i watched it all until the last season or two- I was 15 or 16 then so things change fast. Honestly, I think I enjoyed Potsy the most; he was such a doofus.
@FactsVerse you have no clue what you’re talking about. No one scene took Happy Days off the air. All you’ve done is repeat something you heard in another video
Stop it with the misleading headlines, “happy days” had been on the air for more than a decade and there is no particular scene that got it thrown off the air permanently. Stop it with the fake phony inaccurate headlines
Get used to it, this clown gets nothing right. Every one of his videos is loaded with misinformation. Sometimes he even credits the wrong Performers to wrong roles. The only reason I watch his trash is to see how many mistakes he hakes.
I met Henry Winkler a few years ago. Believe me, he is an amazing person. He is so kind and humble ❤. I have mad respect for him and will always be a fan of his!!
My favorite scene was when Fonzie tried sleeping in the woods. When various nighttime animals made noise, he suddenly said, “Cool it!” All the animals instantly cooperated.
That was the episode where Richie, Ralph and Potsie pretended to be three Tunisian camel jockeys at lake Whitefish. After the animals went silent, Fonzie said "I'd like to see Tarzan do THAT!" Sadly, in most syndicated episodes, that line was truncated for time.
Driving a cab in Madison, Wi and got a call from a downtown hotel. It was graduation day at the University of Wisconsin. The name on the order was Winkler. Didn't think much about it. Yes, it was. His son was graduating form UW and he was going to the ceremony. No limo, no one with him. Well, I have met quite a few famous people and am not the kind to fawn over them. Just another ride. But I was pleasantly impressed. No air of importance, genuine person. He said, today I am not Fonz, I am just another proud father enjoying his sons success. It was a short ride left me wishing it was a longer one. He was the real deal, actor or not, you can't fake that.
What a great story. You painted the picture well. I’ve been a limo driver in Las Vegas for 18+ years now, and can agree with much of what you had said; how celebrities usually turn out to be just another ride. Athletes, movie stars, musicians-you name it, and many have probably been within my reaching distance. For me, Olivia Newton John was my all time favorite standout. I drove her many times from her temporary LV home, and to The Flamingo Hotel (and back.) One thing you didn’t mention about Winkler was the tip. Do you recall if he was “any good?” ONJ was always $20-$40. Again, awesome Fonz story!👌
So, what was the controversy that made the an end for Happy Days? He seemed to go around in circles but never really specified the episode and what the issues was? I feel a little click baited here.
Here in Italy, this TV show was broadcast a few years later when I was only a child. It has great success and popularity and It has re-aired over the years several times. They were all very successful characters and it showed us what was a typical average American family of the time. "The Fonz" in Italy was named as "Fonzie" and the Italian roots of the surname Fonzarelli gave us a sort of connection with this character. All of them were absolutely amazing but my favorite was "Potzie". In my little girl's eyes he was handsome and charming,an attractive young man with, furthermore, such a beautiful and warm voice. And his clumsiness made him so sweet and "cuddly"... 😄❤️ In my opinion this was undoubtedly one of the best TV shows ever to air.👍 🔝
The Fonz was also called Fonzie in America it depended on if they were talking to him or about him when they were talking to him they usually used Fonz or Fonzie and if they were talking about him it was usually The Fonz
The Fonz was a good character. He had a respectable job, mending cars as well as bikes, as a Mechanic. He was full of good advice, and there for girls or other people being bullied. Plus there was an episode, where he met Kirkland, a bully cop critisising his friends, and had met him before, in the Army, and turned the tables on him, showing a legal paper, making him an Officer.
@@FactsVerse The episodes that appealed to me most, were when he made someone a friend, like the lumberjack episode, after bravely standing his ground, helping Richie with a Fraternity bully, and turning the tables on Kirkland, in the Army episode, where he couldn't believe he had become an Officer.
Aaah - I've still got it! He was a fantastic comedian in the part of Ralph, wasn't he? They were all great characters. I loved the show when it was on tv here in Australia.
