tonight ... May 22 2021 .. We miss you Johnny .
@repent.sinner
@repent.sinner 2 года назад
Repent and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ or eternal torment awaits you, i tell you because i care, ill leave you with Philippians 4:8.
@baberRuth
@baberRuth 2 года назад
@@repent.sinner go to a trump rally.
@bethe192
@bethe192 3 года назад
Oh, man. The "I'll Be Seeing You" at the end. That just about did me in. Johnny's favorite song -- and my dad's. 😌💜💚 Miss you both.
@TexasMan77
@TexasMan77 Год назад
Also as of December 2022, bandleader Doc Severinsen is still with us age 95.
@mooncrab
@mooncrab 9 месяцев назад
Also as of December 31, 2023, bandleader Doc Severinsen is still with us age 96
@chriskalkman3815
@chriskalkman3815 8 месяцев назад
Well Dang! I'm 27 and I must know more about these people!​@@mooncrab
@williamdunphy352
@williamdunphy352 4 года назад
Exactly 28 years ago this past Friday. I don't think anyone will ever do a show like this again.
@bivio1
@bivio1 3 года назад
Johnny puts all the current hosts to shame!!!
@gaynorpatterson2915
@gaynorpatterson2915 3 года назад
He was a legend.. and legends can never be replaced .
@bufnyfan1
@bufnyfan1 3 года назад
@@bivio1 Especially that jerk Stephen Colbert--his shtick was to attack Trump--now that Trump is gone-his ratings have started to tank
@swift_aus
@swift_aus 3 года назад
@@bufnyfan1 100%, can't believe he got Letterman's spot.
@TomPlotagon
@TomPlotagon 3 года назад
29 now!
@shumla7ranch
@shumla7ranch 2 месяца назад
I watched that show the evening of 05/22/92, and have watched recordings of it many, many times over the years. Each and every time it brings tears to my eyes. Here's to nostalgia, some melancholy, & memories of Johnny & the crew - 07/04/24.
@upinspacee6656
@upinspacee6656 4 года назад
I wasn't even born when this happened and I feel nostalgic when I watch this
@theleeoverstreet
@theleeoverstreet 4 года назад
Imagine how I feel having recorded it on my VCR! 😉
@Become_A_Paid_Electronics_Tech
@Become_A_Paid_Electronics_Tech 4 года назад
please tell others your age about this. :)
@dhoneofficial
@dhoneofficial 3 года назад
Same
@oyodolma642
@oyodolma642 3 года назад
Same same. Jonny is a fine class
@michelmadaire257
@michelmadaire257 3 года назад
I was, and remember it like it was Last night. R.I.P. Mr Carson.
@bakerfrank98531
@bakerfrank98531 Год назад
2023 and Johnny is still the king 👑 Late night used to be so fun and equally informative.
@jackmeyhoffer5107
@jackmeyhoffer5107 2 месяца назад
Carson was a national treasure. He had no equal. Such wonderful memories watching the Tonight Show through the years with my parents, both of whom are now gone.
@blastofo
@blastofo 3 года назад
80 million people watched this live. Pretty much the entire country.
@chrislargent6121
@chrislargent6121 3 месяца назад
This man was a rare gift in our lives . Johnny wasnt just the life of the party he was the damn party .
@Za7a7aZ
@Za7a7aZ Месяц назад
There are people who say that he ouside the studios was a terrible person..
@hypolyxa7207
@hypolyxa7207 Год назад
Man... It's a damn crying shame that they lost the footage from that first show... WHAT a line-up it was. Thank you so much for putting this up!
