Cher S02E08 · Show 22

Overview

1. Cher opens the show with a medley of ""Rainy Days and Mondays"" and ""On the Sunny Side Of the Street"", followed by a session of answering questions that have been asked by the studio audience. 2. George sings ""The Baby Song"" 3. Teri and Martin are cast as interpreters trying to arrange a marriage between a pair of royal figures who have a language barrier. 4. Cher sings ""Limehouse Blues"" 5. George joins Cher for a sand dance to the tune of ""I Ain't Got Nobody"" 6. Cher reprises her role as the heartless clerk at a complaint department, where a young couple have come to return their unused wedding rings. 7. The Folly Sisters (Cher and Teri) introduce a salute to the old-fashioned vaudeville revue, featuring a series of punch lines and sketches from that era. 8. Cher thanks her guests and closes the show.

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3. 3 3. Show 171975-09-21 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with a medley of ""Feeling Good"" and ""I Feel the Earth Move"", followed by a monologue about the Family Hour and TV censorship. 2. Cher and Wayne portray
4. 4 4. Show 181975-09-28 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with ""Can You Tell Me How To Get To Sesame Street?"" and a monologue. 2. Illusionist Mark Wilson and his son, Greg, show Cher and Chastity some magic trick
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6. 6 6. Show 201975-10-12 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with ""There'll Be Some Changes Made"" and a monologue about how bad she is at telling jokes. 2. Anthony sings ""Quilp"" 3. Cher joins Anthony for ""Take a
7. 7 7. Show 211975-10-26 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with a medley of ""Stars"" and ""Keep the Customer Satisfied"", followed by a monologue about Halloween. 2. Dick Smothers appears as a chain-gang prisoner b
8. 8 8. Show 221975-11-02 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with a medley of ""Rainy Days and Mondays"" and ""On the Sunny Side Of the Street"", followed by a session of answering questions that have been asked by the
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10. 10 10. Show 241975-11-16 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with a medley of ""Happy Together"" and ""Love Will Keep Us Together"", followed by a monologue about how exciting it's been working with Ray Charles and Ker
11. 11 11. Show 251975-11-23 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with ""When Will I Be Loved?"" and a monologue in which she tries to please her critics who feel she should be more refined and dignified. 2. Cher and Tony
12. 12 12. Show 261975-11-30 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with a medley of ""I Feel a Song Coming On"" and ""Sing"", followed by a monologue where she answers a few ridiculous questions from Jerry. 2. Jerry appears
13. 13 13. Show 271975-12-07 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with a medley of ""An Old Fashioned Love Song"" and ""I Dig Rock and Roll Music"", followed by a monologue based on popular jargon from the '60s. 2. A spoof
14. 14 14. Show 28 - Christmas Episode1975-12-21 · 1h 0m1. Cher opens the show with a medley of ""White Christmas"" and ""We Need a Little Christmas"", followed by a monologue about the holidays. 2. The Hudson Brothers sing ""Here Come
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