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 and Johnny and I took about and Johnny put that little circle up at the finger and I knew I knew I am Mark Malkop. Thank you to everyone who has contributed on Patreon.

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This week my guest is comedian actor Kevin Pollack.

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So your Carson journey was very interesting to me.

The first time you actually do the show and you are a stand-up.

The first time you do the show I believe is with Jay and July of 88. I think Willow was coming out, you were plugging

coming of age. But the thing I found remarkable, and the same thing you have going on with Bob

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