The career odyssey of Sonny and Cher began in a recording studio, led to an abortive attempt at movies and finally to TV, where their comedy-variety show was one of the most popular of the 1970s. At the same time, it shaped Cher as a showbiz and fashion icon and led to the breakup of their marriage in front of all America, and then their reconciliation -- on the tube, at least.
Sources:
Television Variety Shows, by David Inman
"The Beat Goes On ... Again," Dick Adler, TV Guide, March 18, 1972
"The Party's Over: Sonny and Cher's Last Show Was Taped in an Atmosphere of Desperate Optimism," Rowland Barber, TV Guide, June 1, 1974
"Cher ... Without Sonny," Rowland Barber, TV Guide, April 12, 1975
"The Life and Loves of Sonny and Cher," Rowland Barber, TV Guide, June 5, 1976
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