I'm looking for the following episodes:

Comedy Hour (1971-74)

SHOW 54
Guests: Ken Berry and George Foreman
Air Date: December 12, 1973

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with "Take Life a Little Easier" and an opening dialogue.
2. "Lady Luck" -- Everyone takes part in blackouts on gambling, everyday problems, and jobs offered to women which are normally associated with men.
3. "At the Launderette" -- Laverne (Cher) tells Olivia (regular Teri Garr) about seeing Sonny and Cher in person.
4. Sonny and Cher perform "The Beat Goes On"
5. "Sonny's Pizza Parlor" -- Heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman is embroiled in a dough-throwing fight at the pizzeria.
6. Ken portrays a character similar to Jerry Baker, author of the book Plants Are Like People, trying to teach Sonny how to grow happy plants.
7. Cher sings "I Am . . . I Said"
8. Sonny reminisces about the well-loved songs sung around the piano through U.S. history. Featured selections include: "A Song For You" and "Blowin' In the Wind."
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1976-77 series

SHOW 1 -- PREMIERE
Cameo appearances by: Carol Burnett, Tony Orlando, Jerry Lewis, Rona Barrett, Raymond Burr, Paul Michael Glaser, Richard Thomas, Jim Nabors and Don Meredith
Air Date: February 1, 1976

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with banter about their getting back together and a duet of "Love Will Keep Us Together."
2. "Teams" -- Sonny and Cher appear in a series of comedy sketches about famous duos, including Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd, and George and Martha Washington.
3. "The Sonnytone News" -- Numerous headlines in the news are satirized in a montage of blackouts and animated sequences.
4. Cher sings "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do"
5. "The CIA Follies" -- The members gather to discuss their organization's public image.
6. Sonny and Cher perform a medley of "You've Got a Friend" and "Where You Lead"
7. Sonny and Cher close the show with "I Got You Babe"

SHOW 4
Guest: Jim Nabors
Air Date: February 22, 1976

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with "Got To Get You Into My Life" and a comedy dialogue.
2. "The Vamps" -- Cher appears in comedy sketches as the sneaky Mata Hari, the willing-to-please Minnie Mouse, and the sinful Sadie Thompson.
3. Britain's King George III (Jim) offers a rebuttal to a Bicentennial Minute.
4. Sonny and Cher perform "Baby, Don't Get Hooked On Me"
5. Jim is cast as a foreign legionnaire about to abandon the fort.
6. Cher sings "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)"
7. "The Walnuts" -- Jim, playing the part of Jim-Boy, joins Sonny and Cher in a musical-comedy takeoff on "The Waltons."
8. Sonny and Cher close the show with "I Got You Babe"

still looking for these as well!

I'm also looking for this episode:

-September 5, 1971 with The Grass Roots

still looking!

I have about 40 uncut Sonny And Cher episodes from when TV Land ran them upon the premiere of the channel and they actually for the first year ran no commercials, in the breaks only old retro-mercials and promos.

But don't have the ones you listed unfortunately, yet as you must know there was a time a long time ago when TV Land was commercial free and fantastic!!!!

I have about 40 uncut Sonny And Cher episodes from when TV Land ran them upon the premiere of the channel and they actually for the first year ran no commercials, in the breaks only old retro-mercials and promos.

But don't have the ones you listed unfortunately, yet as you must know there was a time a long time ago when TV Land was commercial free and fantastic!!!!

I remember I bought some great ones off of you before! And it's okay. Unfortunately, I don't remember for myself when TV Land had only those kinds of commercials as I'm only 22 hahaha!

The only episode I'm looking for now is:

February 22, 1976 with Jim Nabors

I'm looking for the episode with Vincent Price. But unfortunately I don't have anything for trade..

I'm looking for the episode with Vincent Price. But unfortunately I don't have anything for trade..

Unfortunately I don't have that episode. :(

I'm also looking for these episodes:

SHOW 15
Guests: Wayne Rogers and Charo, Cameo appearance by Carol Burnett
Air Date: October 17, 1976

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" and a comedy dialogue.
2. "Mother Goose" -- Little Bo Peep (Charo) attempts to file a missing person's report on her lost sheep; Cher and Charo are featured in a segment about "what little girls are made of", and Sonny orders a bowl of "peas porridge hot" from restaurateur Wayne.
3. "The Prisoner" -- Rocko (Sonny) looks forward to a visit from his girl (Cher).
4. Laverne (Cher) and Carol Burnett exchange quips about their bodies.
5. Cher sings "Ain't Misbehavin'"
6. Sonny appears as a pilot with a bad case of reverse jetlag.
7. "Borderline Honeymoon" -- Sonny and Charo play honeymooners in a house having three rooms in three countries, and border guards at each door.
8. Sonny and Cher perform a medley of "Fooled Around and Fell In Love" and "Never Gonna Fall In Love Again"
9. "In the Beginning" -- Wayne tells the story of the very first bank.
10. Gunman John Dillinger (Sonny) holds everyone hostage in one of the finest suites of the Not-So-Grand Hotel.
11. Sonny and Cher close the show with "I Got You Babe"


SHOW 31
Guests: Peter Graves, Anne Meara, Dr. Joyce Brothers and Shields and Yarnell
Air Date: February 25, 1977

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with "Swearin' To God" and banter about their early years together.
2. "The Sonnytone News" -- Sonny and Anne portray two vacationers determined to enjoy the sunny beaches of Florida despite a cold wave; Cher accompanies a depressed King Kong as he meets with Dr. Joyce Brothers; and Peter reveals what it's like to be off java at a coffeeholics' meeting.
3. "The Supermarket" -- Shields and Yarnell appear as two robots encountering problems at a grocery store.
4. Sonny and Cher perform their latest release, "You're Not Right For Me"
5. "The Prisoner" -- Cher tells Sonny about her new job as a police decoy.
6. Cher sings "Reason To Believe"
7. "Rootless" -- Cher is featured in a production number that supposedly traces her lineage with the American Indians and Armenian gypsys.
8. Sonny and Cher close the show.

The Ones you are still looking for could be shown by GETTV

The Ones you are still looking for could be shown by GETTV

I sure hope so. They started showing repeats this month and usually when they start showing repeats, they’re done showing new ones. I hope that’s not the case.