Don Rickles made a memorable appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson“, leaving audiences in stitches with his quick wit and hilarious banter. During the show, Don couldn’t help but take jabs at Johnny, making for an entertaining and lively segment.

Don started off the show by teasing the author of “Rhinestone Cowboy,” Larry Weiss, who happened to be in the audience. He then proceeded to joke about his record, claiming that it sounded just as big as Glenn Campbell’s.

But Don didn’t let the jokes stop there. He took a moment to thank the city of Boston and Cape Cod for their hospitality, expressing his appreciation for the beautiful locations. He even mentioned receiving an award, admitting that he may not have reacted well to it but assuring everyone that he had a wonderful time.

Of course, no appearance by Don Rickles could go without some playful banter with Johnny. Johnny introduced Don to the audience, suggesting that they may not know each other. Don, in his trademark style, responded by saying that he didn’t know Johnny either, but they had probably observed each other’s work. Classic Rickles.

The conversation shifted gears as Johnny mentioned Don’s upcoming appearance on “Medical Center.” Don joked about playing a comedian on a show about a hospital, suggesting lobotomy as his character’s storyline. The audience erupted with laughter at Don’s quick and sharp humor.

Throughout the show, Don never missed an opportunity to crack jokes and keep the atmosphere light. Whether it was poking fun at Johnny’s style of interviewing or playfully mocking the audience, Don kept everyone entertained.

It’s no wonder that Don Rickles is considered a master of comedy. His ability to improvise and find humor in any situation is what makes him stand out. His appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” was just another example of his comedic brilliance.

So, if you’re looking for a good laugh, be sure to check out this episode of “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” featuring Don Rickles. His hilarious banter and razor-sharp wit will leave you in stitches.

Originally aired on March 4, 1976