Oh definitely Horshack. I really enjoyed his quirkiness. But the whole show was great. I was a young kid at the time the series was popular, so I couldn't appreciate the high school experience just yet. But when I look back at my own hs days, I can relate to Horshack the most. And of course the song is great...
All of these are a bitter-sweet walk down memory lane. Great memories but sad to see how many of these old friends are no longer with us. At 72 it reminds me of my own pending mortality...
Life is definitely strange. When young it seems infinite. When you get older it’s such a different perspective. I’m 53 and seeing them older, dead, troubled, it’s so sad. Someone once told me life is for the young. So true. Although life is still good in older years.
Time marches on. As we get older. we see friends and relatives pass on. It's part of life. Sadly there are people that pass too soon or unexpectedly. That is the part that hurts the most.
I can remember my mom getting so upset when Roy Rogers died. I remember saying, "But he was old, mom." She said, one day you will understand.. Now, at 62 I know what she meant.
I interviewed with Gabe Kaplan as a nanny here in NYC. I didn't take it because of long hours. But it was cool to meet him. He was all business though. But my favorite characters were Vinny Barbarino and Juan Epstein.Then I met Ron Palillo, years later when I worked at a doctors office right before he died. He was very nice!
Born in the late 70s, I used to see this show on reruns. I have the DVDs now. In the mid 90s, I’d use Freddie’s, “Hi there!” all the time...no one knew where I got it from.
I watched this every week when I was in the 5th grade. My homeroom actually called ourselves Snell's Sweathogs, after our teacher. We won the Christmas classroom door decorating contest highlighting our homeroom name.
Oh that brought back good memories,loved this show .oh my favorite has to be Vinny hands down, I loved them all. Wished they but the runs on. That was a darn good show all of them.God Bless them!
They were all my favorite because they were such a good fit. I was 11 years old when the show aired in 1975 and to this day the show is still my all-time favorite. It would be so cool if the network would put "Welcome back Kotter" in syndication, I would love to see that.
Loved this show in the 1970s. Each character made this show. As a Californian I watched and learned about Brooklyn..which was so opposite than CA. Exception there's always Sweathogs in every school. Thank you.
We watched Kotter in entirety on MeTV. Enjoyed the series. Can’t believe the majority of the cast has passed away now. I liked the later episodes best when they were older., and Gabe n Julie had their babies. Enjoyed this video
My favorite TV teacher is Mr. Dixon of “Room 222.” He was intelligent and a great model of a good teacher. I always liked watching how he taught the students and encouraged them to examine their thoughts. I also really liked watching him pull onto the school grounds in the cool convertible he drove during the opening credits.
Room 222 ,I love watching that show as a kid. It came on every Friday night at 9:00pm on channel 7. You are right about the teacher. I miss that show a lot.
I LOVED Horshack, but Epstein was my favorite too. I knew about him and Jon Bon being cousins. When I found that out some years back, I thought that was the coolest thing! Washington was always awesome. "Hi there!" And if you don't absolutely love Barbarino and his goofy little song and dance... you're just not of the human race. I have the complete series on DVD. LOVE that show. One of the best from my childhood.
Up your nose with a rubber hose!! 🤣 I LOVE this show!! I emailed Gabe Kaplan about 15 yrs ago after reading a book he wrote and he wrote me back a few times.
As a kid, I couldn't wait for Thursday night at 8 (I think) to watch Travolta. He was my love at that time. I even had the WELCOME BACK KOTTER board game. However, my favorite tv teacher is Mr. Feeny from Boy Meets World.
Funny you mention that show. Ma was a teacher during the run of "Our Miss Brooks", and she was Miss Brook. The principal at the time had the same last name as Gale Gordon's character.
"Our Miss Brooks" is my favorite TV teacher, even though it was a bit before my time. Eve Arden was a treasure that I happened upon who showed me that there were other comediennes that were just as talented as Lucille Ball that I just hadn't been exposed to
@@thomaslong2804 Funny you mentioned Lucille Ball. I just learned a bit of trivia about the _I Love Lucy_ show the other day that I didn't know. It seems William Frawley (Fred) and Vivian Vance (Ethel) hated each other intensely in real life. Vivian Vance was at some dinner function or other when someone announced to the crowd that word had come that William Frawley had just died. Vivian Vance cried out, "Champagne for everybody!'
