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Cast.............................................................................................
Credits.........................................................................................
Points of intterest........................................................................
Episode Guide and brief descriptions.........................................
Episode guide with less descriptoin of the show........................
Gabe Kaplins oppening and ending jokes (none yet).................
Lyrics to the theme song.............................................................
Some Quotes...............................................................................
Last known tv broadcasts...........................................................

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01. A girl (Rosalie Totzie) claims one of the Sweathogs got her pregnant.

02. A new girl (Angie Glabagoski) wants to join theSweathogs.

03. A new student-teacher tries to teach the Sweathogs.Written by: Royce D. Applegate & Ira Miller, Directed by: Bob LaHendro Story Editors: Mark Evanier & Dennis Palumbo 1 closing joke, 22 minutes, 1977 With: Ms. Wright...Valeria Curtin

DETAILS: A new student teacher, Ms. Wright, fresh out of college, tries to teach the Sweathogs. She is very nervous and uses her handbook, talking to the Sweathogs like children. When she has the Sweathogs read essays, Epstein refuses so she reads it anyway. She finds it very poetic and touching, but the class makes fun of Epstein. Epstein acts hostile toward her and she runs out of the room. Gabe convinces her not to give up and to try again. However, she tries to act like Gabe instead and tells dumb jokes. Gabe coaches her again to be herself, and she finally is able to get the Sweathogs to listen to her and learn.

04. A new Sweathog girl distracts all the Sweathogs.

Written by: Michael Weinberger, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes With: Bambi...Susan Lanier Includes: Barbarino song and dance

DETAILS: A new student named Bambi pretends to be a "far-out" surfer girl from California. The Sweathogs do everything they can to try to impress her. Meanwhile, Bambi comes onto to Gabe. He keeps resisting and when she won't listen, he asks her to step outside where he tells her he's looked through her records and knows that she is a trouble-maker and really from Texas. She admits the whole thing is an act to be liked, and he convinces her to tell the truth to the Sweathogs and be herself.

05. Carvelli tells stories about aliens.

06. Epstein and the Sweathogs almost win the lottery.

07. Epstein finds an apartment for the Kotters.

08. Epstein loses a fight and runs away.

Written by: Marilyn Miller, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 21.5 minutes, 1975 With: Todd Ludlow...Dennis Bowen Laverne...Vernee Watson

DETAILS: Epstein insults Todd's date whom Epstein was hitting on, so Todd challenges Epstein to a fight. Todd decks Epstein who gets a black eye. Gabe convinces Epstein that he should tell his friends instead of run away because they will understand. Instead, they tease him and Epstein calls Gabe a liar. When Epstein disappears for a couple days, the Sweathogs set up a missing person's bureau in the classroom. Finally Julie calls Gabe to tell him that Epstein is hiding in their bathroom. Gabe rushes home and finally talks Epstein out. He convinces Epstein that he should not worry about the fight and use his mind instead of muscle. The Sweathogs all apologize to Epstein.

09. Epstein paints on the school wall.

10. Epstein takes care of his sick hamster.

11. Freddy becomes a DJ at a local radio station.

Written by: Mark Evanier, Dennis Palumbo, George Yanok Teleplay by: George Yanok, Peter Meyerson, Nick Arnold Directed by: Bob LaHendro 1 joke, 22 minutes, 1977 With: Wally Wechsel...George Carlin Andy...Fred Grandy

DETAILS: Wally "The Wow" Wechsel, an ex-Sweathog known as "The Weasel" to Gabe, invites the Sweathogs over to his radio station, KBAD, to go on the air and discuss issues. Horshack and Epstein are too nervous to speak and Vinnie has nothing to say, so Wally thanks them for coming by. Freddy, who was overlooked, goes on the air and is an instant success. The Sweathogs become jealous are Freddy becomes very popular going on the radio every day. Freddy decides to quit to make his friends happy, but they make up with him.

