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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| Henry Winkler | ... | Arthur 'Fonzie' Fonzarelli / ... 255 episodes, 1974-1984 | |
| Marion Ross | ... | Marion Cunningham / ... 255 episodes, 1974-1984 | |
| Tom Bosley | ... | Howard Cunningham / ... 255 episodes, 1974-1984 | |
| Erin Moran | ... | Joanie Cunningham / ... 239 episodes, 1974-1984 | |
| Anson Williams | ... | Potsie Weber / ... 220 episodes, 1974-1984 | |
| Ron Howard | ... | Richie Cunningham / ... 170 episodes, 1974-1984 | |
| Don Most | ... | Ralph Malph / ... 168 episodes, 1974-1984 | |
| Al Molinaro | ... | Al Delvecchio / ... 146 episodes, 1974-1984 | |
| Scott Baio | ... | Chachi Arcola / ... 130 episodes, 1977-1984 | |
Richie Cunningham and his friend Potsie face life at Jefferson High in Milwaukee Wisconsin in the 1950s. 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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Once upon a time this show was legendary. The first 2 seasons were fantastic. Basically Fonzie was simply used in few spots and it worked. The mystique was there. It was a show about adolescence in the 50s and had a wonderful character named Chuck. Richies older brother that worked with added plot lines. Than they ditched Chuck for the second phase of HD and you still had a nice show but the mystique of Fonzie was gone. Also the original reason why the show was made was gone. The plots became somewhat sillier but they were acceptable. Bringing in Mork for an episode was silly and may have been the start of the downfall with all due respect for JUMP THE SHARK ep. Mork was not realistic. All of a sudden you had alien existence in a show intended to be realistic viewpoints of growing up adolescents in 1950s Midwest. The show would continue to get sillier with the addition of Chachi. Thus entering the 3rd stage of this show. With an occasional good episode but still a mere shell of its origins. The show at this time was full of itself. More for the marketing of products than anything else. Gary Marshall should be ashamed. Ron Howard left the show for the final stage of this train wreck and has made many wonderful movies as a director. The 4th stage was absolutely horrible. No Richie, but a parade of characters that very few had any affection for. Just sad the way this show was destroyed. I will always cherish the first couple of seasons and tolerate a few more toward the middle of this run. Just a bad way this show went out. The last episode was even so classless as to not show brother CHUCK in the collage ending this show . Thank goodness for earlier seasons coming out on DVD first.