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Cher Show - Episode 25 - Tony Randall, Steve Martin & David Bowie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2017
- This is the full 25th episode of the Cher Show! This episode originally aired on the CBS network on November 23, 1975.
Sorry for the mediocre audio and video quality on this one!
0:00 - Intro
0:47 - Cher opens the show with "When Will I Be Loved?"
2:55 - Monologue
6:17 - Cher and Tony present a medley of "Silver Dollar" and "More of Her On the Chair"
8:30 - Cher plays a TV addict who uses the language of commercials in her everyday speech, causing her husband (Tony) to become very annoyed with her
13:01 - David sings "Fame"
17:37 - "Saturday Night" - Cher gets a call that her date can't make it after she has prepared her home-cooked dinner
25:26 - Cher sings "Song for You"
29:30 - Steve performs a magic trick with a napkin
31:09 - Tony appears as a stuffy bank officer having difficulty communicating with a slang-talking Cher
36:14 - Cher and David perform "Can You Hear Me?"
41:44 - Steve delivers one of his standup comedy routines
44:01 - Donna Jean Brodine pitches the "Jack-omatic" all-purpose kitchen gadget (featuring the hilarious series regular Gailard Sartain as her dimwit assistant)
49:03 - Cher and David perform a medley of their favorite lines from various hit pop songs such as "Young Americans", "One", "Da Doo Ron Ron", "Only You" and "Young Blood"
56:35 - Cher closes the show, reprising "Young Blood"
She should release a cd of her show performances. She used to sing some classics on her show
the Kardashians cannot compare with Cher, by far a prettier, hotter and classier Armenian-American goddess.
Cher hitting herself in the face with a pie. Nope, didn't expect to see THAT when I woke up this morning.
Cher and the writers seemed to have a lot of fun with satire in their sketches. They would always be poking fun at something, whether it was TV itself or the whole period that they were living in at the time. Plus, I would wager that at one time, before doing variety shows, Cher was most likely inspired by other woman entertainers who did character humor, like Lily Tomlin and Carol Burnett. She emulated them, creating her own characters and having a blast with wigs and costumes and makeup. She had lots of talent, and good timing, with a fun sense of humor.
This is really cool. She’s making fun of not having an audience for this episode in the beginning. The crew laughs along. Love that
Good show for Cher.
There's a lack of audience response on this particular audio/video track shown here because there was no audience for the taping. However, this particular track is pre-air, before final post-production. The final audio track was remixed with audience reactions added in, both applause track and laugh track, for the program that aired on 11/23/75.
Personally, I prefer it that way. Makes her more "intimate" if you ask me.
if all tv was shown like this minus audience and laugh track nothing would be on tv
Executive Decision . I've wondered if they wore their costumes for rehearsal also.
same here..
I watched every single solitary episode!! Never missed one. And... I can say the same exact thing about the
Sonny and Cher Show!💓
“Just dO iT”😂 love her
Oh my GOD!!!😳 David Bowie??? Oh Cher!!! You were and still are the Coolest Chick Ever!!
Seems strange and eerie, doesn't it... without the hyperactive laughter and applause tracks.
I'd forgotten how she usually dropped a layer and revealed something slinky underneath.
Goals! when you're twelve,
as I was then. 😍
ty for this..plz add as many as you can! thanks
That's Tiger from the Brady Bunch and "A Boy and His Dog"
Which Tiger is it???
The last one. He only did a couple of episodes in the second season. He was after the one that got hit by a truck and died.
The last one who replaced the one hit by a truck.
I can still not fathom that David Bowie has died. He always seemed so wonderfully thin, healthy and in control of his life (albeit that he was a heroin addict at a period of his life).
But none of us may control disease and mortality beyond a certain point. And I say this as one who was recently diagnosed with cancer myself.
The deaths of Bowie and Prince within the same year certainly dealt a real blow to popular and rock music. And there are fewer left of truly genius musicians as it is. Bob Dylan, Deborah Harry and Chris Stein (of Blondie), Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, Joe Perry and Steve Tyler (of Aerosmith), Iggy Pop and Patti Smith are among those, thankfully, still alive and working. Some might also add Paul Weller (of The Jam and Style Council) as a vital musician.
Without Joe Strummer, The Clash is really no longer a going proposition in terms of great songwriting. I don't know what has become of Talking Heads' David Byrne and his former comrades. And despite occasional reunions of the two surviving members (David Johansen and Syl Sylvain), The New York Dolls lost a lot of their heart after guitarist/songwriter Johnny Thunders died in 1992, and hadn't really been together for nearly two decades even before that. And The Sex Pistols are basically an oldies act.
Of the 1950s school of original rock & rollers, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Don Everly, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard are also still alive, but haven't composed, performed and/or recorded much in recent years.
