CherShow 23
S2 • E9 9 lis 1975 60 min
1. Cher opens the show with ""Ain't Nobody's Business"" and a monologue about how clumsy she truly is.
2. Wayne tries his hand at promoting the new ""Mr. Grinds Coffeemaker""
3. Cher performs a medley of ""Witchy Woman"" and ""Honky-Tonk Woman""
4. Wayne sings ""Feelings""
5. ""Life With Laverne"" -- Laverne (Cher) imagines herself hosting her own variety show. Appearing in a format copied from the ""Cher"" show, she opens her show with a song (""The Lady Is a Tramp""), flashy entrance and comedy monologue, taking questions from the audience.
6. Steve tells Cher that ""it's great to be here"", until he finds a better place to be.
7. Donna Jean Brodine (Cher) pitches the ""Mug-omatic""
8. A mad hypnotist (Steve) terrorizes the patients at a doctor's office.
9. Cher sings ""Do Right Woman, Do Right Man""
10. The Spinners perform ""Could It Be I'm Falling In Love?""
11. Regular Gailard Sartain appears as a TV evangelist, accompanied by his gracious wife (Cher), preaching on his new ""Money Works Miracles"" program
2. Wayne tries his hand at promoting the new ""Mr. Grinds Coffeemaker""
3. Cher performs a medley of ""Witchy Woman"" and ""Honky-Tonk Woman""
4. Wayne sings ""Feelings""
5. ""Life With Laverne"" -- Laverne (Cher) imagines herself hosting her own variety show. Appearing in a format copied from the ""Cher"" show, she opens her show with a song (""The Lady Is a Tramp""), flashy entrance and comedy monologue, taking questions from the audience.
6. Steve tells Cher that ""it's great to be here"", until he finds a better place to be.
7. Donna Jean Brodine (Cher) pitches the ""Mug-omatic""
8. A mad hypnotist (Steve) terrorizes the patients at a doctor's office.
9. Cher sings ""Do Right Woman, Do Right Man""
10. The Spinners perform ""Could It Be I'm Falling In Love?""
11. Regular Gailard Sartain appears as a TV evangelist, accompanied by his gracious wife (Cher), preaching on his new ""Money Works Miracles"" program