12. Freddy cheats on an English test.

13. Freddy takes drugs.

14. Freddy wants to play basketball instead of pass his classes.

Written by: Jerry Ross, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 21.5 minutes, 1975

DETAILS: Freddy is convinced he will become a basketball star, so he decides to draw pictures on Gabe's test instead of trying to pass it. Gabe refuses to pass him even though he is the school's basketball star. When Gabe offers Freddy a make-up exam, Freddy still refuses. Gabe then offers to play a one-on-one game against Freddy to convince Freddy he's not as good as he thinks. If Gabe wins Freddy agrees to take the test, and if Freddy wins Gabe agrees to pass Freddy. Freddy naturally wins, but Gabe's score of 16 to 21 makes Freddy realize that he'd better complete school rather than rely on becoming a big basketball star.

15. Gabe considers becoming vice-principal.

Written by: Steven Clements & Joyce Gittlin, Directed by: Bob Claver 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1977 With: Judy Borden...Helaine Lembeck Robin and Rachel Kotter...Beth & Kay Kearney Mr. Jan (Oriental from the school board)...Ernest Harada

DETAILS: As Mr. Woodman's contract is coming up for renewal, the Sweathogs circulate a petition to have Gabe become vice-principal instead. Woodman tries to be nice to the Sweathogs to get them to drop the petition, but they refuse. However, Gabe tells Woodman he isn't interested in being vice-principal. When Woodman refuses to believe that and provokes Gabe by telling him he doesn't have the guts to try, Gabe decides to try. However, Gabe dreams he is in the year 2050 where Vinnie and Freddy are very old and still in the class, while Horshack is their teacher. Epstein is a jester to his highness and king, Vice- Principal Kotter. Gabe comes in his king outfit and taunts the Sweathogs, telling how he exiled Woodman. In his dream, Gabe learns of a plot to overthrow him led by Julie. Only Gabe's two daughters Robin and Rachel stick up for him. In his dream, an Oriental keeps showing up for the "Fairchild Wedding". After he wakes up, Gabe decides he doesn't want to let power corrupt him. Back at school, even though more than half of the school body signed Gabe's petition (1407 signatures, not including forgeries), the Sweathogs find out they missed the deadline and Mr. Woodman's contract was renewed. Mr. Jan, the head of the schoolboard drops by, and it is the Oriental from the dream.

16. Gabe finds out that Julie's pregnant.

17. Gabe has to combine the Sweathogs with Ms. Fishbeck's class when a flu epidemic goes around.

18. Gabe has to take tests with the Sweathogs.

Written by: George Yanok, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 21.5 minutes, 1976

DETAILS: As final exams are approaching, Mr. Woodman comments on the terrible performance of the Sweathogs and then says he can't find Gabe's senior exams in front of the class. Under pressure from the Sweathogs, Gabe feels he must take them to prove he is capable as their teacher. The Sweathogs are inspired to help Gabe study at home. In the middle of the exams, Woodman admits that Gabe's records were found and he doesn't have to take any more exams, but when the Sweathogs appear disillusioned, Gabe tears up his proof and takes the rest of the exams. Mr. Woodman reports that all of the Sweathogs passed, but there was one very low score in algebra -- Gabe's.

19. Gabe has to work as Captain Chicken to pay for a root canal.

Written by: Raymond Siller, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1976

DETAILS: Gabe has three abscessed teeth which need to be treated, but he does not have enough money to afford a root canal, so he gets a nightime job playing Captain Chicken at a restaurant. Julie thinks Gabe's having an affair until he finally shows her the costume. At the restaurant, Gabe's performing is not appreciated and then he is embarrassed when the Sweathogs show up. His unsympathetic boss does not like him taking time out with the Sweathogs, so Gabe quits and decides to stick letters in envelopes with Julie to make money.

20. Gabe is accused of kissing a girl who fainted.

21. Gabe is accused of not following standard teaching procedures.

Written by: Jerry & Jewel Jaffe Rannow, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 21.5 minutes, 1975

DETAILS: When Mr. Woodman discovers Gabe is not teaching from the standard textbook, he registers a complaint against him requiring him to be brought on trial before a judge of the school board. The Sweathogs barge into the trial and demonstrate (in their unusual way) how well Gabe has taught them. This convinces the judge to forego any action against him as long as he agrees to use the textbook. Gabe agrees, and when the Sweathogs tell him he copped out, he shows them how he intended to use them -- to help improve their walking posture.

