Cher was an entertainment phenomenon of the 1970s with three television shows on the air and many highly-anticipated TV specials. Cher’s TV appearances (and now YouTube videos) can be categorized this way:

  • Television variety series
  • Television specials
  • Music videos
  • Major TV appearances and interviews

Where to start

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Fashion

In all aspects of Cher’s TV appearances there has been an important aspect of costumery in her image making, starting from early appearances with fur fests and bell-bottoms on music shows of the 60s to work with Bob Mackie on her variety shows where she bared her bellybutton to outfits worn on interviews in talk shows and outrageous headdresses in TV concerts and academy award shows. “What will Cher be wearing tonight on TV” has become a decade-in-decade-out reason to watch.

Variety Shows

  1. The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour ran 67 episodes (August 1 1971 – May 29, 1974)
  2. Cher ran 29 episodes (February 16 1975 – January 4, 1976)
  3. The Sonny and Cher Show ran 34 episodes (February 1 1976 – August 29, 1977)

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Television Specials

  1. Cher and the Loneliest Elephant (22 April 2021) – Paramount+
  2. Dear Mom, Love Cher (6 May 2013) – Lifetime
  3. Cher: The Farewell Tour – filmed in Miami, Florida, (8 April 2003) – NBC
  4. Cher: Live in Concert – filmed at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas (28 August 1999) – HBO
  5. Sonny & Me: Cher Remembers (20 May 1998) – CBS
  6. Extravaganza – Live at the Mirage – filmed at the Mirage in Las Vegas (4 February 1991) – CBS
  7. A Celebration at Caesar’s Palace – filmed at the Caesars Palace in Las Vegas (21 April 1983) – Showtime
  8. Cher in Concert: Live in Monte Carlo (8 February 1981) – HBO
  9. Cher…and Other Fantasies (7 March 1979) – NBC
  10. Cher… Special (3 April 1978) – ABC
  11. The premiere episode of the Cher show was considered a television special, with guests Flip Wilson, Bette Midler and Elton John (1975). It had the CBS Special swirling animated logo preceding it.
  12. Sonny & Cher: The Nitty Gritty Hour (1971)
  13. The First Nine Months are The Hardest (circa 1971)

Music Videos

These are limited to songs made into official videos as promotions for music television and not songs taken from variety show appearances. (stars note the best ones)

  1. DJ Play a Christmas Song (Lyric Video)
  2. Happiness is a Thing Called Joe
  3. Chiquitita (Spanish Version)
  4. S.O.S.
  5. I Hope You Find It (Lyric Video)
  6. Woman’s World (2013, Director Ray Kay)
  7. “You Haven’t Seen the Last of Me” (2010, Director Steve Antin)
  8. Alive Again** (2002)
  9. Song for the Lonely** (2002, Director Stu Maschwitz)
  10. The Music’s No Good Without You* (2001, Director NIgel Dick)
  11. Piu Che Puoi (with Eroz Ramazotti) (2000)
  12. Dov’e L’amore (Original Version) / Official Version * (1999, Director Marcus Nispel)
  13. All or Nothing (1999)
  14. Strong Enough (1999, Director NIgel Dick)
  15. Believe (1999, Director NIgel Dick)
  16. One by One (1996, Director Marcus Nispel)
  17. Walking in Memphis (Director’s Cut)** (1995, Director Marcus Nispel)
  18. Love Can Build a Bridge (with Chrissie Hynde and Neneh Cherry) (1995)
  19. “I Got You Babe” (with Beavis and Butt-head) (1994)
  20. Save Up All Your Tears* (1991, Director Cher)
  21. Love and Understanding (1991)
  22. The Shoop Shoop Song (It’s In His Kiss) (1990, Director Marty Callner)
  23. Heart of Stone** (1989. Director Art Fisher)
  24. If I Could Turn Back Time** (1989, Director Marty Callner)
  25. Main Man (1988, Director Cher)
  26. We All Sleep Alone /  Alternate Version (1988, Director Cher)
  27. I Found Someone (1987, Director Cher)
  28. Dead Ringer for Love (with Meatloaf) (1981)
  29. Hell on Wheels** (1979, Director Art Fisher)

TV Appearances and Interviews

Spending over 40 years in show business, Cher has racked up oodles of TV appearances. It would take you a year in a booth at the Radio and TV Museum to track them all down and for 30 seconds of sound bites in an “I Love Lucy” or “I Love Looney Tunes” specials, it’s not worth it. Here are the ones that are worth seeing:

