List of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson episodes (1992)

The following is a list of episodes of the television series The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson which aired in 1992:

List of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson episodes
Season 1992
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	74
Release
Original network	NBC
Season chronology

1992

January

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
6,541	January 1, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Susan Lucci, Ned Beatty, Michael Richards, Dave Barry	N/A
Kids' Resolutions
6,542	January 2, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Carl Weathers, Jeff Stillman	N/A
Police Blotter
6,543	January 3, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Peter Weller, Tommy Davidson	N/A
Trapezoid Quiz
6,544	January 7, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Danny Glover, Dinah Manoff	Eddie Money
6,545	January 8, 1992	Katie Couric, Larry Miller	Jim Hall
New Year's Resolutions
6,546	January 9, 1992	Tim Conway, Jeff Dunham	Dianne Reeves
Psychic Predictions
6,547	January 10, 1992	David Steinberg, Drew Carey, Regis Philbin	N/A
Blue Cards
6,548	January 14, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Kevin Costner, Cybill Shepherd, Dennis Farina	Kenny Loggins
6,549	January 15, 1992	Christian Slater, Paula Poundstone	Yo-Yo Ma, Bobby McFerrin
Expressions You Never Hear
6,550	January 16, 1992	Keenen Ivory Wayans, Jimmy Brogan, Gene Siskel, Roger Ebert	N/A
Differences Between Men and Women
6,551	January 17, 1992	Jeremy Irons, Louie Anderson, Baxter Black	N/A
Stump the Band
6,552	January 28, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Hal Roach, Tom Skerritt, Ken Burns	Boyz II Men
Elvis Sighting
6,553	January 29, 1992	Melanie Griffith, Tim Allen, William Wegman	N/A
Conversation with The Audience
6,554	January 30, 1992	Michael J. Fox, Mark Schiff, Jim Courier	Trisha Yearwood ("That's What I Like About You" and "The Woman Before Me")
6,555	January 31, 1992	Kevin Bacon, Wayne Cotter, Amanda Plummer	N/A
Zero Gravity Experiments

February

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
6,556	February 4, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Brian Keith, Joey Lawrence, John McLaughlin	N/A
6,557	February 5, 1992	Bob Newhart, Carol Leifer	Bela Fleck & The Flecktones
What I Want From The President
6,558	February 6, 1992	Sean Connery, Jack Coen	Richard Marx
Stump the Band
6,559	February 7, 1992	John Riggi, Edie McClurg	Larry Gatlin
Blue Cards
6,660	February 11, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), William Devane, Elizabeth Ashley	Marc Cohn
6,661	February 13, 1992	Billy Connolly, Richard Jeni	Reba McEntire
In An Average Life
6,662	February 14, 1992	Catfish Grey, Jake Johannsen	Nils Lofgren
Light My Fire
6,663	February 18, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Maria Shriver, George Wallace, Professor Cassidy	N/A
Japanese Products That Failed
6,664	February 19, 1992	Jim Fowler, Dudley Moore	Louie Bellson
Carnac the Magnificent
6,665	February 20, 1992	Chevy Chase, Smothers Brothers	N/A
Stump the Band
6,666	February 21, 1992	Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Douglas	N/A
Blue Cards
6,667	February 24, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Mary-Kate Olsen, Ashley Olsen, Marion Ross	N/A
6,668	February 25, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Diane Ladd, Ian Ziering, Jeff Stilson	N/A
6,669	February 26, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Meredith Baxter, John Spencer	Shelby Lynne
Albums
6,670	February 27, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), John Chancellor, Billy Bragg, Erma Bombeck	N/A
6,671	February 28, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Mark Harmon, Jack Palance	N/A
Trapezoid Quiz

March

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
6,672	March 3, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Brian Dennehy, Jeff Altman	Vanessa Williams
6,673	March 4, 1992	Tom Hanks, Mercedes Ruehl	Al Green
Life's Little Instruction Book
6,674	March 5, 1992	Don Rickles, Calvin Trillin	Five Guys Named Moe
Blue Cards
6,675	March 6, 1992	Richard Benjamin	James Taylor
Recycling Household Items
6,676	March 10, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Warren Beatty	Sophie B. Hawkins
6,677	March 11, 1992	Tony Danza, Paul Gertner	Pete Fountain
You Are The Author
6,678	March 12, 1992	Burt Reynolds, Pete Barbutti, Ahmad Rashād	N/A
Children's Letters to Johnny Carson
6,679	March 13, 1992	Bob Hope, Martin Mull, Teresa Ganzel	N/A
Mighty Carson Art Players - "Tea Time Movie"
6,680	March 17, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Geena Davis, Pierce Brosnan	N/A
Check Bouncers
6,681	March 18, 1992	Marilu Henner, Kevin Pollak	Randy Travis
St. Patrick's Day Toasts
6,682	March 19, 1992	Richard Lewis, Susie Loucks	Leon Redbone
Blue Cards
6,683	March 20, 1992	Woody Harrelson, Blake Clark, Cathy Guisewite	N/A
Tonight Show Exit Poll
6,684	March 23, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Michael Jeter	Roxette
6,685	March 24, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Jonathan Ross	Pam Tillis
Headlines
6,686	March 25, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Willem Dafoe, Norman Lear	N/A
6,687	March 26, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Christopher Reeve, Melissa Gilbert-Brinkman	Mr. Big ("To Be With You")
Congratulations to Victor Christen - 103 Years Old
6,688	March 27, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Armand Assante, Stone Phillips	Bronx Style Bob
Trapezoid Quiz
6,689	March 31, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Jack Palance, Richard Dean Anderson	Celine Dion
Movie Posters