22. Gabe is afraid of being replaced by a computer.

23. Gabe is afraid to go to the doctor for a stomach pain.

24. Gabe is introduced to the Sweathogs.

Directed by: Bob LaHendro First episode. No jokes, 22 minutes

DETAILS: On the first day of Gabe's new teaching job, he is introduced to the Sweathogs and finds out that Mr. Woodman still thinks of Gabe as a trouble- making Sweathog rather than a teacher. Gabe is frustrated on his first day and nearly quits, but Julie convinces him to try again. To Woodman's dismay, Gabe comes back.

25. Gabe is offered a job by a wealthy Oriental.

Written by: Eric Cohen, Directed by: Bill Hobin 2 jokes, 21.5 minutes, 1976 With: Mr. Takahasi...Pat Morita Mr. Ferguson (radio DJ)...George Yanok (one of the writers)

DETAILS: On Buchanan High Career Day, Mr. Takahashi discusses his inventions, such as AM/FM radio underwear, to the unappreciate and taunting Sweathogs. After Gabe forces the Sweathogs to apologize, Takahashi decides Gabe is a "can-do" man and offers him a job at 3 times his current pay. The Sweathogs are surprised when Gabe seriously considers it. Meanwhile, Woodman fawns over Takahashi to try to get a job. Gabe decides teaching the Sweathogs is more important to him than the money.

26. Gabe isn't happy about seeing an old schoolmate.

27. Gabe tries being a stand-up comedian, part 1.

Teleplay by: Gabriel Kaplan, Story by: Richard Eckhaus, Directed by: Bob Claver 1 opening joke, 22 minutes, 1978 With: Angie Glabagoski...Melonie Haller Peter Charnoff (agent)...Sam Weisman Eddie Mitzer (nightclub owner)...Michael Preminger Includes "stay tuned for" segment about part 2 at the end of this episode.

DETAILS: After Vinnie goes to the "Comedy Connection", the Sweathogs convince Gabe to pursue his dreams and try a stand-up comedy act. At his first performance, Mr. Woodman shows up as a heckler and nobody laughs at Gabe's relative jokes. However, a talent agent tells Gabe he thinks he's a good performer but needs different material. They decide Gabe should talk about the Sweathogs instead. The Sweathogs help Gabe learn how to imitate them in class, and Gabe's later stand-up performances are a smash. Gabe's agent offers him $500 a week to perform at a big nightclub. Going on Epstein's advice, Gabe decides to grab for the "brass ring" and give up teaching. Julie is surprised and the Sweathogs feel betrayed.

28. Gabe tries being a stand-up comedian, part 2.

Teleplay by: Beverly Bloombery & George Bloom Story by: Richard Eckhaus, Directed by: Bob Claver 1 opening joke, 22 minutes, 1978 With: Angie Glabagoski...Melonie Haller Peter Charnoff (agent)...Sam Weisman Includes clips from part 1 at the beginning of this episode.

DETAILS: While Gabe is away with his agent, Julie stops by class to see how disappointed the Sweathogs are. At home, Gabe tells her that he is going to take a 32 week cross-country tour and she becomes angry. They make up and Gabe promises to include her in all future decisions. After Gabe's first performance -- but before his big one in front of the boss -- the Sweathogs drop by to tell Gabe that they don't miss and like their new female teacher. However, Mr. Woodman drops by afterwards to tell him how everyone really misses him and Woodman begs for him to come back. Gabe doesn't feel he can quit without disappointing the Sweathogs, but he decides he'd rather teach, so he bombs out in his big performance on purpose.

