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Welcome Back, Kotter is an American television sitcom starring Gabe Kaplan and featuring a young John Travolta. Videotaped in front of a live studio audience, it originally aired on the ABC network from September 9, 1975, to June 8, 1979.
The sweathogs out debate a smarter debate class.
Gabe insists that basketball ace Washington pass his social-studies test.
A flashback recalls Gabe's first meeting with his class. The Sweathogs Out Debate A Superior Class.
Tired of her reputation as easy, Rosalie Totsy tells the Sweathogs that she's pregnant -- and that one of them is the father -- in an effort to make the boys admit that the tales they tell about their ""fun dates"" with her aren't true.
Barbarino is running for Student Body President but his campain turns into disaster.
After returning to his roots by taking over the Sweathogs' history class for a day, Mr. Woodman turns into a nice guy; and Kotter turns into the new Mr. Woodman.
With Vernajean's family moving, she and Freddie decide that they must get married in order to stay together. Their classmates act out married life to discourage the young couple.
After losing a fight with Todd Ludlow, Juan is made fun of by his fellow Sweathogs. His feelings and his pride hurt, he runs away -- to the Kotters' bathroom.
Gabe's teaching theories in question, he is temporarily suspended. The Sweathogs, liable to lose their teacher, come to his defense.
Gabe is less than thrilled when an old too-perfect classmate, and his too-perfect wife, decide to pay him a visit.
Cast: Gabe Kaplan, John Travolta, John Sylvester White, Ron Palillo, Robert Hegyes, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Marcia Strassman, Stephen Shortridge, Vernee Watson, Debralee Scott, Ernest Harada, Charles Fleischer, Della Reese, Helaine Lembeck, Bob Harcum, James Woods, Leslie Ackerman, Susan Lanier, Hope Summers, Melonie Haller, John Astin, Lisa Mordente, Henry Corden, Arnold Soboloff, Christopher Stryker, Richard Dimitri, Corey Fischer, Richard Moll, Harold J. Stone, Andrea McArdle
Genres: Comedy, Family
Maturity rating: TV-14
Gabe Kaplan
Gabe Kotter
John Travolta
Vinnie Barbarino
John Sylvester White
Michael Woodman
Ron Palillo
Arnold Horshack
Robert Hegyes
Juan Epstein
Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs
Freddie Washington
Marcia Strassman
Julie Kotter
Stephen Shortridge
Beau Shortridge
Vernee Watson
Debralee Scott
Ernest Harada
Mr. Jan
Charles Fleischer
Carvelli
Della Reese
Mrs. Jean Tremaine
Helaine Lembeck
Judy Borden
Bob Harcum
Wilbur Murray
James Woods
Leslie Ackerman
Susan Lanier
Hope Summers
Melonie Haller
John Astin
Lisa Mordente
Henry Corden
Arnold Soboloff
Christopher Stryker
Harold “Fearless” Feldman
Richard Dimitri
Detective
Corey Fischer
Waiter
Richard Moll
Big Thug
Harold J. Stone
Charlie Kotter
Andrea McArdle
Doris Horshack
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