American Musical

Episode aired May 26, 1981

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5.6/10

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S8.E22

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Scott Baio, Henry Winkler, Tom Bosley, Ted McGinley, Al Molinaro, and Anson Williams in Happy Days (1974)

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Struggling to write a school essay on America's immigrant history, Chachi is inspired by Fonzie's colorful story told to the tune of an imagined melting pot melody.Struggling to write a school essay on America's immigrant history, Chachi is inspired by Fonzie's colorful story told to the tune of an imagined melting pot melody.Struggling to write a school essay on America's immigrant history, Chachi is inspired by Fonzie's colorful story told to the tune of an imagined melting pot melody.

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5.6/10

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Director
- Jerry Paris
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- Garry Marshall
- J. Elizabeth Bradley(teleplay)
- James Patrick Dunne(story)
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Struggling to write a school essay on America's immigrant history, Chachi is inspired by Fonzie's colorful story told to the tune of an imagined melting pot melody.

musical episode

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Happy Days is often out of sync by a year or two from the time setting intended. The setting for this episode is supposed to have been in Spring 1962. In one scene, Martin Luther King Jr's "I Have A Dream" speech is referenced. However, that speech was given at the March on Washington in 1963.

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Jail Song
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Performed by Anson Williams, Tom Bosley, Al Molinaro, Scott Baio, Henry Winkler and Ted McGinley

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1/10

Don't bother

Awful singing and dancing. Again. Roger and Chachi just annoying. Both think they can sing but both talentless. Happy Days is getting hard to watch. At least Sit on It, Bucko, Hunk, wah wah cc wah isn't mentioned much anymore.

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