The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Season 7 Episode 133 Flip Wilson (guest host)
- July 7, 1969
In season 7 episode 133 of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, Flip Wilson assumes the guest host duties for the evening. Flip, a comedian well-known for his variety show, The Flip Wilson Show, brings his signature humor and charm to the set, delivering an opening monologue that gets the audience laughing.
As the show progresses, Flip welcomes his guests, beginning with actor Charlton Heston. The two engage in a lively conversation about Heston's recent work, including his role in the hit film, Planet of the Apes. They discuss the special effects used in the movie and Heston's experience working with the talented cast and crew.
Next up is country music legend Loretta Lynn, who joins Flip on stage for a performance of her hit song, "Coal Miner's Daughter." The crowd gives her a standing ovation as she finishes, and Flip commends her on her incredible talent and success in the music industry.
After Loretta's performance, Flip welcomes comedian Tim Conway to the set. The two share hilarious stories and jokes, delighting the audience with their quick wit and comedic timing.
Just when you think the laughs can't get any louder, Flip welcomes a surprise musical guest - The Osmonds! The popular family band performs their hit song, "One Bad Apple," and the audience can't help but sing and clap along.
As the show draws to a close, Flip thanks his guests for joining him and reminds the audience to tune in next time for another night of great entertainment. With his easy-going personality and comedic talent, Flip Wilson proves to be a fantastic guest host for this episode of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.