  1. Amfar Gala (23 May 2024)
  2. IHeart Music Awards 2024 (1 April 2024) – Cher wins Icon Award: Meryl Streep’s introduction, “Turn Back Time” and “Believe” (with Jennifer Hudson), Cher’s speech
  3. 2024 Equal Justice Now Icon Award (29 March 2024)
  4. Strictly Come Dancing (British) (16 December 2023)
  5. The Kelly Clarkson Show (15 December 2023) – Christmas Album and Mama Mia 3, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Snub, Kelly Loves DJ Play a Christmas Song
  6. Cher Meets Ryan (British) (9 December 2023)
  7. iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2023 at Madison Square Garden (8 December 2023, aired on ABC 21 December 2023) – “Believe” and “DJ Play a Christmas Song“
  8. The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (7 December 2023) – Point Pleasant Police Department with Cher
  9. The Tracks Of My Years (British Radio) (3 December 2023)
  10. In Conversation event at the Odeon Leicester Square in London (1 December 2023)
  11. The Graham Norton Show (British) (1 December 2023) – “DJ Play a Christmas Song”
    (Tom Hanks tells a great story about working for Cher)
  12. Chicken Shop Date (British) (1 November 2023)
  13. Royal Variety Show (British) (30 November 2023)
  14. Christmas at Graceland (29 November 2023)
  15. Christmas at Rockefeller Center (29 November 2023) – “DJ Play a Christmas Song” and “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)“
  16. The Today Show (28 December 2023)
  17. Wetten Dass (German) (25 November 2023)
  18. The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (23 November 2023) – freezer segment (Cher jokes that her name is pronounced “Shure”), interview
  19. The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade (23 November 2023)
  20. Balmain Spring Summer 2023 Show Finale with Cher (Summer 2023)
  21. The Beat with Ari Melber (2023) – via phone discussing Tina Turner
  22. Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter + Love (26 April 2023) – giving a tribute (full show)
  23. The Kelly Clarkson Show (2022) (clip)
  24. Betty White in Celebrating Betty White: America’s Golden Girl (2022) – “Thank You For Being a Friend“
  25. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (2021) – on Joe Biden’s election, getting Phil Spector on a plane
  26. Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? (2021), clips: Scoobys birthday, Unmasking the sharkmen
  27. The Late, Late Show with James Corden (20 July 20 2021) – Spot the Wig, clip
  28. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (2020) – for Joe Biden
  29. Billboard Music Awards (2020) – presents ICON Award to Garth Brooks
  30. The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (2019) – Cher talking about the Broadway Show, shyness in singing, all the Chers
  31. America’s Got Talent (8 September 2019)- “Waterloo“
  32. The Late Late Show with James Corden (2018) – for Mama Mia: Here We Go Again, clip, Musical Chers, Spill Your Guts
  33. Broadway Opening of The Cher Show (3 December 2018) – “Turn Back Time”
  34. 41st Kennedy Center Honors (2 December 2018) – Honored, Little Big Town sings “Gypsys, Tramps and Thieves,” “I Found Somone” and “Baby Don’t Go,” Adam Lambert sings “Believe,” Cyndi Lauper sings “Turn Back Time,” close of show with “I Got You Babe,” Post mortem with Cher
  35. The Graham Norton Show (British) (22 June 2018)
  36. The Talk (with David Lynch) (2017) – clip
  37. The Talk (28 February 2017) – Chad Michaels, Lissa as Cher
  38. , Home: Adventures with Tip & Oh (2017) – “Ooga Boo” and “You Be You” (Audio) as Chercophonie
  39. The Billboard Music Awards (21 May 2017) – Gwen Stefani introduces Cher singing “Believe” and “If I Could Turn Back Time,” Cher wins Icon Award, More of Stefani intro, tribute reel, Cher speech (5-minute plank)
  40. The Today Show (2016) – talking about turning 70
  41. Inside Edition (9 November 2016) – talking about Trump
  42. The Late Late Show with James Corden (20 October 2016) – “I Got You Babe,” IGUB Origin Story
  43. The Ellen DeGeneres Show (7 September 2016), 5-second rule game, butt exercises, “S.O.S.“
  44. The Met Gala Red Carpet with Marc Jacobs (2015)
  45. The Late Show with David Letterman (6 May 2015)
  46. The Voice (2014) – guest mentor, interview, Blake Shelton on Cher, Mentoring Team Blake
