Welcome Back, Kotter Season 1 The Complete First Season (2007) (Full DVDRip- H264-AAC){CTShoN}[CTRC]seeders: 14
leechers: 6
Available in versions: DVDRip
Welcome Back, Kotter Season 1 The Complete First Season (2007) (Full DVDRip- H264-AAC){CTShoN}[CTRC] (Size: 5.06 GB)
DescriptionWelcome Back, Kotter TV-PG | 30min | Comedy | TV Series (1975–1979 IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072582 IMDB Rating: 7.2/10 Welcome Back Kotter: The Complete First Season (DVD) Gabe Kotter, formerly a Sweathog, returns to James Buchanan High as a teacher and is assigned the remedial class to which he once belonged. Mr. Kotter is an involved and caring teacher, which one would have to be in dealing with a certain four students in his class, who end up in trouble on a regular basis -- lady's man Vinnie Barbarino, the always cool Freddie "Boom-Boom" Washington, the tough Juan (Luis Pedro Phillipo de Huevos) Epstein, and the sheepish Arnold Dingfelder Horshack. Welcome Back, Kotter was based on Gabe Kaplan's own high school experiences with remedial education and a teacher who cared dearly for her students. Travel back to a time when sitcoms were recorded live on tape before a studio audience and dialogue was dominated by nonsensical catch phrases, like "Up your nose with a rubber hose!" and "Off my case, potato face!" The year was 1975. Saturday Night Fever had yet to make John Travolta a star, and stand-up comedian-turned-creator Gabe Kaplan had yet to become a late-night poker mainstay. Welcome to four years at Brooklyn's Buchanan High School. Along with What's Happening, Welcome Back, Kotter was what the cool kids were watching--just as their kids would turn to Freaks and Geeks in the years to come. Unlike the teens of Happy Days, Buchanan's remedial students aren't polite preppies, but slang-slinging hooligans. Gabe Kotter (Kaplan) serves as home-room teacher to a "pack of howling baboons" led by Vinnie Barbarino (Travolta), Arnold Horshack (Ron Palillo), Freddie "Boom-Boom" Washington (Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs), and self-described Puerto Rican Jew Juan Epstein (Robert Hegyes) Their adversary: Vice Principal Woodman (John Sylvester White), who lives to put a kibosh on their high jinks--just as he did when Kotter was a Sweathog in the 1960s. Special Features: Featurette: The shows cast and creators reflect on the influence of the show, their personal experiences and memorable moments Other: Actors' Original Screen Tests Actors: Gabe Kaplan, John Travolta, Ron Palillo, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Robert Hegyes Format: Multiple Formats, Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC Language: English (Dolby Digital 1.0) Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.) Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Number of discs: 4 Rated: NR Not Rated Studio: Warner Home Video DVD Release Date: June 12, 2007 Run Time: 553 minutes Filming Locations Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA Country: USA Release Date: 9 September 1975 (USA) Also Known As: Kotter Runtime: 30 min Sound Mix: Mono Color: Color Aspect Ratio: 1.33 : 1 Welcome Back Kotter Episodes List Season 1 (1975–76) No# Title Directed by Written by Original air date 1 "The Great Debate" Bob LaHendro Rick Mittleman September 9, 1975 The Sweathogs debate Mr. Welles' (James Woods) class after continual putdowns, with the debate topic involving student aggression. Note: First appearances of Judy Borden (Helaine Lembeck), Todd Ludlow (Dennis Bowen), and Rosalie "Hotsy" Totsy (Debralee Scott). 2 "Basket Case" Bob LaHendro Jerry Ross September 16, 1975 Freddie is certain he's a basketball star in the making, so he thinks he doesn't have to pass his classes. 3 "Welcome Back" James Komack Peter Meyerson September 23, 1975 Pilot episode: Gabe is introduced to the Sweathogs on his first day as a teacher. In frustration, he quits, but the Sweathogs visit him at home and convince him to return. 4 "Whodunit?" Bob LaHendro Jewel Jaffe & Jerry Rannow September 30, 1975 Rosalie Totsy claims one of the Sweathogs got her pregnant as an effort to change her reputation. 5 "The Election" Bob LaHendro Eric Cohen & Tiffany York October 7, 1975 Vinnie runs for student body president, but his campaign is a disaster, despite Gabe's efforts. 