Johnny Carson's Best Year: The Women Who Made 1979 Unforgettable

Johnny Carson's Best Year: The Women Who Made 1979 Unforgettable The last year of a decade that changed television — and one of the warmest years Johnny Carson's couch ever had. The Tonight Show turned seventeen that year, and some of the most unforgettable women of the era came through the curtain. Bo Derek, right at the moment the whole country learned her name. Kate Jackson of Charlie's Angels. Mary Tyler Moore, America's sweetheart. Carol Wayne, the Matinee Lady herself. Bond star Barbara Bach. Angie Dickinson, who could trade lines with Johnny like nobody else. And Dolly Parton, who lit up the studio the second she sat down. If you grew up staying up late for Johnny, this one's for you.