When “Welcome Back, Kotter” premiered on September 9, 1975, American audiences were introduced to a new, diverse sitcom – unless they lived in Boston.

Mr. Borough President, welcome back to that same old place you laughed about! The iconic “Welcome to Brooklyn” sign from the opening montage of “Welcome Back, Kotter” has been discovered by Borough ...

Welcome Back, Kotter was so popular that it was adapted into other forms of media, including 10 issues of a comic book launched by DC Comics in 1976; and, between 1976 and 1977, ...

‘Welcome Back, Kotter’ television star Robert Hegyes died Thursday, giving millions of Americans pause to reflect back in time to 1975, when Epstein, Vinnie Barbarino and the other ...

Film and TV writer-producer Alan Sacks, who had an eclectic career that included co-creating the popular 1970s series “Welcome Back, Kotter” and working on projects set in the 1980s L.A. punk ...