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The Fonz picks two of his favorite chicks out of his not-so-little black book to help Richie out of a dating dry spell.

Fonzie is challenged to a fight by a black belt karate expert who has nursed a grudge against him since the third grade and now wants to take his revenge.

A psychologist's unusual recommendation to help the Fonz control his compulsion to street-fight turns out to be strictly for the birds.

Howard's teenage niece K.C. comes to stay with the Cunninghams after a scandal closes her Houston boarding school; Fonzie hopes a night at the circus will help him win little Heather's heart when nothing else seems to work.

Richie's secret scheme to convince sophisticated Cindy Kendall that he has his own apartment by exchanging bedrooms with Fonzie is foiled when her furious father comes looking for her in the middle of the night.

Potsie (aka Warren Weber) lands an audition to possibly become a performer at a local club. This makes his egotism a bit difficult for his friends to deal with, but an underlying truth may alter Potsie's outlook.

Richie basks in glory after winning his high-school basketball game with a lucky shot in the final seconds of a nail-biter--until a rival team and their femme fatale kidnap him to keep him off the court.

Fonzie fears that his famous cool will be compromised if he wears the reading glasses prescribed to cure his headaches.

Fonzie plays Hamlet from the heart and puts "cool" in culture when Richie asks him to play the doomed Danish Prince in the annual Shakespeare festival play.

Fonzie helps music teacher Cynthia take on the seemingly impossible task of trying to convince the Jefferson High School student body to choose classical music over rock'n'roll for their annual concert.

Fonzie finally meets his dream-girl in a department store, but when she leaves before he gets her name, it looks like the only guy who can help him find her again is...Potsie Weber!

Officer Kirk, the new acting sheriff, begins a harassment campaign against Fonzie and won't relent until he leaves Milwaukee.

Jenny Piccalo's party plans are jeopardized after she dumps mild-mannered Don the dentist's son to start dating hot Olympic swimmer Eric who confides to K.C. that he doesn't want to get serious with anyone...and especially not Jenny!

Richie's reluctant friends agree with his plan to go camping in the woods over spring break under two conditions: that Richie, not Fonzie, will be the leader of the expedition ... and if nobody has a good time, it will be all Richie's fault!

Howard Cunningham dreads his quarrelsome older brother's Christmas visit and little Heather Pfister asks Santa Claus to help her mother, Ashley, make-up with the parents who disinherited her for marrying against their wishes.

Richie Cunningham's dreams seem about to come true when he's invited to babysit with Mary Lou Milligan, a pretty girl with a racy reputation.

A dispute over the Cunninghams' electric bill results in Richie and Fonzie learning sign language after the Fonz falls hard for a pretty, hearing-impaired electric company receptionist who appears to be unaffected by his usually devastating charisma.

Auto shop teacher Fonzie campaigns to win the "TOTY," Jefferson High School's Teacher of The Year award.

Joanie is furious because Chachi likes to date other girls, so she gets her revenge by dating a college man.

Best man Fonzie's fears that Arnold's wedding plans will be ruined by the Fonzarelli Curse appear to come true after the newly-arrived Japanese bride-to-be calls the whole thing off.

Fonzie gets a surprise visit from a half-brother he never knew he had; but, although the two share the same name, they soon find that they don't have much in common...or do they?

While her parents have a weekend getaway in New York and her sister-in-law Lori Beth takes a flight to visit faraway husband Richie, Joanie must prove more than her babysitting mettle when she is challenged with both a sick baby nephew and a broken furnace.

Romance and nostalgia humorously combine as the Cunninghams and their friends celebrate a merrily musical Valentine's Day.

The height of the Cold War and fears of an apocalyptic war breaking out at any moment take center stage in this episode, where Howard ponders purchasing a bomb shelter for his family's protection. Richie's friends quickly learn about the shelter and ask if, in the event of war, they can stay too.

In a sneaky scheme to widen their dating pool, Richie, Potsie, and Ralph stage a bogus beauty contest, planning to rig the vote to ensure that a ringer provided by the Fonz will win but won't accept the promised fabulous prizes the boys can't afford and never intend to award.