Johnny Carson - May 14,1992 - segment 6 - Teri Garr

[@Philmoscowitz]

Teri Garr is perfect in every way. I'm breathless.

[@alienhuman]

The love of my faux life.

[@jerryc3093]

She had it all, for sure.

[@deboisblanc]

She was beauty, brains and wit

[@jeffj2495]

Oh Teri Garr (1944 - 2024) we will miss you. Funny, vivacious, gorgeous, entertaining. The list goes on. You were wonderful. RIP dear Teri.

[@57highland]

Charming, sweet ....

[@EdWeibe]

nicely said. She was incredibly real.

[@David-q4w1b]

She was classy. 💘

[@jeffreyeverhart5513]

Lovely Lady, May she Rest in Peace

[@smellypussy110]

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[@sandman7ac]

An unbeatable beauty, and a personality that radiates a positive energy . Her wit and humor gives positive vibes. A one of a kind that can never be replaced. If there only more like Teri . I miss her.

[@stanmaster1205]

Always loved her sense of humour and overall positive vibes. I know she is having difficulties with her health now but I wish her well and thank her for her contribution to the Entertainment World.

[@HowlingMoonCinemas]

Same here!

[@PS987654321PS]

She had it all. Classic all American. What a treasure she is.

[@dianeadams4664]

I always loved Teri Garr! She had natural comedic talent - you can't fake that!

[@SteveBrant55]

My God, she was so wonderful! RIP, Teri Garr. 😥

[@greganderson7971]

The late great Teri Garr, she was battling 3 men at the same time, still came up on top! now that's a woman with self-confidence.

[@chrishultgren777]

pretty typical of women in the 20th century. people grew up with brothers and sisters, they weren't intimidated by the opposite sex like the only-child generation we have nowadays

[@DenisCamp-b3v]

Now that's a star😊.Couldn't take my eyes off of her.

[@Carguy442]

I never saw this episode of Carson until tonight. Terri was just hilarious and so beautiful. When she spoke about falling down her stairs I wonder if this was the start of her MS. She was finally diagnosed with it in 1999. She will be greatly missed and may she rest in peace.

[@teedeeiss]

@Carguy442 - You read my mind w/ every sentence. 1) Never saw this till this sec. 2) Hilarious, beautiful & so quick-witted. 3) Minute she said she fell & that there was no reason for it, instantly I thought "vague few & far between symptoms were starting, jus wasn't diagnosed yet". 4) Such a great talent (impeccable comedic timing) that should've had way more roles than she was given. Her passing is such a terrible loss.

[@markscholz1219]

Going toe to toe with Short and Carson! She is amazing

[@p42uynot59]

Terri Garr is a classic movie star. The kind I always loved and this short interview just highlights how much fun she must’ve been to work with. She’s the best. Has Martin Short in stitches here and Michael Keaton laughing too. The audience laughing along.

[@j-rocd9507]

Not a huge Carson guy but the three on the couch is like prematurely being in heaven

[@spikespa5208]

Book her for a guest appearance and the host and other gusts won't stand a chance.

[@bigcity2085]

She appears more comfortable here with Michael and Martin on the couch. Great stuff.

[@chuckschillingvideos]

She's much more than just a movie star - she's a movie star that can actually act.

[@93Jubilee]

@@bigcity2085 can't abide Martin Short (notice how he immediately chimes in on her spolights when she sits down, he springs right up, ready to take his share.

[@DrJohn493]

Michael Keaton, Martin Short...AND Teri Garr...what a powerhouse comedy "bench" it was on Carson that evening. Remember it well, from back when I could stay up that late into the night.

[@pappabunny]

Such a sad loss of a funny lady. RIP Teri. We love you.

[@celticpridedrums]

Just love her!

[@ericpaulsen3863]

Sad to see that she passed away today. She was 79 but had battled MS for so long. She's s great in this clip and Johnny clearly had a crush on her (as did Letterman). Heck, who didn't?

[@CraigEberhard]

It was always obvious when Carson had a crush on a guest. No doubt here. She was great and maybe a little under appreciated.

[@mjp96]

The most likeable actress in my lifetime, without even trying. Never seemed like she was acting (even though she could).

[@janineboitard6492]

So true! Johnny had class. Letterman, who's comedy I liked, was a real creep when it came to women guests! Yeeeeks!

[@nstix2009xitsn]

@ericpaulsen3863 "Heck, who didn't?" Exactly. Thank you. I wanted everyone to read your comment.

