Two masters of the art of comedy just having a natural conversation. I could listen to this type of exchange for hours. Notice how neither one get down in the gutter with sexual innuendo or foul language? They have true talent. Bob Newhart is one of the best comedians in history. His delivery is unparalleled. Truly the best of the best.
This was when comedy was classic -- no swearing and just pure intelligence. Mr. Newhart was an incredible gift to us as was Mr. Carson. I am grateful that we have CZcams so I can watch the old shows as Hollywood is not putting out much good anymore.
If you get Over The Air channels on your TV, they rerun Carson's shows every night, generally ones from the late 1970s to the end of his show in the early '90s. There's another channel that reruns the Dick Cavett show as well. But you can't beat Johnny, especially when he's got a rapport with the people he came up with, like Newhart or Rickles, Buddy Hackett, Joan Rivers. It's not just celebrities pushing their latest series, it's like watching two old friends goofing around with each other, like here.
guys are intelligent. doesnt mean you know stuff. regurgitating Tropical nonsense. but an educated person would know from listening to nonsense, his wife's sweet gabriel essence, Bob is fire, michael. but pointless to tell anyone. the whole world is uneducated.
Watching great conversation, even from 37 years ago is "gold", I ponder why so many of us spend so much time here at you tube,,,,,,, is it because no one talks anymore, we just chat, and text on computers.
I loved Carson, and still see him as the king of talk shows. In large part, this is because it wasn't forced, and he seemed truly interested in people and not just buttering them up. It is unfortunate that this seems hard to do on TV today, where every guest is there to plug his/her book or movie or album, and the hosts are desperate to show how clever THEY are. I think most of them are very clever and talented, but they should leave that for the monologue and bits, and then be more natural when interviewing. Some do that better than others, and those are the only ones I can watch from time to time.
Excuse me, but on this very show in 1984, Carson plugs Freddie DeCordova's book with that diary routine. Then Bob Newhart comes out and plugs the season premier of his show, and his upcoming Seattle appearance. Yeah, right, people didn't plug their stuff on talks show back then! And, Yes Johnny Carson is gifted on the air; I give him full credit for that. But what makes you think he wasn't out to show how clever he was when he was doing interviews? Carson was egotistical, overbearing and so hard to work for, he often put chills down the spine of his staff. And as of this 1984 show, he had just gone through his THIRD divorce. Two of those wives said he beat them while drunk.
When Bob had his show, he and Dean Martin were doing a skit and they started throwing one-liners at each other ad lib. It cracked up the crew so bad they let it go for about 20 minutes and then the episode ended. It is now TV gold newhart, Martin, and Bob Hope were 3 actors that could do that they didnt follow the script. They played off of the other person in the scene
While it was pretty hilarious their conversation over Carson being a Scorpio and Scorpios being secretive, Carson was in fact a very private man off camera and when he retired he practically disappeared from public. I can only remember one appearance he made after retiring and he did not speak a single word - his appearance on The Letterman Show.
What he said about Astrology is so true I dont run my life by it I've just seen so many instances in which it works out that I cant help but pay attention to it
I would like to remind some of you who think that Johnny only had comedians on his show who were "clean" and wholesome, Johnny was the first to feature Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Eddie Murphy and Robin Williams on the Tonight Show. All four were known for using colorful language in their stage shows and recordings but were just as funny on the tonight show when the language was more suited for network television. Mr Newhart was also known for using some profanity on stage. You can't measure overall comedy over the decades by what you see on The Tonight Show.
Someone in the Tonight show fact-checking department was asleep at the wheel cause the show Bob was doing at that time was called "Newhart" and not "The Bob Newhart Show".
@@suefoss3396 So it was wrong. What about that don't you understand? Johnny was usually up on things like that. I didn't say it wasn't funny. Just like my facts, ok?
Of course he is. Bob had a number one comedy album before he was on stage. He had never done stand up he was the funniest guy in the accounting office.
