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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson is a talk show hosted by Johnny Carson under The Tonight Show franchise from 1962 to 1992. It originally aired during late-night. For its first ten years, Carson's Tonight Show was based in New York City with occasional trips to Burbank, California; in May 1972, the show moved permanently to Burbank, California. In 2002, The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson was ranked #12 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time.
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Episode 1 - Show #4412
October. 01,1991
Episode 2 - Show #4413
October. 02,1991
Episode 3 - Show #4414
October. 03,1991
Episode 4 - Show #4415
October. 08,1991
Episode 5 - Show #4416
October. 09,1991
Episode 6 - Show #4417
October. 10,1991
Episode 7 - Show #4418
October. 11,1991
Episode 8 - Show #4419
October. 14,1991
Episode 9 - Show #4420
October. 15,1991
Episode 10 - Show #4421
October. 16,1991
Episode 11 - Show #4422
October. 17,1991
Episode 12 - Show #4423
October. 18,1991
Episode 13 - Show #4424
October. 29,1991
Episode 14 - Show #4425
October. 30,1991
Episode 15 - Show #4426
October. 31,1991
Episode 16 - Show #4427
November. 01,1991
Episode 17 - Show #4428
November. 05,1991
Episode 18 - Show #4429
November. 06,1991
Episode 19 - Show #4430
November. 07,1991
Episode 20 - Show #4431
November. 08,1991
Episode 21 - Show #4432
November. 12,1991
Episode 22 - Show #4433
November. 13,1991
Episode 23 - Show #4434
November. 14,1991
Episode 24 - Show #4435
November. 15,1991
Episode 25 - Show #4436
November. 19,1991
Episode 26 - Show #4437
November. 20,1991
Episode 27 - Show #4438
November. 21,1991
Episode 28 - Show #4439
November. 22,1991
Episode 29 - Show #4440
November. 25,1991
Episode 30 - Show #4441
November. 26,1991
Episode 31 - Show #4442
November. 27,1991
Episode 32 - Show #4443
November. 28,1991
Episode 33 - Show #4444
November. 29,1991
Episode 34 - Show #4445
December. 03,1991
Episode 35 - Show #4446
December. 04,1991
Episode 36 - Show #4447
December. 06,1991
Episode 37 - Show #4448
December. 10,1991
Episode 38 - Show #4449
December. 11,1991
Episode 39 - Show #4450
December. 12,1991
Episode 40 - Show #4451
December. 13,1991
Episode 41 - Show #4452
December. 17,1991
Episode 42 - Show #4453
December. 18,1991
Episode 43 - Show #4454
December. 19,1991
Episode 44 - Show #4455
December. 20,1991
Episode 45 - Show #4456
December. 30,1991
Episode 46 - Show #4457
December. 31,1991
Episode 47 - Show #4458
January. 01,1992
Episode 48 - Show #4459
January. 02,1992
Episode 49 - Show #4460
January. 03,1992
Episode 50 - Show #4461
January. 07,1992
Episode 51 - Show #4462
January. 08,1992
Episode 52 - Show #4463
January. 09,1992
Episode 53 - Show #4464
January. 10,1992
Episode 54 - Show #4465
January. 14,1992
Episode 55 - Show #4466
January. 15,1992
Episode 56 - Show #4467
January. 16,1992
Episode 57 - Show #4468
January. 17,1992
Episode 58 - Show #4469
January. 28,1992
Episode 59 - Show #4470
January. 29,1992
Episode 60 - Show #4471
January. 30,1992
Episode 61 - Show #4472
January. 31,1992
Episode 62 - Show #4473
February. 04,1992
Episode 63 - Show #4474
February. 05,1992
Episode 64 - Show #4475
February. 06,1992
Episode 65 - Show #4476
February. 07,1992
Episode 66 - Show #4477
February. 11,1992
Episode 67 - Show #4478
February. 13,1992
Episode 68 - Show #4479
February. 14,1992
Episode 69 - Show #4480
February. 18,1992
Episode 70 - Show #4481
February. 19,1992
Episode 71 - Show #4482
February. 20,1992
Episode 72 - Show #4483
February. 21,1992
Episode 73 - Show #4484
February. 24,1992
Episode 74 - Show #4485
February. 25,1992
Episode 75 - Show #4486
February. 26,1992
Episode 76 - Show #4487
February. 27,1992
Episode 77 - Show #4488
February. 28,1992
Episode 78 - Show #4489
March. 03,1992
Episode 79 - Show #4490
March. 04,1992
Episode 80 - Show #4491
March. 05,1992
Episode 81 - Show #4492
March. 06,1992
Episode 82 - Show #4493
March. 10,1992
Episode 83 - Show #4494
March. 11,1992
Episode 84 - Show #4495
March. 12,1992
Episode 85 - Show #4496
March. 13,1992
Episode 86 - Show #4497
March. 17,1992
Episode 87 - Show #4498
March. 18,1992
Episode 88 - Show #4499
March. 19,1992
Episode 89 - Show #4500
March. 20,1992
Episode 90 - Show #4501
March. 23,1992
Episode 91 - Show #4502
March. 24,1992
Episode 92 - Show #4503
March. 25,1992
Episode 93 - Show #4504
March. 26,1992
Episode 94 - Show #4505
March. 27,1992
Episode 95 - Show #4506
March. 31,1992
Episode 96 - Show #4507
April. 01,1992
Episode 97 - Show #4508
April. 02,1992
Episode 98 - Show #4509
April. 03,1992
Episode 99 - Show #4510
April. 07,1992
Episode 100 - Show #4511
April. 08,1992
Episode 101 - Show #4512
April. 09,1992
Episode 102 - Show #4513
April. 10,1992
Episode 103 - Show #4514
April. 14,1992
Episode 104 - Show #4515
April. 15,1992
Episode 105 - Show #4516
April. 16,1992
Episode 106 - Show #4517
April. 17,1992
Episode 107 - Show #4518
April. 28,1992
Episode 108 - Show #4519
April. 29,1992
Episode 109 - Show #4520
May. 05,1992
Episode 110 - Show #4521
May. 06,1992
Episode 111 - Show #4522
May. 07,1992
Episode 112 - Show #4523
May. 08,1992
Episode 113 - Show #4524
May. 12,1992
Episode 114 - Show #4525
May. 13,1992
Episode 115 - Show #4526
May. 14,1992
Episode 116 - Show #4527
May. 15,1992
Episode 117 - Show #4528
May. 19,1992
Episode 118 - Show #4529
May. 20,1992
Episode 119 - Show #4530
May. 21,1992
Episode 120 - Show #4531
May. 22,1992
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