  47. Extra (2013) Cher talking about Closer to the Truth and turning-point comments about Miley Cyrus
  48. The X-Factor (2013) – “I Hope You Find It“
  49. The Voice (2013) Interview
  50. Mystery show interview (2013)
  51. Billboard Interview, fan questions (2013)
  52. Z100 Radio Interview (2013)
  53. radio.com News (2013) – on Closer to the Truth, the new industry of pop music
  54. Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen (2013), clip, after show
  55. Dancing with the Stars (2013) – guest judge (the Chaz Bono Season was 2011 where she was seen sitting in the audience during one show) – “The Beat Goes On” and “Believe“
  56. The Graham Norton Show (British) (25 October 2013) (interview clip 1, clip 2) – “I Hope You Find It“
  57. Wetten Dass (5 October 2013) – “I Hope You Find It” and Interview (Full)
  58. The Today Show (23 September 2013) – Motorcycle arrival and interview, “Woman’s World,” “I Hope You Find It,” and “Believe,” inside interview
  59. Daybreak (Canadian) (7 September 2013) – for Closer to the Truth album
  60. Macy’s July 4th Fireworks Spectacular (4 July 2013) – “Woman’s World“
  61. SiriusXM Town Hall (4 July 2013) – clip 1, clip 2
  62. Ellen (May 2013) – with Georgia Holt and Georganne to promote Dear Mom, Love Cher and Georgia’s album, Part 1, Part 2, “I’m Just Your Yesterday“
  63. Extra (2012) – Attending premiere of American Masters: Inventing David Geffen
  64. MTV Video Music Awards (12 November 2011) – presents Video of the Year
  65. Burlesque Interviews with Stanley Tucci (2010), 1, 2
  66. Clevver Movies (2010) for Burlesque
  67. Entertainment Tonight (2010) Burlesque behind the scenes
  68. Movie Phone’s Unscripted with Christian Aguilera (2010)
  69. Live with Kelly and Michael  (2010) – game portion (very funny), Kelly & Cher on the couch
  70. The Graham Norton Show (British) (12 December 2010) – clip, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
  71. Late Night with David Letterman (11 November 2010)
  72. MTV Video Music Awards (12 September 2010) – presents Video of the Year to Lady Gaga in a meat dress (News highlights)
  73. 37th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards (27 June 2010)
  74. 45th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards (18 April 2010) (Full, Cher at 9:56)
  75. 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards (27 January 2010) – Cher and Christina Aguilera present Best Original Song to Up
  76. Entertainment Tonight (2009) Backstage at Caesar’s Palace Show
  77. Entertainment Tonight (2008) Backstage at the Farewell Tour
  78. Extra! (2008) Cher interviewed by Gene Simmons
  79. The Today Show/Access Hollywood (30 October 2008) – Rock the Vote!
  80. The Oprah Winfrey Show (8 May 2008) – Oprah, Cher and Tina Turner at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas , “Take Me Home” and “Proud Mary” (clip) (performances)
  81. Entertainment Tonight (5 and 6 May 2008) with Tina Turner, part 1, part 2
  82. 50th Annual Grammy Awards (10 February 2008) – presents the performance by Tina Turner and Beyonce Knowles’
  83. The Insider (2008) Backstage at the Grammys
  84. Nightline (9 February 2008) with Cynthia McFadden
  85. Style Star featuring Cher (2006)
  86. C-Span (July, 2006) – with Operation Helmet
  87. Molly Meldrum (Australia)( (2005) – promoting Farewell Tour
  88. Paul Holmes (New Zealand) (2005)
  89. MTV Australia Awards (3 March 2005)
  90. Anthony Kiedis tells Howard Stern about how he came to be babysat by Cher (2004)
    (Kiedis’ Dad’s former girlfriend Connie was next Sonny’s girlfriend while Sonny & Cher were separated but living together)
  91. British Interview for Farewell Tour (Show?) (2004)
  92. Sesame Street 35 (2004)
  93. MDA Telethon (2003)
  94. The Today Show (Late 2003) – Stuck on You promotion
  95. Extra! (Late 2003) – Stuck on You promotion
  96. Reel Comedy (Late 2003) – Stuck on You promotion
  97. Roxanna Bina Interview (Late 2003) – Stuck on You promotion
  98. E! (Late 2003) – Stuck on You promotion – Part 1, 2
  99. Primetime with Cynthia McFadden (2002) – Part 1, 2
  100. The Oprah Winfrey Show (2002)
  101. Will & Grace – A.I.: Artificial Insemination (2002)
  102. Billboard Music Awards (9 December 2002) – Accepts Lifetime Achievement Award introduced by Steven Tyler with the swearword that sparked an FCC controversy