I met an orthodox Rabbi from Brooklyn named Most. I know that Donny Most was from Brooklyn. He said that he did not know him, but it was possible that he was from an orthodox Jewish family.
I was in Basic Training that summer and missed all of those last bits of Happy Days. I remember every Tuesday at 8pm all through the 70s. Big impact on culture in those days.
@@FactsVerse I know you want subscribers and for people to watch your content. But why lure people in by deceiving them? Please answer this question truthfully and don't just ignore it. And I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. Your title trying to say this was about a scene in the show that got the show cancelled.
I'm probably missing something. I didn't catch which episode was the one that ended "Happy Days". You show a pic of Joanie in a bikini at the beginning, but that was the only shot of anything that might be too risqué for TV, at least that's the only photo I found that might have been questionable.
"The Scene That Took Happy Days off the Air for Good" ... no "scene" was involved with taking this show off the air! It is called ratings and they tanked! CANCELED! Period!
No scene took the show off the air for good,it just ran it's course and it was time to end it that's all,I didn't watch anymore after Ron Howard left anyway.
The Scene That Took Happy Days off the Air for Good? This title is an example of click-baiting. Happy Days ended, it wasn't taken off the air. Right? Isn't even that what this video says? It brings up that they broke the 4th wall, which was controversial-ish, but it didn't get the show taken off the air. Pretending there was a scene that caused an uproar just to get people to watch your video? That doesn't sound very factual. Why should I subscribe to that? It takes the word "Facts" in your channel name and dirties it. Weak... good luck with that.
Let's not forget the iconic role as the Vietnam vet in Heroes,where he played with Sally Fields on the bus trip where he starred with Harrison Ford with the stock car...I will always love that movie and still to this day cannot get over the ending of this great film without shedding tears...a true genius with a true flair for a real role.
Forgot to mention "The one and only where he played an insurance agent that went into the acting guild of professional wrestling...another great and underrated flick...never any controversy about this man.
Dude, i'm so "happy" that Mr Winkler, got to be on screen throughout my life. I loved The Fonz, and needless to say Mr Henry Winkler is Beloved by all!
Robin Williams was the standout actor of the whole group, with Ronnie Howard being the best director. Penny Marshall was doing great herself. Tom Bosley did well with Father Dowling. And Marion Ross is doing great in guest star roles. Add Henry Winkler's success, and I would say that the majority of the Happy Days members are/ have had pretty good luck.
@H Stacey and @ S Reid: I did say majority, didn't I? ( Erin didn't do hardly anything after "Joanie) You two dimwits were so obsessed with who went on a self-destructive lifestyle that eventually cost her her life, you forgot to point out that I missed mentioning Pat Morita, the original Arnold, and his success in "The Karate Kid" series. He was possibly the first or second one to actually achieve stardom after Happy Days.
I liked Fonzie, but more related to Ralph because of his sense of humor and cheesy jokes. Plus, he struggled to find love, just as I have over my life.
I loved Happy Days. After watching American Graffiti Istopped studying for a final exam to watch the premier. Fonzie became my favorite character as he reminded me of my childhood friend Charlie. He was also short and the coolest guy in the group. I remember driving around with him and his brother, Charlie was teaching his OLDER brother how to drive. I saw him at our 30 year HS reunion and while not working as mechanics, we were both very accomplished.
I concur with all the people saying how dare you use a lie to get us to see your video! Didn’t you know just the title “happy days” would be enough for views ? Well, we knew!
I will try to look up the scene where Mr. C. thanks the audience. But, please do not use misleading controversial titles about causes for the end of the show. Its not neccessary. People will watch to reminisce.
I met Mr. Winkler in Madison Wis where his Daughter attended the University of Wisconsin Mr. Winkler just walked out of the Concourse Hotel in Downtown Madison. I approached him and said the Fonz, we shook hands.
For people not From the 70s, they think they have good tv now, little do they know they have totally didn’t luck out like we did with such AMAZING programs to keep us entertained but also teach us valuable lessons in life, no decade in television will ever compare!