April

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
6,690	April 1, 1992	Patrick Swayze, David Horowitz	Steve Lawrence
Prop Giveaway (Certificate of Authenticity); PR Slogans
6,691	April 2, 1992	Craig T. Nelson, Bob Costas	Michael Crawford ("The Music of the Night")
Prop Giveaway (Swiss Army Knife); Buttocks Descriptions
6,692	April 3, 1992	Charles Grodin, John Mendoza	k.d. lang
Prop Giveaway (Hussein A Flush); Blue Cards
6,693	April 7, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), Cybill Shepherd, Chris Noth, Lisa Taylor	Mark Chesnutt
6,694	April 8, 1992	Emma Thompson, Steven Wright	Dolly Parton
Floyd R. Turbo - Rebuttal
6,695	April 9, 1992	James Woods, Ted Koppel	Stevie Wonder
Talk with Doc
6,696	April 10, 1992	Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Bowman	Little Village
El Mouldo
6,697	April 14, 1992	Jay Leno (guest host), John Goodman, Dick Clark	Chic
6,698	April 15, 1992	Rodney Dangerfield, Beau Bridges	Bernadette Peters ("Come Rain Or Come Shine" and "What'll I Do")
Graduating The Audience
6,699	April 16, 1992	Tom Selleck, John McEnroe	Ray Charles
Prop Giveaway (Nathan Hall sweater, Napoleon's bathing trunks, giant finger)
6,700	April 17, 1992	Don Johnson, Amanda Plummer	Christopher Parkening
Final Prop Spot with Asteroid
6,701	April 28, 1992	Jerry Seinfeld, Carl Reiner	B.B. King ("The Blues Come Over Me" and "I'm Moving On")
Walter Cronkite Sketch (sketch from 1981)
6,702	April 29, 1992	Bill Cosby, Bob Saget	Harry Connick, Jr.
Bar Room Brawl Sketch (from 1968) (4/30/92 & 5/1/92 pre-empted for NBC News coverage of Los Angeles riots)

May

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
6,703	May 5, 1992	Jonathan Winters, Dame Edna Everage	Jimmy Buffett ("Money Back Guarantee")
Performing Bird Montage
6,704	May 6, 1992	Steve Martin, Farrah Fawcett	The Temptations
Tarzan Sketch (from 1981)
6,705	May 7, 1992	Madeline Kahn, Buddy Hackett	Diane Schuur
Playback of Sketches (Patton and Doc/Thanksgiving)
6,706	May 8, 1992	Garry Shandling, George Foreman	N/A
Playback of Who's On First, Pies, and Pie Outtakes
6,707	May 12, 1992	Bob Newhart, Magic Johnson	Lyle Lovett
Playback of Comic President
6,708	May 13, 1992	George Carlin, Liv Ullmann	Gloria Estefan - "Nayib's Song (I Am Here for You)"
Playback- Sports Montage
6,709	May 14, 1992	Michael Keaton, Martin Short, Teri Garr	N/A
Copper Clappers/Jack Webb Sketch (from 1968)
6,710	May 15, 1992	Clint Eastwood, David Letterman, Bob Hope [1]	N/A
Thesaurus Writers Funeral (from 1990)
6,711	May 19, 1992	Mel Brooks, Jack Lemmon[2]	Tony Bennett performed ("I'll Be Seeing You" and "I Left My Heart In San Francisco")
Playback of Commercial Blackouts - 'Range Top Stuffing', 'Colonel Sanders', 'Karl Malden/Hot Tub', 'Old Splice', 'Yodel Hills', and 'Underalls'
6,712	May 20, 1992	Roseanne Arnold, Richard Harris[3]	N/A
Playback - Johnny as Willie Nelson and Julio Iglesias
6,713	May 21, 1992	Robin Williams	Bette Midler ("Miss Otis Regrets", "You Made Me Love You", "Here's That Rainy Day" and "One For My Baby and One More For The Road")
Playback - Ed Ames tomahawk throw (April 27, 1965)
6,714	May 22, 1992	None	N/A
After 29 seasons and 6,714 episodes, Johnny Carson says goodbye to The Tonight Show. The show opens with Johnny describing about his first day as the host of The Tonight Show on October 1, 1962 at the age of 36. Then, Johnny shows photographs of his first day as the host of The Tonight Show, using it as the audio. Then, Johnny described about his guests on that first night: Groucho Marx, Rudy Vallee, Joan Crawford, Tony Bennett, and Mel Brooks. Then, a montage of Johnny's entrances throughout the years are shown. Johnny sat on the stool to show clips from previous episodes. Then, he interviews Ed McMahon and Doc Severinsen. After that, Johnny shows a behind the scenes look at the making of The Tonight Show, featuring musical guest Stevie Wonder.

References

1. http://www.johnnycarson.com/carson/search.jsp
2. http://www.johnnycarson.com/carson/search.jsp
3. http://www.johnnycarson.com/carson/search.do?name=&singleDateMonth=5&singleDateDay=20&singleDateYear=1992&x=37&y=21&=Search&dateRangeBeginMonth=Month&dateRangeBeginDay=Day&dateRangeBeginYear=Year&dateRangeEndMonth=Month&dateRangeEndDay=Day&dateRangeEndYear=Year