So I recently watched "old" Clint in "the Mule". Same laid back guy. Clint has always been a favorite actor of mine. Hes 90 years old now, I think", in 2024. Iam 84. I think Ive seen every one of his movies. God bless you, Clint!
The Mule was very good bcuz Clint's character was very different than his usual vengeful, good guy" character that made him a star! It was apparently based on a true story.
That's when you got moments like George Gobel coming out and sitting down with Bob Hope and Dean Martin and saying "You ever get the feeling that the world is a tuxedo and you're a pair of brown shoes".
It was nice to see Easteood simply enjoying the humor and the ribbing about the tie. He showed some real class. And the gym socks comeback was timed and delivered perfectly. The crowd roared!
So what if he is a trump supporter. It doesn't change how much talent he has. He's voted mostly Democrat in his life. Republican when it suits him. There was a time when people didn't get their feelings hurt by someone else's opinion. You could just accept an individual no matter what they thought. In fact we celebrated our differences!! It made life interesting. Today everyone wants to be offended. Its annoying as hell.
It's very interesting to hear Clint talk about film shots, wide, then dramatic closeups, etc. He became such a great director and writer. Plus, he's a cool jazz/blues pianist. Cool dude.
how amusing that Letterman is teasing Clint about not wearing a tie while committing the ultimate fashion sin of wearing white socks with dress shoes. and Clint called him out for wearing gym socks.
@@gerrydooley951 No, Dave is saying Now days, WHY was I on the side for Democrat's, Because They have Become A Bunch of Freaks. Sorry Dave Flopped in this on.
If discriminating against the disabled community, and legally attacking a woman in a wheelchair, is your idea of a "cool guy", then something is wrong with you.
Clint Eastwood: Cool, calm, a true legend, might be the biggest moviestar and director of the world - an idol. Many great movies, not many weak ones. When others end, he started all over: "In the Line of Fire". Like a lot of people I would like to meet Clint Eastwood in person.:-)
@@gerrydooley951 Maybe Clint only just noticed the socks, not to mention he could hardly get a word in edgeways, with Letterman hardly pausing for breath.
Love this show and Johnny. I'm grateful for having been a child and watching this show. Hands down the best late night show in history and beyond. I don't even bother staying up for these clowns nowadays and that includes snl.
Well nobody misses you I promise you that so your back in my day everything was so much better rant is going of deaf ears sorry but the younger generation don’t care to hear you older people complain about everything I’m 40 and I’m part of that generation
So glad I watched all these legends careers my whole life. What a wonderful entertainment ride .thank you for all the joy you have brought us all !!! 🎉😂😢😮😅😊
Johnny Carson was a class act. Dave Letterman was, too. Letterman was a novelty when I started college; there was a lot of talk about people missing morning classes because Letterman made them stay up an hour later than usual.
My girlfriend and I had the rare occasion to meet and talk to Clint years ago, we were just a young couple. He was with his young son and they were surrounded by several bodyguards but my girlfriend ran through them to meet him and he was gracious enough to stop and chat and let us snap a quick picture with him. He was not arrogant or mean to us in the least, just a nice normal guy. 🎉
I used to live on the Monterey Peninsula....I can tell you, Eastwood thinks he owns the entire area....he's not a nice guy. If anything, he is offensive to the disabled community.
@@alfredgeorge317B.S. hater. How can you live like this? Making allegations mostly on hearsay and the rest on your own self-righteous, biased conclusions. Pffft, I hope you don't have children.
"You be Ten Bears"" / "I am Ten Bears" / (s ?pits) I'm Josey Wales / I have heard. You are the Grey Rider. You would not make peace with the Blue Coats. YOu may go in peace. / I reckon not / Then you will DIE
I came here to die with you…or to live with you . Dying’. Ain’t so hard for men like you and me…when everything you ever cared about has been butchered or raped…it’s livin’ that ‘s hard. Governments don’t live together: People live together. With governments, you don’t always get a fair word or a fair fight. Well, I’m here to give you either one, or get either one from ya.
I came here like this so you’ll know my word of death is true…so then my word of life is also true. The Bear lives here, the wolf, the antelope, the Comanche…and so will we. And we’ll only hunt enough to live on, same as the Comanche does.
