Welcome Back, Kotter

Gabe and the Sweathogs are celebrating a new semester in school by reminiscing past events at a surprise party.

Nearly all the Sweathogs have graduated to the eleventh grade, and Julie is about to graduate to motherhood.

Julie delivers twin baby girls while Kotter and the Sweathogs pace in the waiting room. Second of a three-part episode.

Julie and the twins come home from the hospital while her parents visit to see the new babies. Third of a three-part episode.

Whose million dollars is it, when Gabe lends Barbarino a quarter for Barbarino's share in a lottery ticket?

The Sweathogs help Julie with the household chores so that Kotter can spend time tutoring Barbarino with his makeup exam.

Horshack needs the help of the Sweathogs after being sucked in by a religious cult.

The Kotters move out of their apartment into a bigger place. Their new landlord turns out to be Epstein's uncle.

The Sweathogs take a dim view of Mr. Woodman's novel -- an exposé that takes a potshot at everybody.

The Sweathogs are in the finals of the state talent contest, and Barbarino is in love. Can the two compete?

Barbarino must decide if he should compete against his newfound love, Cassy. Can love conquer all? Even a talent contest?

When Woodman's contract expires, Kotter considers running for Vice Principal. Kotter has a strange dream about what James Buchanan High will be like in the year 2050.

The Sweathogs defend Washington when Woodman points an accusing finger at him for cheating on an exam.

Rembrandt, Picasso, DaVinci, and Epstein? Juan paints a nude mural for art class and uses Julie's face.

Merriment, mistletoe and menorahs are the beginnings of a Merry Christmas celebration with the Sweathogs and Gabe and Julie Kotter.

The Sweathogs are in charge of the new school radio station and Horshack tries to boost low ratings by making outrageous accusations about the faculty.

The Sweathogs have found a new teacher; Mr. Woodman has a new toy; and Gabe becomes useless.

The Sweathogs deny membership to a new student because she is a girl.

The sweathogs purchase term papers from a couple of local hoods. Kotter recognizes Epstein's paper as one he himself had handed in years ago.

The Sweathogs convince Gabe to audition at a local hot spot, never expecting him to succeed, but after Mr. Charnoff a slick agent gets through with him, it's goodbye teacher, hello show biz.

Kotter is a success at being a comedian but it is putting a strain on his marriage and his relationship with the Sweathogs. Second of a two-part episode.

Washington gets hooked on pills and Gabe, and the Sweathogs try to help him.

When Mr. Kripps drops dead from a heart attack after yelling at Barbarino, the sweathog turns himself in to the police for murder.

Horshack falls in love with Julie when she consoles him after he's rejected.