There are plenty of good enough comedians now too, but the art of hosting a show like that, with the subtle finesse of playing up your guests, knowing when to edge them on and when to reel it back in, unfortunately died with Carson and its heirs got completely lost after Letterman.
Introduction: is Johnny drinking at bit? Just wondering. No condemnation or anything. I have the utmost respect for Johnny Carson. Always will. Thanks.
It's so weird seeing them talk about the animation industry as kind of being a "nothing" medium. It was only a few years after this episode that Disney would surge back with "The Little Mermaid".
Rube's Mantra is you can't have it both ways. To have reality you have to let go of the illusion. What might seem to the ego-eye as losing your grip on this reality. Which we have to do someday anyway. "Everybody dies" - Dead Like Me.
They are so funny. I never went to bed until after his show. Now, I'm reduced (or elevated) to watching old shows because everything on TV is filthy garbage.
Johnny was gracious. Each of his wives were fools to let the man go. Men with great responsibility women will never know the temptations and burdens they face. It's always the me-myself-and-I gospel.
Bob Newhart can really hold his own. I love Johnny Carson’s quick wit and comedic timing, and I feel Bob Newhart is just as talented.
Two consummate professionals! Even when they're bad, they're great!
he's a total pro. dry, likable, and hilarious.
Two masters of the art of comedy just having a natural conversation. I could listen to this type of exchange for hours. Notice how neither one get down in the gutter with sexual innuendo or foul language? They have true talent. Bob Newhart is one of the best comedians in history. His delivery is unparalleled. Truly the best of the best.
This was when comedy was classic -- no swearing and just pure intelligence. Mr. Newhart was an incredible gift to us as was Mr. Carson. I am grateful that we have CZcams so I can watch the old shows as Hollywood is not putting out much good anymore.
If you get Over The Air channels on your TV, they rerun Carson's shows every night, generally ones from the late 1970s to the end of his show in the early '90s. There's another channel that reruns the Dick Cavett show as well. But you can't beat Johnny, especially when he's got a rapport with the people he came up with, like Newhart or Rickles, Buddy Hackett, Joan Rivers. It's not just celebrities pushing their latest series, it's like watching two old friends goofing around with each other, like here.
Bob Newhart is one of the funniest people I've ever seen and I totally agree with your comment
intelligence??? lol this one revealed pure lack of education
@@greennights2388 only ones lacking, are those who don't get it.
guys are intelligent. doesnt mean you know stuff. regurgitating Tropical nonsense.
but an educated person would know from listening to nonsense, his wife's sweet gabriel essence, Bob is fire, michael. but pointless to tell anyone. the whole world is uneducated.
They work so well together it's a very good blast from the past!
I love Bob Newhart, what a genius
Two of those hands clapping in the audience belong to me. I was in the audience of this show. Row 6, right where Stump the Band is often done.
That’s cool! 👏🏼
I thought I recognized you
@@brucevonah511 Yep, I'm the one saying, "Ha, ha, ha!" after each joke.
Pure class , we will never see this time again .
I grew up with this. And even a little earlier. I will take this over any modern talk show or sitcom any day. Everything is all dumbed down now.
The real deal! Johnny Carson show.. back when it was a must to stay up and watch ..
I no longer own a TV
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God bless the avatars of the golden age of television. Carson and Newhart = Giants of their Time
Both Johnny and Bob were at the top of their game. The nostalgia brings back good memories.
Carson made banter into an art form. He was masculine but classy. Now we get giggly and prissy.
Watching great conversation, even from 37 years ago is "gold", I ponder why so many of us spend so much time here at you tube,,,,,,, is it because no one talks anymore, we just chat, and text on computers.
Years later and it’s still really funny
Pure class.
Mr Newhart. Comedy genius.
The Bob Newhart Show was so funny. And Susan Plushette is so beautiful and funny with him.
