Puzzle Description:

The tomahawk throw by Ed Ames.

#1: Lollipop (lollipop) on Sep 3, 2012

Ooh, I remember this! Quite likely the funniest stunt ever. Thanks for the flashback -- I'm grinning now.

Thanks. Then when Johnny said "I didn't know you were Jewish" it just broke everyone up all over again.

These are priceless memories of when comedy was truly funny. I know i'm an old coger,but somehow these skits were far funnier to me than some of the stuff my kids are laughing at today. More wholesome i guess,with less vulgarity,and violence. Thx again Norma.:)

Thanks Aldege. I totally agree. I haven't watched a sitcom in I don't know how long. Just not fun.

http://videosift.com/video/Johnny-Carson-and-Ed-Ames-The-Famous-Tomahawk-Toss

yesss very funny... thx for link Jota :)

Thanks Tom, Jota.

great norma :)

Thanks, Travis.

I watched the video and now see that you did a great job on this puzzle. I don't remember ever seeing this before.

Thanks, Susan.

Great puzzle, Norma. That was too funny. I loved his show, with his quick wit. Thanks for the link, Jota.

Thanks, Teresa.

When I saw the title of your puzzle I knew what I hoped it would be. And it is! As simple as the face it - I think it's very expressive. Good job!

Thank you so much Karen.

Jota's link is no longer available but here it is on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L5QC9ZJkM8

I didn't see this one! It's always neat to. Adults would talk about Johnny Carson, but without the Internet, so much got lost.

One of my favorites is when Steve Martin was a guest and he said he had to be someplace, so he left early, and a minute later he came back crying saying "I didn't have to be anywhere, I just wanted to feel important" and Johnny comforted him.

Johnny Carson kept us all up late. We didn't want to miss anything.

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