29. Gabe's father comes for a visit.

30. Horshack becomes a fanatic on the school radio station.

31. Horshack falls in love with Julie.

32. Horshack gets a part-time job from his uncle.

33. Horshack gets promoted out of the Sweathogs.

Written by: Jerry & Jewel Jaffe Rannow, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 21 minutes, 1975

DETAILS: Mr. Woodman announces that Horshack has performed well enough to be promoted out of the Sweathogs. Everyone is proud of Horshack, but Horshack is too attached to his friends to leave, so Gabe convinces them to give Horshack the cold shoulder in an attempt to get him to make new friends. Instead, Horshack skips his other class and does everything he can to get back in the Sweathogs class. Gabe and the class put on a dramatization for Woodman to show him how much they miss Horshack. Finally, Woodman agrees to let Horshack back into the class.

34. Horshack joins a religious cult.

35. Horshack stops a student from comitting suicide.

36. Horshack wants to fight Carvelli.

Written by: Gary Shandling, Directed by: Bob LaHendro Story Editors: Mark Evanier & Dennis Palumbo 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1976 With: Carvelli and Murray

DETAILS: The upcoming rival high school boxing matches have the Sweathogs trying to decide who should fight Carvelli. Horshack is offended when nobody considers him because of his puny size, so when Carvelli shows up Horshack purposely ranks him to make Carvelli challenge him. Though everyone is against Horshack fighting Carvelli, Horshack insists he must prove himself and Gabe finally agrees. Mr. Woodman wants the trophy for the school and is very disappointed when he finds Horshack is the school's chosen boxer. In the actual fight, Carvelli plays around with Horshack until Horshack manages one lucky punch which angers Carvelli who knocks Horshack out with one hit.

37. Julie complains that Gabe never spends any time with her, part 1.

38. Julie complains that Gabe never spends any time with her, part 2.

39. Julie goes away on a ski trip to Vermont.

Written by: Carl Kleinschmitt, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1975

DETAILS: After a single recently-divorced friend flaunts her freedom in front of Julie, she complains to Gabe about how she feels she must ask him for his permission to do anything -- such as go on a ski trip to Vermont. When Gabe says she doesn't have to do that and can go on the trip, Julie says she already told her friend she would. As this is the first time Julie is away, Gabe is lonely and paranoid. Mr. Woodman's story about a Vermont ski instructor named Max Schlick that stole Woodman's only love-interest frightens Gabe even more, so he decides to pack and visit her in Vermont, but Julie shows up while he is in the middle of packing.

40. Julie has twins , part 1.

Written by: Eric Cohen, Directed by: Bob Claver 1 joke, 22 minutes, 1977 Includes preview of part 2 at the end of this episode.

DETAILS: The Sweathogs come back from summer vacation into the 11th grade, except for Vinnie who was left back because he didn't take his make-up exam. When Gabe said he'd "take care of it", Vinnie assumed that meant he'd forge the grades and he could skip the make-up exam. Mr. Woodman notices Vinnie in the class and pulls him out. Meanwhile, Julie is pregnant and Gabe is worried that she will go into labor at any time. After Woodman keeps interrupting Gabe over and over, Gabe tells Woodman to stay out of his "ship". Vinnie goes to Julie for advice, when she starts to go into labor. When Woodman comes in to tell Gabe that Julie is at the hospital, Gabe keeps throwing Woodman out, so he announces it over the school loudspeakers.

41. Julie has twins, part 2.

Written by: Eric Cohen, Directed by: Bob Claver No opening/closing jokes, 22 minutes, 1977 Includes clips from part 1 at the beginning of this episode. Includes preview of part 3 at the end of this episode. With: Dr. Ferguson...Alan Openheimer Nurse...Kathleen Doyle Exptectant Father...Ken Sansom

DETAILS: The Sweathogs join Gabe at the hospital where he is waiting for Julie to give birth. Vinnie keeps bugging Gabe about getting Woodman to let him back into the 11th grade with the rest of the Sweathogs, but Gabe's mind is preoccupied with Julie. Finally, Julie gives birth to twins.