Bob Newhart always killed it on The Tonight Show. Just as funny as Rickles.
Newhart and Carson. What a wonderful team.
A time of great late night entertainment
The way Johnny sets everyone up just cracks me up! What a pro!
I loved Carson, and still see him as the king of talk shows. In large part, this is because it wasn't forced, and he seemed truly interested in people and not just buttering them up. It is unfortunate that this seems hard to do on TV today, where every guest is there to plug his/her book or movie or album, and the hosts are desperate to show how clever THEY are. I think most of them are very clever and talented, but they should leave that for the monologue and bits, and then be more natural when interviewing. Some do that better than others, and those are the only ones I can watch from time to time.
Excuse me, but on this very show in 1984, Carson plugs Freddie DeCordova's book with that diary routine. Then Bob Newhart comes out and plugs the season premier of his show, and his upcoming Seattle appearance. Yeah, right, people didn't plug their stuff on talks show back then! And, Yes Johnny Carson is gifted on the air; I give him full credit for that. But what makes you think he wasn't out to show how clever he was when he was doing interviews? Carson was egotistical, overbearing and so hard to work for, he often put chills down the spine of his staff. And as of this 1984 show, he had just gone through his THIRD divorce. Two of those wives said he beat them while drunk.
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This show is a classic.Always liked Bob Newhart. He is very knowledgeable in astrology. He is very funny, and his two main sitcoms are classics.
These two guys are just supreme. Their delivery, tone, and creativity spellbinding us..they draw us in with that scary hint of fate..RIP out
When Bob had his show, he and Dean Martin were doing a skit and they started throwing one-liners at each other ad lib. It cracked up the crew so bad they let it go for about 20 minutes and then the episode ended. It is now TV gold newhart, Martin, and Bob Hope were 3 actors that could do that they didnt follow the script. They played off of the other person in the scene
Great comedic timing
While it was pretty hilarious their conversation over Carson being a Scorpio and Scorpios being secretive, Carson was in fact a very private man off camera and when he retired he practically disappeared from public. I can only remember one appearance he made after retiring and he did not speak a single word - his appearance on The Letterman Show.
Bob is awesome.
That was pretty funny. I had to watch it twice. I loved Bob in The Big Bang Theory.
What fun to see Newhart and Carson jibing one another...
In real life away from show biz they were best of friends and had been for years
This is classic comedy !!!
What he said about Astrology is so true I dont run my life by it I've just seen so many instances in which it works out that I cant help but pay attention to it
Pretty much the last man standing from that golden generation.
Rich Little is still alive also.
This is the America I grew up with.
I enjoyed hearing about Bob doing the voice on the Rescuers! I'd love to see that segment Johnny was talking about where they had June Foray on!
Class all the way !!
I would like to remind some of you who think that Johnny only had comedians on his show who were "clean" and wholesome, Johnny was the first to feature Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Eddie Murphy and Robin Williams on the Tonight Show. All four were known for using colorful language in their stage shows and recordings but were just as funny on the tonight show when the language was more suited for network television. Mr Newhart was also known for using some profanity on stage. You can't measure overall comedy over the decades by what you see on The Tonight Show.
No political comment. Clean fun banter. This is why I loved watching Carson. Todays late show hosts should take some cues.
Would of been good if Carson had Newhart and Rickles together Daymm that would be a gem!
Unfortunately that only happened on Phil Donahue, the most boring man in the history of talk television.
Someone in the Tonight show fact-checking department was asleep at the wheel cause the show Bob was doing at that time was called "Newhart" and not "The Bob Newhart Show".
Both great shows nonetheless. Loved Newhart's shows.
So?
@@suefoss3396 So it was wrong. What about that don't you understand? Johnny was usually up on things like that. I didn't say it wasn't funny. Just like my facts, ok?
@@FlamingoKicker Again...so what?
Back then you didn't have to look perfect, Bob probably tied his own tie.
