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B15 Sunday 5-13 Tv-2 Daily News DDIIVVEERRSSIIOONNSS Sunday, May 13, 2012 - Page 15B Heeere’s Johnny, on Prime time SUNDAY PRIME TIME STATION I M F R S G 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 ‘American Masters’ WNKY (NBC) 7 14 - 15 6 7 Harry’s Law (N) (cc) 5 The Celebrity Apprentice: The finalists plan a charity event. 4 Whacked Out Paid Program WBKO2 (FOX) 8 - - - - - The Simpsons Bob’s Burgers Family Guy 5 American Dad Big Bang Big Bang How I Met How I Met By FRAZIER MOORE ing mother whose approval he WBKO (ABC) 9 11 13 13 11 13 Once Upon a Time (cc) 4 (8:01) Desperate Housewives (Series Finale) (N) (cc) WBKO at 10 Sports Connect The Associated Press seems to have sought, fruitlessly, WNKY2 (CBS) 10 - - - - 2 Survivor: One World (Season Finale) (N) (cc) 4 Survivor: One World (N) 4 (10:05) Criminal Minds (cc) 5 NEW YORK — Johnny Car- his entire life. WKYU (PBS) 11 10 6 12 13 6 Antiques Roadshow (cc) 3 Kitchen Conversations 3 Moyers & Company (cc) 3 The Visionaries One-on-One son didn’t invent late night, But as a boy, he discovered the ★★ whose all-encompassing dark- way to win approval – at least WBKO3 (CW) 12 - - - - - Nim’s Island (’08) (Abigail Breslin, Jodie Foster) (cc) Meet, Browns Meet, Browns Troubadour, TX (N) (cc) ness, according to Genesis, even from others – was by performing WKGB (KET) 26 12 5 9 12 8 Time Goes By Being Served? Masterpiece Mystery! (N) (cc) 5 Ascen-Journey Globe Trekker: Bangladesh. 3 predates TV by many millennia. magic: “You can be the center of WTVF (CBS) 30 5 10 5 5 5 Survivor: One World (Season Finale) (N) (cc) 4 Survivor: One World (N) 4 NewsChannel Sports Central Nor did Carson invent late- attention without being yourself,” A&E 39 41 30 36 31 45 Storage Wars Storage Wars Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty night talk shows. He didn’t invent he explains as an adult. AMC 34 29 28 27 29 37 (5) Cinderella Man (’05) ★★★ The Killing (N) (cc) 5 Mad Men: Dark Shadows. 5 (10:04) The Killing (cc) 5 their desk-and-couch format or This led to showbiz as his cho- ANPL 53 - - - - 71 River Monsters 4 Swamp Wars (N) 4 River Monsters (N) 4 Swamp Wars 4 the monologue with which they sen profession. And after college, BET 50 - 51 24 - 52 Good Hair (’09) ★★★ (cc) The Game 5 Stay Together Stay Together Stay Together typically begin, or the game of he landed a job at an Omaha radio CMT 41 - - - - - Them Idiots Whirled Tour (cc) 4 Ron White: They Call Me Tater Salad (cc) 5 Bayou Billion golf, which inspired the golf station, where, with the advent of CNBC 35 - - - - - Stay Tuned: TV Porsche BMW: A Driving Obsession Surviving a Car Crash The Facebook Obsession swing he stylishly mimed to fin- TV soon after, he hosted a pro- CNN 44 - - - - - Voters-America: Vets Wanted Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) Voters-America: Vets Wanted ish his own monologue each gram on the infant medium. A COM 60 - - - - 64 (5:45) The 40-Year-Old Virgin Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain Tracy Morgan: Black and Blue Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain night. 1950 film clip captures him at MythBusters (cc) 4 MythBusters (N) (cc) 4 MythBusters: Bug Special. 4 MythBusters (cc) 4 Carson didn’t invent the talk- work, blinking and breathless DISC 20 23 25 25 23 46 show host’s sidekick, or the behind his desk – much in con- E! 51 - - - - 69 Khloe & Lamar Khloe & Lamar Khloe & Lamar Khloe & Lamar Khloe & Lamar The E! True Hollywood Story Mrs. Eastwood obligatory house band. Even trast to the cool, unflappable on- ESPN 16 24 32 41 24 61 MLB Baseball: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Texas Rangers. (N Subject to Blackout) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (cc) many of his most popular comic air manner he would grow into, ESPN2 15 25 33 42 25 60 2011 World Series of Poker 2011 World Series of Poker 2011 World Series of Poker 2011 World Series of Poker characters were lifted brazenly but with the boyish looks and FAMILY 49 26 18 47 26 67 (6) The Time Traveler’s Wife (’09) ★★ A Walk to Remember (’02) ★★ (Shane West, Mandy Moore) from other performers, such as robust, man’s voice he kept for a FNC 54 - - - - - Huckabee (N) Fox News Sunday Geraldo at Large (N) (cc) 4 Huckabee Jackie Gleason and Jonathan lifetime. FOOD 59 - - - - - Cupcake Champions Food Network Star: Fifteen finalists compete to host. 3 Invention Hun. Diners, Drive Winters. Soon he went to Los Angeles, FSNS 