6 "No More Mr. Nice Guy" Bob LaHendro George Yanok October 14, 1975 Gabe convinces Mr. Woodman to teach war history for a day after being accused of stealing his favorite yellow chalk. 7 "Classroom Marriage" Bob LaHendro William Raynor & Myles Wilder October 21, 1975 Vernajean and Freddie decide to get married so they can stay together, but the Sweathogs convince them otherwise. 8 "One of Our Sweathogs Is Missing" Bob LaHendro Marilyn Miller October 28, 1975 Epstein gets in a fight with Todd Ludlow after insulting his date; Epstein loses and runs away for a couple of days. 9 "Mr. Kotter, Teacher" Bob LaHendro Jewel Jaffe & Jerry Rannow November 4, 1975 Mr. Woodman accuses Gabe of not following standard teaching procedures because he isn't teaching from the standard textbook. The Sweathogs come to his defense in front of the school board. 10 "The Reunion" Bob LaHendro George Yanok November 18, 1975 Gabe isn't happy about an old "perfect" schoolmate and his "perfect" wife visiting him. 11 "Barbarino's Girl" Bob LaHendro Eric Cohen November 25, 1975 Judy tutors Vinnie, and they start liking each other. The Sweathogs start cracking jokes, but Vinnie stands up for her. 12 "California Dreamin'" Bob LaHendro Michael Weinberger December 2, 1975 A new student (Bambi) pretends to be a surfer girl and distracts all the Sweathogs. 13 "Arrividerci, Arnold" Bob LaHendro Jewel Jaffe & Jerry Rannow December 16, 1975 Woodman promotes Horshack out of the Sweathogs, but he gets let back in after Gabe and the class convince him otherwise. 14 "The Longest Weekend" Bob LaHendro Carl Kleinschmitt January 6, 1976 Julie goes away on a ski trip to Vermont with a recently divorced friend. Gabe is lonely and prepares to visit her, but is interrupted when she comes home early. 15 "The Sit-In" Bob LaHendro William Bickley & Michael Warren January 13, 1976 The Sweathogs protest the cafeteria's liver by planning a food fight, but Gabe convinces them to have a sit-in as an alternate method of protesting. 16 "Follow The Leader: Part 1" Bob LaHendro Jewel Jaffe & Jerry Rannow January 20, 1976 The class votes to make Freddie the new Sweathog leader, which causes Vinnie to quit school. Julie is jealous of Gabe's attention to the Sweathogs, and goes to stay at a hotel. 17 "Follow The Leader: Part 2" Bob LaHendro Jewel Jaffe & Jerry Rannow January 22, 1976 The Sweathogs tire of Freddie as their leader, and Gabe convinces Vinnie to return to school. Julie forgives Gabe and moves back home. 18 "Dr. Epstein, I Presume" Bob LaHendro George Yanok January 29, 1976 Epstein wants to become a veterinarian, but is discouraged by his guidance counselor since his grades don't show that he can. 19 "One Flu Over The Cuckoo's Nest" Bob LaHendro Eric Cohen February 5, 1976 After a flu epidemic hits, Gabe combines the few remaining healthy students into one class. 20 "The Telethon" Bob LaHendro Pat Proft & Bo Kaprall February 12, 1976 The Sweathogs put on a telethon to raise $700 for new supplies so they can continue to have a class. 21 "Kotter Makes Good" Bob LaHendro George Yanok February 19, 1976 Gabe volunteers to take tests with the Sweathogs after Mr. Woodman can't find his senior exams. The records are found, but Gabe takes the tests anyway. 22 "Father Vinnie" Bob LaHendro Eric Cohen February 26, 1976 Vinnie's dying grandmother wants him to become a priest. Vinnie tries, but gives it up when he has to stop dating. Title: Welcome Back, Kotter Season 1 The Complete First Season (2007) (Full DVDRip- H264-AAC){CTShoN}[CTRC] Original Title: Welcome Back, Kotter: Season 1 Edition: Season 1 - 4 Disc DVD Set Series: The Complete First Season (2007 FORMAT: MP4 Category: Movies>> DVDRip, Dubbed, MP4 Genre: Comedy, Family Audio Codec: AAC Channels: 1 (Mono) Video Quality: Standard Video Codec: H264 File Size: 5.06 GB Sample Rate: 48000 Hz Bit Rate: 128kbs RESOLUTION: 632x480 (Varies with Each Episode) ASPECT RATIO: 16:9(Auto Detect) FRAME RATE: 29.976 fps(Same as Source) Release Date: June 12, 2007 Year: 2007 LANGUAGE: English SUBTITLES: N/A(NONE) RUNTIME: 20-25 Min for each episode SOURCE: Retail DVD EXTRAS: Yes>> In a seprate EXTRAS folder from the shows. Sharing WidgetScreenshots |