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Jonathan Winters didn’t need a script to make Johnny Carson lose it. He could start with a carpet, jump to an old drinking story, somehow end up talking about a highway patrolman, bears, lions and rabbits and somehow make the whole thing feel completely natural. That was the magic... show more

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