Mr. New York, Mark Simone, on the voice of New York.

710, W-O-R.

Well, let's turn to the Golden Age of Television.

Now, James Commissar, I've heard about this guy.

He's the greatest collector of television stuff.

He has the set from the Tonight Show, the set from all in the family, Batman,

stuff from the Sopranos, Mad Men,

a thousand items. But they're going up for auction. There's going to be a big auction,

heritage auction, and it's going to take place June 2nd through the 4th. You go to H.A., like Heritage

auction, H.A.com, H.A.com slash commissar. And let's talk to him now. James Commissar, how you doing?

Hey, brother. How's it going over there? Very good. How does somebody get Johnny Carson's desk?

Do you just hang out outside and wait for them from being thrown it out at the end of this?

Well, the short answer is you ask him.

When I heard that the Tonight Show was going off the year, now this is in 1992, I started

writing letters and faxes and sending packages and they said, we can't deal with this.

It's too busy, too much press.

We'll get back to you.

And sure enough, after the show went off the year, someone from Mr. Carson's office called

and said, Mr. Carson's willing to talk about it.

And I said, okay, no problem.

Can I stop by the house?

Just joking.

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