Ep 166. George Carlin, Chief Red Fox
- June 10, 1971
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson season 9 episode 166 features two iconic guests, George Carlin and Chief Red Fox.
George Carlin is known for his witty and irreverent humor, and in this episode, he brings his signature style to the stage. Carson interviews Carlin about his latest comedy album, "A Place for My Stuff," and the two discuss Carlin's views on consumerism and materialism. Carlin also performs a stand-up routine that includes his famous bit about the differences between baseball and football.
Chief Red Fox, a Native American activist and leader, is the second guest of the evening. He joins Carson to discuss the struggles of the Native American community, including the fight for land rights and the negative stereotypes perpetuated by mainstream media. Chief Red Fox also provides insight into traditional Native American customs and beliefs.
In addition to the conversations with Carlin and Chief Red Fox, the episode features musical performances by The Four Tops and The Tonight Show Orchestra. Carson also delivers his usual monologue and engages with the audience in his signature comedic style.
Overall, The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson season 9 episode 166 offers a mix of humor, social commentary, and cultural insight, making for an entertaining and enlightening viewing experience.