Actually in Feb. 1984 Happy Days was put on a 2..5 month hiatus and another sitcom called A.k.A. Pablo took its place. When HD returned that May it was on Thursday nights instead of Tuesdays. The A-Team on NBC had knocked them to the bottom of the ratings on Tuesdays.
Arnold was my favourite....and an interesting bit of trivia, the actress who became his wife in Happy Days was Mr Miyagis love interest in Karate Kid II
What a show and what a cast of characters! I was in my 20's and 30's when I watched that show and it was great because it brought back memories of how things really were when and where I grew up. We had our own little soda shop called "Pop's" restaurant and even the table and chair settings were similar to Arnold's. Life really was that way in a lot of ways back then.
Also, if his character had been real, and Henry Winkler being the fictitious character, he would have been my friend, because we would have both supported the Marines, and liked the Lone Ranger, and studied motorbikes together.
The Fonz and Richie. Ron Howard was such a talented kid actor. Especially as Opie. The way he played that role was unlike the way kids were playing their parts back then. Not cutesy but real. He brought that same authenticity to playing Richie. As for the Fonz, I love how such a little guy could dominate the screen. I met Henry Winkler last year, he's not quite as short as I thought he would be.
Fonzie is the obvious answer. What young boy growing up didn't want to be, the coolest most popular toughest and a ladies man? Seriously Fonzie got more tush than a toilet seat.
Happy Days was my favorite. Richie Cunningham my favorite. Loved whole of all the actors and all. I still watch the runs today. Shows back then we're so good ❤❤❤
I am 80 years old, and would love to see Henry Winkler come back as the FONZE. He would STILL be cool!! AND JUST AS POPULAR. I would write the show with the SAME SETTING. LOL!!
Potsie was my fave character. But after Richie & Ralph left he was to old to hang out with Joanie, Chachi the teens @ Big Al's/ Arnolds & to young to hang with MR, MRS C & the adults. Happy Days should have ended after Ron Howard left the show.
Lords of Flatbush was that before happy days or afterwards cuz I believe Henry Winkler was in that 12 I don't remember if that was a big hit at the time or not but it sure is cool to watch now
Actually the person who posted this is completely incorrect. This episode was supposed to be the finale...... but during the seat last season of Happy Days, the Winter Olympics postponed the Airing of several episodes. So while this did are on May 8th 1984...... a few weeks later several episodes that were never shown aired over the summer into July. The actual last new episode that aired was Winchester discovered that he is diabetic.
Nancy Walker's name on the show was "Blansky". There was a stretch of timeline logic because she was in current day 1970s but appeared on Laverne and Shirley as an old friend of Laverne! The show also had Scott Baio and Eddie Mekka on it as completely different characters in the 70s storyline.
Not the half of it. Ms. Nancy Walker found lasting fame as "Ida Morgenstern" on the Seventies Show "Rhoda." "Ida's" TV husband was "Martin Morgenstern" played by the immensely talented Character Actor the late great Harold Gould. The very same Harold Gould who played the original "Howard Cunningham" in the 1971 "Love, American Style" Series Pilot called "Love And The Happy Days!"😂😉💃💄📿👠👠👔👞👞📺B.W.
I watched most of the episodes, but apparently not all of them. After I found out that Anson Williams shares my birthday, he became the standout. I did attend a comic con where I got to see Henry Winkler, but I didn't get the chance to go to his Q&A panel or get an autograph.
i was around for all this; everyone knew that the last episode of Happy Days was when Howard thanked his TWO KIDS, forgetting Chuck Cunningham and throwing the canon into oblivion... the other episodes simply seemed like repeats that were repeats, but they were so bad, as that last season was so bad, no one noticed or cared....
Fonz thought Richie nailed that one girl. So he made a date with her so he could get some. But Ritchie told that she didn't really put out and Fomz was all disappointed as she got on his bike.