@johnking5174
@johnking5174 Год назад
Happened a lot back then. It was costly to keep tape copies of TV shows back then, especially talk shows which were seen as disposable
@TeriNkc
@TeriNkc 5 месяцев назад
Kinda like the footage of moon landing 🤔
@redmustangredmustang
@redmustangredmustang Год назад
My parents had a VHS tape of that last episode. I never really got to watch him, but my Boomer parents did. Just like many Boomers, Silent, and Greatest generation people that was something if you stayed up late at night to watch for many years. He was it at 10:30 at night that you could laugh at his monologue and then go to bed for work the next day or stay up for the entire hour. After that show, he essentially got to live his life in privacy and seclusion that not many people in the industry were able to do. He left out on his own terms and enjoyed his retirement. Sadly the years of smoking finally bit him in the ass. Emphysema took him in 2005 at age 79 and he always complained to his younger brother about those damn cigarettes. Speaking of his younger brother he would go on to live until 2021 at age 92. Luckily there is still all those years thanks to the internet and syndication licenses by NBC that you can still watch clips and shows due to modern technology.
@craigdoriety9798
@craigdoriety9798 3 года назад
I got hooked on watching when I was 13 in 1973. We had just gotten a color TV and I remembered how colorful the curtains were. You got to see all the Hoolywood greats and I saw a lot of comedians make there debut on there.
@johnalcorn8079
@johnalcorn8079 3 месяца назад
What a showman Johnny Carson was and he is LEGENDARY in not only his talk shows,but as a comedian.This was a time when interviewing was an art.Sadly no more.
@antonyburton9318
@antonyburton9318 2 года назад
Entertainment of the highest quality. Thank you.
@mastinart69
@mastinart69 3 года назад
He really was the best. I don't believe anyone was ever better or ever will be again.
@nadt5547
@nadt5547 3 года назад
No one did it better. Still miss Johnny. 😢
@markitawright832
@markitawright832 5 месяцев назад
I will be 67 this year. I was so lucky to be able to grow up watching Johnny Carson. I've watched many of these shows over and over again on You Tube and the magic of this show just gets stronger. Thank you Mr. Carson for being the best talk show so many of us had the honor of watching
@victorferreira6513
@victorferreira6513 2 года назад
Still the undisputed King of Late night !!
@noraybarragarcia1215
@noraybarragarcia1215 Год назад
This has been the only late night show I’ve ever watched, faithfully. ❤❤❤❤
@brianconnelly1238
@brianconnelly1238 Год назад
There will never be another Johnny Carson, Johnny was a once in a lifetime kind of performer, a once a lifetime kind of talent
@shannoncrystal2013
@shannoncrystal2013 Год назад
can't ..help but wonder if Johnny ever knew just how revered he was
@robwatts4623
@robwatts4623 3 года назад
I remember driving up to the trailer in time to watch this last show and scrambling about trying to get a good enough signal to see all the details...ended up with coat hangers out the window!
@jonathanabbott8579
@jonathanabbott8579 Год назад
I remember being fourteen years-old watching this and knowing it was the end of an era. Johnny was the biggest star in the history of television.
@3847CAK
@3847CAK Год назад
I saw the Tonight Show twice out in Burbank. I'm so thankful I got to witness a television legend.
@ernestodeavila8076
@ernestodeavila8076 2 года назад
He wasnt kidding about 2 billion people having their own shows in the future.
@Strangenstein
@Strangenstein Год назад
Johnny is still the King of late night. Letterman was good but became cynical and bitter in the early 2000s. Any of today’s late night hosts can’t hold a candle to Johnny.
@pauljw7697
@pauljw7697 3 года назад
Johnny Carson was the reason we put a TV in our bedroom back in the 1960's. Listening to his monolog & either staying awake to catch a particular guest he had on that night or you closed your eyes & fell asleep. The Tonight Show also provided subtle light for late night sexual activities too. "Here's Johnny" often meant more than his walking out on stage.....lol.
@billhosko7723
@billhosko7723 Год назад
Pfft... troll
@vrinda5303
@vrinda5303 9 месяцев назад
​@@billhosko7723Pfft ... idiot
@emmyandboo
@emmyandboo 3 года назад
My Uncle John was here. He passed away in May, and I'm so glad I looked up this episode to see this. What a great show.
