Season 3

E1. Show 44 - Season Premiere

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1. Sonny and Cher open the show with ""Games People Play"" and banter about Sonny having performed this summer at the White House for the President of the United States, as well as making a dramatic guest appearance on Marcus Welby with Robert Young. In comedy blackouts, a couple (Sonny and Cher) arrive at the front porch of the lady's home after an evening out; and Sonny gets to meet Miss USA and Miss Universe. 2. ""Lady Luck"" -- A disgruntled suitor (Chuck) complains to his companion (Cher) about always having to meet her in secluded places; a married woman (Cher) decides to enter into an adulterous affair with a man she met at the train station (Chuck); and a depressed man sitting at a bar (Sonny) tells why he thinks he's a jinx to anyone who comes near him. 3. ""At the Launderette"" -- Obnoxious housewife Laverne (Cher) offers fashion advice to frumpy friend Olivia (regular Teri Garr) and airs her dirty laundry about husband Harry. 4. Sonny and Cher sing ""Bad, Bad Leroy Brown"" to an ani

E2. Show 45

60m

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with ""I Couldn't Live Without Your Love"" and banter about Sonny having his family traced. In comedy blackouts, the chief undercover spy for the Confederacy (Cher) leaves home on a dangerous assignment deep behind enemy lines; and reporter Barbara Nauseous (Cher) interviews Telly about having been approached to be a nude centerfold in Women's Lib magazine. 2. ""Lady Luck"" -- A masked stranger (Sonny) tries to rescue Cher from the evil Count of Los Angeles (Danny); an elderly woman (Cher) approaches two men in the park (Sonny and Telly), hoping she might get one of them to walk her dog; and a distressed man (Telly) gets even more bad news from his jinxed wife (Cher). 3. ""Sonny's Pizza Parlor"" -- Danny appears as the owner of the next-door pet store, who comes to the pizzeria complaining about the smell. 4. Sonny and Cher perform ""Get Ready"" 5. ""A Story About Love"" -- Sonny plays a poor student in a takeoff on Love Story, with Cher cast as his wealthy (but v

E3. Show 46 - The Sonny & Cher Years (Part 1)

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E4. Show 47

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E5. Show 48

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E6. Show 49

Oct 17, 1973 · 60m

Cher - "More Than You Know." Sonny & Cher - "Everyday People." Dennis Weaver – "Hollywood Freeway." Comedy: A "Sonny’s Pizza Parlor" sketch with detective Dennis Weaver investigating a robbery at the restaurant.

E7. Show 50

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E8. Show 51 - Halloween Episode

Oct 31, 1973 · 60m

Halloween Episode Cher - "That’s Life." Sonny & Cher - "I Wanna Take You Higher."

E9. Show 52

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E10. Show 53

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E11. Show 54

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E12. Show 55 - The Sonny & Cher Years (Part 2)

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E13. Show 56

Dec 19, 1973 · 60m

Christmas Episode Guest William Conrad recites "Yes, Virginia There Is A Santa Claus."

E14. Show 57 - Christmas Episode

Dec 19, 1973 · 60m

E15. Show 58 - New Year's Episode

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E16. Show 59

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E17. Show 60

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E18. Show 61

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E19. Show 62

Feb 6, 1974 · 60m

"Tonsmoke," a full-figured version of "Gunsmoke," with Jim Nabors as Fat Dillion, Sonny playing Fatsus, Ted Zeigler as Wide Burp, and Cher as barmaid Miss Piggy. In the Vamp segment, Cher plays Ann Boleyn consulting with her lawyer, Sir Perry of Mason (Jim Nabors). Danny Thomas does a sketch about noise pollution. Music: Cher - "Workin’ Together." Sonny & Cher - "You're Sixteen," "Hi-Heel Sneakers" and "Barefootin'."

E20. Show 63 - Valentine's Day Episode

Feb 13, 1974 · 60m

Valentines Day Episode Ricardo Moltalban and Sonny play rivals vying for Cher's attention. LaVerne, the Laundromat Lady, proudly models her new fur coat. A look at how some TV shows have been affected by the energy crisis. Music includes: Sonny & Cher – "What About Me?" The DeFranco Family performs "Abra-Ca-Dabra." Plus, an animated version of Cher's "Dark Lady."

E21. Show 64

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E22. Show 65

Feb 27, 1974 · 60m

A vamp sketch with Cher as Scheherazade, Joel as the Caliph, and Sonny as the executioner. A doctor (Grey), doing research work in the tropics, encounters Sadie Thompson (Cher). "Danny and his Big Opportunity" - Joel Grey plays a dancer who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for Broadway stardom. Music includes: Cher - "All Love Is Fair." Sonny and Cher - "Sunshine" and "Mockingbird."

E23. Show 66

Mar 14, 1973 · 60m

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with ""Oh, Babe, What Would You Say?"" and an opening monologue. 2. Cher sings ""Am I Blue?"" 3. ""Sonny's Pizza Parlor"" -- Ernie plays a flimflam artist trying to persuade Sonny to franchise his pizza parlor. 4. Ernie sings ""Printers' Alley Stars"" 5. Sonny and Cher perform ""Dancing In the Moonlight"" 6. Ernie cuts up as a sword-waving samurai in a Japanese opera set to Irish music

E24. Show 67 - Series Finale

Mar 21, 1973 · 60m

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with ""Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows"" and banter about Sonny's attempt to write his own script for the show. 2. ""The Vamps"" -- In a takeoff on The Perils Of Pauline serial, Binky (Sonny) rescues the matinee damsel (Cher) from the sinister hands of Snidely (regular Ted Zeigler); the king of Siam (Sonny) interviews Anna (Cher) for the position of his royal governess; and Sadie Thompson (Cher) tells the preacher (Sonny) that she heard a respected travelogue maker (regular Billy Van) is coming to make a film of their island. 3. ""Sonny's Pizza Parlor"" -- Everyone anxiously awaits the arrival of the reverend that Sonny found to marry Luigi (regular Billy Van). 4. Cher sings ""I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good"" 5. ""The Cultural Spot"" -- A glib Lyle hosts the third annual presentation of ""The Bono Awards"", the world's least coveted prize. The statuettes are presented to such reluctant winners as Chad Everett (for his outstanding performance on Medical Center); h