Thursday, December 17, 2020

Heeeyo


When things were great.

Johnny Carson delivers Top 10 list to David Letterman.

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  1. Rich, you won't get an argument out of me on that one. When JC died, much of late night TV died with him (some have argued that ALL of late night TV went down the tubes after he died).

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    1. Unlike you, Conan is the only host today that doesn't get his talking points from MSLSD or the Constipated News Network. They're all brainswashed lemmings...such as yourself.

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  2. The list:
    Top Ten Things We'll Miss About L.A. - May 13, 1994

    10. My hairpiece glue dries faster in the warm California sun.
    9. Carjackers who say "please" and "thank you"
    8. Swimmin' pools. Movie stars.
    7. Eating Fatburgers with a happenin' lady
    6. Two words: James Caan
    5. Woman who keeps breaking into my hotel room always leaves a mint.
    4. Hangin' 10 with my main dude, Paul
    3. Bob Barker spaying and neutering entire staff for free
    2. Bitchin' keggers with Erik and Lyle
    1. Drive-by mudslides

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    1. Thank You, 12:24. That was a fun Friday the 13th Top 10. Of course, ol' Dave had to stop with the Fatburgers after his heart surgery years later. Nobody laughed at 3 louder than Bob Barker himself.
      The following year came the Late Show By The Bay, led by the terribly missed Shazbot Doubtfire Man himself, Robin Williams. Also traveled to London, guests led by Elton John.

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  3. Now all of the late night hosts are liberal hacks.

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    1. So true.

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    2. That's because right-wing Christian conservatives are fucking boring.

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    3. Only the intelligent ones.

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  4. Go to YouTube, and type in: Johnny Carson also mocked Trump. Heeeyo!

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  5. That would be Johnny Carson's very final television appearance

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  6. The man was a legend. He was appointment viewing. I always looked forward to seeing him. Late night TV lost a great man when he passed away.

    I sure do miss Larry "Bud" Melman.

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