  103. Divas Las Vegas (23 May 2002) – “Song for the Lonely,” “If I Could Turn Back Time” and “Heartbreak Hotel”
  104. American Bandstands 50th Anniversary Celebration (20 April 2002) – “A Different Kind of Love Song“
  105. The Rosie O’Donnell Show (1 March 2002)
  106. Late Night with David Letterman (26 February 2002) –  “Song for the Lonely“
  107. 29th Annual American Music Awards (9 January 2002) – “Song for the Lonely“
  108. Parkinson (British) – clip1, clip 2, “The Music’s No Good Without You“
  109. Torno Sabato (Italian) (2001) – “The Music’s No Good Without You“
  110. Entertainment Tonight (2001) – Farewell Tour
  111. The Today Show (2001) – interview for Living Proof
  112. Domenica In (Italian) (2001) “The Music’s No Good Without You“
  113. So Graham Norton (British) (November 2001) – Part 1, 2
  114. Onada Music Awards, Madrid Spain (29 November 2001) – “The Music’s No Good Without You”
  115. Top of the Pops (British) (19 October 2001) – “The Music’s No Good Without You” and Interview
  116. Wetten Das (German) (13 October 2001) Part 1, 2 and “The Music’s No Good Without You“
  117. Artist’s Direct Segment for not.commercial (2000) and Fan Conference
  118. Democratic Committee Gala Concert (2000) – “Believe“
  119. Entertainment Tonight (2000) – The 52nd Annual Emmy Awards Red Carpet
  120. Will & Grace – Gypsies, Tramps and Weed (16 November 2000)
  121. 72nd Academy Awards (26 March 2000) – presents award for Best Original Song
  122. Larry King Live (1 September 2008) – part 1, part 2 (Making “Believe” and Tea with Mussolini)
  123. World Music Awards (7 May 1999) “Strong Enough,” “Believe,” Prince Albert of Monaco introduces Cher and predicts she will be the last one standing and presents her with a Lifelong Contribution Award
  124. The Rosie O’Donnell Show (14 April 1999) – “Strong Enough”
  125. VH1 Divas Live 99 (13 April 1999) – “Proud Mary” with Elton John and Tina Turner, “Turn Back Time,” and “Believe”
  126. Behind the Music – Cher (11 April 1999) – intro clip
  127. Local News Interview (24 February 1999)
  128. Brit Awards (British) (16 February 1999) – “Believe“
  129. Super Bowl XXXIII (31 January 1999) – “The Star Spangled Banner“
  130. 26th Annual American Music Awards (11 January 1999) – “Believe,” press room
  131. Regis & Kathie Lee (1998) for Believe album
  132. Regis & Kathie Lee (1998) for Sonny & Me: Cher Remembers
  133. Good Morning America (1998) – Talking about First Time and “Believe”
  134. The Tonight Show (December 1998)
  135. Billboard Music Awards (7 December 1998) – Cher presents Artist of the Year award to Usher
  136. Late Night with David Letterman (18 November 1998) – “Believe“
  137. The Rosie O’Donnell Show (17 November 1998) – interview, “Believe”
  138. The Oprah Winfrey Show (28 September 1998) with Chastity
  139. The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (19 May 1998 or 1999?) – promoting Tea with Mussolini
  140. The Rosie O’Donnell Show (18 May 1998) – supporting Sonny & Me: Cher Remembers
  141. Behind the Music – Sonny Bono (11 January 1998)
  142. Sonny’s Funeral Eulogy on CNN Live (9 January 1998)
  143. The Ru Paul Show (1997) – “Paradise Is Here” and “The Shoop Shoop Song”
  144. An Audience with Elton John (9 October 1997) Full, Cher part
  145. Late Night with David Letterman (1996) – Interview and “One by One”
  146. The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (10 Oct 1996) – supporting It’s a Man’s World
  147. The Rosie O’Donnell Show (8 July 1996)
  148. Rodeo Drive (Los Angeles) Christmas Parade (December, 1994)
  149. Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush (British) (19 March 1994) – “Something to Talk About,” “The Shoop Shoop Song” and game
  150. Regis & Kathy Lee Show (1993)
  151. Interview discussing Madonna (1991)
  152. MTV 10 (1991), allegedly a co-host, clip
  153. The Billboard Awards, (1991), clip
  154. Coca Cola Pop Music Backstage Pass to Summer (Summer 1991) – Cher hosts this with her Mermaids daughters, Winona Ryder and Christina Ricci, the video for “Love and Understanding” is played.
  155. Late Night with David Letterman (31 October 1991) – Interview and “Save Up All Your Tears“