Thank you for that those are wonderful trip down memory lane as a kid I love The Patty Duke show in a 1975 it was 11 I wasn't much of a TV kid but I never missed welcome back kotter
You missed three recurring actors who were part of the Sweathogs in the show's run. Debralee Scott as Rosalie "Hotsie" Totsie, she been in so many episodes as a fellow student. Helaine Lembeck played by Judy Borden. Beau DeLabarre was played by Stephen Shortridge who was the eye candy for the females aftr John Travolta left the show. Those three had episodes about them. Especially Hotsie Totsie that she dropped out of school because she was pregnant and became a stripper to support her child. As a kid, I used to do the Horsesack laugh.
This makes me hungry for Julie’s famous tuna fish casserole! Seriously though, this show was one of my faves along with Laverne and Shirley, and Chico and the Man.
I do ... I loved her in almost everything she appeared in. From "Angie" to singing backup to Donna Summer ... to playing that crazed wife in "Police Academy"
New Utrecht High School Brooklyn NY - Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, Jimmy Durante, and Peter Lawford. The front and rear views of the school building were employed in opening and closing scenes of the TV sitcom Welcome Back, Kotter , which starred New Utrecht alumnus Gabe Kaplan . New Utrecht was also used for the car chase in the 1970's French connection.
Vinnie was my favorite character. I'll never forget his naive' attempts at pretending to be a drug addict in order to keep Arnold from becoming one. He'd walk around with a stoned look on his face and his hands out ..."Gimme drugs.... gimme drugs...."
I enjoy what you do,but I have a few corrections to a few things you said about Lawrence Hilton Jacobs. Mr. Jacobs's first movie was 1974's "Claudine" starring the late Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones. And a few years before singing on Rick James album he released two studio albums, 1978's self titled "Lawrence Hilton Jacobs" and 1979's "All The Way...Love".
I remember seeing Lawrence Hilton Jacobs briefly in the 1974 film: The Gambler with James Caan and also Lawrence played a mugger in a park who was shot dead by Charles Bronson right near the end of the 1972 film: Death Wish. He also may have appear briefly in other films before Claudine.
@@gardensofthegods Jeff Goldblum also played a thug in that movie. He was one of the thugs who attack Charles Bronson wife killing her and raping the daughter who later died in Death Wish part 2.
George Feeny is best teacher ever. William Daniels who played him also was the voice of KITT on knight rider. so he was also the best tv car ever also! the dude is awesome
In the 1970's, there was a sitcom set in the then-current decade that featured a dimwitted high school student who became a breakout star. In the 90's there was a sitcom set in the 1970's that also featured a dimwitted high school student who became a breakout star. Only one of them was nominated for an Oscar, though.
Personally, Carvelli was my favorite character and thought it strange that you didn’t mention him but showed him several times. Loved his poem (or was it a song?) for the talent show: “My name is Carvelli I live in New York I’m so mean and nasty I eat my soup with a fork”. Lol!
I love that episode which was in season 4. Della Reese who was a teacher briefly filling in for Julie Kotter introduced Carvelli and his songs from the sewer. That song was called: Lunch. Carvelli also is a favorite of mine.
1985 that guy from the theme song performed for free at the Cincinnati zoo. My best friend forced me to go. It was so lame. But it was neat to experience it. See the singer perform feet away from me.
Don't know about my favorite character, as a group these actors are definitely entertaining. But I do know this: Gabe Kaplan performed two shows at a certain club at which I used to be employed, and he wanted a high stakes game with my employer. He was welcomed with the proviso he had a return air ticket and did not bet that. He went home with only that after the two performances, which, in my opinion, were well received but not a smash. He was a nice guy, etc... they all are aren't they? At the establishment I referred to, there is a display of a book written written by my boss' father -- I swear, "How To Play Poker".
I always liked Mr. Kotter's wife on that show..........Fun Fact: Lisa Kudrow's character Phoebe on 'Friends' supposedly had dated Ron Palillo aka "Arnold Horshack'!
Charles Fleischer, who played Carvelli and is in some of the clips you showed, was the voice of Roger Rabbit. He's had an amazing career and still going. We did standup together a few times. I wound up working with his daughter Jessica at MTV in the early 2000's. Check out his Wikipedia page.
