Fifty-five years ago, a summer show called The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour premiered on CBS — a risky move for a fading musical duo. But with Cher’s razor-sharp wit, Sonny’s good-natured groans, jaw-dropping Bob Mackie outfits, and killer hits like “I Got You Babe,” the show exploded into a ratings juggernaut. It quickly moved to prime time, launching stars like Steve Martin and even featuring their kid, Chaz Bono, while hosting legends like Carol Burnett and the Jackson 5. Though the show’s end mirrored the couple’s crumbling marriage — and Cher’s fiery divorce courtroom moments contrasted sharply with their on-screen charm — it cemented their legacy, especially Cher’s solo rise, proving that music, fashion, and marital chaos could make TV history.
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