My God. I remember when Unforgiven was the latest Clint film. And was the mark of the end of an era. The Man with No Name finally became human. What an epic film. An epic man. Even Johnny was enthralled.
Exactly how he was when my girlfriend and I had the rare chance to chat with him, very humble, not pretentious in the sense of being a cinematic legend. 😊
Fine, give me an example of a Real Man. He raised several families, made millions of dollars and entertained millions on top of that. Until you find someone who can do better, your words lack substance. He was not an abuser, drug addict or narcissic fool like many of these actors...including the cartoons. So present your example, most wise Emily. @@EmilyTienne
No other host before or since had Johnny's talent for being a guest's best friend. His secret was easy and simple to understand, no ego, if your guest is entertaining - you look entertaining.
This was on a Friday night in 1992. I remember seeing this when it originally aired. Dave's story about the dog and the bad meat had me rolling on the floor then. I have not seen it in years.
Exactly. It was horrible and unfunny even by the standards back then. I remember watching this live and feeling this was an epic fail for Dave.@@jjbalsalm955
Clint was calm as he prefers to be generally, but Letterman came out on fire! He was more amped up than I have ever seen him--he was turned up to eleven! But compare this to ANY modern talk show and you see there's no comparison.
Yeah Clint just being cool Dave immediately starts trying to critique him for not wearing a tie and Clint just let's him know he's being booed for that ...funny.
Funny hearing Clint promoting Unforgiven having no idea at the time what an Oscar winning success that film would turn out to be. Arguably some of if not his best work.
One of my Uncle’s lived in Carmel at that time and would occasionally run into Clint, said he was always cordial, but my uncle was one to simply say hi and not bothering him beyond that.
Letterman was enjoying riding a wave to the height of his career here. People nowadays wouldn't believe how popular he was at this time. Personally I liked the early NBC days a lot more.
That is so funny that you wrote that… I just made the same comment two minutes ago and then I scrolled down and you had said the same exact thing. That is really something and what was he like 6 foot five holy crap
I remember my Mom always saying she didn’t like David Letterman because he had frat house humor, so I never watched him either. But seeing him now in my late 40s and watching some other episodes of his show, he is really funny! Dry, sarcastic humor, kind of an endearing jerk. What’s not to like? Lol
What classic TV...god, I miss Johnny and Dave every night. Clint Eastwood was the perfect straight man for Dave. Late Night TV has been pathetic ever since.
Norm Macdonald said it best. Carson was corny and Letterman changed comedy. Doesn’t mean we don’t respect Carson but we’re talking about actual talent and funny here.
@@atldjango Clearly a moron who can't think for himself forms his opinion by following a crowd, including a fake tv audience that is rewarded for laughing and cheering.
They could not have given Dave the tonight show. He had a younger audience with his own show in New York. And if they gave him the tonight show, they would risk losing that audience with a newer host. Even back then when this was happening. I was even telling people that day was not going to get the tonight show after Carson left. This way, they still had David Letterman. Unknown quantity and j was running on Johnny steam for a while.
@@felinefinetessaslegacy But Dave did end up proving he could be successful in that time slot with the audience Johnny had. The audience in the clip loving him is one citation and the other is the success he had at CBS. If Dave had the Tonight Show he wouldn’t have had strong competition and would have been solid. :-)
@@felinefinetessaslegacyLeno was young, but Letterman was too abrasive, and Leno was funnier and more gracious. But Letterman was told he was getting the show. I think Carson was not the only one who decided to scrap giving it to Letterman. Johnny didn't own NBC, though it sure seemed that way.
while he was banging his assistants and lying to his wife? what a pathetic loser posing as honest but a POS..and no me too people called him out as he probably bought them out with his money
I used to watch Johnny Carson as a kid i❤ it those were the years special years if I could go back to those times! I would never return to these days that's for sure😢
I’m doing the math and the thing I’m focusing on is that I think he’s 93 right now which would make him what 61 years old in this ??? That is one damn tall strong broad hunk of gorgeous man … 61 holy crap what genetics .
