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Cilla

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Cilla Season 3, Episode 6: Episode 6

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Starring Cilla Black Special guest Cliff Richard Guest star Dusty Springfield with Kenny Everett's 'Review of Pop' 1969 Watch Cilla Season 3, Episode 6 Episode 6 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Cilla Season 3, Episode 6 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

6 episodes
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Episode 1

Cilla Black and guest stars Val Doonican and Moira Anderson and special guests The Dudley Moore Trio Chris Karan (drums), Jeff Clyne (bass) With Arthur Worsley
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Episode 2

Starring Cilla Black and guest stars Des O'Connor and Peter Cook and special guest Ronnie Corbett with The Hollies, Irving Davies
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Episode 3

Starring Cilla Black guest stars Roy Castle and Alan Melville and special guest Harry Secombe with Irving Davies
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Episode 4

Cilla Black and guest star Sacha Distel special guest Dora Bryan with Johnny Hackett, Irving Davies Tonight, Cilla welcomes one of the most glamorous of all French singing stars to her show - Sasha Distel. He will be singing his new single Raindrops are Falling on My Head.
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Episode 5

Starring Cilla Black Special guest Henry Mancini with Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Graham Chapman Guest star Sandie Shaw Tonight Cilla is joined by another of Britain's best girl singers - Sandie Shaw. Sandie will be singing a track from her new LP Reviewing the Situation as well as a duet with Cilla. Another duet partner will be Henry Mancini who will be sharing one of his best-known songs, Moon River, with Cilla. The comedy comes from Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, and Graham Chapman whose Top of the Form sketch was one of the most popular items in the last Cilla series.
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Episode 6

Starring Cilla Black Special guest Cliff Richard Guest star Dusty Springfield with Kenny Everett's 'Review of Pop' 1969