Chuck Norris & 9-Year-Old Phillip Paley Teach Johnny Karate | Carson Tonight Show
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- Original Airdate: 07/05/1973
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Johnny is so classy, and he gives this kid as much respect as he does for grownups and celebrities.
Absolutely 👍
I know Chuck is seen as the icon he is in pop culture, but it’s really cute and fun to see him with his student like this. You just don’t get genuine TV like this anymore.
No matter who Mr Carson had on, he made them look intelligent and made the show classy and entertaining.
Nobody can hold a candle to Johnny and I don't think anybody ever will.
His is no routine. He's just johnny!
We need more men like chuck! The world would be a better place!
Yes I Agree 100%
Exactly!
Like Johnny Carson too. He was the best late night show host of them all.
They took the time to speak with him at length, do a nice demo and get some laughs. Excellent. My son started lessons at 4 years of age with about 30 kids. Four years later, he earned his jr black belt along with only one other kid who had started at the same time. Nothing better than teaching children when young that their success is predicated upon their efforts.
I miss Johnny Carson! No one compares!
Watching these old re-runs of Johnny and the Tonight Show I realize how far we have in many ways digressed as a society. Hopefully we can change and mature and realize we are all one community. It's never perfect but we can at least strive for it.
Regress. But you are absolutely correct.
I agree
It was so many evil enemies we have around our country the United States of America.
We need to stick to our forefathers plan from the beginning of our country. To have God in our lives and to keep the faith even though there are times where it'll be extremely hard to do. Keep in the faith. God. 🇺🇸
Carson was very quick witted obviously, but he was the best ever late night entertainer. 👍🇺🇸
RIP Johnny 🙏
That coat that Johnny is wearing just really takes you back, though! Wow😂
I thought hmm maybe this was a show from around Christmas time…….July 5th actually. Oops lol
@@JazznRealHipHop lol
Must've been something Scottish behind the wearing of the jacket. Very cool.
I'm a 3rd Degree Black belt and I taught for 14 years to kids of all ages. I just loved it. To watch the kids' discipline, grow and confidence was very rewarding. I also taught adults. But the kids were a lot of fun. Some adults were afraid to fight back, but when I told them when and if they got assaulted, they may be raped or worse, and that it would affect them and their relationships the rest of their lives then they saw how important it was to fight back and defend themselves.
I’m a 3rd degree blackbelt. I’m thinking of getting out of teaching because these 20 something parents scream at me that I’m picking on their kids. They’re one to two steps away from from bb & “need to up their game” it’s frustrating
Chuck Norris is an excellent teacher ❤
Laughed so hard, cried when the kid took down Johnny
I love this episode!
Johnny is so awesome, wow a young good-looking Chuck!
Ive alwjas liked chuck norris manner of speech. Always calm, fluid and simple
To be trained by Chuck Norris at that age is so cool.
Fun fact: Philip Paley is the kid who played Cha-ka on Land of the Lost tv series.
Yup!
I never knew that.
“The first reason I just told you.” 🤣🤣🤣. Johnny did ask the same question. That was funny!
This is amazing in comparison to today television. Respect, eloquence, culture and education, all in entertainment program. No one saiz"you know" and "bro" or anything empty. Thank you for the video.
That was some of Chuck Norris' best acting!😂😂
Johnny's too! 😂
What a good boy he is, I pray he had a good life.
Love Johnny and he always made the show so fun to watch, great personality.
I wonder where that young boy is today? God bless
Love Chuck Norris! Met him one time. Nice person
The best show ever and the best guest too.
Johnny and Chuck.
Two American icons.
It was something to see Chuck so young and not in an acting role. I was about the same age as that kid. Wish I had taken karate back then lol.
Chuck Norris had done Return of the Dragon with Bruce Lee before this show, but at the time of this appearance on The Tonight Show he could not have known the film and TV careers he was headed for. Having 4 years of martial arts training myself, I recognize the techniques that Phillip used on Johnny. Particularly with the first technique, using Johnny's chin and hair against him, our Sensei always said "take the head, and the body will follow." And as chuck said, the confidence and other personal attributes I gained in martial arts training are something I use and benefit from every day. Fortunately, I've never had to defend myself. I credit that by not being in stupid places at stupid times.
