In 1977, Ed McMahon bless him, was three sheets to the wind after a few too many adult beverages at lunch — leaving Johnny in an amused & bemused pickle.
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You gotta love the 70’s.
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Only DON RICKLES could’ve gotten away with pranking FRANK SINATRA the way Old Blue Eyes describes it on
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The time LUCILLE BALL — who left us 37yrs ago today, aged 77 — managed to catch up with her son Desi Arnaz Jr. on the most watched TV programme in America.
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JOHNNY CARSON (1974)
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Lethal Weapon (1987) originally had a much darker introduction for Martin Riggs.
In a deleted scene, he confronts a sniper targeting children, calmly answering the phone with: “Hello? Mister Sniper, sir.”