I was 17 years old when this aired. I watched Johnny Carson evey night before bed. Suzanne Pleshette was always a great guest. She was so beautiful and funny as well as a great actress.
Amen......not under constant surveillance...great cartoons...cool bikes....no school uniforms.....great tv shows.....had to go to an arcade to play video games....coke tasted better.....rock concerts with real rock bands.....and on and on.
I laughed when Johnny talks about how he thinks pet funerals are a waste of money. But these stars have there over priced houses with too many rooms and that’s not 😂😂
I was a fan of Ms. Pleshette. What an actress. From the birds to the queen of mean...she is a hell of an actress. Wish she was still here. May she R.I.P.
Amazing how Carson show lasted for so long. It was a testament of how successful it was. I didn’t start to watch the show until the 1980s and I was hooked.
She had a beautiful voice here. As she got older it became more deep and "husky". Unfortunately, she smoked way too much and eventually caused her early demise. She was a beautiful, talented woman. may she rest peacefully.
The shows were 1 1/2 hours back then, as the style was more casual conversation than the short, hurried prepared laughs in today's late-night talk shows
My old man (i.e., father) remembered her (i.e., Suzanne Pleshette) from Syracuse University where she only attended for one semester. He graduated as a Civil Engineer may he RIP.
My physical type has always been short haired brunettes. And I trace that back to watching the Bob Newhart Show when I was very young...like five. I remember thinking Suzanne Pleshette was the most beautiful woman in the world.
Wow they really had a great repartee’. The mark of 2 true professionals. Almost like the audience was an afterthought. 2 friends breaking each other up over life’s foibles.
The story goes that when William Dozier was casting for the Batman 60s TV show he wanted Suzanne Pleshette for the role of Catwoman. However, apparently her agent and Mr. Dozier couldn't agree on a contract so they cast Julie Newmar instead
Suzanne Pleshette (Nueva York, 31 de enero de 1937-Los Ángeles, California; 19 de enero de 2008) fue una actriz estadounidense. Fue la hija única del que fue el director de los teatros de la Paramount en Nueva York, en la época de las grandes orquestas.Influida por la profesión de su padre, Pleshette decidió ya de niña ser actriz, y comenzó a estudiar a los 12 años en la Escuela de Interpretación de Nueva York , e hizo sus primeros pinitos como actriz en un teatro del vecindario. Después siguió estudiando en la Universidad de Syracuse, y en otras varias instituciones dedicadas a la enseñanza de la interpretación.
I remember her appearances on the Carson show in my youth when Johnny would light her up, but I have not seen any of them on TH-cam for some reason. She'd come on and take out her flat silver cigarette case, extract a cig from it with her gorgeous, long silvery nails, put it between her lips and get lit. What I would do to see her smoking appearances on his show here. Sexiest smoker/actress ever in my opinion. Her heavy smoking killed her, but I bet she enjoyed each and every pleasure stick she smoked.
When the show was on in New York he was more open about it. During the 70s, sometimes you would see him take a quick drag when they broke for a commercial. I think he quit sometime in the early 80s.
@@danacoleman4007Took the words out of my mouth. Aside from her being an outgoing humorous popular guest, she and Carson were also friends. People use words they don't know the meaning of.
Aaaahhh, the early 1970s. ......See that, kids (00:41)? That's called shag carpeting. ......Wha- ....what the...?!? (2:38 and 5:11) .....Well, you just don't see that anymore, do you? ....Instead of a bucket of KFC chicken it should have been a pack of ciggies he was promoting at the end of the segment!
Suzanne Pleshette is the most gorgeous and funny lady I have known. She has given me so much pleasure over the years. RIP Suzanne.
She's Suzanne Pleasure!
one of the most underappreciated, classiest, under-the-radar beauties of the 70's
miked765 Suzanne was never underappreciated. Not ever!
She wasn't under my radar
She was one of the most beautiful and graceful american actresses RIP Suzanne
I was 17 years old when this aired. I watched Johnny Carson evey night before bed. Suzanne Pleshette was always a great guest. She was so beautiful and funny as well as a great actress.
I never knew she had such a fantastic sense of humor!! She's awesomely funny!
I often wish we could go back to the 70s and live it all over again.
