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The Johnny Carson Show, also known as "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson," began in 1962. Johnny Carson took over as host from Jack Paar and went on to become one of the most iconic late-night television hosts in history. His tenure on the show lasted until 1992.

He told me before his show today that he was once given 1,000 free pairs of knee high light socks and he has been wearing them ever since.

According to his assistant, Stephanie Birkitt, the socks are actually light gray, and he has never given anyone a straight answer as to why he wears them. Once, on a dare (hers), he wore fluorescent pink socks on the show.

One credible though unsubstantiated theory is that the socks are a subtle protest: When Letterman moved to CBS, his new contract stipulated that he (as well as Paul Schaeffer and all male band members) wear a suit or coat and tie on the air. (At NBC he typically wore slacks and a sweater.) The contract said nothing about socks, however; so, the theory goes, his light gray socks are a passive and humorous form of rebellion against the CBS dress code.

The guest who appeared most frequently on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" was comedian Bob Hope, with over 130 appearances. Other notable frequent guests included actor and singer Bing Crosby, actress Joan Rivers, and comedian Don Rickles. These guests were favorites of Johnny Carson and helped contribute to the show's success over the years.

Well, honey, some people might find David Letterman annoying because of his sarcastic humor or his sometimes awkward interviews. But hey, comedy is subjective, so what annoys one person might crack up another. At the end of the day, it's all about personal taste, so if he's not your cup of tea, just change the channel and move on with your fabulous life.

Guests on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" did not typically get paid to appear on the show. The show provided a platform for celebrities and public figures to promote their work and connect with a wide audience, which often resulted in increased visibility and opportunities for the guests. In some cases, guests may have received compensation for their appearances through their agents or as part of a promotional agreement, but it was not a standard practice for the show.

Oh, dude, Ellen DeGeneres actually did date a man back in the day. Yeah, before she came out as gay, she was in a relationship with a guy. But hey, love is love, right? Like, who cares who she dated as long as she's happy now.

It looks like it is from long term use of a sleep apnea (CPAP) apparatus. The marks from the straps can remain for hours especially if one is prone to fluid retention. Oprah is a busy woman and it's a small price to pay for a good night's sleep.

Oh, dude, like, Jimmy Spencer lives in a house. I mean, unless he's crashing at a friend's place or camping in the wilderness, you know? But like, if you're trying to track him down, maybe start with Google Maps or something. Good luck on your detective mission!

Ah, the wonderful world of Johnny Carson! He had several memorable characters on his show, such as Art Fern, Floyd R. Turbo, and Aunt Blabby. Each character brought their own unique charm and humor to "The Tonight Show," creating moments that still bring smiles to our faces today.

The weddings on Jerry Springer's TV show are typically ceremonial and not legally binding. In order for a marriage to be legal, it must comply with the laws and regulations of the state or country where the marriage takes place. The weddings on the show are often for entertainment purposes and may not involve the necessary legal requirements to be considered valid marriages. It is important for couples to ensure they follow the proper legal procedures to have a legally recognized marriage.

No, Jay Leno did not serve in the Vietnam War. He was born in 1950, making him too young to have served in the conflict, which took place from 1955 to 1975. Leno did, however, graduate from high school in 1968, the same year the Tet Offensive occurred in Vietnam.

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Johnny Carson's phobia of backing into a doorknob was known as "knokephobia." This term is a combination of the word "knob" and the Greek word "phobos," meaning fear. Carson famously mentioned this fear on his late-night talk show, "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson."

Dr. Phil McGraw has written several books, some of which include "Self Matters: Creating Your Life from the Inside Out," "Life Code: The New Rules for Winning in the Real World," and "Relationship Rescue: A Seven-Step Strategy for Reconnecting with Your Partner."

According to 'Talkers Magazine,' the number one radio talk show host of all time is Rush Limbaugh. He was a prominent conservative commentator and host of "The Rush Limbaugh Show" before passing away in 2021.

You can find the Saturday Night Live skit featuring Chris Rock as Arsenio Hall on the official Saturday Night Live YouTube channel or on the NBC website under the Saturday Night Live section. You can also check streaming platforms that offer SNL content.

It's Italian, not French. Sam says "Ti consiglio di fare gli auguri di compleanno a Carly ora altrimenti ti spezzo le gambe!"

(Roughly translates to "I suggest you tell Carly 'happy birthday' or I'll break your legs!")