@johndalton3180
@johndalton3180 Год назад
Sorry to hear about your uncle.
@emmyandboo
@emmyandboo Год назад
@@johndalton3180 thanks, he was a cool person
@kdm71291
@kdm71291 Год назад
I must admit that I choked up and got a little misty all over again……..there will never be another version of this show or another show like this period, ever again….it was special!
@tony84.
@tony84. 3 года назад
59:04, Johnny Carson IS the best ever late night host, and that band is pure GOLD too, wow, pure class!
@banditBoy943777
@banditBoy943777 3 года назад
I was 21 and had life by the balls. I felt invincible. I kinda feel bad for the same aged kids during the pandemic.
@theleeoverstreet
@theleeoverstreet 3 года назад
I was 23 when I recorded this, and in a rotten marriage. It was 1995 before I got a hold of those life balls. LOL
@rphntw1n
@rphntw1n 3 года назад
@@theleeoverstreet I was 13 and can't believe TV looked like this right now. Does anyone have a time machine though?
@ptoedits5644
@ptoedits5644 3 года назад
I’m 22. I was 21 during the pandemic. I envy your younger years
@sam08g16
@sam08g16 3 года назад
@@ptoedits5644 I'm 34 and doing way better than when I was 21-22. It's a tough and confusing period in life but you will soon find your own way. Things will get better buddy :)
@henniebogan1966
@henniebogan1966 5 лет назад
The BEST late night show host of ALL time!! He is missed!
@kevinburke6055
@kevinburke6055 3 года назад
I guess u forgot about Jimmy Fallon. LMAO!!!!
@trentphillips2670
@trentphillips2670 3 года назад
@@kevinburke6055 What are you smoking? 😂
@Marcoaiello2280
@Marcoaiello2280 3 года назад
Kevin Burke jimmy fallon is absolute fucking garbage
@vill8583
@vill8583 3 года назад
@@Marcoaiello2280 he's being sarcastic
@gracieg7601
@gracieg7601 Год назад
@@kevinburke6055 Fallon is a thug!
@garrygrant2394
@garrygrant2394 2 года назад
Being from the UK I never got to see the Johnny Carson shows live back in the day: having watched many of them now I can see why he was so big in the US. When TV was actually worth watching.
@vonarndt111
@vonarndt111 3 месяца назад
The commercials are awesome. They take me back more than the show. Rip johnny carson, you legend.
@MrT8599
@MrT8599 2 года назад
It's been 30 years since Johnny Carson left The Tonight Show. Carson still remains the king of late night talk shows. Letterman comes close, but nobody can beat Johnny.
@edithcarter3554
@edithcarter3554 2 года назад
I agree.
@robynlea6950
@robynlea6950 2 года назад
Nobody will ever replace Johnny carson! En la vida.😂😥🤣😥. Bye 👋 Johnny, we love you.
@f0rmaggi0
@f0rmaggi0 2 года назад
He was an institution.
@maliant16
@maliant16 2 года назад
Back then the Late Show was actually something everyone watched. No Netflix, no cable or satellite or internet. The show made huge money and had a huge budget.
@timetowakeup6302
@timetowakeup6302 Год назад
Letterman never came close. Sorry
@bivio1
@bivio1 3 года назад
Probably the most nostalgic and sentimental part of this final episode would be looking back of some of the people who visited Johnny with Doc's wonderful musical accompaniment at 40:58.
@craigdoriety9798
@craigdoriety9798 3 года назад
I remember seein a lot of those on there at least once. Many were pretty much regulars like Don Rickles and Rich Little.
@MrT8599
@MrT8599 3 года назад
And most of them are now unfortunately dead. The only ones that haven't died (at the time of this comment being posted) are Sylvester Stallone, Carol Burnett, Betty White, Bob Uecker, Jodie Foster, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Brokaw, F. Lee Bailey, and Clint Eastwood.
@Camop-iz9kt
@Camop-iz9kt 3 года назад
That segment was re-edited for the DVD. Love the music for it.