  156. The Sally Jess Raphael Show (30 October 1991) – with sister Georganne and friend Paulette (work-out segment to support Body Confidence video)
  157. MTV Video Music Awards (5 September 1991) – Cher presents the award for Best Male and Best Female Video to Chris Isaac and Janet Jackson
  158. Good Morning America (1990)
  159. The Oprah Winfrey Show (1990) for Mermaids with Winona Ryder and Christina Ricci
  160. Mermaids Interview (1990) with Winona Ryder and Christina Ricci
  161. An Evening with Friends of the Environment (1990) – “I’m No Angel,” “Fire Down Below” and “What a Wonderful World”
  162. The Oprah Winfrey Show (14 December 1990) with Winona Ryder (clip) (clip) (house tour)
  163. MTV Video Awards (9 September 1989) – “If I Could Turn Back Time“
  164. 61st Annual Academy Awards (29 March 1989) – Cher presents Best Picture to Rainman
  165. 15th Annual People’s Choice Awards (11 March 1989) – Cher wins Favorite All Around Female Entertainer
  166. 60 Minutes Australia (1988)
  167. Christmas at Pee Wee’s Playhouse (21 December 1988)
  168. MTV Video Music Awards (7 September 1988) – presents Video of the Year to INXS and sings “Main Man“
  169. Uninhibited perfume launch press (10 August 1988)
  170. Press Conference with Robert Camiletti (28 July 1988) – Wedding rumors leading to paparazzi incident
  171. The Barbara Walters Special (11 April 1988)
  172. Wogan (British) (1 April 1988) – with Meat Loaf
  173. The 60th Annual Academy Awards (11 March 1988) – Cher and Nicholas Cage co-present Best Supporting Actor Award, Cher wins Best Actress in a Leading Role for Moonstruck – red carpet entourage, winning speech, press conference
  174. The 45th Golden Globe Awards (23 January 1988) – Cher wins Best Actress for Moonstruck
  175. Jacobs Stege (Swedish) (1987) – for Witches of Eastwick
  176. Interviews (including Entertainment Tonight) (1987) supporting Moonstruck
  177. Interview (1987) supporting Suspect
  178. Superstars and Their Moms (1987) with Georgia Holt
  179. The Witches of Eastwick on a Couch Press Junket (1987) One, Two, Three, The Today Show
  180. Mystery Show (1987) – “We All Sleep Alone“
  181. Wogan (British) (1987) – “I Found Someone“
  182. Saturday Night Live – Candice Bergen host, Cher musical guest (21 November 1987) – “I Found Someone” and “We All Sleep Alone“
  183. Late Night with David Letterman (13 November 1987) –  Full show, “I Found Someone” and “I Got You Babe” (Sonny & Cher Reunion)
  184. MTV Video Awards (14 November 1987) – Cher presents the Viewer’s Choice Award, Interview
  185. The Late Show Staring Joan Rivers – premiere episode (9 October 1986) – Full Show Part 1, Part 2,  “Twist and Shout”
  186. Late Night with David Letterman (22 May 1986) – asshole episode (Letterman claims they asked to be on the show 81 times before she finally appeared)
  187. The 58th Annual Academy Awards (24 March 1986) – Mohawk outfit year, Jane Fonda introduction, Cher presents award for Best Supporting Actor to Don Ameche
  188. Cannes Film Festival (1985) – Cher wins best actress for Mask
  189. Mystery Awards (1985) – Cher wins best actress for Mask and Estelle Getty accepts
  190. The Phil Donahue Show (1985) – Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
  191. Mystery Interview (1985) discussing Mask
  192. Mystery Interview (1985) discussing Mask
  193. We Are The World/Live Aid (13 July 1985)
  194. The Barbara Walters Special (29 May 1985) (Part 1, 2)
  195. The Tonight Show with Joan Rivers (9 April 1985)
  196. MTV Awards Red Carpet (1984)
  197. The 41st Golden Globe Awards (28 January 1984) – Cher wins Best Supporting Actress for Silkwood
  198. Mystery Interview (1983) discussing Silkwood
  199. Interview with Harold Greene (1983)
  200. The 55th Academy Awards (11 April 1983) – Cher co-presents a music award with Placido Domingo.
  201. The Tonight Show with Joan Rivers (24 January 1983) – showing clips from Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
  202. The Dick Cavett Show (1982)
  203. 20/20 (1982) – discussing the new Broadway Play Come Back to the Five and Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
  204. American Bandstand (24 July 1982) – “I Paralyze“
  205. Solid Gold (10 July 1982) – “I Paralyze“
  206. The 36th Annual Tony Awards (6 June 1982) – “My Heart Belongs to Daddy“
  207. The Dick Cavett Show (22 March 1982)
