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'''Pilot'''
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'''"Pilot (The Ogallala Connection)"'''


Widower Taro, a business executive, decides he and his two children need a fresh start. He moves them to the USA and hires a spacey nanny for the kids. Tina soon has her charges loving American traditions like apple pie and baseball to Taro's dismay.
Widower Taro, a business executive, decides he and his two children need a fresh start. He moves them to the USA and hires a spacey nanny for the kids. Tina soon has her charges loving American traditions like apple pie and baseball to Taro's dismay.


Spun-off from Welcome Back, Kotter (1975). The Sweathogs appear in this episode.
Spun-off from Welcome Back, Kotter (1975).  


It aired on September 25, 1976.
The original pilot was never broadcast. The first episode shown was the 4th produced: [[Tina Really Truly Gets Fired (Mr. T and Tina) | Tina Really Truly Gets Fired]]


[[The Americanization of Michi (Mr. T and Tina)|Next Episode]]
===Appearances===


===Appearances===
* [[Pat Morita]] as Taro Takahashi
* [[Pat Morita]] as Taro Takahashi
* Susan Blanchard as Tina Kelly
* Susan Blanchard as Tina Kelly
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* [[June Angela]] as Sachi
* [[June Angela]] as Sachi
* Gene Profanato as Aki
* Gene Profanato as Aki
* The Sweathogs
 
** Robert Hegyes as Juan Epstein
** Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs as Freddie 'Boom-Boom' Washington
** Ron Palillo as Arnold Horshack
** John Travolta as Vinnie Barbarino


[[Category: Television]]
[[Category: Television]]
[[Category: Mr. T and Tina]]
[[Category: TV Episodes]]
[[Category: TV Episodes]]
[[Category: The 1970s]]
[[Category: The 1970s]]
[[Category: 1976.09]]
[[Category: 1976.09]]

Latest revision as of 05:49, 14 November 2022

Mr. T and Tina Pilot

"Pilot (The Ogallala Connection)"

Widower Taro, a business executive, decides he and his two children need a fresh start. He moves them to the USA and hires a spacey nanny for the kids. Tina soon has her charges loving American traditions like apple pie and baseball to Taro's dismay.

Spun-off from Welcome Back, Kotter (1975).

The original pilot was never broadcast. The first episode shown was the 4th produced: Tina Really Truly Gets Fired

Appearances[edit]

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