How is Eastman a "father figure" for America? He has at least 8 known children, that he was legally forced to admit. He cheated on his wives...and families. He threatened and ruined the career of actress Sandra Locke, once their 14 year relationship ended....he had her blackballed in Hollywood. The entire time he was married to Dina Ruiz, he was having an affair with a jazz/lounge singer. He knowingly discriminated against the disabled community, when he renovated his Mission Ranch, and legally attacked a woman in a wheelchair, when she filed a legitimate complaint. His claim to fame as the Mayor of Carmel, was that people could eat ice cream...(long story). Eastwood is just an SOB.
@@alfredgeorge317 I was mostly joking. I just like Clint. I don't think Sandra would have had any career without Clint in the first place. The government has got way out of hand with regulations which Clint fought against. I wish he had become our governor and then president.
Johnny Carson was amazing. He was insane. Such an important part of my childhood. David Letterman sealed the deal. They’re both the reason for my sick sense of humor.
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So I recently watched "old" Clint in "the Mule". Same laid back guy. Clint has always been a favorite actor of mine. Hes 90 years old now, I think", in 2024. Iam 84. I think Ive seen every one of his movies. God bless you, Clint!
He’s about to turn 94. God bless him 😊
The Mule was very good bcuz Clint's character was very different than his usual vengeful, good guy" character that made him a star! It was apparently based on a true story.
I really liked the old ones where the guests would stay around the whole time, seeing interactions with one another.
🤗🤗❤️
Still do this on a few uk ones. Johnathan Ross and graham Norton being the main two
Yes, thats called Respect
That's when you got moments like George Gobel coming out and sitting down with Bob Hope and Dean Martin and saying "You ever get the feeling that the world is a tuxedo and you're a pair of brown shoes".
@Ts3cooper Graham Norton can be unbelievable TV gold.
I remember watching this show 31 friggin years ago!
I cannot believe how time has flown by.
I know. Days really seemed longer when I was working. 😊
Same
@@dr.coffinnails ditto
Clint still has a little swag in him th-cam.com/video/xDDfNh_Q7w0/w-d-xo.html
I remember how sad I was Carson was leaving. No one has matched his excellence
Clint is one cool guy. And Dave is nuts. Just fantastic!
Cocaine
Clint is a macho gun toting nut job. Dave is awesome!
But Clint’s gym socks comment was epic! 😂
@@lizherbst7393
That was most excellent!
Makes for great banter!
Awesome. Before unforgiven was released and proven to be an award winning blockbuster.
Two Kings sitting together discussing real life. God, where has all of the time gone?
RIP, Johnny, you are missed.....
Eastwood and Carson. Two of the best entertainers ever!
Foaming ground beef !
Classic David and Bob stories!!!
Clint and Johnny rolling 😂
Love seeing how much Johnny enjoys Letterman's antics. You can really tell how much he likes Dave.
Yes. Dave idolized johnny so Johnny knew Dave was coming from a good place.
Yesss he really liked him and his sense of humor
And Johnny did guest on Letterman, and it was worth watching.
It was nice to see Easteood simply enjoying the humor and the ribbing about the tie. He showed some real class. And the gym socks comeback was timed and delivered perfectly. The crowd roared!
"Still pissed, huh?" Carson will always, always, be King.
Clint is still The Legend.
I hate to break it to you he is a Trumpster.
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,a,,,legend can only be ,,,,,a legend.....
@BlackShale….Biden is a senile, corrupt liar.
So what if he is a trump supporter. It doesn't change how much talent he has. He's voted mostly Democrat in his life. Republican when it suits him. There was a time when people didn't get their feelings hurt by someone else's opinion. You could just accept an individual no matter what they thought. In fact we celebrated our differences!! It made life interesting. Today everyone wants to be offended. Its annoying as hell.
Real stars, real talk, and real laughs.
NOTHING in Holly wood is real except the SPIN.
It's very interesting to hear Clint talk about film shots, wide, then dramatic closeups, etc. He became such a great director and writer. Plus, he's a cool jazz/blues pianist. Cool dude.
Outstanding video. Those guys are incredibly funny even today, and Clint was a good sport. Thanks for posting.
Clint is Mr Cool, along with Steve McQueen....I've seen this several times. He shot down Lettrrman wonderfully...he's a treasure..
