Johnny Carson - Schtick with Jerry Lewis and Ed McMahon | 1977 | MDA Telethon
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Watch Johnny Carson perform some schtick with Jerry Lewis and Ed McMahon during the 1977 MDA Labor Day Telethon! This is a hilarious routine guaranteed to have you rolling on the floor!
The MDA Labor Day Telethon was an enchanting yearly variety show that ran for half a century. Hosted for many years by Jerry Lewis, the telethon featured top stars from the world of music, comedy, and Broadway and was like no other show on earth.
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All 3 gone, but not forgotten RIP Ed, Jerry, & Johnny.
I did not know Johnny was ever on the telethon.Tremendous entertainment.
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He did the same spot for several years from the late '60s throughout the '70s. I think 1980 was the last Carson appearance on the Telethon.
That telethon did so much for MD. People say a lot of negative things about Jerry Lewis - he was a very complex person - but he had an incredible heart and inestimable ability to make people laugh. Martin loved him. Sinatra loved him. Carson loved him. And the countless he helped loved him. That's really all which needs to be said.
2:01 I Jerry having a convulsion? LMAO!
1:43 Ed's laugh is hilariously "infectious." LOL. Thanks for sharing.
So great!
1:14 8:34 Jerry getting "Touchy/Feely" with Johnny. Ouch. LOL.
JERRY LEWIS 16 DE MARZO DE 1926 20 DE AGOSTO DE 2017 91 AÑOS
Great videos do you have any video of wayne newton 1976 or 77 I have seen wayne of 75
1:15 Ed zings Johnny.
2:15 Ed rips on Johnny.
Ed’s bow tie isn’t quite big enough
All 3 gone, but not forgotten RIP Ed, Jerry, & Johnny.
All 3 gone, but not forgotten RIP Ed, Jerry, & Johnny.