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Tv Talk Show Host Day

Tv Talk Show Host Day

When : Always October 23rd

Tv Talk Show Host Day celebrates and honors all Tv Talk Show hosts.

This very special day is celebrated on the birth date of legendary night time talk show host Johnny Carson. Carson is considered the ""King of late night Television"". He hosted The Tonight Show from 1962 to 1992. His reign lasted a record 29 years, 7 months, 21 days. There were 1,859 episodes.

While this day is celebrated on Johnny Carson's birth date, it is intended to show appreciation to all Television talk show hosts, daytime and nighttime.

Celebrate today, by having a television talk show marathon....watch them all day and night.

Have a happy Tv Talk Show Host Day !!


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