I realize I have omitted some genius musicians known for their impressive and influential songwriting, as well for performance and recording. Naturally, there are still many great performers not known for their songwriting--such as Diana Ross, Ronnie Spector, Tina Turner, etc. And I don't consider rap/hip-hop to be genuine music, so much as rhythm and verse with some sampling. But I tried to recall most of the best-known artists who are also composers as well performers, who are still among the living.
he did a shit lotta coke, chainsmoked and drank alot??
gymnastix yes, we will be losing the very talented ones for sure.
Opening Song:
When Will I Be Loved - Everly Brothers/Linda Ronstadt (had a version from that same year, 1975)
You gonna need 24h protection
Hahaha
That stage looks like an embalming table.
I grew up watching Sonny & Cher. My memory must be compromised. The lack of audience response is chilling.....
ESPECIALLY TO BOWIE!!
That's because this episode and episode 19 were filmed together without a studio audience present. That's why there's a lack of audience response because the only responses came from crew members of the show lol.
Were these shows actually broadcast that way originally, without the live audience? Another poster here has stated that audience responses (applause and laughter) were added in later.
I used to watch "Cher" pretty regularly when it originally aired on CBS (Sunday evenings, as I recall), as I was a junior in high school in 1974-75.
From where did you obtain this episode--presumably from an over-the-air rerun (on VH-1, etc.)?
I have some episodes of "Cher" (without the counter yours include), recorded OTA from VH-1 in the 1990s. And they would probably still be in pretty good shape, on VHS tapes with very good-to-excellent resolution (even if recorded on EP speed, and some may be in SP). But they are packed away in boxes, in storage.
gymnastix .Looks as if an audience is there for her opening and closing and guest star numbers only. Skits are pre recorded without an audience and added in post production.
David is singing live to the tape! At least the crew applauded.
She looks like Rocky Dennis after she hits herself with the pie. ( Mask Movie)
God Bless & Jesus Bless You & Your Family Members & You All Have An Blessed One Everybody Amen
Hard to believe Sonny cheated when he had her in her prime.
He cheated? My dad swore it was she who cheated. Sonny probably got tired of getting bruises from her boney butt.
Sonny alledgedly cheated throughout their marriage...I've always found it interesting that none of those women ever came forward??????
Great to have this full episode! Thanks! But I wonder if there’s possibly a way to get a higher quality transfer? I’ve been after these Bowie segments in good quality for ages now
Cher had one of, if not the hottest body in show business for a minute.
Kelly Clark son took a page out of Chers book. Well done
That dame got everybody but Steve Martin
"You're gonna need twenty-four hour protection"
The beginning of it sounds like the Ivy League’s Tossin’ and Turnin’.
❤️😍😎
Barbie Doll CHER
Do you have the episode where she sings "You turn me on"....it's an old Labelle song......
Unfortunately I don't have that bit, sorry. That's from episode 20 and I haven't seen the full episode 20 yet. There's a heavily edited half hour version of that show from VH1 I used to have but that solo bit was edited out of it.
Thank you.....I recorded the audio in '75 when it aired.........lol...I was ten years old.....41 years later waiting for it to surface......
GetTV is currently airing select episodes of the Cher Show right now every Monday night for the rest of this month (episode 25 with David Bowie was shown last night) and will most likely continue into next month as well. Hopefully episode 20 will be one of the selected shows they will rerun.
If your ever in NYC the museum of television and radio have that episode where she sings "You Turn Me On" I watched it a couple of months ago there.
You're right! I completely forgot about that. The Paley Center for Media museum has select episodes of the Cher Show available to watch in their archive of vintage media.
She looks like Rocky Dennis ( her son in mask) when she sings with the cream all over her face. Wow
Hi, just wondering if you have the full series please? ❤️
Unfortunately, I don't have the full series. I wish I did though!
@@codyk1217 That's ok, thanks anyway 🥰
With an audience of 10?
So lazy of them to do the show with no studio audience. That drastically cuts the amount of time and work required. Cher is very charming in those scenes in her house where it's just her taking. I think, beside Carol Burnett, Cher is the best example of the variety show format. I think it's better than Sonny and Cher. They seemed to take the music more seriously on this show than others.
It’s because of CBS. After Sonny’s solo show flopped they had little faith in hers and gave it considerably less promo & funding compared to their other programming at the time.
Ahhhh the good old days when if you saw a girl with beautiful long hair... you KNEW she had REAL LONG HAIR!!! Cher had the most gorgeous hair in the biz!! However... this skit with the dog wasn't funny at all!
No audience
No audience? Or just no laugh track?
No audience. Just crew. Audience reaction added later for broadcast.
Pirated video!!! Where is the real show???
This is the real show...
"Pirated", ha! Wrong, wrong, wrong. And calm down with all the alarmed punctuation.
You never heard of a dress rehearsal, or a taping without an audience? Loads of shows in this era didn't actually have people watching during the taping day. The crew added all the prerecorded laughs, cheers and applause later in post production--- this was done on Donny & Marie, Brady Bunch Hour, and many more programs. This Cher video here is merely what it looks like *before * that audio "magic" is done. Only a few variety shows had a genuine crowd reacting in the seats, like The Carol Burnett Show.