Season 4

E1. Show 44

Sep 12, 1973 · 60m

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

Sep 19, 1973 · 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 (1)

Sep 26, 1973 · 60m

The Sonny & Cher Years (Part 1) A nostalgia show with guests Dick Clark, Edd Byrnes, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Bobby Vinton, Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Music includes: Chuck Berry – "Johnny B. Goode" and "Rock and Roll Music." Jerry Lee Lewis – "Whole Lot of Shakin' Goin' On" and "Great Balls of Fire." Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons - "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry" and "Walk Like a Man." Bobby Vinton - "Blue Velvet" and "Mister Lonely." Comedy: Dressed in 1960s attire, Sonny and Cher re-enact their wedding. An embellished look at how Sonny was discovered as a rock star. Plus, blackouts poking fun at the fads and trends of the 1960s.

E4. Show 47

Oct 3, 1973 · 60m

The Vamp segment looks back at the love affair between Lord Horatio Nelson (Capote) and his mistress Lady Hamilton (Cher). Cher also plays another vamp, Sadie Thompson, in a parody of spy movies, with Capote playing the evil Dr. Leadfinger and John Davidson as James Blond. Music: Sonny & Cher – "Get Down" and "The Weight." Cher – "Superstar." John Davidson – "Behind Closed Doors."

E5. Show 48

Oct 10, 1973 · 60m

Cher – "My Love." Sonny & Cher – "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the old Oak Tree" and "Honky Tonk Woman."

E6. Show 49

Oct 17, 1973 · 60m

E7. Show 50

Oct 24, 1973 · 60m

Sonny & Cher - "Everything is Beautiful" and "Delta Dawn." Jim Nabors – "Green, Green Grass of Home."

E8. Show 51

Oct 31, 1973 · 60m

E9. Show 52

Nov 7, 1973 · 60m

E10. Show 53

Nov 14, 1973 · 60m

Kris Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge - "Why Me?" Cher - "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You" Sonny and Cher - "Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose?"

E11. Show 54 - The Sonny & Cher Years (2)

Nov 28, 1973 · 60m

The Sonny & Cher Years (Part 2) Paul Anka - "Diana" The Coasters - "Charlie Brown" and "Yakety Yak." Peter Noone - "I'm Into Something Good." Neil Sedaka - "Breakin' Up Is Hard to Do," "Calendar Girl" and "Happy Birthday Sweet 16." Cher - "Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves" Sonny and Cher - "I Got You Babe"

E12. Show 55

Dec 5, 1973 · 60m

The Temptations – "Let Your Hair Down." Cher – "All I Know." Sonny & Cher – "Just You and Me" and "In the Midnight Hour."

E13. Show 56

Dec 19, 1973 · 60m

E14. Show 57

Jan 2, 1974 · 60m

New Years Episode

E15. Show 58

Jan 9, 1974 · 60m

"Super Bowl Follies" a series of comedy blackouts about football with O.J. and Teddy Neely. A laundrymat sketch with LaVerne (Cher) commenting on football and its fans. Music includes: Teddy Neely -"Another's Lifetime" Cher - "Holly Holy" Sonny & Cher - "Top of the World"

E16. Show 59

Jan 16, 1974 · 60m

This episode included a funny sketch with George Foreman. He played a boxing trainer, and Ken Berry played a boxer. They entered Sonny's Pizza, and Foreman began tearing the place up---laughing all the time.

E17. Show 60

Jan 23, 1974 · 60m

Robert Goulet Carol Lawrence Marjorie "Marji" Wallace (winner of the 1973 Miss World contest) Comedy sketch: "Westward Ho the Pizzas" - An Italian opera set in the old West with Cher playing Rita Palazzi, a female gunslinger, Carol Lawrence as bar maid Lily Capri, Robert Goulet as the sherrif and Sonny as the judge. Music includes: Robert Goulet singing "Summer Green." Cher - "Workin' Together." Sonny & Cher sing "You're Sixteen."

E18. Show 61

Jan 30, 1974 · 60m

The Jackson Five - "Dancing Machine"

E19. Show 62

Feb 6, 1974 · 60m

E20. Show 63

Feb 13, 1974 · 60m

E21. Show 64

Feb 20, 1974 · 60m

In a sketch poking fun at "traditional" husband-and-wife roles, a stay-at-home husband (Sonny) becomes jealous when he learns that his working wife (Cher) has hired a handsome male secretary (Namath). Joe Namath and The Righteous Brothers (Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield) appear in "Police Report," a musical spoof of TV police dramas. At the Launderette, LaVerne gets the thrill of her life when Joe Namath walks in. Music includes: The Righteous Brothers - "Little Latin Lupe Lu," "My Babe" and You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin'." Sonny & Cher – "Brother Louie" and "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?"

E22. Show 65

Feb 27, 1974 · 60m

E23. Show 67 - Series Finale

Mar 6, 1974 · 60m

Series Finale Merv Griffin, Ricardo Montalban, Joe Namath, Jim Nabors, Jeanette Nolan and Sally Struthers appear in comedy blackouts. (These blackouts, covering current topics like the space program and the energy crisis, might be taken from past episodes.) A laundromat sketch with LaVerne giving her views on the movie "The Exorcist." Music includes: Sonny and Cher singing "Let Me Be There" Plus, in a tribute to the late Jim Croce, an animated version of "Bad, Bad LeRoy Brown" is shown.