Cher

Cher (1975-1976)

EndedVariety show

Starting in early 1975, Cher returned to network television with her solo variety show, appropriately entitled "Cher". It did well during its abbreviated run and was renewed for the 1975-76 season. However, during the second season Cher herself decided to end the show to work with Sonny again. Although Sonny's show had all the cast and crew from the comedy hour and was expected to be the bigger hit, Cher's show easily became the greater success in the ratings. Due to contracts, Cher was unable to perform many of her sketches and characters from the comedy hour on her show; Sonny had them on his show, instead. Among the many guests who appeared on the Cher show were Pat Boone, David Bowie, Ray Charles, Steve Martin, Tina Turner, Dion, Wayne Newton, Linda Ronstadt, Lily Tomlin, Frankie Valli, Tatum O'Neal,Raquel Welch, Wayne Rogers and the pop & R&B singing group Labelle.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 20:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E15Show 29 - Series FinaleJan 4, 1976
S02E14Show 28 - Christmas EpisodeDec 21, 1975
S02E13Show 27Dec 7, 1975
S02E12Show 26Nov 30, 1975
S02E11Show 25Nov 23, 1975
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Cher' premiere?

'Cher' premiered on February 16, 1975.

Who was the co-host of 'Cher' in the first season?

The co-host of 'Cher' in the first season was comedian David Letterman.

Who was the co-host of 'Cher' in the second and final season?

Singer, actor and former teen idol, Sonny Bono was the co-host of 'Cher' in the second and final season.

What was the format of 'Cher'?

'Cher' was a variety show which featured music, comedy sketches and guest stars.

What was the name of the all-female band that performed on 'Cher'?

The all-female band that performed on 'Cher' was called "Cherokee".

What notable TV personality made a guest appearance on 'Cher'?

TV personality and former First Lady, Betty Ford made a guest appearance on 'Cher'.

Who was the musical guest star in the episode titled "Cher...and Other Fantasies"?

The musical guest star in the episode titled "Cher... and Other Fantasies" was Elton John.

When did the final episode of 'Cher' air?

The final episode of 'Cher' aired on August 30, 1975.

Was 'Cher' nominated for any awards?

Yes, 'Cher' was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Art Direction or Scenic Design in Variety or Music.

What was the opening monologue of 'Cher' called?

The opening monologue of 'Cher' was called "The Cher Statement".

Who was the announcer for 'Cher'?

The announcer for 'Cher' was Sanford Reiger.

Were there any recurring sketches on 'Cher'?

Yes, one of the recurring sketches on 'Cher' was called 'The Taxi Driver'.

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