@terencedove5047
@terencedove5047 3 года назад
I admittedly CRIED all through this segment. I BAWLED. I couldn't help it. The music alone pushed me back decades into my childhood. And, being a professional musician myself, I know what it means to be emotionally touched by something that moving, either through personal or appreciated performance...
@MyThirdPlaceLtd
@MyThirdPlaceLtd 2 года назад
Does anyone know the name of the song
@douglaslippertindy
@douglaslippertindy 2 месяца назад
Thank you, a million times over for posting this, with original commercials even. What a time capsule treasure this is. Sincere thanks.
@theleeoverstreet
@theleeoverstreet 2 месяца назад
@@douglaslippertindy You're welcome! It's always fun to hear from people who enjoy the whole experience including the commercials. I think it's an amazing time capsule. I wish I had recorded more back in the day!
@dexterm1285
@dexterm1285 3 года назад
I was 14 at the time and realised even at that age what a legend we were losing on tv.
@seanogs
@seanogs Год назад
That generation is missed so badly.
@jonm2522
@jonm2522 2 года назад
What a legend he was, thanks to RU-vid I got to see this master as his work with Rodney Dangerfield, Don Rickles and the legend Robin Williams.
@marcuspolo9106
@marcuspolo9106 2 года назад
What a life he had, he was 36 when he started the tonight show,👏 god bless you johnny
@scottniles6273
@scottniles6273 2 года назад
30 years ago tonight. He's missed by many!!
@jaretwood9558
@jaretwood9558 3 года назад
This is really cool. This is just before my time, i've heard of most of these names, but never really heard them perform or sing. The talent from that era was insane, such star presence as well
@marcspardello1254
@marcspardello1254 3 года назад
It's nice to know that at least some people can comprehend the difference in what defined talent back then compared to what makes the average entertainer today.
@debraduquette9205
@debraduquette9205 4 месяца назад
Like many of us in the comments, I grew up with Johnny Carson. I missed this finale as I was being a mom without TV at the time. Feeling a little nostalgic and sad. It was the end of an era really. Glad to have finally seen it! RIP Mr. Carson. Thanks for the memories.
@SHMPhotography97
@SHMPhotography97 4 года назад
The musical look back was pretty remarkable. Judy Garland and Dizzy Gilespie to Elton John and Whitney Houston. Frank sinatra and Benny Goodman to Paverotti, Dolly Parton, and BB king. That's absolutely incredible. I'm so glad that so much of Carson's work has been persevered. I am fortunate to be able to watch it now, even though I was born 5 years after this was filmed.
@dc9702
@dc9702 2 года назад
The greatest talk show host that will EVER be!!!! God bless you, Johnny
@opieutt9038
@opieutt9038 2 года назад
Then Letterman, and Ferguson. The ones now are unwatchable.
@thegameshowguy1
@thegameshowguy1 2 года назад
30 years ago today. Can’t believe it’s been that long already.
@ivanblinkov1989
@ivanblinkov1989 3 года назад
Johnny Carson was...and he live in our heart. Thanks for greatest talk show, thanks for good mood!
@troyesguerra
@troyesguerra Год назад
Man, the similarities between Johnny Carson’s Last Tonight Show and David Letterman’s Last Late Show speaks volumes on how the Tonight Show’s order of hosts should have been. Should have been Johhny Carson to David Letterman to Conan O’brian
@johndalton3180
@johndalton3180 Год назад
A complicated man, who had personal troubles, as many of us do. But every night at tape time, it all went out the window, and he was never less than professional, affable, kind, and easy going. We didn't really understand what we had in 1992- now he's been gone for 31 years, and we are poorer for it in many, many ways. Continue to Rest in Peace, Johnny.
