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

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with ""There's a Kind Of Hush"" and an opening dialogue.

2. ""Sonny's Pizza Parlor"" -- Restaurateur Sherman attempts to do in competitor Sonny.

3. ""The Sonnytone News"" -- Sketches taking a comedic look at some of the current headlines in the news include reports on the televised coverage of Congressional sessions, a bankrupt city's efforts to get out of debt, and the adventures of an unemployed King Kong.

4. Sonny and Cher perform a medley of ""December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)"" and ""Lonely Nights (Angel Face)""

5. ""The Battle Of the Sexes"" -- A liberated male (Andy) gives advice to apron-bound Sonny.

6. Cher sings ""Feelings""

7. Bono the Bold (Sonny) tries to prove himself worthy of becoming one of King Arthur's square knights of the round table.

8. Sonny and Cher close the show.