Bob Newhart recently passed away. I took the opportunity to listen to his autobiography - he did the narration. It was wonderful. In the book, he discusses this very interview. It made lasting impression on Bob.
What's not to love about Bob! Great clean humor! The first I heard him was at least 60 years ago at my grandma's house on a record, talking about being a driving instructor. At 70 plus years old I'm lucky to make it from my chair to the refrigerator and remember what I want to get ;)
Happy belated 94th birthday, Bob. I’m so happy we still have a living legend, sadly, Mr. Newhart lost his wife Ginny. I’m sad to learn of the passing of the legendary Bob Newhart, he’s with his beloved Ginny and dear friends again. 😢
R.I.P. Bob Newhart (September 5, 1929 - July 18, 2024) You're with Eva Gobor, John Candy, and Don Rickles again. Hopefully you guys can do a Rescuers 3 up there when my time comes. Fly high, you guys.
Those guys are clearly good buddies and are having fun with the whole awkwardness schtick. At one point, Carson really milks it, just lets it go completely quiet and then sits there and sips his coffee, but he's shaking so hard with suppressed laughter that he has to turn away so he doesn't spit his coffee all over. I love watching these two guys together.
In the late 1950's {if this is still out there in 200 yrs} Bob had a friend that lived on Wilson Ave. just west of the river in Chicago. He was just starting out but everytime the word got out that he was visiting the neighborhood kids would hope to see him.
It’s interesting that The Rescuers Down Under was Disney’s first animated sequel, it’s hard to imagine a time when Disney didn’t make sequels to any of their animated films before, and I guess The Rescuers was one of the more financially successful films during the period after Walt’s death and Leonard Marlin said that The Rescuers was the start of the new age of Disney animators for Glen Keane and Ron Clements and so on. It’s funny how of all Disney movies, Newhart calls The Rescuers the Rocky of Disney films. Little did we know that soon every Disney film both old and new would have some sort of sequel or remake.
George Robert Newhart (Oak Park, Illinois, 05 de septiembre de 1929- 18 de julio de 2024 ) es un comediante y actor estadounidense conocido por su inexpresividad y tartamudez. En 1960 su álbum de monólogos cómicos, The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart, se convirtió en un éxito de ventas mundial y alcanzó el número uno en la lista de álbumes pop de Billboard; sigue siendo uno de los álbumes de comedia más vendido en la historia, el 20º. El siguiente álbum, The Button-Down Mind Strikes Back!, también fue un éxito, y los dos álbumes ocuparon los puestos número uno y número dos de Billboard simultáneamente. 94 AÑOS.
Not one of Johnny Carson's best nights. It's like he doesn't know where to begin the conversation, and they're hemming and hawing, trying to get through the show without saying anything interesting.
Bob Newhart recently passed away. I took the opportunity to listen to his autobiography - he did the narration. It was wonderful. In the book, he discusses this very interview. It made lasting impression on Bob.
What's not to love about Bob!
Great clean humor!
The first I heard him was at least 60 years ago at my grandma's house on a record, talking about being a driving instructor.
At 70 plus years old I'm lucky to make it from my chair to the refrigerator and remember what I want to get ;)
Bob and Johnny worked so well together. Classic comedy.
The interviews between Johnny and Bob were second to none. RIP Bob.
Happy belated 94th birthday, Bob. I’m so happy we still have a living legend, sadly, Mr. Newhart lost his wife Ginny.
I’m sad to learn of the passing of the legendary Bob Newhart, he’s with his beloved Ginny and dear friends again. 😢
Bob is and was a classic. Always will be.. Love you Bob ❤❤👍
R.I.P. Bob Newhart (September 5, 1929 - July 18, 2024)
You're with Eva Gobor, John Candy, and Don Rickles again. Hopefully you guys can do a Rescuers 3 up there when my time comes. Fly high, you guys.
Those guys are clearly good buddies and are having fun with the whole awkwardness schtick. At one point, Carson really milks it, just lets it go completely quiet and then sits there and sips his coffee, but he's shaking so hard with suppressed laughter that he has to turn away so he doesn't spit his coffee all over. I love watching these two guys together.
RIP Bob Newhart and prayers for him, his family, and friends. 🙏
Is the great Comic I've listened to for years and years thank you for that video love it love you
In the late 1950's {if this is still out there in 200 yrs} Bob had a friend that lived on Wilson Ave. just west of the river in Chicago. He was just starting out but everytime the word got out that he was visiting the neighborhood kids would hope to see him.
Too funny...they both played the part so well..what's the theme? Blinking? 😂😂
Johnny Carson talks about providing the voice for Stuart Little. This was in 1966 or 1968. a video can be found with a UA-cam search.
RIP, Bob Newhart.
God bless you Bob Newhart
It’s interesting that The Rescuers Down Under was Disney’s first animated sequel, it’s hard to imagine a time when Disney didn’t make sequels to any of their animated films before, and I guess The Rescuers was one of the more financially successful films during the period after Walt’s death and Leonard Marlin said that The Rescuers was the start of the new age of Disney animators for Glen Keane and Ron Clements and so on. It’s funny how of all Disney movies, Newhart calls The Rescuers the Rocky of Disney films. Little did we know that soon every Disney film both old and new would have some sort of sequel or remake.
Frozen II, Ralph Breaks the Internet.
@@jwelch5742both long after the rescuers… both are YEARS AFTER actually. But surely to knew that
It's Time For Me To Go Back To The Past To Fix The Ending Of The Rescuers Down It Would Be Like A Movie Back to the Future
Rest In Peace Bob.
The most ironic thing is Carson was often at his best when he felt he was “dying”.
George Robert Newhart (Oak Park, Illinois, 05 de septiembre de 1929- 18 de julio de 2024 ) es un comediante y actor estadounidense conocido por su inexpresividad y tartamudez. En 1960 su álbum de monólogos cómicos, The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart, se convirtió en un éxito de ventas mundial y alcanzó el número uno en la lista de álbumes pop de Billboard; sigue siendo uno de los álbumes de comedia más vendido en la historia, el 20º. El siguiente álbum, The Button-Down Mind Strikes Back!, también fue un éxito, y los dos álbumes ocuparon los puestos número uno y número dos de Billboard simultáneamente.
94 AÑOS.
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I love Johnny, watched him a long time. But Johnny isn't too bright sometimes.
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Here's Johnny's Stuart Little from 1968:
ua-cam.com/video/7-2YaUFizzo/v-deo.html
What an ego-- Carson was so rude, putting down Bob's Disney movie role and parade MC. Bob was a huge comic talent.
You should read Newhart's autobiography. He recalls this interview fondly
Not one of Johnny Carson's best nights. It's like he doesn't know where to begin the conversation, and they're hemming and hawing, trying to get through the show without saying anything interesting.