[@janineboitard6492]

@@ericpaulsen3863 So true! Unlike today's actresses, Teri was genuine, sexy, hilariously witty, and she didn't have to even try! She's the kind of woman men looked to marry... ❤

[@Ma_Ba]

"I'm very proud to be modeling American underpants." The best laugh and thanks, I needed that! Looks may fade, but they can't take that away from you! Love her take on things. Vaudevillian and dancer roots contributed to her sensibility.

I will forever adore Teri Garr.

[@theMatrix440]

I so miss this wonderful show.. RIP Johhny..

[@bethfiori4708]

"Mr. Canadian show business royalty, I suppose." Nice burn, Teri!

[@aliceedinburgh9203]

I still use that line to my friends---classic

[@adamdesanti6713]

That's exactly something Jiminy Glick would say to Martin Short!

[@jackfitzpatrick8173]

Teri Garr got more gorgeous as she got older!

[@chuckschillingvideos]

She is just fantastic. She can hold her own with anyone.

[@EdWeibe]

she was brilliant. Used all of her facilities to her advantage.

[@pam0626]

What a great lineup. Teri is amazing-her ability to deliver a zinger-incredible.

[@MarkSmith-hf5nh]

This was classic. Teri was a super guest. With all her movies, this was what she did best.

[@obi-wonson]

RIP Teri Garr! 🙏🏾 A wonderful and talented actress who will be missed and always remembered through her movies and television shows.

[@Tim_Takacs]

I loved her smile, I loved her looks, I loved her personality, I loved her laugh - I LOVED HER

[@theaterdreamer]

I will love you forever, Teri. And I miss you terribly. Rest well, angel.

[@Beautifulmusiclistnr]

This episode, like all of Johnny's episodes, shows how good Johnny really was at this. He knew it was important to let his guests talk, and it would be funny!

[@zacheryspencer]

She’s such a beautiful soul:) Rest in Heaven Teri Garr:)

[@tjmcguire9417]

I am a Canadian man. This young woman absolutely crushed Msrtin Short, Michael Keaton and John. Who can do that anymore? She can. We need more of these women. What a sweetheart --- wth brains beyond.

[@moonskyrocket]

You’ve got Aubrey Plaza.

[@ParkerTaylor515]

Teri was hiding her multiple sclerosis. She didn't disclose it ten years later. Her walk is unsteady and her right hand is often in a clench on her lap. She could have fallen due to being unsteady. She's always been a joy to watch.

[@93Jubilee]

so sad.

[@chocodiledundee1]

Gorgeous one of my favourite actress ❤️

[@raypeters4525]

I SMILE WHENEVER I SEE TERRI !

[@MichelleUS66]

The talent on screen here is just fantastic! (Teri was so quick! What great comedic skills!)

[@Iamkayaky]

She set the standard for beauty, brains and talent....most inportantly she made us feel good.

[@bamsebamse7075]

Lovely guest, always funny and cute.

[@billmitchell3329]

She was a bright and witty lady with understated beauty. Every man’s dream for sure. Always loved her!

[@billhodge6783]

I have just rediscovered the great Terri Garr ..iam in love with her ..what natural beauty , quick wit and charm ..RIP TERRI GARR .

[@mikey777799]

Wow past talk shows seemed a lot more fun and engaging. She was obviously a beauty. How could anyone not have a crush on her?

[@williamthomas1]

This is incredible, they are all so smart and funny.

[@H-mu4bo]

Terri Garr is so playful and funny here. I just adore her to bits.

[@aabill1950]

This is still funny this many years later. Loved her.

[@timothyhilton3408]

Teri Garr had a Fast and intelligent wit. All of those qualities and more were brought to life in the characters she played.

[@GaryCook-n1e]

She was just stunning!!!

[@halflanding1900]

she’s so spunky and fun! and she sounds like Phoebe in Friends sometimes!

[@cbass2755]

Exactly!!! Right! Great call.....

[@robertsprouse9282]

Played her mother..

[@frankpettinato2324]

This woman was an absolute riot !

[@kaivrock]

Comedy gold with those three.

[@raygiannamore]

What a couch. Keaton Short and Teri Garr

[@slipnorris5882]

mr mom!

[@timk3539]

What a crazy clip! Very unusual interactions of all the guests.

[@mbapache64]

She was such a a gem. Very sad she is gone.

[@karlmadsen3179]

I always loved Teri Garr and always will. Had the hugest boy crush on her. Funny. Pretty. Smart. Total package.