42. Julie's has twins , part 3.

Written by: Gabriel Kaplan, Directed by: Bob Claver No opening/closing jokes, 22 minutes, 1977 Includes clips from parts 1 and 2 at the beginning of this episode. With: Mr. Hansen (Julie's father)...Jack Dodson Mrs. Hansen (Julie's mother)...Alice Backes

DETAILS: Mr. Woodman substitutes for Gabe while he is out with Julie and the new twins. Vinnie and the Sweathogs drop by Gabe's home, then Julie's parents drop by unexpectedly. Though Gabe hints he wants them to go to a hotel, they insist on staying there forcing Gabe to sleep on the fire escape. After a few days, they end up driving Gabe crazy because he can't do anything in his own house, see Julie, or get near the twins. The Sweathogs help Gabe practice telling Julie's parents to get out of his home, but when he finally gets up the courage and goes home, he finds they are gone. The Sweathogs drop by to give the twins some gifts, then Woodman also brings a present. As a present to Gabe, Gabe asks for Woodman to give Vinnie a make-up exam and Woodman agrees.

43. Julie's visiting sister goes out with Epstein.

Written by: George Yanok, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1976 With: Jenny Hansen (Julie's sister)... Susan Pratt

DETAILS: Julie's sister Jenny comes for a surprise visit from Nebraska while Epstein is at Gabe's home. Jenny and Epstein appear to like each other. Gabe has Jenny temporarily admitted into the Sweathogs where she asks for Epstein to be her new-student guide. Epstein and Jenny stay out all night and Julie becomes furious, afraid that Epstein will turn Jenny into a Sweathog. Jenny shows up dressed and acting exactly like Epstein. Epstein says he wants to go back to Nebraska with Jenny, but before he can make a decision Jenny gets a phone call from her boyfriend Roger Abernathy whom she had a fight with and dumps Epstein.

44. Mr. Woodman temporarily becomes a nice guy.

Written by: George Yanok, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 joke, 22 minutes, 1975 With: Rosalie Totzie and Julie Borden

DETAILS: Mr. Woodman accuses Epstein of stealing his favorite yellow chalk. When he discusses this with Gabe, Gabe feels sorry for himself and lets Woodman invite himself over to Gabe's for dinner. There Gabe suggests that Woodman try teaching war history -- Woodman's speciality -- to the Sweathogs the next day. Woodman gets back into his element, does a good job, and suddenly becomes a nice guy. Gabe, on the other hand, becomes more like Mr. Woodman. However, when Gabe and Woodman discover the stolen yellow chalk in Gabe's desk, Woodman quickly reverts to his old self.

45. Mr. Woodman writes a novel about the Sweathogs.

46. The art teacher falls in love with Gabe.

Written by: Peter Meyerson & Nick Arnold, Directed by: Bob LaHendro Story Editors: Mark Evanier & Dennis Palumbo 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1977 With: Ms. Paula Holzgang (art teacher)...Denise Galik

DETAILS: Epstein draws a nude portrait while in art class, so when Ms. Holzgang comes to talk to Gabe, he thinks it is about Epstein's portrait. Instead, she comes onto Gabe and confesses she loves him though they've hardly ever spoken. Gabe resists, though she kisses him, while Epstein listens at the door. Trying to be honest, Gabe tells Julie about the incident but forgets to mention the kiss. Julie overreacts as usual, and Gabe asks Epstein to relate the story. Gabe claims to have forgotten the kiss. After the Sweathogs leave, Gabe and Julie have an argument which they finally resolve. The next day the art teacher changes her mind and says she was wrong about being in love.

47. The Sweathogs accuse Freddy of stealing some money.

48. The Sweathogs are upset when Gabe becomes vice-principal.

49. The Sweathogs debate another class.

Written by: Rick Mittleman, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1975 With: Rosalie Totzie...Debralee Scott Todd Ludlow...Dennis Bowen Judy Borden...Helaine Lembeck Alex Wells (debate teacher)...James Woods

DETAILS: After continually being put-down by Mr. Woodman and the debate teacher, Gabe challenges Mr. Well's class to debate the Sweathogs. The chosen topic is that "man is naturally agressive". The Sweathogs take the pro argument, of course. When Todd is providing his rebuttal, the Sweathogs continue to taunt him causing Todd to go into a rage and attack them, thus proving their point. Mr. Woodman calls off the debate on account of "dumbness".