56 - - - - - World Poker Tour: Season 10 UFC Unleashed (N) 4 Barfly (N) The Game 365 World Poker Tour: Season 10 So what set Carson apart? Why where he hosted a sketch-comedy FX 31 - 17 - 43 - (6) Avatar (’09) ★★★ (Sam Worthington, Voice of Zoe Saldana) Avatar (’09) ★★★ (Sam Worthington) is he unrivaled by any other TV show on a local station. He scored HALL 18 - - - - - Notes From the Heart Healer (’12) (Genie Francis) (cc) 4 Frasier 4 Frasier 4 Frasier 4 Frasier 4 comedian or late-night star? What a prime-time network show on HGTV 55 27 57 49 27 54 Best of Holmes on Homes 3 Holmes Inspection (cc) 3 Holmes Inspection (cc) 3 Holmes on Homes (cc) 3 made him a trusted, enduring, CBS, but it flopped. Then, his HISTORY 63 31 55 - - 73 Ax Men: Swamp Gold. 5 Ax Men: Up in Smoke. (N) 5 (9:01) United Stats of America (10:01) Swamp People 4 influential and altogether likable career flaring out, he retreated to Sister Wives (cc) 5 Sister Wives (N) (cc) 5 American Gypsy Wedding Sister Wives (cc) 5 presence unmatched by anyone in New York in 1957 to host a day- LEARNING 47 47 31 31 - 59 ★ 4 ★ the history of the medium except, time quiz show for also-ran ABC. LIFE 46 39 49 29 39 48 (6) The Quiet (’05) (cc) Army Wives (N) (cc) The Client List (N) (cc) (10:01) The Quiet (’05) (cc) arguably, Walter Cronkite and During his five years on “Who NGEO 32 - - - - - (6) Inside the Vietnam War: Veterans’ accounts and clips. 5 Wicked Tuna (N) 5 Wicked Tuna: Size Matters. 5 Oprah Winfrey? Do You Trust?” he was able to NICK 42 32 27 45 32 49 ’70s Show ’70s Show George Lopez George Lopez Friends 4 Friends 4 Yes, Dear 4 Yes, Dear 4 Finding out is the mission of establish himself as an attractive, OXYGEN 33 - - - - - Snapped: Marcia Kelly. 4 Snapped: Ellen Snyder. 4 Best Ink: The King of Ink. 4 Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Johnny Carson: King of Late quick-witted personality, while SPIKE 43 35 40 44 35 53 (6) I, Robot (’04) ★★ (Will Smith) I, Robot (’04) ★★ (Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan) Night,” a two-hour “American building bonds with his chosen TBS 17 16 14 7 41 57 Men in Black II (’02) ★★ (Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith) (cc) (8:50) Men in Black II (’02) ★★ (Will Smith) (cc) Mummy Return Masters” portrait premiering at 8 sidekick, Ed McMahon, who, of TNT 19 33 29 26 33 58 Edge of Darkness (’10) ★★ (Mel Gibson, Ray Winstone) (cc) Edge of Darkness (’10) ★★ (Mel Gibson) (cc) p.m. Monday on PBS (check course, would remain at his side TOON 61 40 59 30 40 66 Advent. Time Advent. Time Venture Bros. King of the Hill King of the Hill Family Guy 5 Family Guy 5 Loiter Squad local listings). for the rest of his career. TruTV 62 - - - - - World’s Dumbest... 5 World’s Dumbest... 5 World’s Dumbest... 5 Forensic Files Forensic Files A few stats gathered for the Hired to replace the departing TRVL 38 - 58 - - 65 Hotel Impossible (cc) 3 Bggage Battles Bggage Battles Man v. Food: Miami. (cc) 3 Man v. Food Man v. Food film begin to tell the tale: With his Jack Paar on “The Tonight USA 40 - 24 35 30 47 Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU The Break-Up (’06) ★★ (cc) debut as host of NBC’s “The Show,” Carson made his first WGN-A 24 15 15 16 16 55 How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met News at Nine Instant Replay The Unit: Force Majeure. 4 Tonight Show” 50 years ago this appearance on Oct. 1, 1962. No PREMIUM CHANNELS October, until his exit on May 22, video exists of his debut, just an HBO 700 3 76 22 3 39 Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Game of Thrones (N) (cc) 6 Veep (N) 6 Girls (N) 6 Game of Thrones (cc) 6 1992, he was seen by more peo- audio tape that finds him sound- SHOWTIME 750 19 78 - 19 41 The Big C 6 Nurse Jackie Nurse Jackie The Big C 6 The Borgias: Day of Ashes. 6 Nurse Jackie The Big C 6 ple on more occasions than any- ing cool and confident even as he STARZ 650 - - - - - Magic City (cc) 6 Colombiana (’11) ★★ (Zoe Saldana, Jordi Mollà) (cc) (9:50) Midnight in Paris ★★★ one else in American history. jokes about his jitters. I=Insight M=Morgantown F=Franklin R=Russellville S=Scottsville G=Glasgow Carson reigned for nearly 30 “King of Late Night” follows years, hosting 4,531 episodes and Carson from there all the way to receiving 23,000 guests. For most his retirement from the show Entertainment of his run, he had no competition, (and, as it turned out, his total or none that mattered.
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