Dana Carvey

And he takes a sip of his coffee.

Anyway, it was terrific.

It's like he's got nothing else.

So he just goes to joy was there.

Joy.

Anyway, we wish them well.

Yeah.

When joy hosted, that was always, uh, Regis was, uh, but you can't let Dana around an impression.

I love Johnny Carson so much.

He was like an incredible voice in the seventies when I was a teenager growing up.

Um, I used to watch him constantly and, um, he was so charismatic and he's still the greatest ever, but there was then Letterman came on like the early eighties and immediately, uh,

got some you know the anti-top show or whatever you want to call that well he was like reinventing everything and then johnny for no good reason started feeling insecure about it you could see it on the show because he started trying to do things that letterman was doing but he didn't know how to do it the way letterman did letterman would just let them happen and

Johnny would be like, we're about to do something.

It's a little weird.

This is a little different.

This is not, not the norm.

That's right.

Yeah.

You know, that was one over.

We're going to take a camera and it's going to follow me.