50. The Sweathogs decide to come back to school.

51. The Sweathogs get trapped in a museum.

52. The Sweathogs protest the cafeteria's liver.

53. The Sweathogs put on a telethon.

54. The Sweathogs share Christmas memories.

55. The Sweathogs try to form a gang.

Written by: Eric Cohen, Directed by: Bill Persky 2 uncle jokes, 22 minutes

DETAILS: While searching lockers, Mr. Woodman discovers a "Sweathogs" gang member jacket in Vinnie's locker. Because gangs are against school policy, Woodman gives Vinnie detention. Freddy tells how some gang members gave him a scare, so the Sweathogs decide to scare them back. Horshack wants to join the gang which consists of Vinnie, Freddy, and Epstein, but he is afraid. Gabe warns him against joining, but after school at night, Horshack is initiated anyway. However, he brings along Gabe and Mr. Woodman who also want to join. When Carvelli and his gang come into the school yard, Gabe acts tough enough to scare both gangs out of any violence.

"Arnold, now that you've greased my shirt, how about oiling my shoes?" "That's got to be the oldest punk I ever seen."

56. The Sweathogs try to help a drop-out Sweathog get a good job.

57. The Sweathogs try to stop Epstein from smoking.

Written by: Eric Cohen & Steve Hayden, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1976

DETAILS: When Epstein starts smoking in the school bathroom, he is caught by Gabe and Mr. Woodman. Epstein sweet talks his way out of trouble with Principal Lazarus and promises to stop smoking, but he does it again. Gabe tells Epstein a story about how he was hooked on potato kanishes. Later, Gabe and the Sweathogs decide to give Epstein "aversion therapy" including trying to shock him by building up static from the carpet. After seeing Gabe eat a potato kanish which he claimed to have given up, Gabe agrees to give up potato kanishes if Epstein gives up smoking. They both spend more than a minute walking around the classroom pulling out dozens of hidden potato kanishes and cigarettes and dumping them in the trashcan.

58. The Sweathogs try to stop Freddy from getting married.

59. The Sweathogs turn in phony term papers.

60. The Sweathogs want to help a homeless man.

61. The Sweathogs work on the school newspaper to investigate a burglary.

62. Vinnie blames himself for his shop teacher's heart attack.

63. Vinnie crams for a school test.

64. Vinnie doesn't do Freddy's homework causing the Sweathogs to have a fight.

Directed by: Bob LaHendro 1 joke, 22 minutes

DETAILS: For some unknown reason, Freddy asked Vinnie to do his "show and tell" homework for him, but Vinnie forgets. So Freddy pretends to show Howard the Flea. Vinnie only shows his little black book of girl's phone numbers. Epstein shows a dinghy he built out of toothpicks, but Horshack sits on it. This causes the Sweathogs to fight and stop speaking to each other. At home, Gabe and Julie fight over Julie's tuna casserole and Gabe's terrible uncle jokes. After fighting with Julie, Gabe convinces the Sweathogs to make up.

65. Vinnie doesn't have a date for the Sadie Hawkins dance.

Written by: Steven Clements & Joyce Gittlin, Teleplay by: Eric Cohen Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1976 With: Judy Borden...Helaine Lembeck Laverne...Vernee Watson Paula Victor, Dinah Manoff, Wendy Schaal Includes: Barbarino song and dance

DETAILS: For the upcoming Sadie Hawkins dance, all the Sweathogs have dates except Vinnie. Even Mr. Woodman has a date with Ms. Fishbeck. Vinnie gives Horshack dating pointers, but when a girl tries to ask Vinnie out, he brushes her aside not realizing what she is trying to do. Insulted, the girl asks out Horshack in front of Vinnie instead. Unable to find a date, Vinnie sits alone in the class watching the dance in the schoolyard. Gabe convinces him to face his friends and admit he doesn't have a date. Judy Borden is also without a date, so Barbarino dances with her.