  208. Night of 100 Stars (14 February 1982) – Cher as the final star of the hundred.
  209. The John Davidson Show (1981)
  210. Good Morning America (1981)
  211. The Tonight Show (30 September 1981) – “Shoes” and “Take it to the Limit“
  212. The Mike Douglas Show (1980) – Interview and “Holdin’ Out for Love“
  213. The Merv Griffin Show (1980) – “Never Should’ve Started“
  214. Midnight Special (19 September 1980) as part of Black Rose – “Never Should’ve Started,” “Julie,” “You Know It” and “Aint Got No Money”
  215. The Today Show (1979)
  216. The Phil Donahue Show (1979)
  217. Dinah! & Friends (15 November 1979)
  218. The Midnight Special (19 October 1979) – Video for “Hell on Wheels” is played.
  219. The Tonight Show with Rich Little (12 October 1979)
  220. The Tonight Show (6 March 1979)
  221. The Mike Douglas Show (Cher co-host week of 26 February 1979)
    1. Monday (26 February) – (Sonny & Cher Reunion) – Q&A with Audience, roller skating segment, fitness segment, My Buddy,” “United We Stand,” “Without You,” Part 1, Part 2
    2. Tuesday (27 February) -“Happy Was the Day We Met“
    3. Wednesday (28 February) – Chastity, Elijah, “Love & Pain,” Audience Q&A, “Take Me Home”
    4. Thursday (1 March)
    5. Friday (2 March) – “We Aint Got a Barrel of Money,” Cher works at Jack in the Box, Georgia Hold, Geroganne LaPiere,  family photos, “My Song (Too Far Gone)“
  222. The Merv Griffin Show (7 February 1979) – Interview, “Take Me Home” and “My Song (Too Far Gone)” (first lip synced performances)
  223. 1978 Cerbral Palsy Telethon (1978) – “Danny’s Song” and “The Long and Winding Road”
  224. Old Grey Whistle Test (British) (15 November 1977) – “Move Me” and “Love Me“
  225. The Stanley Siegel Show (23 September 1977) – Cher with Elijah
  226. NHK 101 Studio (Japanese) (8 July 1977) – “Move Me“
  227. The Donny & Marie Show (15 October 1976) (full show) “I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire,” “Fire,” and “Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor”
  228. The Dick Cavett Show (1975)  (clip) (interview)
  229. Dinah! (21 May 1975 or 9 December 1975)
  230. The Sonny & Cher Reunion Press Conference (4 December 1975) (Sonny & Cher Reunion) (B-roll footage)
  231. The Carol Burnett Show (27 September 1975) – “Just This One Time” (full show)
  232. The Dinah Shore Show (12 September 1975)
  233. The First Annual Rock Awards (9 August 1975) – Cher presents Outstanding Rock Personality of the Year
  234. The Tonight Show (14 July 1975)  (Sonny & Cher Reunion)  – guest host George Segal (clip)
  235. Rona Barrett Looks at Raquel, Liza, Cher and Ann-Margret (28 May 1975) (clip) (highlights)
  236. First Annual People’s Choice Awards (4 March 1974) – Cher presents Favorite Television Comedy Program Award
  237. The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Diana Vreeland’s “Romantic and Glamourous Hollywood Design (20 November 1974) – Cher attends in the famous Time Magazine dress with Bob Mackie
  238. 46th Annual Academy Awards (2 April 1974) – Cher co-presents Best Original Dramatic Score with Henry Mancini (audio of Cher laughing at the streaker behind David Niven)
  239. 16th Annual Grammy Awards (2 March 1974) – Cher co-presents  album of the year with Telly Savalas (Stevie Wonder won)
  240. The Very First Glen Campbell TV Special (1973) – “You’ve Got a Friend,” “Where You Lead,” “We’re All Playin’ in the Same Band,” “Day by Day,” “Put Your Hand in the Hand,” “He Aint Heavy, He’s My Brother,” and “Brother Love’s Traveling Salvation Show”
  241. The 45th Annual Academy Awards ( 27 March 1973) – Sonny & Cher present Best Original Song
  242. Scooby Doo Where Are You? – The Secret of Shark Island (28 October 1972) (Clip)
  243. The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour pilot (1971) – “All I Ever Need Is You” and “Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again” with comedy banter
  244. The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour (2 November 1971) – “If You Could Read My Mind,” “Make It With You,” “You Made Me So Very Happy,” “Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling,” “All I Ever Need Is You,”
  245. Dinah’s Place (10 September 1971) – “Walk Right In” and “All I Ever Need Is You“