Carvelli is my personal favorite along with Mr. Woodman on Welcome Back Kotter. Both of these guys had me in stitches.Murray and Carvelli made a great team together, along with the principal: Michael J. Woodman.🤣🤣🤣
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Who was your favorite character on the show? 👨🏻🦱
Oh definitely Horshack. I really enjoyed his quirkiness.
But the whole show was great. I was a young kid at the time the series was popular, so I couldn't appreciate the high school experience just yet. But when I look back at my own hs days, I can relate to Horshack the most. And of course the song is great...
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ALL but Horshack.
Epstein.
I loved this show, I basically grew up with these ladies. I still watch today. They’ve grown into amazing ladies. ❤
I had just started "high" school when this show started it personified the mid 70's.... loved it
All of these are a bitter-sweet walk down memory lane. Great memories but sad to see how many of these old friends are no longer with us. At 72 it reminds me of my own pending mortality...
72 is still young,
Life is definitely strange. When young it seems infinite. When you get older it’s such a different perspective. I’m 53 and seeing them older, dead, troubled, it’s so sad. Someone once told me life is for the young. So true. Although life is still good in older years.
Time marches on. As we get older. we see friends and relatives pass on. It's part of life. Sadly there are people that pass too soon or unexpectedly. That is the part that hurts the most.
I can remember my mom getting so upset when Roy Rogers died. I remember saying, "But he was old, mom." She said, one day you will understand.. Now, at 62 I know what she meant.
I interviewed with Gabe Kaplan as a nanny here in NYC. I didn't take it because of long hours. But it was cool to meet him. He was all business though. But my favorite characters were Vinny Barbarino and Juan Epstein.Then I met Ron Palillo, years later when I worked at a doctors office right before he died. He was very nice!
It was much fun coming home and being left alone to enjoy this show.
I was just old enough to remember when this show was on tv before reruns. I loved it as a little kid. I also loved the Carol Burnett Show too.
Born in the late 70s, I used to see this show on reruns. I have the DVDs now. In the mid 90s, I’d use Freddie’s, “Hi there!” all the time...no one knew where I got it from.
Can't believe how many of my childhood peers I'm outliving.
I watched this every week when I was in the 5th grade. My homeroom actually called ourselves Snell's Sweathogs, after our teacher. We won the Christmas classroom door decorating contest highlighting our homeroom name.
Mr Kotter and the Sweathogs...legends 🏆
What a time to grow up as a 70s kid. I was 10 in 1975.
I know what you mean, I was nine myself then.
It was such a great time to be alive. I was in grade 4.
Same lol
Hence the name vintageGuy65. I'm vintage '66 lol
@@michaelfitze7894 I was born in 65 but I'm still Vintage:)
Thank you Nick At Night for introducing this show to me. No one character can be a personal favorite. All four of them were great.
Oh that brought back good memories,loved this show .oh my favorite has to be Vinny hands down, I loved them all. Wished they but the runs on. That was a darn good show all of them.God Bless them!
They were all my favorite because they were such a good fit. I was 11 years old when the show aired in 1975 and to this day the show is still my all-time favorite. It would be so cool if the network would put "Welcome back Kotter" in syndication, I would love to see that.
Loved this show in the 1970s. Each character made this show. As a Californian I watched and learned about Brooklyn..which was so opposite than CA. Exception there's always Sweathogs in every school. Thank you.
I really loved John Travolta's role in The Boy In The Plastic Bubble with Glynnis O'connor. Awesome tear jerker movie.😉
He and Glynis O’Conner were an item. She died of cancer, Travolta was there for her too.
I actually have that on VHS and I believe still sealed.
I loved this show, I was in high school. I had a big crush on Mr. Kotter. Juan was cute too. One of the greats of the great 70’s!
I can sum it up with four words
“ Nothing but a classic “ it was my favorite show. 👍
loved that show and it made Travolta superstar. So many great roles over the years. Wishing I had one of those lunch boxes
I was a big fan of the show as a kid. Fun times.
"Up your nose with a rubber hose!" was my favorite line when I was watching it as a child in the 70s.
Hell yeah...me too
In your ear with can of beer!
I also remember that song TOO! I was weak😆 when I heard it as a 6.5 or 7-yr.-old
I also remember that song TOO! I was weak😆 when I heard it as a 6.5 or 7-yr.-old
And twice as far with a chocolate bar!
