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. >> jack took an instant hatred to mickey rooney. >> the call came from mickey and he was going to comeme in the nose. well, i don't want to get hit, you know, so. >> got in a feud with ed sullivan. >> ed sullivan has said many snide remarks about me in the last couple of days. >> he took offense at some comments that a columnist had made about him. >> i can't very well attack him. there is nothing to attack. but i imagine mr. windchill sitting there making notes with his crayon. >> jack paar is like, i'm interesting, i'm neurotic, i'm high strung. i'm emotional. >> when you did the show, it was all hell could break loose, and very often did. >> yes. >> and -- >> what was that? >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, if you take a look at this bit of evidence, jack, describe what is transpiring here. >> well, obviously, i'm leaving. >> yeah. >> in 1960, jack paar was telling a story to the audience. a somewhat-risque story. >> this lady was wanting to know where the wc was, which is short for water closet. which means bathroom. >> now, how shocking is that today? >> they censored it and th

funnier than chet huntley, taller than mickey rooney and as pure and honest as newark, new jersey. >>y nice to me when i started doing a show. o'he gave me advice when i'd call him. and i realized then that johnny does not as they say have a ramrod up his ass. >> what does carson not have that maybe a competing talk show could use to draw viewers away? well, abc thought the answer was a combination of entertainment and thinking. >> will you welcome, please, salvador dali. >> i can't help noticing that you have an anteater with you, mr. dali. please -- >> dick cavett was one of the last great unscripted shows where anything could happen. >> i want to ask all of you something. are you really all truly idiots or is it me? >> you! >> oh, that was the easy answer. come on. >> the tension was wonderful in that studio. >> why don't you apologize to the people for calling people that are my admirers bigots? >> i remember one show where lester maddox, the segregationist governor of georgia, he's on with jim brown. >> if i called any of your admirers bigots who are not bigots, i apologize. >> i