Show 10
Season 1Episode 1060 minApr 4, 1976

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with ""Put a Little Love In Your Heart"" and show a film clip of the numerous takes it took for them to tape an introduction for Raymond Burr on their second show.
2. George appears as a monk whose spirits are lifted by a bit of brew.
3. Cher sings ""Gypsys, Tramps and Thieves""
4. ""A Woman Behind Every Man"" -- A tipsy Sir Isaac Newton (George) invents the screwdriver and gets hammered on by his wife (Cher); and John Dillinger (Sonny) is disrupted by his whining wife (Cher) during a holdup.
5. ""Alfredo and the Bull and the Bell"" -- George narrates the tale of a novice bullfighter (Sonny) who fights the bull to win the money to fix the clapper on the town's bell.
6. Sonny appears as a window-washer in this dramatization of the selling of ""The Sonny and Cher Show"" to a TV executive (Cher).
7. Sonny and Cher perform ""Dancin' In the Street""
8. ""The Sonnytone News"" -- Among the items featured, Chastity Bono is nominated as a Presidential candidate by the 70 milli
Show 10 has aired on Apr 4, 1976 at 8:00 PM
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