Love all of them RIP to the ones no longer here
Oh my Godddd Travolta was such a piece of Heaven !! What a beautiful man.
As a career teacher myself, I love that Gabe Kotter did not have a plan B--teaching was IT for him...period
Can't believe how many of them died young.
I loved all of the sweat hogs. I don't have a favoet. But I miss that show. Thank you!
I grew up watching this, not knowing I was watching original episodes and not re-runs.
My favorite was Horshach. Another teacher I loved as a kid was our Miss Brooks with Eve Arden. That show was also great.
Urban Cowboy ranks right up there with Saturday Night Fever and Grease as my favorite John Travolta movies. Plus lets not forget Look Whos Talking!
I freaking loved Welcome Back Kotter!
We watched Kotter in entirety on MeTV. Enjoyed the series. Can’t believe the majority of the cast has passed away now. I liked the later episodes best when they were older., and Gabe n Julie had their babies. Enjoyed this video
Such a great show. So much talent. John Travolta was a natural even then. Always funny
My favorite TV teacher is Mr. Dixon of “Room 222.” He was intelligent and a great model of a good teacher. I always liked watching how he taught the students and encouraged them to examine their thoughts. I also really liked watching him pull onto the school grounds in the cool convertible he drove during the opening credits.
Room 222 ,I love watching that show as a kid. It came on every Friday night at 9:00pm on channel 7. You are right about the teacher. I miss that show a lot.
I LOVED Horshack, but Epstein was my favorite too. I knew about him and Jon Bon being cousins. When I found that out some years back, I thought that was the coolest thing! Washington was always awesome. "Hi there!" And if you don't absolutely love Barbarino and his goofy little song and dance... you're just not of the human race. I have the complete series on DVD. LOVE that show. One of the best from my childhood.
Up your nose with a rubber hose!! 🤣
I LOVE this show!!
I emailed Gabe Kaplan about 15 yrs ago after reading a book he wrote and he wrote me back a few times.
As a kid, I couldn't wait for Thursday night at 8 (I think) to watch Travolta. He was my love at that time. I even had the WELCOME BACK KOTTER board game. However, my favorite tv teacher is Mr. Feeny from Boy Meets World.
I had a teacher who looked just like Gabe Kaplan during Welcome Back Kotter.
7:59 Horseshack: OH-OH-OH! 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Horshack is a very old and respected name. It means the cattle are dying" 😂🤣
How do I pick a favorite?? I loved all of them!!
In Italy the series was aired in 1980, after Travolta's success, and the title was translated referring to the "Saturday night"
Just brought the complete DVD collection a few weeks ago
I enjoyed Welcome Back Kotter. It was funny, really funny!
It is hard to pick a favorite. They were all funny as can be.
Vinnie was a legend, Arnold was cute, Freddie was cool and Juan was hilarious.
Arnold Horshack was my favorite!! 😍
Oldest TV series teacher that I know of was Eve Arden in "Our Miss Brooks" 1952.
Funny you mention that show. Ma was a teacher during the run of "Our Miss Brooks", and she was Miss Brook. The principal at the time had the same last name as Gale Gordon's character.
@@michaeltutty1540 What a coincidence! To BOTH have the same names! I had forgotten all about Gale Gordon. Thanks for reminding me.
"Our Miss Brooks" is my favorite TV teacher, even though it was a bit before my time. Eve Arden was a treasure that I happened upon who showed me that there were other comediennes that were just as talented as Lucille Ball that I just hadn't been exposed to
@@thomaslong2804 Funny you mentioned Lucille Ball. I just learned a bit of trivia about the _I Love Lucy_ show the other day that I didn't know. It seems William Frawley (Fred) and Vivian Vance (Ethel) hated each other intensely in real life. Vivian Vance was at some dinner function or other when someone announced to the crowd that word had come that William Frawley had just died. Vivian Vance cried out, "Champagne for everybody!'
Was born in 86 and caught this show late night on Nick at nite during the 90s.. I was it now I rewind antenna tv
Marcia Strassman. Legendary Beauty.
I was 14 and loved Vinnie Barbarino ,I laughed my ass off till I laughed so hard I laughed like horshack. 😆🤣😅
Thank you for that those are wonderful trip down memory lane as a kid I love The Patty Duke show in a 1975 it was 11 I wasn't much of a TV kid but I never missed welcome back kotter
Beau Dellabar, wasn’t it?