[@joefazio4995]

What a genuinely sweet gal. R.I.P.

[@cjrrun]

Her wit was as quick as anyone

[@Stewie-th7lt]

Extremely beautiful, charming, smart woman at age 47. I would watch this clip again and again. She appears taller than Martin Short, and not shorter than Michael Keaton. Maybe only an illusion from the low sofa vs. her higher chair. Online she's listed at 5'7", same as Martin. Perhaps tall actresses understate their height while men do the opposite? It doesn't really matter, Ms. Garr is gorgeous and a treat for the eyes.

[@ellenr3292]

heels

[@rafaelmoura2103]

oh my god, michael keaton! out of nowhere :)

[@rafaelmoura2103]

and martin short :O have i dreamed up this interview? i just clicked for teri garr, its so weird

[@mark-u4r6n]

Teri, you were truly beautiful, inside and out. It was impossible not to fall in love with you at first glance. So charming and absolutely adorable. I know you are in a better place now, free from that cruel MS disease. Rest in Peace.

[@mjp96]

She was so real. I'm still sad, 48 hours later. RIP, Teri 🙏

[@dotarsojat7725]

Only Teri Garr could make a tensor bandage fashionable. Beautiful.

[@melvinsims5379]

God, love Teri Garr. I first fell in love with her when she appeared in Young Frankenstein. She had it all, the face, the body, and the personality. ❤️👍👍

[@TenMinuteDrumSolo]

A pure and absolute delight, Teri Garr was the sweetest and most real celebrity ever. Her name is the immediate response when someone asks, "Who's the celebrity that EVERYONE loves?" She battled MS for many years, keeping it private for many reasons. In all likelihood the bandage she wears during this interview is part of her cover. Note closely her gait as she walks onstage, her "limp" is more like that of a stroke victim rather than the result of a temporary injury. Sadly, eventually she reached the point where she simply could no longer hide her condition but she NEVER sought sympathy, instead declaring steadfastly that she'd had a very good life, accepted her fate, and she'd carry on as long as possible.

[@eddiea3782]

She was an absolutely gorgeous woman. Charming and sweet. She will be missed.

[@acousticshadow4032]

Teri was money-in-the-bank for a talk show host.

[@DylansPen]

She has the most unique personality.

[@hiturbine]

Hard to believe she's gone. RIP, Teri. I fist saw you on Star Trek ("Gary Seven") way back in the 1960's.

[@Beautifulmusiclistnr]

I loved Teri Garr. A friend told me yesterday that she passed, and I was very sorry to hear that, and we talked about the Star Trek episode she was in, and I mentioned that she was fantastic in the movie "Sting 2", and he said that he didn't know that there was a "Sting 2", but Teri was beautiful, classy and talented!

[@susanford2388]

She was 47 in 1992 I believe, was her fall down the stairs due to MS before her being diagnosed. A lovely lady & very positive. RIP Ms. Garr

[@CusterFlux]

@4:16 "Mr Canadian Show Business Royalty I Suppose", she's beautiful, sweet, and when called for, can skewer Mr Ed Grimley himself with his own sword - who wouldn't be in love?

[@Ma_Ba]

I figure they had known each other for years since she had shared digs with Carrie Fisher in the late 70's in NYC on the UWS. There was SNL cross pollination there, so to speak.

[@CusterFlux]

@@Ma_Ba Oh to have been a fly on the wall when her and Carrie got together over a few cocktails …

[@jasondessing3508]

"When did you find out they were bad guys?" "When I talked to the FBI !" LOL! Teri is 47 in this segment. Pretty and perky, huh?

[@rodolfoleyva6299]

Terry was a very lovely lady. And a real trouper

[@freeshrugs63]

Love the whole gang there! Look what giant suits we wore! Teri Garr, so expressive, so funny. Whether intentionally, no one really knows!

[@MariaHopkins-k8c]

R.I.P. Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon, & Teri Garr!!!!?

[@MarkSmith-hf5nh]

Teri and Johnny at their best.

[@thomascolyer2828]

Yes. She was a class all the way

[@barneyrubble4827]

She's lovely!!#❤

[@greenAbbot]

Most of the time when you look back at who you have crush on, and the youth you think had bad taste at that time. But not with Teri Garr

[@karlmadsen3179]

Bingo. I totally crushed on her.