@bartdamesworth5406
@bartdamesworth5406 2 года назад
It's now 30 years ago as I write this since Johnny Carson's last Tonight Show - it's been that long!! The king of late night - he was so good, great guests, great skits. I especially liked stump the band - Doc was a hoot and Johnny was great working the audience. Except for Doc all of his Tonight Show colleagues have passed - it was a golden age, but as always golden ages come to an end. The Tonight Show has never been as good since he left and probably never will be.
@patrapper7367
@patrapper7367 3 года назад
After seeing so many people who are no longer with us I see how good we had it, they were the best...what we have today is trash.
@Roger-vz7ol
@Roger-vz7ol 9 месяцев назад
Johnny contributed more to this world than almost anyone else I can think of. What a magnificent legacy. I am now 73 and I still miss him to this day. RIP my hero. I am now dying of cancer but I always have this man in my heart and thoughts to light my way. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@LivingtheDream67
@LivingtheDream67 7 месяцев назад
May the good lord be with you .
@TheStoneWhisperer
@TheStoneWhisperer 5 месяцев назад
Where did the years go right? God bless the twilight of your life and may it be as peaceful and beautiful as possible! And now........Heeerrrrrrres Johnny!!! 😋😋😎😎
@Roger-vz7ol
@Roger-vz7ol 5 месяцев назад
@@TheStoneWhisperer You are so right. Thank you for your kindness. 😁😊🤗
@joshualopez3260
@joshualopez3260 5 месяцев назад
I hope you're still with us, Roger!
@Roger-vz7ol
@Roger-vz7ol 5 месяцев назад
@@joshualopez3260 Thank you. I'm still alive but have had a second surgery with a third one in the coming weeks. The body can only take so much before it finally gives out.
@sanctuarydivinehealingmini1728
I appreciated how they never changed the late night theme song. Indeed they are the best swing band. This show brought so much joy to people for so many years. ❤
@KevinJohnson-rc4zx
@KevinJohnson-rc4zx 2 года назад
So many of us remember this airing as elementary and junior high school kids. Time and life are so fleeting, we now have our own children that were our age back then to share this level of genius with today. Life is too short
@latinolawdog5067
@latinolawdog5067 Год назад
Carson to the very end: understated, humility, no over-the-top hijinks or attention-seeking diva antics. Going out on his own terms: with pure class. God I miss this man.
@yourguidetorights3909
@yourguidetorights3909 Год назад
Loved watching Johnny. Stayed up every night when going to high school and watched him and for many years after. At 73 it was a pleasure to having experienced such a talent.
@bobkain350
@bobkain350 Год назад
Me too. Then I'd fall asleep in civics class the next day and the teacher would wake me up and ask me who was on with Johnny the night before. Good times.
@TheStoneWhisperer
@TheStoneWhisperer 5 месяцев назад
Me too! We are so blessed to have been raised during such a period of talent among us! Aren't we all so lucky? I think this is what chokes me up inside the most! Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😏😏
@gregthegreek6969
@gregthegreek6969 3 года назад
A couple of things here. 1) A CLASS ACT! 2) QUALITY WILL NEVER GO-OUT-OF-STYLE!" Greg Bardakos
@santiagorenda9643
@santiagorenda9643 2 года назад
May 22, 2022 - 30 years ago; It's been 30 years since Johnny Carson did his last "Tonight Show", time flies.
@davidmiller3573
@davidmiller3573 3 года назад
The best of the best. The applause at the opening of the monologue, says it all. Love the old black and white openings... with Times Square touting Chevrolet, Canadian Club, and Admiral Television and Appliances....that's America....
@jnush40
@jnush40 3 года назад
The clowns they have had on lately combined couldn’t fill Carson’s shoes.
@williamdickman7917
@williamdickman7917 Год назад
Thanks for all the memories, Johnny and crew....best late nite show ever!
@dagnabbit6187
@dagnabbit6187 2 года назад
Hard to believe it has been 30 years. A whole generation grown up without having experienced Johnny . There were hosts before Johnny and those after him and they were and are good but Johnny Carson was the best . Johnny took the hosting job of the Tonight Show and actually transformed it into being the best , most coveted job in American Show Biz.