I watched the last episode "Passages" when it originally aired in 1984. I was 15 years old and had been watching Happy Days in daily syndicated reruns as well as the new weekly episodes. Though through the years as the series progressed, I was irritated how the show was changing and evolving. But I still kept watching. But the last episode (Passages), the way they ended it with Howard's toast, breaking the third wall, and then the flashback clips with the song "Memories" made up for the bad episodes, in my opinion. When they cut to Joanie and Chachi cutting the cake and the whole scene freeze framed and then faded to black, I sadly thought to myself, "That's it. No more Happy Days." And as the end credits rolled, I knew right then and there that I was going to miss Happy Days tremendously. Sure enough, 38 years later, I still do.
As a young gay boy growing up in the 80s, there was no one to look at and think Wow, but then came Scott Baio and I was in love, he was my wet dream fantasy in his tight jeans and I was hooked on Happy Days just because of him, well thankfully we all grow out of our fantasies and with him supporting Trump I would not give them both the time of day, how can something so beautiful become so cold?
Wanted to mention a few other anthology shows and movies from that time. I may be forgetting some, but there was also Tales From The Darkside, Creepshow, Tales From The Crypt, and Cat's Eye. I think Steven King, and/or George Romero were involved in all of them.
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Ooo memories for me as an 7yr old kid on the uk love the show was the first american comedy id seen
i watched it all until the last season or two- I was 15 or 16 then so things change fast. Honestly, I think I enjoyed Potsy the most; he was such a doofus.
I used to watch Happy Days as a child growing up in South Africa. One of my favourite TV shows. My favourite character has to be the Fonz himself :-)
@FactsVerse you have no clue what you’re talking about. No one scene took Happy Days off the air. All you’ve done is repeat something you heard in another video
Your rhetoric that Henry was stuggling is pretty pathetic attempt by you to garner views. You can sit on!
Stop it with the misleading headlines, “happy days” had been on the air for more than a decade and there is no particular scene that got it thrown off the air permanently. Stop it with the fake phony inaccurate headlines
I agree‼️
Yeah I was thinking of subscribing to the channel but stuff like this is really off putting so I'll just skip out on it.
@@Jlivingroom I don't blame you
There is a way to report them. Spam or misleading > Misleading text
It's under the three dots on the same line as the like button.
Get used to it, this clown gets nothing right. Every one of his videos is loaded with misinformation. Sometimes he even credits the wrong
Performers to wrong roles. The only reason I watch his trash is to see how many mistakes he hakes.
I met Henry Winkler a few years ago. Believe me, he is an amazing person. He is so kind and humble ❤. I have mad respect for him and will always be a fan of his!!
We're very happy to know that you had a chance to meet Henry and had a nice time with him. Much appreciated ♥
My favorite scene was when Fonzie tried sleeping in the woods. When various nighttime animals made noise, he suddenly said, “Cool it!” All the animals instantly cooperated.
yeah I remember that one that was perfect shut all the animals down for the night 😮😂
Lol!!!!
Aye ❤
That was the episode where Richie, Ralph and Potsie pretended to be three Tunisian camel jockeys at lake Whitefish. After the animals went silent, Fonzie said "I'd like to see Tarzan do THAT!" Sadly, in most syndicated episodes, that line was truncated for time.
My favorite was when they faked Fonzie's death, and the Fonz was at the funeral posing as his mother. That whole episode was hilarious!
Driving a cab in Madison, Wi and got a call from a downtown hotel. It was graduation day at the University of Wisconsin. The name on the order was Winkler. Didn't think much about it. Yes, it was. His son was graduating form UW and he was going to the ceremony. No limo, no one with him. Well, I have met quite a few famous people and am not the kind to fawn over them. Just another ride. But I was pleasantly impressed. No air of importance, genuine person. He said, today I am not Fonz, I am just another proud father enjoying his sons success. It was a short ride left me wishing it was a longer one. He was the real deal, actor or not, you can't fake that.