Clint is my favorite actor. He has done so many great things. He's a great director too. I even like the stuff he did in his 90s.
Oh my GOD, Clint's DEAD. 😅
I loved the gym sock comment and the live by the sword, die by the sword thing. They were having a good time. @@mikewhite4560
@@mikewhite4560September 2023 Clint is still with us
@@letsthinkagain Thanks for sharing...LOL
how amusing that Letterman is teasing Clint about not wearing a tie while committing the ultimate fashion sin of wearing white socks with dress shoes. and Clint called him out for wearing gym socks.
Dave was funny, seriously funny.
And Clint is and was and is ........sooooo cool.
And Johnny.....come on J Carson.......the MAN.
Dave is so good he almost made Clint crack a smile, even though he was trying not to.
Clint is a legend!
so is Dave
@@gerrydooley951 No, Dave is saying Now days, WHY was I on the side for Democrat's, Because They have Become A Bunch of Freaks. Sorry Dave Flopped in this on.
Clint is so calm cool and collected. What a guy. One of the best.
If discriminating against the disabled community, and legally attacking a woman in a wheelchair, is your idea of a "cool guy", then something is wrong with you.
@@alfredgeorge317 Calm down cupcake. Do you need a pacifier?😉
@@alfredgeorge317 HELL YEAH 😎
Extremely humble and admirable tribute to Johnny Carson by Clint. Very heartwarming. Thank you.
Clint Eastwood: Cool, calm, a true legend, might be the biggest moviestar and director of the world - an idol.
Many great movies, not many weak ones. When others end, he started all over: "In the Line of Fire".
Like a lot of people I would like to meet Clint Eastwood in person.:-)
Clint Eastwood, Johnny Carson,and Dave Letterman.
👏👍
Clint was effortlessly cool. What a life.
Clint is, you mean.
what your seeing as cool is a guy who is not comfortable on a talk show, which is why he never did them.
Clint comeback with the gym socks was epic😂…
Clint was a comedy genius
and it only took Clint 10 minutes to come up with it
@@gerrydooley951why would he (clint) say his comment earlier
Discovering the North Pole is epic. The gym socks joke was as corny as Clint was. Reeked of any local barbers patter.
@@gerrydooley951 Maybe Clint only just noticed the socks, not to mention he could hardly get a word in edgeways, with Letterman hardly pausing for breath.
Clint was just the coolest
And now he has a new product out th-cam.com/video/xDDfNh_Q7w0/w-d-xo.html
IS.
Great episode. Wish I could return to 92. How time flies.
Love this show and Johnny. I'm grateful for having been a child and watching this show.
Hands down the best late night show in history and beyond. I don't even bother staying up for these clowns nowadays and that includes snl.
Well nobody misses you I promise you that so your back in my day everything was so much better rant is going of deaf ears sorry but the younger generation don’t care to hear you older people complain about everything I’m 40 and I’m part of that generation
I couldn’t agree more-miss the Tonight show with Johnny Carson and I don’t bother with today’s so called late night shows.👍✌️
I'm 47. I remember watching with my great grandpa
sorry youre so jaded.
I always loved all of Eastwood’s movies. He’s one of my most favorite actors.
So glad I watched all these legends careers my whole life. What a wonderful entertainment ride .thank you for all the joy you have brought us all !!! 🎉😂😢😮😅😊
Clint is so damn cool!
He only did a 2 year term as Carmel Mayor some 30 years ago and to this day people from all over the world know and ask about Clint's time here.
Johnny Carson was a class act.
Dave Letterman was, too.
Letterman was a novelty when I started college; there was a lot of talk about people missing morning classes because Letterman made them stay up an hour later than usual.
Same!
Letterman was not a class act, but he could be very sharp and funny.
My girlfriend and I had the rare occasion to meet and talk to Clint years ago, we were just a young couple. He was with his young son and they were surrounded by several bodyguards but my girlfriend ran through them to meet him and he was gracious enough to stop and chat and let us snap a quick picture with him. He was not arrogant or mean to us in the least, just a nice normal guy. 🎉
what a experience!