@mixon270
@mixon270 2 года назад
The best of late night tv.
@paulmorris4880
@paulmorris4880 3 года назад
29 years ago today...and he did the show for 29 years
@marcwalker9610
@marcwalker9610 Год назад
So many mixed emotions, tears of joy and sorrow simultaneously, knowing that probably 90-95% of the people shown here have passed away 😢 It was so rich growing up with sooo much talent around for my generation and previous generations 😊
@bobkain350
@bobkain350 Год назад
Doc being an exception, thankfully. Played his last concert at 95 and recently celebrated his 96th birthday. If I ever had an idol, it would be Johnny and Doc a close second. Going to be a very sad day when he leaves us, too.
@TheStoneWhisperer
@TheStoneWhisperer 5 месяцев назад
I couldn't agree with you more! What an incredible time it was to be living during such talent on the Earth! It really brought tears to my eyes that I've been blessed to grow up in such a period! Thanks for reminding us of how lucky we are to have been raised in this time! 😋😋
@angelamartin2811
@angelamartin2811 2 года назад
I love Johnny Carson! Good clean humor…A man with class such a natural comedian. So many great guests, so many laughs through the years! Here it is 2022 and my how the world has changed. It’s nice to be able to look back and relive a time when Johnny made the world a better place he just had a special way of making you enjoy life I love this man! Thank you Johnny ❤️ Never forgotten!
@ashleycooper4100
@ashleycooper4100 3 года назад
I cried that night for 3 hours missing Johnny.
@unknown-sx8sn
@unknown-sx8sn Год назад
I cried all night and couldn’t sleep for a week😢
@torontocollector1966
@torontocollector1966 2 года назад
Johnny was the best in the business, even now years later looking back at this video and his final goodbye, i still get teary-eyed. Once ur the best there is no higher u can go, and Johnny was the King. God bless him and his crew for entertaining us for 30 years. Who else got teary-eyed watching this?
@lauriesmith3443
@lauriesmith3443 Год назад
Yep
@_Tanasis_
@_Tanasis_ 2 года назад
Today marks 30 years since that episode aired. We will never forget
@_Tanasis_
@_Tanasis_ 2 года назад
and after 30 years, I cried like a baby at the end. I hope nothing's wrong with me
@stanburdick9708
@stanburdick9708 6 месяцев назад
@@_Tanasis_ u simply have a ❤
@ComicManGus
@ComicManGus 2 года назад
JOHNNY CARSON IS MISSED BY ME AND BY TONS OF FOLKS - THANKS FOR POSTING THIS INCREDIBLE HISTORICAL VIDEO! GOOD NIGHT TO YOU, JOHNNY - AND THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!
@ComicManGus
@ComicManGus 2 года назад
AND THESE COMMERCIALS ARE ALSO FANTASTIC!!!
@randolphperrysr2217
@randolphperrysr2217 2 года назад
You were one classy guy Mr Carson RIP brother
@dannyboy34677
@dannyboy34677 Год назад
The best of the best. David Letterman said it best when he gave tribute to Johnny Carson when he said that he wasn’t the gold standard, He was the platinum standard, and that statement rings true even today.
@marcwalker9610
@marcwalker9610 Год назад
This might sound stupid or even trivial, but I'm glad this look back included the original station break television commercials! It completes the authenticity of the flashback experience!! I miss it all, naturally with Johnny being the centerpiece!!
@be.curious101
@be.curious101 10 месяцев назад
I was born on this day, 22-May-1992 8.45AM IST :)
@daveshaffer324
@daveshaffer324 Год назад
I was 9 when this show aired but I remember it because I got to stay up with my sisters and watch it I didn’t know it at the time what a legend he was but now that I’m almost 40 and watched as many old episodes I could I now understand how big of a legend he is
@TexasMan77
@TexasMan77 Год назад
I was 15 and recorded it on VHS tape, because i knew it would be a big deal. Hard to believe he’s been off the air as long as he was on it now.
