Donald Sutherland/Martin Mull

Épisode diffusé le 13 mai 1983
TV-14
38min

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Johnny Carson and Martin Mull in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDonald Sutherland discusses becoming accustomed to public recognition; Martin Mull performs stand-up and talks about his paintings. Johnny plays a governor corresponding with an old friend, ... Tout lireDonald Sutherland discusses becoming accustomed to public recognition; Martin Mull performs stand-up and talks about his paintings. Johnny plays a governor corresponding with an old friend, and a commercial spokesman for an album.Donald Sutherland discusses becoming accustomed to public recognition; Martin Mull performs stand-up and talks about his paintings. Johnny plays a governor corresponding with an old friend, and a commercial spokesman for an album.

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Johnny Carson: [after Martin Mull's performance] Did a light go out when you were sitting out there? One of our lights also went out.
Martin Mull: How'd I look?
Johnny Carson: You looked very nice.
Martin Mull: Really?
Ed McMahon: Nice in shadows.
Martin Mull: Kind of a swarthy kind of quality?
Johnny Carson: Kind of gives you that, y'know, medieval type of quality. Is NBC trying to tell us something? The tape disappeared, the light...
Martin Mull: Yeah, I heard those tapes are missing.
Johnny Carson: This is the way, you know, when you're on your way out.
Martin Mull: I think what you ought to do is keep those tapes missing for weeks and weeks and weeks, get a lot of press behind it, and run it as a special.
Johnny Carson: [laughs] Just the two tapes.