I used to live on the Monterey Peninsula....I can tell you, Eastwood thinks he owns the entire area....he's not a nice guy.
If anything, he is offensive to the disabled community.
as he should be
@@alfredgeorge317 A complete lie. And you know it... So what does THAT tell...
@@alfredgeorge317B.S. hater. How can you live like this? Making allegations mostly on hearsay and the rest on your own self-righteous, biased conclusions. Pffft, I hope you don't have children.
Clint, Sly, Costner, Gibson, phenomenal actor-directors.
The Outlaw Josy Wales is one of my favorite pictures. I can watch it over and over.
That's me but with High Plains Drifter.
I have...
"You be Ten Bears"" / "I am Ten Bears" / (s ?pits) I'm Josey Wales / I have heard. You are the Grey Rider. You would not make peace with the Blue Coats. YOu may go in peace. / I reckon not / Then you will DIE
I came here to die with you…or to live with you . Dying’. Ain’t so hard for men like you and me…when everything you ever cared about has been butchered or raped…it’s livin’ that ‘s hard. Governments don’t live together: People live together. With governments, you don’t always get a fair word or a fair fight. Well, I’m here to give you either one, or get either one from ya.
I came here like this so you’ll know my word of death is true…so then my word of life is also true. The Bear lives here, the wolf, the antelope, the Comanche…and so will we. And we’ll only hunt enough to live on, same as the Comanche does.
These guys just oozed charisma back then. So much more talented than most of the entertainers today.
This was awesome! They don't make them like Clint anymore! Dave killed
Love Clint Eastwood 👍
My God. I remember when Unforgiven was the latest Clint film. And was the mark of the end of an era. The Man with No Name finally became human. What an epic film. An epic man. Even Johnny was enthralled.
''High Plains Drifter" #1 in my book!!!
Even off-screen, Eastwood could return fire and be deadly accurate.
His "gym socks" comment was comedy GOLD.
Clint is most comfortable in the background out of the limelight..seems very modest.
He is
Exactly how he was when my girlfriend and I had the rare chance to chat with him, very humble, not pretentious in the sense of being a cinematic legend. 😊
I'd heard that from others who'd met him.
It add's to his charm. He's definately a classic.
Clint is the definition of calm and cool.
More like smug and conceited.
I guess being around real men has not been your experience in your 12 years of life.@@EmilyTienne
@@Streamwalker1000 Real man? He’s a caricature of a real man. A mere cartoon.
Fine, give me an example of a Real Man. He raised several families, made millions of dollars and entertained millions on top of that. Until you find someone who can do better, your words lack substance. He was not an abuser, drug addict or narcissic fool like many of these actors...including the cartoons. So present your example, most wise Emily. @@EmilyTienne
I agree
No other host before or since had Johnny's talent for being a guest's best friend. His secret was easy and simple to understand, no ego, if your guest is entertaining - you look entertaining.
This was on a Friday night in 1992. I remember seeing this when it originally aired. Dave's story about the dog and the bad meat had me rolling on the floor then. I have not seen it in years.
l was in the audience that day. lt was an amazing final week.
It’s a made up dumb story. Unfunny and endless
You must be the life of a party.@@jjbalsalm955
Exactly. It was horrible and unfunny even by the standards back then. I remember watching this live and feeling this was an epic fail for Dave.@@jjbalsalm955
Clint was calm as he prefers to be generally, but Letterman came out on fire! He was more amped up than I have ever seen him--he was turned up to eleven! But compare this to ANY modern talk show and you see there's no comparison.
O'come on He was NOT Funny, He Flopped.
Yeah Clint just being cool Dave immediately starts trying to critique him for not wearing a tie and Clint just let's him know he's being booed for that ...funny.
Cocaine
Clint has a new commercial for impotency th-cam.com/video/xDDfNh_Q7w0/w-d-xo.html
Two words Jay Leno
These two men...❤❤ make my day. 😘 Eastwood is so gorgous...🥰
Soo funny. I remember watching both Dave and Johnny when I was growing up. Such good times.
Funny hearing Clint promoting Unforgiven having no idea at the time what an Oscar winning success that film would turn out to be. Arguably some of if not his best work.
