LORETTA SWIT – VOL 1: CAPTAIN & TENNILLE (ABC 1976-1977) Loretta Swit, Toni Tennille, Daryl Dragon, Raymond Burr, Farrah Fawcett-Majors, Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith, Pat Morita, Ed McMahon, Paul Williams, Rufus, Chaka Khan

Step back into the dazzling world of 1970s variety television with this one-of-a-kind DVD featuring beloved actress Loretta Swit (M*A*S*H) as the guest star in two uncut classic episodes of The Captain & Tennille Show!

Add a unique piece of television history to your collection—and experience Loretta Swit like you’ve never seen her before!

Known for her razor-sharp wit and magnetic screen presence, Loretta lights up the stage alongside the dynamic duo of Daryl Dragon and Toni Tennille in a delightful blend of comedy and retro charm.

Episode 1 (Original Air Date: 11/22/76)
A true 70s TV extravaganza, this star-studded episode also features: 

• Raymond Burr (Perry Mason, Ironside)

• Pat Morita (Happy Days)

• Farrah Fawcett-Majors, Kate Jackson, and Jaclyn Smith (Charlie’s Angels)

Highlights include:

• MasterJoke Theater segment “Gerald vs. Gerald” – Loretta stars as Rhoda, a woman requesting a divorce from her husband Joe (Pat), with Daryl presiding.

• A hilarious modern fairy tale, “The Three Little Girls and the Single Swinger Wolf,” featuring Kate, Jaclyn, Farrah, and Daryl.

• Musical performances by Captain & Tennille:
  “I Just Want to Celebrate” • “Shop Around” • “Cuddle Up” • “Oh, Babe, What Would You Say?” • “Honey Come Love Me” • “Sad Eyes” • “The Hungry Years” • “Love Will Keep Us Together”

Episode 2 (Original Air Date: 2/7/77)
This additional episode features:

• Ed McMahon

• Paul Williams

• Rufus featuring Chaka Khan

Comedy skits include:

• Loretta Swit and Paul Williams bring to life two women from classic literature in a pair of witty sketches.

Musical performances include:

• Captain & Tennille: “You Gotta Make Your Own Sunshine,” “1954 Boogie Blues,” “Isn’t She Lovely,” “Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word,” “Crocodile Rock,” “Your Song”

• Toni Tennille and Paul Williams: “Life Goes On”

• Tennille Sisters: “Mister Sandman”

• Paul Williams: “Evergreen”

• Rufus & Chaka Khan: “Sweet Thing”

Whether you’re a longtime fan of Loretta Swit, a lover of 70s pop TV, or discovering these nostalgic gems for the first time, this disc is a must-have for any classic television enthusiast!