Zaza gabor biography johnny carson
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It is apparent that URBAN LEGEND is wrong beyond reasonbble DOUBT citing cooments in reference to Johny Carson with Zsa Zsa Gabor pussy petting!. I have seen the VIDEO of Zsa Zsa Gabor with a cat on her laps asking Johny Carson if he wants to caress her pussy. The VIDEO was re-broadcasted after Johny's death on a TV special in memory of John Carson where Zsa Zsa Gabor indeed had a cat on her lap and asked a famous question contrary to Urban Legend outrageous claim apparently supported by some replies corrspondance from Zsa Zsa and Carson publicists. It is true that Jane Fonda when she was on and asked him if it was true, and he NEVER denied it (look and listen carefully as his reply is also a joke), he made out of it just another of his JOKES which of course was misinterpreted by so many dummies:
(see VIDEO http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/video/zsazsav.rm ).The VIDEO of Zsa Zsa Gabor on Johny Carson show EXISTS and it is true story not an Urban Legend as quoted: http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/zsazsa.htm !
- Uh huh... then show us
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Did Johnny Carson Make a Risqué Remark About a Guest's Cat?
A purported quip by 'Tonight Show' host Johnny Carson regarding Zsa Zsa Gabor and her cat has become one of the most infamous of broadcast legends.
Claim:Johnny Carson made a risqué remark to a starlet who appeared on the 'Tonight Show' with a cat on her lap.
The apocryphal Tonight Show incident with Zsa Zsa Gabor and her cat is a wellspring for one of the greatest "manufactured memories" in modern popular culture. No matter how many millions of people swear they were watching the Tonight Show when the exchange below involving Zsa Zsa's cat and Johnny's supposedly quick (and dirty) comeback took place, it simply didn't happen:
Example: [Collected via TV Guide, 1998]
Zsa Zsa Gabor was a frequent visitor to Carson's couch. As the tale has it, she once came on carrying a cat, which she held in her lap. She is said to have asked Carson, "Would you like to pet my pussy?" His fabled reply: "I'd love to, but you'll have to remove that damn cat."
Although definitively disproving this claim is impossible since nearly all the tapes from the first decade of Carson's tenure as the Tonight Show's host [1962-1972] were erased or discarded, other available evidence (or lack thereof) is