The Deprogramming of Arnold Horshack

El episodio se transmitió el 13 oct 1977
TV-PG
30min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaHorshack joins a religious cult and decides to drop out of school to go live with with the cult members. But before he leaves, the Sweathogs pull him into the school bathroom and try to depr... Leer todoHorshack joins a religious cult and decides to drop out of school to go live with with the cult members. But before he leaves, the Sweathogs pull him into the school bathroom and try to deprogram him.Horshack joins a religious cult and decides to drop out of school to go live with with the cult members. But before he leaves, the Sweathogs pull him into the school bathroom and try to deprogram him.

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Horshack joins a religious cult

"The Deprogramming of Arnold Horshack" finds the nerdy Sweathog joining the religious cult of Baba Bibi, now answering to a new name, Abu Kareem Hasan. The Baba's main phrase: "what is is, what was will be, what will be was, but will be again!" There are two things he has learned from the Baba: "love a lot of people, sell a lot of flowers!" Mr. Woodman knows all about the cult that brainwashes young kids: "my kinda guy!" Julie admits getting thrown out of a hippie commune back in Nebraska: "they caught me doing my nails!" Tired of the constant taunts from his fellow Sweathogs, Horshack has decided to quit school and go live with the Baba. Ellen Travolta makes the second of three appearances as Arnold's mother.

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Arnold Horshack: I'll share my experience with you -- perhaps it will inspire you to join us. Last week I was walking down the street - Avenue "D" I think it was - when suddenly I was approached by this girl - a vision of loveliness. Her name is Kali Kalu...formerly Miss Debbi Rothenberg of Forrest Hills.