@kimn9568
@kimn9568 3 года назад
Thank you for sharing this video. Never gets old watching...Carson's final farewell speech always brings tears to my eyes. Carson is the still the BEST!! No one can ever come close!
@geoff3103
@geoff3103 2 года назад
Johnny...The King of Kings, Boss of Bosses of late night. Any kids out there want to have a career as long as deep as Carson's was, do what this guy did.
@sadeaton
@sadeaton 2 года назад
I really miss watching a great late night tv program at the end of a long work day before falling asleep. There hasn't been one worth watching in many, many years unfortunately. Thank you for posting this vid of the best there ever was to do it though, I have probably only watched this two or three times since it first aired live.
@TheHolyMongolEmpire
@TheHolyMongolEmpire 3 года назад
Man, 90s commercial were so much less annoying than commercials today.
@MrAitraining
@MrAitraining 3 года назад
Yeah and there were white people in commercials then.
@MrAitraining
@MrAitraining 2 года назад
@@scythe7335 Black people are in every commercial or every other ad. The diversity argument doesn't make sense since their are other minorities. Asian, Indian, Hispanic and they do not appear as much at all. It's always clean, light skinned, Cosbie TV show-ish smart blacks and if there is a white person in the ad, the white guy is usually playing comedy fodder or the goofie guy. Don't take my word for it. Just watch network commercials and take notes.
@TeriNkc
@TeriNkc 5 месяцев назад
My thought was zero big pharma drug pusher commercials
@joshualopez3260
@joshualopez3260 5 месяцев назад
I was thinking the opposite! But I never watch any commercials now. Back then, I had them all memorized. The '90s feel like yesterday to me, but these commercials really put it into perspective! HAHA!
@TheHolyMongolEmpire
@TheHolyMongolEmpire 5 месяцев назад
@@MrAitraining they’re only 13 percent of the population but based on advertising and movies and shows you’d think they are the majority…
@chloerodgers692
@chloerodgers692 3 года назад
One of the only men I've ever seen that knew to unbutton his suit when sitting....how many men I see with their suit still buttoned sitting down..makes me nuts. Johnny had such style. he knew.
@bobkain350
@bobkain350 Год назад
I know it's been a long time since you made this comment, but I just saw it and I'm glad someone else noticed what I also noticed all those years ago and copy to this day. Johnny taught me a lot.
@FrankSinatrq
@FrankSinatrq 4 месяца назад
Just today, Mr. Carson made this very last show on that evening on May 22nd, 1992. The greatest late tv show host ever. Rest In Peace Johnny.
@ashleycooper4100
@ashleycooper4100 3 года назад
Johnny will always be missed , honored and remembered.
@stephenburling743
@stephenburling743 3 года назад
My father Jerry Burling used to work at NBC and was a tape editor there. He would fill in on The tonight show when the regular editors were on vacation. The building on 5000 West Alameda were the tonight show was taped has been sold. Just another piece of history that is gone.
@theleeoverstreet
@theleeoverstreet 3 года назад
Did your father or any coworkers ever keep any video recordings, officially or not?
@stephenburling743
@stephenburling743 3 года назад
@@theleeoverstreet the backup Masters for the last three shows. Are in an archive. Anytime a show is recorded like The tonight show there was always two identical Masters made. One master was the air copy and the other one was a backup. Anytime any show aired both the air copy and the backup copy we're loaded onto two different tape machines. When it was time to air the program both of the tape machines rolled at the same time. So if the air copy goofed up they would just flip a switch and go to the backup machine. After the show aired then the backup copy would be erased and the air copy was saved.
@Shawn3167
@Shawn3167 11 месяцев назад
I remember as a little kid back in the early 80’s watching Johnny Carson at my grandma’s house on the couch falling asleep afterwards and sometimes now making it through the whole show. God bless Johnny Carson . May you R.I.P😢😢
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