66. Vinnie is slapped by his gym teacher.

Written by: Jim Parker, Directed by: Bob LaHendro Story Editors: Mark Evanier, Dennis Palumbo 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1976 With: Lou Caruso (gym teacher)... Scott Brady

DETAILS: Vinnie is late for class because Mr. Caruso slapped him in front of the girl's locker room during gym class. Caruso claims that Vinnie was cracking wise jokes and doing the Barbarino dance on a saw horse. Vinnie feels humiliated and plots revenge against Caruso. However, Gabe works a deal with Caruso where Vinnie and Caruso will apologize to each other in front of the class. After Vinnie apologizes and stuns the class, Caruso refuses to apologize and instead insists on an arm wrestle. Caruso lets Vinnie win to impress the class and win his honor back.

67. Vinnie is tutored by Judy.

Written by: Eric Cohen, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1975 With: Judy Borden...Helaine Lembeck

DETAILS: After Vinnie's grades continue to slip, Gabe suggests that he gets a tutor. Judy offers to tutor him, but it quickly develops into a ranking session. Soon Judy and Vinnie get to like each other, but when the Sweathogs see him talking to her, they make jokes about Vinnie and Judy. Since Judy is not up to his normal standards for looks on a date, Vinnie insults Judy. Gabe tells Vinnie how he's failing life, so Vinnie apologizes to Judy and asks her out. She turns him down, but when the Sweathogs are planning a trip to Coney Island, he brings Judy along and stands up for her.

68. Vinnie loses Mr. Woodman in the hospital.

69. Vinnie replaces Horshack as Cyrano de Vergeac in a school play.

70. Vinnie runs for student body president.

71. Vinnie spends time with a girl instead of rehearse with the Sweathogs, part 1.

72. Vinnie spends time with a girl instead of rehearse with the Sweathogs, part 2.

73. Vinnie throws the Sweathogs out of his new apartment.

74. Vinnie tries to go out with Epstein's sister.

75. Vinnie's grandmother wants him to become a priest.

Written by: Eric Cohen, Directed by: Bob LaHendro 2 jokes, 22 minutes, 1976 With: Bambi...Susan Lanier

DETAILS: Vinnie's grandmother dies and as a last request asks Vinnie to become a priest. In order to honor her, Vinnie tries to be a priest and avoid conflict with the other Sweathogs, while teaching people how to get along. However, when he has to give up all of his dates, he can't stand it any more and abandons this fruitless pursuit.

76. While Gabe is away, the Sweathogs disturb Julie.

77. A Little Fright Music:
The Sweathogs want to change Mr. Woodman's school song.

78. A Winter's Coat Tale:
Vinnie's new coat is stolen.

79. Barbarino's Baby:
Barbarino has to deliver a baby in an elevator.

80. Beau's Jest:
Beau sets up Epstein with a bad date.

81. Bride and Gloom:
Epstein asks Vinnie to marry his immigrant cousin.

82. Come Back, Little Arnold:
Horshack develops a drinking problem.

83. Frog Day Afternoon:
Horshack refuses to dissect a frog in biology class.

84. I'm Okay, But You're Not:
Beau plays pranks on Mr. Woodman.

85. Oo-oo, I Do, Part I:
Horshack proposes marriage.

86. Oo-oo, I Do, Part II:
Horshack gets married.

87. Sweat Smell of Success:
Epstein turns the school newspaper into a tabloid.

88. The Barbarino Blues:
Vinnie is depressed when his girlfriend dumps him.

89. The Bread Winners:
Epstein gets in a fight when Freddy takes his job.

90. The Gang Show:
Epstein and Freddy enter a talent show.

91. The Goodbye Guy:
Epstein almost moves in with Mr. Woodman's niece.

92. The Sweatmobile:
The Sweathogs try to buy a used car from Vinnie's uncle.

93. Washington's Clone:
A student imitates Freddy.
94. X-Rated Education:
The Sweathogs try to watch an X-rated film.
95. ? (unknown)