It was fun! I wish!
Amen......not under constant surveillance...great cartoons...cool bikes....no school uniforms.....great tv shows.....had to go to an arcade to play video games....coke tasted better.....rock concerts with real rock bands.....and on and on.
It was a great time to grow up. I kind of wish that I could have been an adult during that time.
Eva's Ivy Amen!!! I wish I never left!!!!
the greatest decade - many of us have that wish it was a special time...
I love her voice!
Smoke two packs of cigarettes a day and you can have a voice like hers too
I laughed when Johnny talks about how he thinks pet funerals are a waste of money. But these stars have there over priced houses with too many rooms and that’s not 😂😂
Who here watched The Bob Newhart Show cause they had a crush on Suzanne.....Stand up and be recognized!
Me...me....me!!!!!!
Me too. I get the vibe she and Johnny "knew" eachother quite well.
Or maybe just after this, the "interview" continued.
I was a fan of Ms. Pleshette. What an actress. From the birds to the queen of mean...she is a hell of an actress. Wish she was still here. May she R.I.P.
Amazing how Carson show lasted for so long. It was a testament of how successful it was. I didn’t start to watch the show until the 1980s and I was hooked.
I watched his show every night for almost tge entire 25 years he was in. Always a class act, and funny. Loved the show.
1st two sentences are a tautology.
Very...cool and calm...lady..smooth and classy...
I love Johnny's jacket. Suzanne was so elegant, enjoy her wit.
Rest easy Suzanne, rest easy, we miss you.
The Bob and Suzanne Newhart Show, one of the great comedies of all time.
Hey kids! this is what the 1970s looked like. The colors, clothes, furniture.
there is Johnny Carson.. then everybody else. he is the king.
She had a beautiful voice here. As she got older it became more deep and "husky". Unfortunately, she smoked way too much and eventually caused her early demise. She was a beautiful, talented woman. may she rest peacefully.
The shows were 1 1/2 hours back then, as the style was more casual conversation than the short, hurried prepared laughs in today's late-night talk shows
My old man (i.e., father) remembered her (i.e., Suzanne Pleshette) from Syracuse University where she only attended for one semester. He graduated as a Civil Engineer may he RIP.
My dad and I watched the show for the same reason, Suzanne. He just didn't know it at the time. 😁💕
such a beauty but what a voice!
heavy smoker
I always LOVED her!!!
Get me a damn time machine...now!!
Johnny loved her because she never stops talking 😊what a beautiful woman!
Thanks for posting so fast. I just watched this May 15th on AntennaTV. I wanted to hear Suzanne's poem again. Terrific!
Suzanne in a 70s fashion outfit ..she always was chatty and with a fascination with Johnny
Conversations on talk shows seemed more real back then. Celebrities seemed more like normal people.
They were so much classier and sophisticated in those days. And they had a magic that seemed universal in the 70s
The whole world was better back then
Rest in Peace, Suzanne!
Suzanne was my teen crush, she was what I thought a real woman was supposed to be like.
Really ?
She was very beautiful.
What is 'a real woman' to you?
Agreed. she is beautiful without any help.
@@MarlaLukofsky7 I believe he just said.. Suzanne Pleshette...
She is so beautiful every time I see her I fall apart.
9:52 is the best poem! She was so witty! I am the spouse that hates to fly and my husband goes everywhere by plane without me.
The seventies were the pinnacle of the Carson show
A beautiful woman and a true lady.
Loved her on the Bob Newhart Show.
My physical type has always been short haired brunettes. And I trace that back to watching the Bob Newhart Show when I was very young...like five. I remember thinking Suzanne Pleshette was the most beautiful woman in the world.
She'll always be Pilar to me -- beautiful and graceful, yet down to earth...and doomed.
Wow they really had a great repartee’. The mark of 2 true professionals. Almost like the audience was an afterthought. 2 friends breaking each other up over life’s foibles.
Suzanne best laugh ever
Emily Blunt is today's Suzanne Pleshette. Two Gorgeous, Talented, Quirky Real human beings
I miss Suzanne, may Emily live a looong life.
She is The Wow!
Always loved Suzanne. Such beauty and talent.
This was before she became a basso profundo. Cigarettes did the same thing to Lucy.
