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Gabe Kotter returns to his old high school -- this time as a teacher. He's put in charge of a class full of unruly remedial students called the Sweathogs. They're a bunch of wisecracking, underachieving and incorrigible students, and it takes all of Mr. Kotter's humor -- and experience as a former Sweathog himself -- to deal with his class. copy + pasted from Google

Gabe Kotter returns to his old high school -- this time as a teacher. He's put in charge of a class full of unruly remedial students called the Sweathogs. They're a bunch of wisecracking, underachieving and incorrigible students, and it takes all of Mr. Kotter's humor -- and experience as a former Sweathog himself -- to deal with his class. copy + pasted from Google.

Gabe Kotter returns to his old high school -- this time as a teacher. He's put in charge of a class full of unruly remedial students called the Sweathogs. They're a bunch of wisecracking, underachieving and incorrigible students, and it takes all of Mr. Kotter's humor -- and experience as a former Sweathog himself -- to deal with his class. copied +pasted from Google.

Net op de dag dat Homer, Bart en Lisa een dagje naar het pretpark 'Duff Gardens' plannen, blijkt groottante Gladys 'Dog-Faced' Bouvier overleden. Na de begrafenis toont advocaat Lionel Hutz haar videotestament, waaruit blijkt dat Gladys een eenzame vrouw was. Ze geeft haar nichtjes Patty en Selma de doorleefde boodschap om niet alleen te sterven. 'Start a family, and do it now'. Patty couldn't care less, maar Selma neemt de boodschap ter harte. Enkele mislukte dates later zinkt de moed haar echter in de schoenen. Wanneer Homer ziek wordt na het eten van een rancid sandwich, krijgt Selma de kans om voor één dag een ouder te zijn. 'Selma's Choice' is alweer een topepisode uit het geroemde vierde seizoen, propvol hilarische quotes en fragmenten. 'Back to the Loch with ya, Nessie', 'The fun in funeral', 'Close your eyes and think of MacGyver', en veel meer. Ontdek opnieuw hoe een dronkaard de wereld echt ziet! Probeer te achterhalen hoe surly Surly echt is! Krijg ongevraagd een uitleg over The Sweathogs! En vooral, buig nederig voor The Lizard Queen!

today's episode will be out of the ordinary -- and that's because it was not planned, it was not researched, and it was not recorded in our home studios with high tech microphones and sound proofing. But it felt urgent and so we dropped our need for perfection and opened our laptops to record in hotel rooms and far-flung places to bring you the most immediate reaction we could to a most amazing PCPS field trip to New York City, home of Studio 54, The Sweathogs and -- as you'll hear -- some very loyal listeners and friends of the Pop Culture Preservation Society. In this recap, we'll also bring you with us to Shaun Cassidy's new stage performance; did we get some IRL face time with our favorite former Hardy Boy? You'll just have to listen to find out. So please excuse the embarrassing sound quality as we invite you to go with us on this pop culture journey to paradise. Enjoy.Follow the PCPS on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and YouTubeBecome a supporter of the PCPS on Patreon. Check out all the goodies you get here.Help the PCPS keep on truckin' and make a donation here.Subscribe to the PCPS email newsletter, “The Weekly Reader” here.

"Welcome Back, Kotter" was a classic sitcom that first premiered on September 9, 1975, on the ABC network. The show was created by Gabe Kaplan, who also played the character, Gabe Kotter, a former Sweathog who returns to his alma mater to teach a group of underprivileged students. Kaplan drew on his own experiences growing up in Brooklyn to create the show's setting and characters. The Sweathogs, a group of lovable but misguided students were based on his own high school friends. A young John Travolta was cast as the charismatic lead Sweathog, Vinnie Barbarino. The show even took on a second life in the 90's when reruns were aired as part of "Kotter Fridays" on Nick at Nite. "Welcome Back, Kotter" was an instant hit with audiences, drawing in large viewership numbers and earning critical acclaim for its humor and relatable characters. It was a groundbreaking sitcom that tackled serious issues such as poverty, race, and social class while still delivering laugh-out-loud moments. Its enduring popularity has made it a classic of 1970s television, and its influence can still be felt in many modern sitcoms today. Listen in as the S1E1 boys do a deep dive on the shows first televised episode, "The Great Debate". www.S1E1POD.com Starring: Gabe Kaplan, Marcia Strassman, John Sylvester White, Robert Hegyes, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Ron Palillo, John Travolta, Debralee Scott, & James Woods Instagram & Twitter: @S1E1POD

Central Falls STEAM Box Warriors vs STEAM Box OGs from Alvarez and going way back to the SweatHogs.  Discuss then vs now.  What are the best moments?  What are we looking forward to?

Central Falls STEAM Box Warriors vs STEAM Box OGs from Alvarez and going way back to the SweatHogs.  Discuss then vs now.  What are the best moments?  What are we looking forward to?