[@lewiscarey6984]

Terri is HILARIOUS!!! 💅💅💅💅💅💅

[@robertcavalier6133]

As of the 18th of Nov., 2024 -- Teri died. I loved her! She had M.S. An attractive & fun Actress. She was a great dancer also. Cheers from Cav. *

[@IndigoMason1l1l]

Incredible woman

[@diverdave4056]

my oh my she is my favorite sweetie !

[@popfiction5687]

I have a theory. I think Teri made up the story about falling down a flight of stairs to cover up her MS symptoms. She was working with MS for many years before she went public with it.

[@mikestevenson576]

No doubt about it.

[@Opheggie54]

Or she wasn't aware of it at the time

[@cjrrun]

@@Opheggie54 she was aware when she made Tootsie

[@gwenniegirl50]

@@cjrrun Teri started noticing problems such as, tripping, not being able to go for run, etc in 1983. (Tootsie came out in 1982). MS symptoms tend to come and go. Terri did not get a diagnosis of MS until 1999. She came “public” around 2002.

[@tennissir1986]

I’ve seen her limp on other shows appearances.

[@bettertvreceptionwithfoilf7100]

I've been in love with her as long as i remember.

[@karlmadsen3179]

Me too

[@tomhunter965]

She is a quick wit! Must be a blast to be with.

[@paulking5783]

Teri gar was a lovely looking lady I always loved her in the movies very gorgeous and amazing looking darling

[@royskuderin2386]

I can't tell who had more class, Teri or Johnny.

[@corrbenbernsten4902]

Mr. Mom reunion with Michael Keaton

[@lingnguyen2623]

If I could imagine a most beautiful woman, Terri Garr would be highly considered.

[@akmartinez1]

Watching her in this clip I think they picked the absolutely perfect person to play Pheobe Buffay's mom for FRIENDS....

[@niabelizaire3596]

Teri was beautiful when she was young! 🖤

[@WisdomOverWicked777Rules]

She was a Natural Beauty Inside & Out. Always had a Smile or Radiance of a Cheerful Smile. I heard She was Christian,that would Explain It. Wish I Knew her. Gods Blessings On You Miss Garr, hope to see you soon In Jesus 🙏✝️

[@nstix2009xitsn]

God, how I miss Teri and Johnny! Many people always assume that when one great dies, another will step into the breech. But it t'ain't so. I could write a long list of irreplaceables, two of whom are on the screen above.

[@helnopeno]

Teri is so cute in this video clip. RIP Teri.

[@facedownchuck]

Teri Garr is the best.

[@tryingtobefairandobjective3480]

As someone living with MS you will never convince me this "fall" of Teri's was not an episode.

[@JOHNHEALY-mg2xy]

Loved her

[@thevillainable]

She was fantastic

[@bikebudha01]

When you look up "sexy" in the dictionary, you will find a picture of Teri Garr...

[@lather68l]

I fell in love with her instantly.

[@kingsman8475]

She was on Star Trek.

[@luminiferous1960]

She played Roberta Lincoln opposite Robert Lansing as Gary Seven in Star Trek the original series episode 26 of season 2, "Assignment: Earth" first broadcast on 29 March 1968. That episode was a backdoor pilot for a new show which did not get picked up by the studio. This is considered to be Teri Garr's first significant TV role, although she had previously been a background go-go dancer in uncredited roles in youth-oriented films and TV shows including Pajama Party (a beach party film), the T.A.M.I. Show, Shindig!, Shivaree, Hullabaloo, Movin' with Nancy, and six Elvis Presley features, including Presley's most profitable film, Viva Las Vegas. However, in 1966, she had an uncredited appearance in episode seven of the TV show Batman entitled "Instant Freeze." "Star Trek was the first job where I had a fairly big (for me) speaking part," she related in her memoir, "I played Roberta Lincoln, a dippy secretary in a pink and orange costume with a very short skirt. Had the spin-off succeeded, I would have continued on as an earthling agent, working to preserve humanity. In a very short skirt." This led to her being, in her words, "cast as birdbrained lasses," in episodes of other TV shows. 1968 was a big year in Teri Garr's early career. In addition to her role on Star Trek, she appeared in both The Andy Griffith Show and Mayberry R.F.D., and was in two episodes of It Takes a Thief. Her first speaking role in a motion picture was a brief appearance as a damsel in distress in The Monkees' film Head (1968), written by Jack Nicholson, whom she had met in an acting class. I saw that original Star Trek episode's first broadcast when I was 7 years old.

[@dlanodrelda]

So witty, sharp, quick, speaks beautifully ....thats about 1% of her qualities