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Happy Days (1974–1984) 7.3
The Cunningham family live through the 1950s with help and guidance from the lovable and almost superhuman greaser, Fonzie. Creator:Garry Marshall |
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Cast
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| Henry Winkler | ... |
Arthur 'Fonzie' Fonzarelli
(255 episodes, 1974-1984)
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| Marion Ross | ... |
Marion Cunningham
(255 episodes, 1974-1984)
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| Tom Bosley | ... |
Howard Cunningham
(255 episodes, 1974-1984)
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| Erin Moran | ... |
Joanie Cunningham
(236 episodes, 1974-1984)
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| Anson Williams | ... |
Potsie Weber
(219 episodes, 1974-1984)
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| Ron Howard | ... |
Richie Cunningham
(171 episodes, 1974-1984)
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| Don Most | ... |
Ralph Malph
(167 episodes, 1974-1983)
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| Al Molinaro | ... |
Al Delvecchio
(146 episodes, 1974-1984)
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| Scott Baio | ... |
Chachi Arcola
(130 episodes, 1977-1984)
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Richie Cunningham and his friend Potsie face life at Jefferson High in Milwaukee Wisconsin in the 1950s. Originally fifth-billed Fonzie moved up steadily, finally into first billing in 1980, as the thumbs-up, "Heyyy!" biker increased his own and show's popularity. Lots of changes over time as kids come and go, new series spin off, Richie and pals go to college then the army. Even marriage. Written by Ed Stephan <stephan@cc.wwu.edu>
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
15 January 1974 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
New Family in Town See more »Company Credits
Production Co:
Henderson Productions, Miller-Milkis Productions, Miller-Milkis-Boyett Productions See more »
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Potsie Weber: I missed that question on Alaska. I hear they want to make it a state now.
Richie Cunningham: That'll never happen.
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The Fonz became so popular that after the first few seasons the network wanted to rename the show "Fonzie's Happy Days" or just "Fonzie." Threatened resignations by Garry Marshall and Ron Howard ended this idea. See more »Goofs
In the pilot episode, the diner the characters attend is called Arthur's. In all subsequent episodes, the name has changed to Arnold's. See more »Quotes
Richie Cunningham: So how did you do on that social studies test?Potsie Weber: I missed that question on Alaska. I hear they want to make it a state now.
Richie Cunningham: That'll never happen.
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I love this show. When this show first came out i wasn't even around yet, ( Early 1970s????? not sure) so i get to see it on nick at nite and i have to say I'm addicted. I love the 50s and I've always liked Fonzie. He was cool in so many different ways. He started out tough, but deep downside he was a still a kid at heart.He really did care about people. He just showed it in his own...cool way.. I'm also dying to know what happened to Chuck. t he "older cunningham" they've shouldve really done something about that. like did he go off to war and never come back? did he go to college? did he get in trouble and get sent away? did he get married and leave? I noticed in the later years Mrs C. only mentioned " we raised 2 good children Howard" 2 children??
And what happened to Fonzie's girlfriend and her little Girl? i wouldve like to see those two get married, i thought fonzie was so good with that precious little girl. Every show toward the end gets alittle stagnant. After all the writers can only write so much and you have remember that the things that are on t.v. now could never be mentioned then. And as the characters grew with the times...then new characters had to be introduced to keep the show going. i was never a big Joanie fan, but i did cry at her wedding. ( okay i always cry at weddings..even t.v. weddings) Mrs. C was my favorite t.v. mom. especially in the later years, she was so funny and so loving at the same time. i think she was more realistic than Mrs. Beaver ANYDAY. ( okay tell me who actually VACCUMMED THE HOUSE IN THEIR PEARLS? no mother i know ever dressed up to clean house!! )Yes i love old t.v shows.. I'm hooked on Nick at Nite shows....) and don't get me started on the theme songs, i drive my friends crazy lol.