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That’s the way our family has always been! ❤

I just love a souther accent

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They most hilarious Johnny ever with "The Cartier of ka-ka" man.

those guys are still around in the south and I am from Northern Alabama but left after high school and jointed the US Army back in 1970 and only went back for short visits. I lost my southern accent many years ago and live now in the Philippines for over 30 years. The last visit back was 2019 just before covid hit and I had a hard time understanding some of my Kinfolk as they are called hahahaha

So true

I want that red ring

Absolutely and no one will ever come close

That's a cool story to tell that kid of yours, I just saw it and it's hilarious

Hope you and your baby (now grown) are doing well and that the doctor didn’t drop him/her on his or her head, like Frank.

@@alan30189 Maybe because my OB was female she had a bit more dexterity than the male doctor who delivered Frank. 😊😉 My son is doing great. I think having a good sense of humor really helps you in being a mother, to raise children well.

I saw this live too! I didn't watch much Johnny Carson, he was on pretty late. But I saw this one and remember laughing so hard! Nobody was ready for this, not Johnny, not the audience, nobody. It just happened. Never thought I would see it again, hehe.

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A true gentleman❤️

Hello John how are you doing😊

@@mariarusso1325 Doing good...

@@johnhere59 nice to hear John. I’m glad you write back. I’m looking for new friend because I’m tired being alone for all this while and I hope you don’t mind my friendship 🙂

@@johnhere59 hi John how are you doing

I thought the same...history repeating itself!

It’s all relative.

and I'm sure u think pay was the same as well

Ya 40 cents is nothing in today's age

… that air will wake you right up.

Hello Trey how are you doing😊

"I know nothing, I am just the messenger."

@@mcapps1 😂😂😂😂

Not at all. KZfaq user "AAA" shared a cool link from the Herald Journal-“Union Man's Business Dropping Off, But Makes Him a `Tonight Show' Hit." The newspaper mentions that Burt Reynolds saw Frank O. Hill’s genuinely funny 1982 Tonight Show appearance and offered him brief parts in 1983's "Stroker Ace" and 1984's "Cannonball Run II" [Hill's scene was deleted in Cannonball but Reynolds "kept in the movie a panel truck that advertised Hill and his jewelry"].

Hello Andra how are you doing😊

Oh man!

nope, he died in 2001

@@joshuaguenin9507 , The joke went completely over your head.

@@freedomforever6718 unfunny statements usually do

@@joshuaguenin9507 , Your ignorance prevents you from knowing what funny is. Plenty of people get the joke. You are the one exception. Lol.

Belt buckles?

"Mayberry" is actually Mr. Airy, N.C. home of Andy Griffith.

Jimmie Dean was from tennessee

was...

Yeah, i think that was one of Johnny's greatest atribute and also that he always knew he was a comedian (a really good one) not a political analyst like some hosts today.

He sure was. KZfaq user "AAA" shared a cool link from the Herald Journal-“Union Man's Business Dropping Off, But Makes Him a `Tonight Show' Hit." The newspaper mentions that Burt Reynolds saw Frank O. Hill’s genuinely funny 1982 Tonight Show appearance and offered him brief parts in 1983's "Stroker Ace" and 1984's "Cannonball Run II" [Hill's scene was deleted in Cannonball but Reynolds "kept in the movie a panel truck that advertised Hill and his jewelry"].

None of his responses were rude or snarky.

@Billy amazing The Coincidence of so many people on this thread talking about cryptocurrencies it's just incredible the way the world works. No it's a good thing you all are honest and not trying to get over on anybodyThat could guide me on my quest?

@Sofia Johnson I had just made the comment I wonder if there's anybody on this thread who can help me and there you are totally crazy coincidence imagine huh

@Steve Thomas I bet somebody here just happens to have an email address or a phone number

Huh? He had great quirky people on the show & showed their hobbies - hobbies THEY were proud of & THIS show probably brought them a LOT of recognition. It was an honor to go on Johnny's show for anyone - from everyday people doing everyday stuff to entertainers trying to get their big break. Johnny was respectful but of course the audience was there to see him react & enjoy meeting them. Nothing wrong with what he did. Nothing at all. They had fun & everyone enjoyed laughing along with the quirks. Relax already!

Huh?

But he didn’t make fun of them.

much appreciation for uncovering this vintage 1991 interview with Frank O. Hill. He was still a quick wit!

Frank O. Hill was a match in heaven for Johnny. "The Cartier of ca-ca". The best of Johnny.