These TH-cam videos make me feel happy and sad...young and old. I miss the good ole days.
You missed three recurring actors who were part of the Sweathogs in the show's run.
Debralee Scott as Rosalie "Hotsie" Totsie, she been in so many episodes as a fellow student.
Helaine Lembeck played by Judy Borden.
Beau DeLabarre was played by Stephen Shortridge who was the eye candy for the females aftr John Travolta left the show.
Those three had episodes about them. Especially Hotsie Totsie that she dropped out of school because she was pregnant and became a stripper to support her child.
As a kid, I used to do the Horsesack laugh.
Great show! I was a junior in high school. Related to alot of the stuff.
I loved this show💕
Juan Epstein was my favorite character. Loved this show so much!
This makes me hungry for Julie’s famous tuna fish casserole! Seriously though, this show was one of my faves along with Laverne and Shirley, and Chico and the Man.
I like John Travolta’s movies. Although Stayin Alive isn’t really a great movie, he looks fabulous in that movie!
I loved this show
They were all great. Who else remembers Rosalee “Hotsie” Totsie, played by Debralee Scott? She died several years ago. 😢
I do ... I loved her in almost everything she appeared in. From "Angie" to singing backup to Donna Summer ... to playing that crazed wife in "Police Academy"
@@ERASEREPLACEPLACE Are you related to Justin Case?
@@garymitchell8416 ::::Arnold Horshack laugh::::
@@ERASEREPLACEPLACE I loved the theme song for Angie.
@@lorimiller4301 Me too. Can still see the opening scenes of the show in my mind while that theme plays in my head.
Ooh ooh, Mr. Kotter! 👋👋👋👋
Howard Hessman’s - Charlie Moore on “Head of The Class” was a pretty good teacher from back in the day.
New Utrecht High School Brooklyn NY - Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, Jimmy Durante, and Peter Lawford.
The front and rear views of the school building were employed in opening and closing scenes of the TV sitcom Welcome Back, Kotter , which starred New Utrecht alumnus Gabe Kaplan . New Utrecht was also used for the car chase in the 1970's French connection.
My favorite tv teacher from ‘90s was Mr. George Feeney from Boy Meets World!😃😃😃😃
Vinnie was my favorite character. I'll never forget his naive' attempts at pretending to be a drug addict in order to keep Arnold from becoming one. He'd walk around with a stoned look on his face and his hands out ..."Gimme drugs.... gimme drugs...."
My father WAS Mr. Kotter; to the "T", except for the hair. His student's were called "Todd's Sweathogs". lol
I sent an email to my boss last year saying I couldn't come in to the office and signed it off as "signed Epstein's mother"
😂😂
Please tell me your boss got it!
@@lynbaker7780 He replied with a picture of the Sweathogs
Excellent! I'll have to try to remember this, just to switch things up. My normal is "Faithfully submitted, Douglas C. Neidermaier, Sergeant at Arms."
I would love to work with you two! Wit is the greatest form of intelligence.
I enjoy what you do,but I have a few corrections to a few things you said about Lawrence Hilton Jacobs. Mr. Jacobs's first movie was 1974's "Claudine" starring the late Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones. And a few years before singing on Rick James album he released two studio albums, 1978's self titled "Lawrence Hilton Jacobs" and 1979's "All The Way...Love".
I remember seeing Lawrence Hilton Jacobs briefly in the 1974 film: The Gambler with James Caan and also Lawrence played a mugger in a park who was shot dead by Charles Bronson right near the end of the 1972 film: Death Wish. He also may have appear briefly in other films before Claudine.
@@montygreen6228 I remember when we first saw Deathwish and I couldn't believe he played a mugger .
@@gardensofthegods Jeff Goldblum also played a thug in that movie. He was one of the thugs who attack Charles Bronson wife killing her and raping the daughter who later died in Death Wish part 2.
George Feeny is best teacher ever. William Daniels who played him also was the voice of KITT on knight rider. so he was also the best tv car ever also! the dude is awesome
@Nostalgic Nick can u do am episode of the White Shadow? I thank you for these wonderful episodes!!
When I graduated from high school my goal was to come back as a teacher, just like Mr. Kotter. Didn't happen though. Ah, the path not taken.