The story goes that when William Dozier was casting for the Batman 60s TV show he wanted Suzanne Pleshette for the role of Catwoman. However, apparently her agent and Mr. Dozier couldn't agree on a contract so they cast Julie Newmar instead
Love Suzanne!!!!!!!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
wow.
Love her laugh. Miss her.
Suzanne Pleshette (Nueva York, 31 de enero de 1937-Los Ángeles, California; 19 de enero de 2008) fue una actriz estadounidense. Fue la hija única del que fue el director de los teatros de la Paramount en Nueva York, en la época de las grandes orquestas.Influida por la profesión de su padre, Pleshette decidió ya de niña ser actriz, y comenzó a estudiar a los 12 años en la Escuela de Interpretación de Nueva York , e hizo sus primeros pinitos como actriz en un teatro del vecindario. Después siguió estudiando en la Universidad de Syracuse, y en otras varias instituciones dedicadas a la enseñanza de la interpretación.
watch her movie "A rage to live", sooo good a real beautiful lady
She had an amazing rear!
I remember her appearances on the Carson show in my youth when Johnny would light her up, but I have not seen any of them on TH-cam for some reason. She'd come on and take out her flat silver cigarette case, extract a cig from it with her gorgeous, long silvery nails, put it between her lips and get lit. What I would do to see her smoking appearances on his show here. Sexiest smoker/actress ever in my opinion. Her heavy smoking killed her, but I bet she enjoyed each and every pleasure stick she smoked.
9:50 "I'll blow another sponsor for you."
Was she making a sexy joke? I love her, especially in Newhart, perfection.
4:25 She mentions "Pink's Hot Dogs" in LA
I'm thinking after the show they had some fun
One of my favorite hottest from back in the day
Did Johnny try and sneak a quick hit off a cigarette when he thought he was off camera?
When the show was on in New York he was more open about it. During the 70s, sometimes you would see him take a quick drag when they broke for a commercial. I think he quit sometime in the early 80s.
Ironically, Suzanne Pleshette was featured on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson more than any actresses at the time.
What is ironic about that?
@@danacoleman4007Took the words out of my mouth. Aside from her being an outgoing humorous popular guest, she and Carson were also friends. People use words they don't know the meaning of.
hard to believe they are all dead now....
I know, creepy huh?
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Miss Pleshette is a great performer. Beautiful, great figure especially that Backside, sexy smoker's voice who smoked seductively!
All the classy Hollywood stars knew that carbs made them fat! This was before Atkins and Keto 7:35
- 7:56
I'll never understand the fascination with the color of green during those days. I'm sure it meant something.
Green meant "nature" back then.. .and everything was supposed to be 'natural" to keep the hippies happy.
Love Johnny's jacket. The tie ? Not so much.
I was always crazy about Miss Pleshette, she so gorgeous and nicely built, with her sexy smoker's voice!
Until she and her husband at the time, Tom Poston, both died from lung cancer.. then not so sexy.
And fantastic comedy timing! She should have won an Emmy.
Actually, she could have been the next Liz Taylor.
Lobster bone!?
Aaaahhh, the early 1970s. ......See that, kids (00:41)? That's called shag carpeting.
......Wha- ....what the...?!? (2:38 and 5:11) .....Well, you just don't see that anymore, do you? ....Instead of a bucket of KFC chicken it should have been a pack of ciggies he was promoting at the end of the segment!
Ironically she played a lung cancer patient in an episode of medical center who recovered.
What year was this appearance on Carson, 1975?
Actually, this was from 1974.
May 24th, to be exact.
Sultry.
Aerophobia - fear of flying in an airplane.
What's up with that suit, Johnny? Yikes!
I love Susanne byt this interview is boring!!
Those old lady hair styles are not flattering.
What? It was 1974, she was 37 and her do was the in thing and looked great!
It would today!
Those awful lobster bones.
Hairstyle, heavy make-up, and horrid pants suit did her a disservice.
What?
Suzanne was a stellar actress and beautiful woman.
@rick3747 What? E = Mc². That's as relevant your comment as yours is to mine.
Suz Ann
Sneaks a drag on his cigarette...so rude!
I'd have lit one for her.
Love Suzanne...❤
She was a homewrecker