Johnny Carson dies (1 Viewer)

TonyD · Jan 23, 2005

just saw this on the news, special report.

Peter Apruzzese · Jan 23, 2005

RIP, Mr. Late Night
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Robert Crawford · Jan 23, 2005

To me, he will always be the King of Late Night.

Crawdaddy

Jack Briggs · Jan 23, 2005

So, this just happened, right?

R.I.P.

Mark Maltais · Jan 23, 2005

Yeah, news just came out short time ago!
RIP
Heerrrrreeeee's Johnny!:frowning:

LewB · Jan 23, 2005

R.I.P. Floyd R. Turbo (American), Art Fern, Carnac, Aunt Blabby, et al.

Take the San Bernadino freeway to the Slawson cut off ...

In a number 2 size mayonnaise jar on Funk and Waggonalds porch sice noon today...

StephenA · Jan 23, 2005

He'll definitely be missed. Don't know what to say.

todd s · Jan 23, 2005

RIP

It is weird. Earlier this week I read a story that Johnny still wrote some jokes and sent them to Letterman. Who used them on occasion.

Chris · Jan 23, 2005

Rest in peace, Johny.. you were always late night to me

http://apnews.myway.com/article/2005...PVF6G0.html?1c
AP News story

Casey Trowbridg · Jan 23, 2005

I am from a generation that is probably not real familiar with the work of Johnny Carson but because of my sense of history and thanks to the age of recorded works, we are able to see just how great he is. Johnny Carson is more than just the man that Jay Lenno replaced.

R.I.P.

Gary_E · Jan 23, 2005

Carnac:

answer - UCLA

question - 'What happens when the smog lifts in Los Angeles?

Bye Johnny and thanks for some great memories.

Patrick Sun · Jan 23, 2005

Sad news, indeed. RIP, Mr. Carson.

teapot2001 · Jan 23, 2005

Wow.

It was just revealed that he was still writing some jokes for Letterman.

~T

Kevin M · Jan 23, 2005

It is weird. Earlier this week I read a story that Johnny still wrote some jokes and sent them to Letterman. Who used them on occasion.

I heard a radio talkshow host discussing this earlier this week so Carson was on my mind when I heard this sad news.

RIP oh mighty Carnac the Magnificent. You will always be the only host of The Tonight Show IMO.

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Patrick_S · Jan 23, 2005

I grow up watching him on TV, for me also he'll always be the king of late night.

Dave Miller · Jan 23, 2005

Johnny was a class act all the way. The funny moments with kids and everyday people rarely happens in late night anymore. Johnny was great with people whether a star or not.

Peace,

DM

RobertR · Jan 23, 2005

Wow. RIP, Johnny.

Ashley Seymour · Jan 23, 2005

On February 7, 1969 I was standing in a line of other soon to be inductees in the Air Force, at the airport in San Antonia. As the drill sergeant started barking at us to line up and head to the bus, I caught sight of a TV in the lounge at the airport. It was the Tonight Show and I still remember the image of Johnny, dark haired still. It was almost like a message that here was a symbol of, an icon our culture, who was there before I left and was there for another 20 years when I returned.

Johnny was not family, I did not know him, but his passing sends a twinge of realization of my own mortality.

To watch him over the years was to understand why he was called the King of Latenight.

Ricardo C · Jan 23, 2005

Rest in Peace, Mr. Carson :frowning: The expression "one of the greats" is not a cliché when applied to you.

Mike Frezon · Jan 23, 2005

Oh no.

This really hurts.

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