31 years ago. My, how time flies. Johnny was on the tonight show for less time.
I lived near Santa Maria California from 84 to 88 and i regret not going to vist Mr. Eastwood n Carmel. I was just maybe 1.5 hours away.
One of my Uncle’s lived in Carmel at that time and would occasionally run into Clint, said he was always cordial, but my uncle was one to simply say hi and not bothering him beyond that.
Diamond T co.
The gym socks...😂😂😂
Can you imagine if Norm McDonald was added to this mix? Great show.
you get me.
Norm was AWFUL and horribly unfunny and crass. Only Reddit losers like that guy.
If he was neither Clint or Dave, and maybe even Johnny, wouldn't have gotten a word out...
3 undeniable legends!
you mean 4…don’t forget about Ed McMahon
Clint Eastwood, David Letterman, and the Legendary Johnny Carson show !! Amazing legacy and memories ❤️
Letterman was enjoying riding a wave to the height of his career here. People nowadays wouldn't believe how popular he was at this time. Personally I liked the early NBC days a lot more.
I never understood the appeal of Letterman.
Either you get him or you don't. I adore Dave.
@@ghendar If you can watch Dave in this segment and not appreciate it, then yes, you're better off not even bothering.
No one tops Johnny Carson. Top quality interactions. Back when human relations ment something.
lol
Why do these have that's missing from today
It blows my mind that Clint was around 62 years old here.
He’s almost 100 now
That is so funny that you wrote that… I just made the same comment two minutes ago and then I scrolled down and you had said the same exact thing. That is really something and what was he like 6 foot five holy crap
Even more mind-blowing is that Clint is now in his 90's. How is that even possible?
He sure doesn't look his age..
3 great guys in a great time
Watching these you realize just how great a show Carson had and just how bad today's late night is.
I remember my Mom always saying she didn’t like David Letterman because he had frat house humor, so I never watched him either. But seeing him now in my late 40s and watching some other episodes of his show, he is really funny! Dry, sarcastic humor, kind of an endearing jerk. What’s not to like? Lol
Endearing at times, but definitely a jerk.
Don’t mess with Clint Eastwood .
LOL! This HAS to be one of Dave's BEST Carson appearances! Letterman VS Eastwood is MUST see TV!
That was endless and insufferable
Get a life.
. Why don't you keep your insufferable comments to yourself. They all killed it, including Dave!
What classic TV...god, I miss Johnny and Dave every night. Clint Eastwood was the perfect straight man for Dave. Late Night TV has been pathetic ever since.
This was FUN. 😊👍❤️
Compared to what?
Compared to what. Get a life.
never get tired of this! And what get chemistry between these guests!
Wow Unforgiven, the best western ever. And it wasn't out yet.
Four legends
Johnny
Dave
Clint
Ed
Well, three legends and Ed.
Johnny, Dave, Clint and Hank Kingsley
Watch Clint’s eyes @ 9:28. That’s when he notices the gym socks. He’s thinking “I’m gonna use that later, punk.”
Good Lord, 32 years ago..!! God bless all these guys...!!!!
Carson is still late night king. No one ever got close to him.
He is now dead
@@saifonlawrence2044No. Really? I just saw him in a restaurant.
😂 Letterman was funnier in this one segment, than Carson was in total. DAVE & his show were far superior, and the gap remains gigantic!!
Carson was the best.
Norm Macdonald said it best. Carson was corny and Letterman changed comedy. Doesn’t mean we don’t respect Carson but we’re talking about actual talent and funny here.
I have great respect for Client. A true all star superstar.
Talk about an absolute monster of comedy, Dave was on fire.
Complete bore.
@sheilamacdougal4874 clearly the crowd agrees🙄
@@sheilamacdougal4874 Do you mean Clint, Dave, Johnny, Ed or all of them?
@@atldjango Clearly a moron who can't think for himself forms his opinion by following a crowd, including a fake tv audience that is rewarded for laughing and cheering.
@@threerings1345 I meant the putz, Letterman.
I like Clint Eastwood.
Love his movies.
Letterman is awesome. He grew on my as a kid and quickly became my favorite comedian/talk show host. Amazing verbal skills.