If Bruce Lee had lived . He would NOT have allowed RETURN OF THE DRAGON to be shown in the U.S. Lee said it was "too far out for the Americans." He said, "Enter the Dragon " was for the American film market. Unfortunately, Lee died before the film hit movie theaters in 1973. He never got to see his impact in the states.
Fantastic time and fantastic people Chuck and Philip. Hope he's doing well.
For “Land of the Lost” fans, Paley played Chaka on the show and was discovered as a result of his Carson appearance.
ohh that's interesting, thanks
I loved that show when I was growing up ! I wouldn't miss it on Saturday mornings. Thanks for the info.
And former Pistons NBA player Bill Laimbeer played one of the sleestaks.
Ty for the info
You heard of “The Day the Music Died”. Well, when Carson passed away, it was the day late night talk shows died. He was the best!
My son is a black belt in taekwondo. His master instructor was at a conference with other owners of martial arts schools several years back and, long story short, someone was able to arrange for Chuck Norris to come spend some time with them. As he described it, the moment "Master Norris" walked into the room, every serious and dignified martial arts school owner in the room disappeared and was replaced by a collection of 12-year-old fanboys.
Look at the applause such aloud they are loving it 😊
LOL that was good and look at how young Chuck Norris looked
Chuck Norris was adorable as well.
Chuck Norris was always a great martial artist and humanitarian man😉 especially with Kids!😂👍🏿
Chuck's hair! OMG, that takes me back to another time!
LOL! CLASSIC! WOW, I never saw this before! Seeing the legend Chuck Norris as an instructor NOT as an actor is great! At this point in his career he just filmed Way Of The Dragon with the ICON Bruce Lee and in just a couple of years was well on his way to superstardom! Here's hoping that young man went on to do great things!
Man I miss these days. Johnny is unmatched.
FANTASTIC!!
Oh my gosh this little guy is now 59 years old! I hope he became a doctor like dad as he wanted!! This had to be right before Chuck was in films. Great segment!!!
59
Actually he's turning 60 in 3 weeks.
Chuck Norris had done his first major film for Bruce Lee months before this but the film (Way of the Dragon) wouldn’t debut in the United States til months after this broadcast
He ended up being a child actor on the popular Saturday morning TV show “Land of the Lost” starting less than a year after this aired. The creators of the show sight this broadcast as the thing that got their attention, and wanted him for the role. my channel is dedicated to Land of the Lost if you are interested
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I can't believe I messed up the math...of course he's 59, he will be my age.
Thank you for the info! 😀
A martial arts blast from the past!!!😀😀😀
Johnny Carson was a remarkable artist❤
Bruce Lee was supposed to be the main guest on the Tonight Show in August 10 1973 he was set to promote Enter The Dragon and to be interviewed for the first time on national TV in USA by Johnny, unfortunately he passed away exactly 15 days after this show on Friday July 20 1973.
It would have been so cool and amazing to see Bruce and perhaps Robert Wall talking martial arts philosophies and reminiscent their training and preparation for Enter The Dragon 🐉
That would’ve been something to see. ☹️ I’m trying to picture Bruce on the show. I think he would’ve been cool, funny, sharp and maybe did a few demonstrations.
@@ghanasoul Indeed my friend, at some point he would have stood up and showcase some moves, his razor sharp wit and charm would have won the audience, the viewers and Johnny right away.
He was so much more than a martial artist, a great philosopher and humanist too.
Edit: Cheers 🍻 to Bruce and to enlightenment.
The original "KARATE" was a bad ass system! It involved striking, judo throws, and submissions. It was in the early 1900's that Karate went to strictly striking due to fighting politics.
They're not practicing karate.
The guy behind having the time of his life
That was awesome!
Thank you.
The kid is Chuck's mini me😂
This was before Phillip played Chaka on The Land Of The Lost
It's amazing how much the late-night talk shows have regressed in the last 2 decades. Carson knew his job was to be a conduit for his guests. He became famous because he did that so well. These new idiots think we want their opinions when we are really tuning in for the guests.
Sad but very true. I liked Johnny and Dick Cavett. There's nothing like those people in entertainment today ...
Johnny must have been selling cars in Macon that week with that suit.