I can't pick just one. I like them all‼️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
LOVED THAT SHOW !!!
I remember this show, may they all RIP who is not with us any more.
Actually Lawrence Hilton Jacobs was in the movie Claudine with James Earl Jones and Diane Carrol before even Cooley High , In 1974
It's funny that the character that played Epstein, he wasn't even Puerto Rican. He was Hungarian💯
🤣🤣
In the 1970's, there was a sitcom set in the then-current decade that featured a dimwitted high school student who became a breakout star. In the 90's there was a sitcom set in the 1970's that also featured a dimwitted high school student who became a breakout star. Only one of them was nominated for an Oscar, though.
I had an "outer body experience" the first time I saw Vinnie Barbarino!!!!
😍😍😍
I watched this with my Mom reruns of course. She grew up watching this.Horseshake is my Favorite
Love this show
I wanted to be a Sweathog when I reached high school.
Personally, Carvelli was my favorite character and thought it strange that you didn’t mention him but showed him several times.
Loved his poem (or was it a song?) for the talent show:
“My name is Carvelli
I live in New York
I’m so mean and nasty
I eat my soup with a fork”. Lol!
Song "Peanut butter and jelly, that's what I put in my belly, that's why they call me Carvelli". Also surprised he wasn't mentioned.
I love that episode which was in season 4. Della Reese who was a teacher briefly filling in for Julie Kotter introduced Carvelli and his songs from the sewer. That song was called: Lunch. Carvelli also is a favorite of mine.
1985 that guy from the theme song performed for free at the Cincinnati zoo. My best friend forced me to go.
It was so lame.
But it was neat to experience it. See the singer perform feet away from me.
He was a movie teacher, but I really liked Ray Walston's portrayal of Mr. Hand.
"Aloha Mr. Hand."
This is why school for me was always fun.
Don't know about my favorite character, as a group these actors are definitely entertaining. But I do know this: Gabe Kaplan performed two shows at a certain club at which I used to be employed, and he wanted a high stakes game with my employer. He was welcomed with the proviso he had a return air ticket and did not bet that. He went home with only that after the two performances, which, in my opinion, were well received but not a smash. He was a nice guy, etc... they all are aren't they? At the establishment I referred to, there is a display of a book written written by my boss' father -- I swear, "How To Play Poker".
The Boondock Saints duo was pretty good!
Charlotte Rae....Mrs. Garrett. She tought life lessons to the Facts of Life girls.
Mickey and Mallory were the BEST duo of that era.
I always liked Mr. Kotter's wife on that show..........Fun Fact: Lisa Kudrow's character Phoebe on 'Friends' supposedly had dated Ron Palillo aka "Arnold Horshack'!
Hotsie Totsie! The full first season and later visits.
What about Debra lee Scott and the other female cast members?
Washington's girlfriend has been on General Hospital for a few years now. Among many other roles throughout the years. She's an amazing actress.
@@winnieobrien7698 Yeah I can picture her and I have seen her on other things too but I can't remember her name. I agree she is a good actress.
“Violets are blue, roses are red, I’m sorry to announce my grandmother’s dead? Epstein, this is the third time your grandmother’s died this year.”
Up your nose...
I guess one of my favs was Vinny.
Charles Fleischer, who played Carvelli and is in some of the clips you showed, was the voice of Roger Rabbit. He's had an amazing career and still going. We did standup together a few times. I wound up working with his daughter Jessica at MTV in the early 2000's. Check out his Wikipedia page.
Carvelli is my personal favorite along with Mr. Woodman on Welcome Back Kotter. Both of these guys had me in stitches.Murray and Carvelli made a great team together, along with the principal: Michael J. Woodman.🤣🤣🤣
Me and my co workers love doing "look who's talking" quotes
John Sylvester White as Mr Woodman was a funny guy.
Mr.Woodman had me in stiches. My favorite episodes revolve around the principal: Michael J. Woodman. 🤣
I Leah karlsen liked Welcome 🙏 Back Kotter. My one ☝️ favorite actor in welcome back kotter was John Travolta.
I Leah karlsen started watching welcome 🙏 back jitter when I was a teenager and in high school.
Your favorite fan,
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Dam.... I loved the theme song.... I wasn't even born when this show was on!... 🤔