Hey Clint your The best
Dave proving, right after being screwed, that he’s a hit with the Tonight Show audience.
They could not have given Dave the tonight show. He had a younger audience with his own show in New York. And if they gave him the tonight show, they would risk losing that audience with a newer host. Even back then when this was happening. I was even telling people that day was not going to get the tonight show after Carson left. This way, they still had David Letterman. Unknown quantity and j was running on Johnny steam for a while.
@@felinefinetessaslegacy But Dave did end up proving he could be successful in that time slot with the audience Johnny had. The audience in the clip loving him is one citation and the other is the success he had at CBS.
If Dave had the Tonight Show he wouldn’t have had strong competition and would have been solid.
:-)
@@felinefinetessaslegacyLeno was young, but Letterman was too abrasive, and Leno was funnier and more gracious. But Letterman was told he was getting the show. I think Carson was not the only one who decided to scrap giving it to Letterman. Johnny didn't own NBC, though it sure seemed that way.
Prime dave was an animal
Who cares! EASTWOOD IS THE STAR!
@@faithfultrue8003 they both are 🙄
He sucked. Hard to watch. He’s so nervous and needy.
With all his $, DL couldn't get those awful teeth fixed?
@@jjbalsalm955.... nah, he was a killer in his prime. On top of the world during that time. Leno was the needy one.
I had forgotten how funny Dave really is 😃
Johnny Carson if you were here today clint is still here making great movies
God Damn I miss those days!
,,,,,,,,I'm 73....carson back in the day,,,my day,,,,was ....what you tube gives me today 2024........
Now that was great stuff, and Clint, well, talk about perfect dead pan humour, classic stuff!😆
Loved Johnny
Man, Dave absolutely crushed this. Died when he asked Ed if he’d saved his money 😂
while he was banging his assistants and lying to his wife? what a pathetic loser posing as honest but a POS..and no me too people called him out as he probably bought them out with his money
How every Rickles set *_ought_* to have played out.
Reminded me of Hank Kingsley
Absolutely amazing actor and director ❤❤❤❤
It’s such a shame that talk shows are not nearly this good anymore, (except the Graham Norton Show) and celebrities aren’t as good either.
I used to watch Johnny Carson as a kid i❤ it those were the years special years if I could go back to those times! I would never return to these days that's for sure😢
Luv Clint ❤
Thanks for posting. I definitely appreciate this one. 💖
Clint, a father figure for America. We love you Clint.
I’m doing the math and the thing I’m focusing on is that I think he’s 93 right now which would make him what 61 years old in this ???
That is one damn tall strong broad hunk of gorgeous man … 61 holy crap what genetics .
How is Eastman a "father figure" for America?
He has at least 8 known children, that he was legally forced to admit.
He cheated on his wives...and families.
He threatened and ruined the career of actress Sandra Locke, once their 14 year relationship ended....he had her blackballed in Hollywood.
The entire time he was married to Dina Ruiz, he was having an affair with a jazz/lounge singer.
He knowingly discriminated against the disabled community, when he renovated his Mission Ranch, and legally attacked a woman in a wheelchair, when she filed a legitimate complaint.
His claim to fame as the Mayor of Carmel, was that people could eat ice cream...(long story).
Eastwood is just an SOB.
@@alfredgeorge317don't say that about my daddy!
@@DavidMcdonald-df8tb I speak the truth.....tell me which part of my comment is not true.
@@alfredgeorge317 I was mostly joking. I just like Clint. I don't think Sandra would have had any career without Clint in the first place. The government has got way out of hand with regulations which Clint fought against. I wish he had become our governor and then president.
Clint is thinking, "does this guy ever stop talking?"
The answer would be no......, never....
Yeah, because everyone was hyped for more orangutan talk. Clint's best being the silent type.
And by orangutan, I mean Reagan.
No he's not.... Obviously you don't know Carson.
Great show great guest !!!
Letterman from '82ish to mid 90s was hitting on all cylinders comedically. Carson loved him.
I love this. Just fantastic. Great to see again.
Johnny Carson was amazing. He was insane. Such an important part of my childhood. David Letterman sealed the deal. They’re both the reason for my sick sense of humor.
Unforgiven was amazing