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Watching all these scenes again I was laughing so hard! The Number One show for us kids (and a number of teachers) in the junior high school I attended!😅😂🤣
I couldn't believe, that Juan Epstein painted a likeness of Mrs. Kotter-In the NUDE! What was he thinking?!? One other thing:Why wasn't Mr. Kotter's hands around Epstein's throat?!? If I had a Wife, and somebody painted a nude picture of her, and I found out about it, I'd be wanting to hurt them, in the worst way!
Welcome Back Kotter is one of the strangest shows to ever appear on television horrible acting strange characters it's like they were just winging it however something about it is endearing I still watch it today and have no idea why.
Bobby Heyges came from my (rather small) home town. I knew his sister Beth from school, and I saw him around from time to time. Once he was painting the railing on his parents’ stoop-right at the height of the show’s popularity. Just painting the railing like any other grown son. RIP😢
You forgot the: Hotsie Totsie gags, Horshack's Cult, Vinnie's Graduation and employment at the Hospital, Horshack's Wife and the Mr. T (Pat Morita after he left Happy Days) and Tina crossover episode.
I'm just the opposite. I liked most of them, just not much of a fan of Head of the Class. But, that's just me. As a matter if fact, I wish that The White Shadow would come on Antenna T.V. or Me T.V.
Everything John Travolta touched during that time, turned to gold. Carrie, The Boy in the Plastic Bubble, Saturday Night Fever (which I actually couldn't see because I was way too young at the time), Grease, and a little later, Blow Out. And, to think, it mainly started with this sitcom.
I actually have a copy of the John Sabastian single for this shows theme song!! My second favorite quote is "Well… Up your nose with a rubber hose!!" 😂😂😂😂 Freddie "Boom Boom" Washington's "Hi There"(the way he said it) was my favorite part!! Horshack will be missed!!(R.I.P.)😢😢
i did too until i found out it's on daily for free 😁👍‼️ Over the air channel ( no cable necc but an antenna will get it right on) Ok anyone who loves it like i do 🙂 it's on M-F 11 am -noon or even better every SAT NITE 11;00 PM-1AM ( A nice lil COZY 4 pack of Kotters 🥰‼️) im thrilled to see it again ‼️Esp on sat nights, not into TV in the day time ALSO the free apps PluTO TV + TUBI TV both have KoTTER on round the clock! ( no sign in necc, no accts nothing, just say ""open TUBI TV" or Pluto tv into phone OR INTO TV remote if you can Hope you see it on 1 of these platforms because it's really great to watch again ( tons of other superb shows on the also, happy days HONEYMOONERS 🌛! Lucy, Sanford Chico n the Man Jeffersons everything great u can think of 1000s of📺✨ movies too new as well as great ol zchool ones! See you in ✨📺 Television Land🌜🌛
oops 4got to mention the over the air tv channel KOTTER IS ON ( 1ST choice i mentioned) is called REWIND TV it's on 64.3 at least in my neck o the woods 🤗
Once upon a time when I was a kid, Welcome Back Kotter was on at 2:30 on WGN and the Cubs game started at 1:20. When the Mets were in town it started raining cats and dogs. They called a rain delay and Roger McDowell was sliding around on the tarp. I always thought that God made it rain because he didn't want us to fight each other, so we can play. Kotter came on during the rain delay, and we all lived happily ever after.
I was so young, and only seen a few of these in reruns. The sleep over in the school, Vinny: "Now I lay me down to sleep, Arnold Horshack at my feet" 😂
thats 70s show were young people I think, and a lot of disney stuff was... not sure about freaks and geeks... yea youre right though, mostly seems like adults playing teens@@aboutanything3456
Studios tend to hire people over 18 to avoid having to set aside 3 hours everyday for kids to be tutored in a classroom setting. They also don’t have to deal with the actors’ parents.
@@aboutanything3456You're right about that! Look at Stockard Channing, who was well into her thirties when Grease was released. But, I didn't care about that. I just mainly wanted to see John Travolta and Olivia Newton John and listen to that good music. In the end, I liked the whole main cast.
