Absolutely! Nostalgic vibes! 🎶

There’s two networks in RI that play all of the classic sitcoms. I just watched Welcome Back Kotter 2 hours ago. It’s on everyday @ 4:00 PM. I immediately feel like I go back in time when I was a kid.

Watching One Day At A Time now. Can’t think of anything better to do during one of the hottest days of a heat wave 🥵😬

@@jessferrell9479 u need to watch The King of Queens. Great writing and characters. Luv that show.

Definitely, and I grew up in Brooklyn in the 70's and the high school where the Kotter gang is suppose to be located is quarter mile from my old home. I watch it around dinner time on a color TV.

i noticed that....tragic

She was 27 *and* 66 in 1975. She also died of "the disease". What a way to go. 😥🤦‍♂️

Lmfao

Lol

Also, she "died of THE disease"!

"Horshak, it means the cattle are dying!" He was my favorite too. Funny he was one of the older "kids" on the show. Barbarino was pretty awesome too!

@@azvascos7542- I loved the Barbarino dance..lol.

Right?! Mine as well..;-)

amen sista.

I remember seeing Ron Palillo in an interview and he said he came up with the laugh by going "ha ha ha" while inhaling instead of exhaling.

That's the only part of the show that I found strange. Although all were excellent actors, none of them actually looked like teenagers.

@@marcstevens8576people aged much faster back then, but in the 1980’s, aging took a turn for the better. In 2023, quite a few 20-somethings can still pass as high schoolers and quite a few 65 year olds retiring can pass as 40 year olds. And in high school, you have freshmen that look like they haven’t started puberty and some that look like grown men and women.

@@jondstewartSome high school kids have big thick beards these days lol.

Abe's Groucho Marx impersonation was terrible..lol.

That’s be cause all the tv’s we had back then,were all the same ,there was none of these reality crapt back then,we didn’t let all these stupid things that’s taken over,tv’s gone to hell,🙀🙀🙀🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

and i was twice your age and in the 8th. grade and Gerald R. Ford was The President. Still only 3 stations to choose from nbc/abc/cbs

@@tonyfriend7413 I remember the 3 choices days and the old B+W CRT sets. I can still hear the click the dial made as you turned it in my mind and the sound of static between the stations. In some ways it's better cuz you won't waste so much time.

Exactly..they have a video where Biden won the presidency against Howard Taft..

Nostalgia at its finest. 🌟

And Booker tv series from 1989..

She was great and foxy in the tremors tv series . I think she was better looking older

Timeless and classic for sure! 🌟

That’s when I fell in love with it for the first time..;-)

like cartoon network and on sunday night for an hour playing the old tex avery 1940s and 1950s cartoons.

Timeless classics indeed! 🌟

Very much so..both of those intro songs brings me right back to my 70's childhood. Mary Tyler Moore show also.

You must be New Yorker !!!...I was ...I like those sitcoms very much !!! 😂

You seem to be one of only 2 folks on this thread that noticed that much of the information relayed in this video is incorrect (i.e. B.S.) which is probably the result of lazy editing/research. It saddens me that this misinformation continues to go out, as future generations will have the history all wrong.

@@NateButlerFresnoCA Indeed....

1988, seems like duck eggs ago.

I remember Dustin Diamond fighting Peter Brady. He gave poor Peter a pounding.

@@CM-wj2ow Diamond fought Pallilo. It was Greg who got beaten by Bonaducci. It's got to be somewhere on the internet.

I was 8 years old in 1975 also. And I don't know about you but I was weirded out hearing they named Vinnie Barbarino Eddie Barben first. He had a great head of hair back then and those sparkly bright blue eyes and the little dance he did every time he said Bah bah bah a Reno made my heartrace. I had a huge crush on him too.

I grew up watching that show it truly a funny show. It is so sad that only a few people survived the show and moved on after welcome back Carter. Especially Boom Boom Washington and John Travolta. I missed that show sooooo much. I was 10 years old in 75.

@@samanthaking435 What do you mean John Travolta never moved on after Welcome Back Kotter? He was one of the most successful actor in the 80’s, 90’s and in to the 2000’s. He doesn’t have to work as much. Or even if he doesn’t want to. He had a red hot career up until the mid 80’s. Then had about 5 years of flops or few offers. Then in 1995 (I think I have the correct year) Quinton Tarintino had the role Vincent in Pulp Fiction as a career reviver just for John because he loved him in Welcome Back Kotter. Then that kicked off the 3rd part of his career. He did great and was flying high in success. Then he made his career killer. The Scientology based movie where he played the overlord of Scientology Xenu. And he became a laughing stock AGAIN and now he can only get a music video or a commercial. He’s still a big name but he’s not a viable star anymore. Just a bit player or novelty.

Exactly..knowing whomever did this video failed to do their research beforehand..

@@cynthiaclarke3979 They were just lazy with the text-graphics on some of the lower-thirds. 😊

And that latest photo is NOT him

I thought Gabe looked kinda old for 30, you are probably right!

cancer

So she was born in 1909

She died in 2014 I believe.

​@@deanwheeler5969she was born in 1876, it was her birth certificate