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Adam B. Vary
The King of Late Night has been off the air 10 years this week; one visit to his priceless online hub and it's almost like he never left. Whether you're a casual or religious viewer, you'll have tremendous nostalgic fun clicking through Carson's best clips (from Carnac to Cronkite) and combing over the meticulous summaries of The Tonight Show from 1969 through May 22, 1992. If you were too young to watch him at all, consider this site required viewing for your pop-culture education. Hey-oh!
Posted May 31, 2002
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