This is only one small clip but it’s just _everything._ Sorry that it’s been so long, NOW i remember why i BEGGED BEGGED my mom to let me stay up for Johnny every school night! In less than 15 minutes Mr Carson (& Ed!) were FUNNIER SMARTER CLASSIER WITTIER MORE ADORABLE ETC than _ALL_ of the late night hosts that have followed. PERIOD. i am right - don’t even try to argue. 🤟🏻 lol my cheeks hurt from smiling so hard! 😬💕
Aired 2 weeks before Bruce Lee's passing. Chuck and Bruce if Bruce were alive were the same age. This segment was aired also not too long after the Way of The Dragon was made. Talented little guy wonder if Chuck stays in touch with him.
Remember watching this when it came out
Who misses Johnny Carson 🖐️
Awesome!
This is wonderful!!
Great show.
what was great about the tonight show back then was, johnny knew how to host. he didnt kiss ass trying to be everyones friend. he talked to everyone like they were people, regardless of who they were. he was such a classy guy. funny, charming, considerate. nothing like that today. he is truly missed.
Well spoken kid, I don't ever remember seeing this airing, I'm now wondering how his life turned out✌️
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He ended up being a child actor on the popular Saturday morning TV show “Land of the Lost” starting less than a year after this aired. The creators of the show sight this broadcast as the thing that got their attention, and wanted him for the role. my channel is dedicated to Land of the Lost if you are interested
@@LOTLore I thought he looked familiar...
This TV appearance by 9 year old Phillip Paley is what lead to his being cast as Cha-Ka in LAND OF THE LOST.
I was pretty sure that was him.
Love seeing the Lone Wolf so young!!
Later Chuck and Phillip starred in a movie together called Beach Balls. A highlight for both for sure. 👍👍
So cute ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Philip Paley went on to portray 'CHAKKA' on the show Land of the Lost.
That kid played Cha-Ka in the Land of the Lost TV series.
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These two should have a rematch in the new Tonight Show.
I wish I could have bought all of Johnny's suits. Very well dressed MAN!
2024❤ from Siberia
12:22 kid messes up Johnny's hair. 12:51 kid fixes Johnny's hair
Chaka!
Its interesting. I studied Tae Kwon Do for over a decade and the Korean word for the uniform is dobok. I have never heard any practicioner of karate refer to a gi as a dobok. This makes me wonder what Paley was actually studying. From his later description of the origins of "karate", he's of course describing Tang Soo Do, of which Chuck Norris is a practicioner. Is it possible that the much less popular Korean martial art in 1972 was simply referred to as Karate for convenience?
Fantastic!
I do believe that is the kid who played Cha Ka on land of the lost
Never seen Chuck take such an asswoopin before...
Post the full episode please 😃
Chuck, great guy
Well there you have it, Chucks nemesis
fantastic
Phillip looks almost the same as Chuck. similar hairstyle. I thought he had thick sideburns like Chuck, at first glance!😄
I've always wondered why Chuck referred to his style as Karate when it clearly says on his gi Tang Soo Do.I would think it wouldve been a great opportunity for him to give Tang Soo Do some exposure at a time when not many people knew about it.
Back when late night comedy was funny.
I really enjoyed that
Nine..he's NINE...yeesh lol.
Phillip Paley played Cha-ka on Land Of The lost tv series.
11:40 when he took Johnny down was fucking hilarious and then he keeps beating him up.
This was great. Young Phillip went on to become Chaka in Land Of The Lost
I couldn't hit the like button enough!
Never realized how much chuck looked like kerry von erich at that age
Chuck Norris doesn't do push ups, he's actually pushing the EARTH away from him. Cats have Chuch like reflexes.😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
He looks like a young Chuck norris 🇬🇧🇹🇷🇬🇧🇹🇷
I saw this when it first aired. Johnny was a sharp dresser. This was very cute with Johnny .
The kid whooped Chuck's ass.
"your instructor Chuck Norris" can you imagine?
I thought this was bs until kid took Johnny down. Lol
Carlos Ray Norris (Ryan, Oklahoma, 10 de marzo de 1940), conocido artísticamente como Chuck Norris, es un actor estadounidense, campeón mundial de Karate Do en 1978, exmilitar y fundador de una asociación de su propio arte marcial.
83 AÑOS.
Sure miss the hood old days of Kate night tv when it was relevant and a great way to unwind
Chuck Norris doesn't Teabag, he Potato Sacks.
Walker and Chaka!
That was marvelous.