  246. The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour (January 24 1971) “The Beat Goes On” and “We Can Work It Out” and “Let’s Work Together” and “Get it Together“
  247. Love, American Style – “Love and the Sack” (15 January 1971)
  248. The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour (1970?) – “Tweedle Dee,” “Yakety Yak,” “Young Love,” “Get a Job.” “I’m Walkin,”
  249. The Mike Douglas Show (22 October 1970) – “What Now My Love“
  250. The David Frost Show (19 July 1970)
  251. The David Frost Show (17 June 1970)
  252. The Dick Cavett Show (3 June 1970)
  253. The Best on Record (1 May 1970)
  254. KRON4 Local News (San Francisco) (estimated April 1970)
  255. The Merv Griffin Show (19 February 1970)
  256. The Barbara McNair Show (15 February 1970) – “The Beat Goes On,” “Little Man,” “All I Really Want to Do,” “Sing C’est La Vie,” “I Got You Babe,” “The Beat Goes On (Full), “Danny Boy” and “What Now My Love“
  257. On the Air with the Geator Jerry Blavat (1969) – Interview and “I Got You Babe“
  258. The Glen Campbell Good Time Hour (21 December 21 1969) –  “Jingle Bells (The One Horse Open Sleigh)” and “Silent Night“
  259. The Kraft Hall Music (17 December 1969) – “You and Me,” “Let the Good Times Roll” and “Ol’ Man River”
  260. Playboy After Dark (20 November 1969) – “For Once in My Lifetime,” “Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You” and “Take Me for a Little While“
  261. The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour (19 November 1969)
  262. This is Tom Jones (British) (16 November 1969) – “Just a Little,” (Audio) “Yours Until Tomorrow” (Audio) and “The Beat Goes On“
  263. The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour (15 October 1969): “For What It’s Worth,” “Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down),” “Aquarius,” “All I Really Want to Do,” “The First Time” (“She gave me such a charge, I had to wear rubber-soled shoes!”
  264. The Mike Douglas Show (full week in October 1969)
    1. The Mike Douglas Show (15 October 1969) – “Cry Like a Baby, ” “The First Time” and “Toot, Toot, Tootsie! (Goo’bye)” and interview
    2. The Mike Douglass Show (14 October 1969) – “Baby Don’t Go“
    3. The Mike Douglas Show (13 October 1969) – Sonny cooking segment
    4. (Late October) “You Better Sit Down Kids” and “Mama (When My Dollies Have Babies)”
  265. Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In (29 September 1969): credit jokes (possibly)
  266. The David Frost Show (British) (4 September 1969)
  267. The Hollywood Squares (25 August 1969)
  268. The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show (15 September 1969)
  269. This is Tom Jones (British) (2 May 1969) – “Cinderella Rockefella,” “I Got You Babe” (Tom and Esther Ofarim), “Delilah” (Cher and  Esther Ofarim), “The Beat Goes On” (Cher, Tom Jones and Esther Ofarim)
  270. News Interview (1968)
  271. The Newport Pop Festival (3 August 1968)
  272. Kraft Music Hall (March 13, 1968): “Ebb Tide” and “Unchained Melody” (Audio), “The Beat Goes On” (Audio)
  273. Where the Girls Are (23 April 2968) – “Sunny”
  274. Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In (11 March 1968 or 5 February 1968): full
  275. Soul Together, Martin Luther King Benefit Concert (28 February 1968)
  276. Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In  (5 February 1968): Adam & Eve song, Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy spoof
  277. Promo Video (1967)  – “Living for You“
  278. Mystery Show (1967) – “You Better Sit Down Kids“
  279. Mystery Clip (1967) – “Mama (When My Dollies Have Babies)“
  280. The Jerry Lewis Show (12 September 1967) – “You Better Sit Down Kids” and “What Now My Love”
  281. The Carol Burnett Show (6 November 1967) – “You Better Sit Down Kids” and “Living for You“
  282. The Steve Allen Comedy Hour – (14 June 1967) “Little Man” and “It’s the Little Things“
  283. The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour (21 May 1967 or 19 May) – “Alfie,” (“the very exciting…Cher!) “It’s the Little Things” and “Plastic Man” (better audio)
  284. The Joey Bishop Show (18 April 1967)
  285. Discorama  (Frnace) (15 March 1967) – “The Beat Goes On”
  286. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. – The Hot Number Affair (10 March 1967) – Cher plays Ramona (clip)