As Si & Mags hit a full year of live shows (and close in on 100 Chain Wrestling episodes in total) here is a chance to hear where The Chain all began!FOLLOW US!@SJPWORLDMEDIA@CHAIN_WRESTLING@SJPWORDS@PodfatherMags

It's getting real -- real soggy, that is -- as we wrestle with the next five songs in the America's Damp 40 countdown. William Joel, Kenny Rogers, Randy Vanwarmer, Bertie Higgins, and yet another Dan (Fogelberg) have us talking about emotional-labor issues, when vulnerability is actually wimpiness, songs that sound like karaoke stock videos look, whether the poor man's Jimmy Buffett is in fact Jimmy Buffett, and how to get fired from Hallmark for dysfunctional metaphorizing. How did these songs change the landscape of our Top 10? And could someone please find Randy Vanwarmer's ex-girlfriend's cat? Hang a bag of DampRid: it's Episode 05. Our intro is by David Gregory Byrne, and our outro is by Donovan. Interstitial music provided by John Sebastian and the Sweathogs. To contact us or buy our books, visit MarkAndSarahTalkAboutSongs.com. To become a patron of the show, visit patreon.com/mastas. SHOW NOTES The Damp 40 homepage Our Lovin' Spoonful episode Our "songs with 'song' in the title" episode Check out our sponsor, Noom

Student and principal reunite on this episode of ToGH as Jodie Whaley and Justin Williams reminisce about their time as school administrator and student, respectively, in a time before social media and when students got away with a little more than is allowed in today's world of public education. Stories of broken beds, bare butts, and irate band directors develop a level of nostalgia like none other. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ToGHPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkorGo Support the Podcast: https://anchor.fm/lensmedia/support Jodie's App: http://www.greatplaces2see.com Created by Nick Wilson and Brandon Farmer Produced by Nick Wilson Hosted by Nick Wilson, Clint Thompson, & David Murphree Associate Producer - Aaron Garvich --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lensmedia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lensmedia/support

The boys are back with Ep. 85 & catch you up on what they have been doing! Hot Takes all around! A little bit of UFO, sports & the latest celebrity passings are discussed. The guys also talk not eating, their summer concert schedules and Jeff gets a pet! Plus military music for Memorial day... Thanks, friends 

John Travolta is the king of the comebacks. Initially rising to fame as one of the "Sweathogs" on "Welcome Back, Kotter", he blasted into superstardom in the disco classic SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, while GREASE and URBAN COWBOY solidified his status as the biggest star of his era. However, his fame soon became eclipsed by other heartthrobs after a slew of bad movies, resulting in his playing second fiddle to a talking baby in LOOK WHO'S TALKING and its sequels. But, he soon crossed paths with Quentin Tarantino and arguably became a bigger star than ever in the wake of PULP FICTION and other smash hits like GET SHORTY, FACE/OFF and more. But then, his misbegotten BATTLEFIELD EARTH once again put his career on ice, and he's been up and down ever since. While he's mostly stuck doing bargain basement VOD movies these days like SPEED KILLS and I AM WRATH, don't ever count out John Travolta. Hollywood loves a comeback and Travolta is their king!

Download Journey_to_the_Bottom_of_the_Dresser.mp3 When stuck one night for a song topic, I reached out onto the early interwebs (this was the 90s after all) and asked a friend for an idea. Their response was "fashion". The following was written from that spark.Journey to the Bottom of the DresserA jury of my peers strung a wire through my neckand hung me from the gallow’s pole behind the death camp’s folding door.The musty smell pervaded through my skin and overwhelmedall senses left remaining, slowly fading, slipped down to the floor.Ostensibly motionless dust gathers high on my remainsenshrined beneath the refuse.  I must wait an endless dayDenied the rite and ritual prescribed to those that left me here.I hearken to nostalgic times in purple haze - the glory years.I am a cotton blend, ¾ sleeved, technicolour concert shirt.My arms are white, my torso black, with tour dates on the back.I’ve smelled like weed for fifteen yearsoccassionally obscured by beerand waiting for the Judas Priest reunion.Pancaked between the legions of the underused and frayed,I shuffle out a well-worn rhythm long past over-played.Left for dead but for that one cold October nightWhen the air tore in and with a grin I boogied under blacklight.I’m brown bell-bottomed corduroys with patches at the knees.In my pocket folded over ticket from a Frampton show.Grass stains creeping up my legfrom that night we dragged the kegdown into the woods behind the schoolyard.We used to be so coolUnderneath the party lights our funky undulations ripped the night apartWe just forgot the rulesThat evolution obsolescence manic-depressed coalesced to disappearanceHung out and folded, scrunched up in ball undermiles of memories, stretched out like a pall overindecent histories and chemical mysteries.Remember when we were the in-thing?Packed into a trunk tucked underneath the stairwayBuried under Twister and a ragged box of PaydayI’m the metal studded jacket and the scuffed-up cowboy bootsI’m a feathered white fedora with a polyester suitI’m the transfer t-shirts with the Fonz, Sweathogs, and Monster moviesI’m not as think as you stoned I am, but baby I feel groovyI’m banished to the dustbowl of undying never-ending:Asynchronistic fashion faux pas swinging to and fro.Let callous daring bring us backto help ignore Blackwell’s attack,and so our minds dissolving into fabric.

