Johnny Carson - His Favorite Moments from The Tonight Show - '70s & '80s, The Master of Laughs [VHS]

Manufacturer: Walt Disney Video

Highlights from the 1980s and 1990s, including the Final Show.

Manufacturer: Buena Vista Home Video

The Johnny Carson Collection VHS

Manufacturer: Buena Vista Home Ent

Stand Up Debuts from the Tonight Show

Manufacturer: Rhino

Manufacturer: Sony Music (Video)

VHS Tape

Manufacturer: Real Entertainment

Love triangles? That's old news. Try love quintets. Try one involving your girlfriend, her best friend and your half-cousin, your male best friend, and his lover, who happens to look like a Prince-wannabe. Welcome to the world of Jerry Springer--the king of the schlock TV talk show. If you're only going to buy one Jerry Springer tape, this is the must-have. Not only do we get Jerry himself, sitting in his office chair while puffing on a stogie, telling us the behind-the-scenes tidbits (for instance, the show actually was meant to be a serious talk show replacement for Phil Donahue's slot), but we get clips of the many wild shows, including the one Jerry considers his most outrageous: "I Cut Off My Manhood." (The guest in this one, tired of being preyed on by another man, turned his pruning clippers to his own body, relieving himself of his, well, "manhood" to discourage his stalker.) In 65 minutes, see highlights from shows such as "I Need to Tell You This," "Confronting One-Night Stands," "I'm Sleeping with Your Man," and the ever-popular "Guess What ... I'm a Man!" This is by far the tamest of the on-video Springers--the curse words are still bleeped out--but the peeks at Jerry and his stage manager and his director of security make this most well-rounded and interesting. --Jenny Brown

Manufacturer: Hbo Home Video Brand: ROCK,CHRIS

Chris Rock's stand-up comedy act.Genre: Performing Arts - ConcertsRating: UNRelease Date: 2-APR-2002Media Type: DVD

Manufacturer: Carson Entertainment

This Classic "Lost" Episode of the Tonight Show is regarded as one of the most hilarious in television history. In March of 1969, Johnny Carson took the show on the road from its home in New York City to NBC's Studio One in Burbank, CA. When Bob Hope and Dean Martin decided to drop in unannounced, the antics that followed are now a part of show business legend!