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London Night Out
[Thames/ITV]
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January 16, 1980:
"Escape (The Pina Colada Song)", "Lost Without Your
Love" & "Chanson Pour Les Petit Enfant (A song for all the
little children)"
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December 24, 1980:
"How Sweet It Is", "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" & "When I
Need You"
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December 9, 1981:
"It's A Miracle", "Imagine" & "Still"
This Is Your Life
[Thames/ITV]; 1980-1983
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January 30, 1980:
George
Martin Tribute
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April 13,
1983:
Jimmy Tarbuck Tribute
Russell Harty At Home
[BBC]; December 24, 1981
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"Sing A Rainbow"
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"You Don't Bring Me Flowers"
Playschool
[BBC]
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October 7, 1982:
Cilla tells a short story & performs "Give A Little Whistle"
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December 29, 1982:
Cilla tells a short story & performs "One Potato"
Wogan
[BBC]; 1983-1991
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January 22, 1983:
Performs "Step Inside Love"
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November 29, 1991
Pebble
Mill At One
[BBC]
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January 25, 1983
Performs "Liverpool Lullaby"
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October 8, 1985
Live
from Her Majesty's
[ITV];
1983-1985
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February 20,
1983:
"Sing A Rainbow"
"You're My World"
Medley: "Something Tells
Me", "Step Inside Love", "Liverpool Lullaby", "Alfie" & "Anyone Who
Had A Heart"
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November
3, 1985:
Surprise, Surprise
With A Little Help From My
Friends (with Jimmy Tarbuck)
There's A Need In Me
Keith
Harris Show
[BBC]; May 14, 1983
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"Beautiful Boy"
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Unknown Comedy Song (with
Orville)
Surprise, Surprise [LWT/ITV];
1983-1997
(TV variety
entertainment show featuring its trademark audience surprises
and re-unions)
Pilot Show:
Series:
- May 6, 1984 - June
10, 1984 (6 Shows)
- October 14, 1984 -
December 2, 1984 (8 Shows)
- January 19, 1986 -
March 9, 1986 (8 Shows)
- January 18, 1987 -
March 15, 1987 (9 Shows)
- January 10, 1988 -
March 6, 1988 (9 Shows)
- January 6, 1989 -
March 3, 1989 (9 Shows)
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February 16, 1990 - April 20, 1990 (9
Shows)
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February 22, 1991 - April 26, 1991 (10
Shows)
- April 3, 1992 - May 29, 1992
(9 Shows)
- April 25, 1993 - July 4, 1993
(10 Shows)
- April 10, 1994 - June 12, 1994
(10 Shows)
- April 23, 1995 - July 2, 1995
(10 Shows)
- March 31, 1996 - June 2, 1996
(10 Shows)
- July 4, 1997 - September 5, 1997
(10 Shows)
TV Specials:
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Christmas: December 23, 1984
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Christmas: December 22, 1985
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New Year: December 28, 1986
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Christmas: December 27, 1987
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Compilation:
June 19, 1994
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In Australia:
June 22, 1997
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Mother's Day:
March 22, 1998
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Mother's Day:
March 14, 1999
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Mother's Day:
April 2, 2000
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Christmas Special:
December 26, 2001
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20th Anniversary:
Filmed
December, 2002 (Not Broadcast)
Starburst
[Central/ITV]; June 22, 1983
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"Liverpool Lullaby"
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"Stay"
The Green Tie On The Little Yellow Dog
[Channel 4]
(Star guests recite monologues
made famous by music-hall legends such as Chesney Allen, Stanley
Holloway and Joyce Grenfell. Featuring Arthur Askey & Maureen Lipman)
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July 8, 1983 (Cilla
recites monologue)
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July 16, 1983 (Cilla
recites monologue)
Blankety Blank
[BBC]; November 12, 1983
Cilla Black's Christmas Eve
[LWT/ITV] - December 24, 1983
(TV variety entertainment show featuring guest stars: Frankie Howerd, Julio Iglesias, The Bee Gees, George
Benson, Diana Dors & Kenny Dalglish)
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All Night Long (All Night)
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A Winter's Tale
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Goodnight
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Musical tribute to Carmen Miranda (Let it
Snow),
Judy Garland (Winter Wonderland), Ginger Rogers (Sleigh
Ride) & Gracie Fields (When Santa Got Stuck up the
Chimney/Sing As We Go)
Tarby And His New Year Friends
[Central/ITV] - January 5, 1985
Des O'Connor Show
[Thames/ITV] - September 13, 1985
Blind Date [LWT/ITV]
(Dating game show based on A Perfect Match
(Australia) and The Dating Game (USA). In 1997,
Cilla's show won a British Academy of Film and
Television Arts (BAFTA))
Pilot Show:
Series
- November 30,
1985 - January 11, 1986 (7 Shows)
- August 30,
1986 - December 6, 1986 (15 Shows)
- September 5,
1987 - December 26, 1987 (17 Shows)
- September 3,
1988 - December 24, 1988 (17 Shows)
- September
16, 1989 - January 27, 1990 (20 Shows)
- September
29, 1990 - February 2, 1991 (19 Shows)
- September 7,
1991 - January 11, 1992 (19 Shows)
- October 10,
1992 - February 27, 1993 (21 Shows)
- September
18, 1993 - January 15, 1994 (18 Shows)
- October 1,
1994 - February 25, 1995 (22 Shows)
- September
16, 1995 - February 24, 1996 (24 Shows)
- September
28, 1996 - March 8, 1997 (24 Shows)
- September
20. 1997 - March 14, 1998 (26 Shows)
- November 21,
1998 - May 15, 1999 (24 Shows)
- November 20,
1999 - May 13, 2000 (24 Shows)
- November 18,
2000 - May 12, 2001 (24 Shows)
- November 10,
2001 - March 30, 2002 (21 Shows)
- October 12,
2002 - April12, 2003 (25 Shows)??????????????
TV Specials:
- Best of
Blind Date 1: July 29, 1989
- Blind Date
Telethon Special: May 27, 1990
- Best of
Blind Date 2: September 22, 1990
- Best of
Blind Date 3: February 9, 1991
- Blind Date
Wedding: October 20, 1991
- Blind Date
Telethon Special: July 18, 1992
- Blind Date
Wedding & best of the rest: February 12, 1994
- 10th
Anniversary Show: December 31, 1994
- Blind Date
Exclusive: September 6, 1997
- Blind Date
Classics: March 21, 1998
- Blind Date
Wedding 1998: June 20 1999
- Blind Date Live: January 4, 2003 (Cilla makes a shock
announcement that this will be her final series of the show
after 18 series)
- Blind Date Final Show: May 31, 2003 (Cilla’s last show
in the 18-year run of Blind Date, shows clips from previous
series) ????????????????
Cilla's
Goodbye '88
[LWT/ITV];
December
31, 1988
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One Moment In Time
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Nothing's Gonna Change My
Love For You
Cilla's
Goodbye to the 80s
[LWT/ITV]; December 31, 1989
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