I knew this is where comedy was.

Golly Carson changed my life twice.

It was just like a dream. It was just like everything I had worked for

and dreamed about has come to fruition.

They said Johnny fell over laughing.

It makes me so happy.

I made him laugh.

But with Johnny, you knew you had a kid audience that you could really go crazy.

My wife at the Kirk, all held real close backstage.

People were running up and he said, go back out, oh, my God.

Johnny wants you back.

I walked back through the kribbrough very calm very common. I took about and Johnny put that little circle up at Malkoff. I am happy, I'm overjoyed so many of you enjoyed our 100th episode last week with

Dick Cavitt. Thanks for all your encouraging messages on Twitter, Facebook, your emails.

If you're still feeling in the New Year's spirit,

please consider donating to the Carson Podcast

by going to Carson Podcast.com and hitting the Patreon lake and donating

anywhere from a dollar per episode up to five, ten, 15, 25 or more. The money goes towards podcast expenses as well

as covering my time putting the podcast together. A few individuals I want to publicly thank for

supporting the podcast include Richard Kelly, Christopher Bly, Alex Mitchell,

Rick Jenkins, Mark Hight, Christopher Maloney, Pete

Genovese, and Craig Newmark. Moving on, today my guest is director John Landis. He directed some of my favorite comedies including Animal House, Coming to America, three Amigos, and so many others.

John Landis and I got together at his home in Los Angeles, California.

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