  287. The Andy Williams Show (5 March 1967) – “The Beat Goes On” and “Podunk”
  288. Tienerkklanken (Netherlands) (2 March 1967) – “Little Man,” “The Beat Goes On,” “Sing C’est La Vie,” “Sunny” and “Mama (When My Dollies Have Babies)” – the outdoor fur coat videos
  289. Mystery Show (Brussels) (22 February 1967) “Mama (When My Dollies Have Babies),”Little Man” and “The Beat Goes On” – allegedly filmed in a record store
  290. The Eamonn Andrews Show (12 February 1967)
  291. Tete De Bois Et Tendres Annees (French) (8 February 1967) – “Mama (When My Dollies Have Babies)”
  292. San Remo Festival (Italy) (26 January 1967) – “Il Cammino di Ongi Speranza” and “Ma Piano (Per non Svegliarmi)“
  293. French TV appearance – (1967) “The Beat Goes On“
  294. Die Drehscheibe (German)  (7 November 1966)
  295. Beat-Club (German) (22 October 1966) – “Monday” and “Little Man”
  296. Vient De Paraitre (French) (16 October 1966) – “Little Man” “Sunny”
  297. A Touts Vents (French) – (25 September 1966) “Little Man,” “I Got You Babe”, “Sunny,” “Little Man” rehearsals
  298. Beat-Club (German) (24 September 1966) – “Then He Kissed Me,” “Little Man,” “I Feel Something in the Air” and “Laugh at Me“
  299. Ready Stead Go! (British) (26 August 1966) – “Little Man”
  300. Top of the Pops (British) (25 August 1966) – “Little Man”
  301. Beat-Club (German) (16 July 1966) – “What Now My Love”
  302. Where the Action Is (3 March 1966) – “What Now My Love”
  303. The Danny Thomas Special (6 February 1966) (did this air?)
  304. The Hollywood Palace (1 January 1966) – “What Now My Love“
  305. Cinnamon Cinder Christmas Special (December 1965) – “Baby Don’t Go”
  306. The Hollywood Palace (23 October 1965) – “Baby Don’t Go,” “Where Do You Go” and “But You’re Mine” (Audio only)
  307. The Ed Sullivan Show (26 September 1965) – “I Got You Babe,” “Where Do You Go” and “But You’re Mine” (Video of all) – Ed calls Cher “Chur”
  308. Hullabaloo (13 September 1965) – “I Got You Babe” and “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” (19:25) (Rolling Stones do “I Got You Babe”)
  309. Shivaree (13 September 1965) – “All I Really Want to Do”
  310. Where the Action Is (7 September 1965) – “I Got You Babe”
  311. Where the Action Is (2 September 1965) – “All I Really Want to Do”
  312. Ready Steady Go! (British) (13 August 1965) – “I Got You Babe”
  313. Top of the Pops (British) (12 August 1965) – “I Got You Babe“
  314. Discs A Go Go (British) (11 August 1965)
  315. Shindig! (11 August 1965) – “I Got You Babe,” “Yakety Yak,” and “Laugh at Me”
  316. Thank Your Lucky Stars (British) (7 August 1965)
  317. Ready, Steady, Go! (British) (6 August 1965) – “I Got You Babe” (start of the UK appearances)
  318. Where the Action Is (30 July 1965) – “All I Really Want to Do” and “Baby Don’t Go”
  319. Shindig! (21 July 1965) – ” All I Really Want to Do” (introduced as “the pretty half of Sonny & Cher”), “I Got You Babe” and “Do You Love Me“
  320. Shivaree (10 July 1965) – “I Got You Babe” and “It’s Gonna Rain” (Video of All)
  321. Where the Action Is (8 July 1965) – “I Got You Babe” and “Just You“
  322. Shindig! (7 July 1965) – “I Got You Babe,” “It’s Gonna Rain” and “Dream Baby”
  323. American Bandstand (12 June 1965) – “All I Really Want To Do”
  324. Shindig! (26 May 1965) – “We’re Gonna Make It” and “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On”
  325. Hollywood-a-go-go (26 May 1965 or 26 June) – “All I Really Want to Do,” “Just You” and “I Got You Babe” (first TV performance of “I Got You Babe”)
  326. Shivaree (22 May 1965) “All I Really Want to Do” and “Dream Baby”
  327. Shindig! (5 May 1965) – “Treat Me Nice, (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear,” “Wooden Heart” and “All Shook Up” (Video for all)
  328. Hollywood-a-go-go (3 April 1965) “Just You” and “Baby Don’t Go“
  329. Shivaree (3 April 1965) – “Sing C’est La Vie” and “Just You“
  330. Hollywood-a-go-go (3 April 1965) – “Baby Don’t Go” and “Just You”
  331. Shindig! (17 February 1965) – “Baby Don’t Go,” “Rip It Up” and “Can’t Buy Me Love”
  332. Shivaree (6 February 1965) – Possibly “Dream Baby” and “Baby Don’t Go”

 

Thanks to Daniel Wheway’s Cher guides and Cher from Television City on YouTube for the information on television performances. And this list.

 

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