Newhart's a master
Delightful
This is comic genius.
Hey, i'm watching this on october 23rd, Johnny's birthday
God I miss that USA
Do you think that he could get away with the TinkerBell immitation today.
Legends
My wrestling coach told that back-breast joke in 1960. Except it was women from some tribe in Mexico. We 16 yr-olds loved it. Never forgot it.
Newhart & Rickles are the *best* !
bob newhart. people, myself included, dont understand. behind his mild mannered exterior is none other than superman
He actually is like the character he plays in the Bob newhart show.
As David Hyde Pierce so aptly put it, "the only difference between Bob on stage and Bob off stage is that there is no stage."
@@demef758 thanks for the reply
Of course he is. Bob had a number one comedy album before he was on stage. He had never done stand up he was the funniest guy in the accounting office.
Wonderful!
Unbe[#@inglievabe! What talent.
did that feel natural? I DIED.
BOB NEWHART
05 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 1929
93 AÑOS
oh my word they were very quick witted- "Did that feel natural?" Lol- "I'd tell you more, but we scorpios are secretive"
Carson had more class in the dirt under his fingernails than that sorry excuse for an entertainer who hosts The Tonight Show now.
No dirt under his nails!
the younger generation of comedians will never understand what it means to be a entertainer
There are plenty of good enough comedians now too, but the art of hosting a show like that, with the subtle finesse of playing up your guests, knowing when to edge them on and when to reel it back in, unfortunately died with Carson and its heirs got completely lost after Letterman.
Ride them waves Archy
Johnny is interviewing a man with more talent than himself.
gold
Dueling wits
it's wild how, it goes against all standards, that Johnny would talk while leaning on his hand covering his mouth, but yet it sorta his trademark
Introduction: is Johnny drinking at bit? Just wondering. No condemnation or anything. I have the utmost respect for Johnny Carson. Always will. Thanks.
we see humans on tv being honest
Classic
Johnny Carson and I were both born on October 23 (different years).
No.
Carson was born on October 23, and Newhart September 5.
I was born on the same day and year !
He played Bernard from the Rescuers?!
It's so weird seeing them talk about the animation industry as kind of being a "nothing" medium. It was only a few years after this episode that Disney would surge back with "The Little Mermaid".
I love the old shows but want to see golf lessons by Paul Smith
Rube's Mantra is you can't have it both ways. To have reality you have to let go of the illusion. What might seem to the ego-eye as losing your grip on this reality. Which we have to do someday anyway. "Everybody dies" - Dead Like Me.
In all regards,
Buffalo Bill invented Emmy's
One of the funniest comedians
Bernard was Disney's best character
Pretty much the last man standing from that golden generation.
They are so funny. I never went to bed until after his show. Now, I'm reduced (or elevated) to watching old shows because everything on TV is filthy garbage.
It's called fishing for more compliments
oh my so so so funny lol rolling
JOHN WILLIAM CARSON
23 DE OCTUBRE DE 1925
23 DE ENERO DE 2005
98 AÑOS
79 AÑOS
19 AÑOS
Carson tries twice to bring up some movie Newhart was in, but Newhart interrupts. Wonder what movie it was.
Douglas Martin
Jonny Carson
Hilarious!
Johnny was gracious. Each of his wives were fools to let the man go. Men with great responsibility women will never know the temptations and burdens they face. It's always the me-myself-and-I gospel.
😮😂
The best Carson skit...when he played a rat for marijuana.
Great humour here, bouncing of one another, but what about the body language - both covering the mouth whilst speaking?
how can a human learn?
Go to golf lessons
talking like he knows astrology when he doesnt even now his own sign of Leo. sickening
Zodiac is the 12 tribes of Israel
The elite rake statistically bathe because adjustment family attempt amongst a hateful voyage. terrible, symptomatic bicycle
You can never get enough of Don Rickles , or Johnny Carson!