How many times has a member of the Honeymooners cast appeared on Johnny Carson?

[Frank Gannucci]

I just got Antenna TV. I know Antenna showed some episodes of Carson with Gleason interviews and Carney interviews but I am sure there is more that Antenna didn’t air.

[Frank Gannucci]

Well I found out that Art Carney made an appearance in Jan. 1975.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Frank Gannucci

Well I found out that Art Carney made an appearance in Jan. 1975.

Jackie Gleason 1985

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Frank Gannucci

Well I found out that Art Carney made an appearance in Jan. 1975.

Joyce Randolph and Audrey Meadows never appeared

[Frank Gannucci]

Originally Posted by TVFactFan

Jackie Gleason 1985

I know that. Thank you. I did record that episode from Antenna TV. It was a good episode. Shows you how much time has changed.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Frank Gannucci

I know that. Thank you. I did record that episode from Antenna TV. It was a good episode. Shows you how much time has changed.

Seems like it made more sense to have Johnny Carson come on at 11:30pm but Antenna TV tends to have programming issues

[TeeVeeCloset]

I produced a syndicated comedy series for a low power tv station group called "Channel America" in the mid 1990's and taped a wonderful interview with Joyce Randolph, she was a absolute delight, one of the most wonderful nights in my 40 year tv career, she also signed my honeymooners plate and was a true gentle professional. During the interview she talked about the classic 39, the lost episodes, having a recent lunch with Joyce at Sardis, etc. I own the master and copyright to this wonderful extremely rare interview and maintain it on dvd.

[Frank Gannucci]

Originally Posted by TeeVeeCloset

I produced a syndicated comedy series for a low power tv station group called "Channel America" in the mid 1990's and taped a wonderful interview with Joyce Randolph, she was a absolute delight, one of the most wonderful nights in my 40 year tv career, she also signed my honeymooners plate and was a true gentle professional. During the interview she talked about the classic 39, the lost episodes, having a recent lunch with Joyce at Sardis, etc. I own the master and copyright to this wonderful extremely rare interview and maintain it on dvd.

Nice. That must have been an absolute honor for you. I would have been nervous as all get out.

[TSMIV]

Originally Posted by TeeVeeCloset

I produced a syndicated comedy series for a low power tv station group called "Channel America" in the mid 1990's and taped a wonderful interview with Joyce Randolph, she was a absolute delight, one of the most wonderful nights in my 40 year tv career, she also signed my honeymooners plate and was a true gentle professional. During the interview she talked about the classic 39, the lost episodes, having a recent lunch with Joyce at Sardis, etc. I own the master and copyright to this wonderful extremely rare interview and maintain it on dvd.

Cool story! I always thought Trixie was the one sane person in a group of crazies! Lol!

[TeeVeeCloset]

Thank you to the both above posts, It was a very enjoyable evening, and yes we specialized in having classic tv actors/actresses on the program, but joyce was a true legend. Others I had the pleasure to have as guests were John Astin, Peter Tork, Norman Fell/Richard Kline, Jonathan Frid, A My Three Sons mini reunion, Alan Young, Erin Murphy (Tabitha), Al Lewis, Butch Patrick and many more.

It always is very sad when of these legends passes, as i remember our taping with them.

Thank you again for the kind words

[Frank Gannucci]

In case you all are wondering, I got a rare DVD of Art on the Tonight Show from 1975 (unlike the 1974 episode, this one hasn’t been seen in decades and I can tell it’s different from the 1974 episode with different guests) and there is NO mention of Honeymooners bloopers

[TeeVeeCloset]

Originally Posted by TeeVeeCloset

Thank you to the both above posts, It was a very enjoyable evening, and yes we specialized in having classic tv actors/actresses on the program, but joyce was a true legend. Others I had the pleasure to have as guests were John Astin, Peter Tork, Norman Fell/Richard Kline, Jonathan Frid, A My Three Sons mini reunion, Alan Young, Erin Murphy (Tabitha), Al Lewis, Butch Patrick and many more.

It always is very sad when of these legends passes, as i remember our taping with them.

Thank you again for the kind words

Oh almost on-topic Charlie Callas, A Johnny Carson guest legend, appeared a record of four times on my series. He lived in Fort Lee, NJ and was always available as our standby guest when a guest couldn't make it! He was the best and he worked out in my same fort lee gym! A true legend with so many sitcom appearances!

Oh and forgot Kent McCord who spoke of his friendship with Ricky Nelson whom got him an acting start on Ozzie & Harriet.

[Frank Gannucci]

Here’s another clip from another episode where Art made an appearance. I don’t think this episode is on Antenna TV nor do I think it’s on the Pluto TV. Does anyone know if the full episode is available?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Pyv0xb...hubnkgY2Fyc29u

[Frank Gannucci]

The episode is on Shout tv but since all off Carson’s episodes were 90 minutes and this is 46 minutes, this makes me think it’s edited but I don’t know if Art’s appearance was edited. There is NO mention of the Honeymooners

https://watch.shout-tv.com/video/815311?seasonId=31423