My Friend Moe (... Memories of a Stoogeboomer)
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TONIGHT SHOW, THE
| Air Date/Released | Thursday, February 24, 1983 |
|---|---|
| Station/Studio | NBC / Carson Productions |
| Host/Star | Johnny Carson |
The iconic edition of THE TONIGHT SHOW, with host Johnny Carson 1962 - 1992. Carson made the late-night talk show a viewing habit for America.
Actor/comedian Albert Brooks brings a basket of food goods, his aids in celebrity impersonations. Sucking a fresh lemon brings Clark Gable to life, swallowing a steaming hot piece of baked potato results in Burt Lancaster... and a sniff of fresh pepper, combined with another piece of hot potato, turns Brooks into a hyper-active Curly Howard. The Curly impersonation leaves Johnny, and the audience, in hysterics.
Cast: Johnny Carson (Host), Ed McMahon (Announcer/co-host), Doc Severinson (Orchestra leader), Albert Brooks (Guest)
Crew: Fred DeCordova (Executive Producer, Producer), Peter Lasally (Producer), Bobby Quinn (Director)
Crew: Fred DeCordova (Executive Producer, Producer), Peter Lasally (Producer), Bobby Quinn (Director)
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