Four of 1975's sitcoms are heard from, including two Italian flops, a cursed MTM spinoff, and you can't go home to the Sweathogs again.

The Video Rangers are back and that means Bad News for your ears. Its baseball season and this year we are celebrating americas past time with a true classic, The Bad News Bears 1976. Mike and Chris remember their Little League experience. The Sweathogs are training for a Royal Rumble with Bayside High. Chris Ranger talks to our listeners about safety standards and the Rangers answer more questions from their pen pals.

The Keepers are back after taking the week off to deal with a massive snowstorm that never actually showed up, and they are ready to dive right back into business with new trailers, new TV news, and new disappointments.  It wouldn’t be the Keepers without a little disappointment after all… Topics discussed in this episode […]

The Sweathogs join the podcast to discuss their love of wrestling.

This week's reading feature is the 1977 A Golden Book ALL*STAR Book Classic, Welcome Back Kotter. Close your eyes, sit back and listen, and hear the #Sweathogs come to life before your ears! Presenting episode zero thirteen of the prestigious “If We Can Put A Man on The Moon, This Kid Can Read Books A Little, Maybe" Award, Wiggly's Book Club! Wiggly's Book Club is a fortnightly read recorded live from Sloppy Joe's Bar in Easton, Pennsylvania. Visit Wiggly at WIGGLYS WORLD DOT COM (check the show time for show schedules, there won’t be any, it’s uploaded every other Wednesday). Please, join Wiggly and his book as we uncover what is contained within the Trap Door Mansion library of Discovery (and he's drunk, can't see, has an astigmatism, legally blind in his left eye, dyslexic, has double triple vision, and can't read). #BOOK #BABARINO #GABEKAPLIN #RICHARDGERE You will actually believe a man can read, maybe! Good luck. #RIPh (Reading is Phundamental)

Episode #3 as DB Richards and Fran talk about WrestleMania 33 and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tenwrestling/support

This week's reading feature is the 1977 A Golden Book ALL*STAR Book Classic, Welcome Back Kotter.Close your eyes, sit back and listen, and hear the #Sweathogs come to life before your ears!Presenting episode zero and one and four of the prestigious “If We Can Put A Man on The Moon, This Kid Can Read Books A Little, Maybe" Award, Wiggly's Book Club!Wiggly's Book Club is a fortnightly read recorded live from Sloppy Joe's Bar in Easton, Pennsylvania. It is featured exclusively in the GIANT MEDIA BALL DOT COM FEED (check the website for show schedules).Please, join Wiggly and his book as we uncover what is contained within the Trap Door Mansion library of Discovery (and he's drunk, can't see, has an astigmatism, legally blind in his left eye, dyslexic, has double triple vision, and can't read).#BOOK #BABARINO #GABEKAPLIN #RICHARDGEREYou will actually believe a man can read, maybe!Good luck. #RIPh (Reading is Phundamental)

That's right, we go there: Welcome Back, Kotter references!

Blake, Jeff and Jason are all by themselves in the BOB Studio and ready to show some love to Gotham!  The HOBI gang get caught up on all the latest television shows in Blake's last show for a month as he is recruited for a special mission overseas.  The guys give their review of Kevin Smith comics and re-draft Mr. Kotter and the Sweathogs. Jason and Jeff pick the "perfect" Avengers team and the gang pick their Top 5 Worst Films a Best Actor/Actress has starred in while also revealing why it's not good to schedule a recording during a winter storm!

From the Sweathogs to Superman…and adventures with Steve Gerber, Alex Toth and Jack “King” Kirby in between! Writer/producer Mark Evanier is in the Lair to talk about bringing comic books to life! Mark Evanier Website  Mark on Twitter  Mark on Facebook The IndyCast  Indiana Jones and the Temple of Yearning Radio Drama

From the Sweathogs to Superman…and adventures with Steve Gerber, Alex Toth and Jack “King” Kirby in between! Writer/producer Mark Evanier is in the Lair to talk about bringing comic books to life! Mark Evanier Website  Mark on Twitter  Mark on Facebook The IndyCast  Indiana Jones and the Temple of Yearning Radio Drama

This week, music producer-turned-filmmaker BRIAN KOPPELMAN ("Rounders," "Runaway Jury," "Oceans 13") joins Gilbert and Frank to talk about everything from signing Tracy Chapman and Eddie Murphy to their very first record deals to working with celebrated actors John Turturro, Martin Landau and John Malkovich. Also, Brian trots out a Gilbert impression, names all four "Sweathogs" and heaps praise on "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre." PLUS: Al Pacino channels Paul Anka! The "Death Wish" muggers make it big! And Ol' Blue Eyes demands a slice of pie! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices