Second to Last Tonight - Part 7 of 8
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THIS was the Last Show, not the wonderful retrospective that happened the next night.
I hadn't seen this since the night it was aired, 20 years ago this coming May, and it is exactly as I remembered it, indelibly etched on my film of memory.
(Kudos to Ross Tompkins, the pianist, who found their key, and improvised a flawless accompaniment to go along with them.)
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I can't believe its been 20 years already...
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Turns from just a charming interview to a magical moment when Miss M. begins a a'cappella "Rainy Day" and Mr C. nonchalantly joins in, followed very quietly by the piano. And suddenly, the audience is hushed, the camera zooms in, and there isn't a dry eye in the house. And on only a 90-second clip. Singularly gorgeous.
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holy moly, that be a cryer!! me dad would play this on piano and me mum would sing whilist growing up...
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I haven't seen this since it aired in '92. Definitely a moving moment that brought chills all over again. There will never ever be another like Johnny.
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This was one of my mom's favorite things in the world to watch over and over. I wish she was here to watch it again.
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But that's how the show was. Gags always slipped shifted on three levels contemporary if you know what I mean
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Someone able to make out what they were chatting from 1,23 - 1,46?
The crowd is so touched it's hard to tell. What I got so far is:
Robin must have said something unrecorded
Bette to Robin: Are you sure baby?
Robin: Yes. Thanks for come Nikita. I'm happy to be here.
(-----I know it should be "coming", for the one who'll take the minutes---)
Johnny: Wow! I have to tell you that. Wow.
Bette: I should have take my harmonies.
Anyone else dreaming they've said something like that?
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love love love love love this!
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THANK YOU JOHNNY. YOU WERE IN A CLASS BY YOURSELF. YOUR MISSED.
I was in the audience that night and I will never forget the absolutely palpable electricity in the studio. Even Robin Williams knew he was in the presence of greatness [not his own!] and took a seat in the back of the bus. This is easily one of the highlights of television history. The Divine One never forgot who took her to the prom.
chucknyc123 3 years ago 25
Haven't seen this in years.....always makes me cry. Johnny was simply the best.
pufive 2 years ago 22