The Johnny Carson Show: Comic Legends of the '80s

John Candy stops by with screen icon Maureen O'Hara. Plus, Jim Valvano appears and Johnny gives up smoking in the monologue.

Johnny isn't interested in what Charles Grodin has to say, but you might be. B.B. King and Amy Yasbeck also grace the couch.

Witness Dave Thomas' Bob Hope and Andrew Dice Clay impressions. Plus: Buddy Hackett tells jokes and Teresa Ganzel also appears.

Actor Bonnie Hunt; actor Cathy Ladman; actor and comedian Martin Short.

Chevy Chase is afraid of snakes and spiders! Plus, John Sutter and Thalassa Cruso stop by and Johnny jokes about a supermarket sushi shoplifter.

Actor Dana Carvey; actor Joe Garagiola; actor David Teitelbaum; Jack Saltzberg.

Abbe Jaye; actor Paul Sorvino; actor Jon Lovitz.

Actor Dan Aykroyd; comic Bobby Kelton; actress Helen Shaver.

Ellen DeGeneres does stand-up and Eddie Murphy talks Beverly Hills Cop II. Jane Leeves also stops by.

Actor Christopher Reeve; comic Dana Carvey; comic Frank Olivier.

Actor Chevy Chase; critics Siskel & Ebert.

Actor Charles Grodin; comic Dom Irrera; Tommy Walton.

Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger; comic Billy Crystal; magician Michael Ammar.

Rosie Greis; comic Steven Wright.

Father Guido Sarducci; film critics Siskel & Ebert; Robin Barnett.

This turbo-charged episode featured the comedy triumvirate of David Letterman, Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd. So many jokes, so little time.

To celebrate turning 40 Chevy Chase joins Johnny to talk about his new movie, Fletch.

The king of dry humor, Steven Wright talks about everything from his girlfriend to filming a small part in his first movie.

Actor Robert Blake; comic Louie Anderson; actress Selma Diamond.

Fellow late night host David Letterman stops by to talk about muggings in New York and earthquakes in Los Angeles. Scot Morris also stops by.

Charles Grodin talks about working with “tough guy” Charles Bronson. Stand-up comedian Brad talks about the challenges of dating when you’re 6’9”.

Frequent guest Charles Grodin discusses his movie The Lonely Guy, which also stars Steve Martin. Also featured are radio legends Bob & Ray.

Chevy Chase not only promotes his movie, National Lampoon’s Vacation, but brings a tennis racquet on stage and demonstrates his serve.

Eddie Murphy discusses his hero Richard Pryor, and talks about his film Trading Places.