What a great story. You painted the picture well. I’ve been a limo driver in Las Vegas for 18+ years now, and can agree with much of what you had said; how celebrities usually turn out to be just another ride. Athletes, movie stars, musicians-you name it, and many have probably been within my reaching distance. For me, Olivia Newton John was my all time favorite standout. I drove her many times from her temporary LV home, and to The Flamingo Hotel (and back.) One thing you didn’t mention about Winkler was the tip. Do you recall if he was “any good?” ONJ was always $20-$40. Again, awesome Fonz story!👌
Met him at Comic-Con last year. He came right up to us and started talking. We hadn't even approached him. It was pretty cool.
Madison is a beautiful city. I don’t know how many famous people would ever go there.
So, what was the controversy that made the an end for Happy Days? He seemed to go around in circles but never really specified the episode and what the issues was? I feel a little click baited here.
I loved them all. Part of my childhood growing up in the 70s. I'm 56 now. Time flies. Lol.
Omg I hear ya lol seems like yesterday when the Sony Walkman came out and rubiks cube lol
Misleading headlines, took myself off your channel.
Here in Italy, this TV show was broadcast a few years later when I was only a child.
It has great success and popularity and It has re-aired over the years several times.
They were all very successful characters and it showed us what was a typical average American family of the time.
"The Fonz" in Italy was named as "Fonzie" and the Italian roots of the surname Fonzarelli gave us a sort of connection with this character.
All of them were absolutely amazing but my favorite was "Potzie". In my little girl's eyes he was handsome and charming,an attractive young man with, furthermore, such a beautiful and warm voice.
And his clumsiness made him so sweet and "cuddly"... 😄❤️
In my opinion this was undoubtedly one of the best TV shows ever to air.👍 🔝
We're happy to know that you love the show. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. If we may ask, which episode did you like the best?
The Fonz was also called Fonzie in America it depended on if they were talking to him or about him when they were talking to him they usually used Fonz or Fonzie and if they were talking about him it was usually The Fonz
I wish it would come back on and start with the very first episode
The Fonz was a good character. He had a respectable job, mending cars as well as bikes, as a Mechanic. He was full of good advice, and there for girls or other people being bullied. Plus there was an episode, where he met Kirkland, a bully cop critisising his friends, and had met him before, in the Army, and turned the tables on him, showing a legal paper, making him an Officer.
Well said, we strongly concur! Thank you for watching our content and for sharing your thoughts. Which episode of the show appealed to you the most?
@@FactsVerse The episodes that appealed to me most, were when he made someone a friend, like the lumberjack episode, after bravely standing his ground, helping Richie with a Fraternity bully, and turning the tables on Kirkland, in the Army episode, where he couldn't believe he had become an Officer.
When I was a kid when the show was still on Fonzie was my guy,but as I got older I found the greatness of Ralph Malph.
Don Most is my friend's mom's cousin 😂😂
Aaah - I've still got it! He was a fantastic comedian in the part of Ralph, wasn't he? They were all great characters. I loved the show when it was on tv here in Australia.
Yeah. Ralph Malph was a good character. Something about how just fit in even though he didn't really fit in.
I met an orthodox Rabbi from Brooklyn named Most. I know that Donny Most was from Brooklyn. He said that he did not know him, but it was possible that he was from an orthodox Jewish family.
Ralph was funny! "I still got it!" 😂
I’d have to say Fonzie was my favorite. I had the pleasure of working with Henry Winkler on The Waterboy. Great guy! Very personable!
Fun stuff, thanks for sharing! Which episode of the show appealed to you the most?
Happy Day was a prolific tv show. I love watching this show. Fantastic Video.
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I was in Basic Training that summer and missed all of those last bits of Happy Days. I remember every Tuesday at 8pm all through the 70s. Big impact on culture in those days.
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@@FactsVerse I know you want subscribers and for people to watch your content. But why lure people in by deceiving them? Please answer this question truthfully and don't just ignore it. And I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. Your title trying to say this was about a scene in the show that got the show cancelled.
@@FactsVerseHappy Days is still on the air on Pluto TV
“Jumped the Shark” was Happy Days. It is a phrase that now means “taking too long to just quit”.
I'm probably missing something. I didn't catch which episode was the one that ended "Happy Days". You show a pic of Joanie in a bikini at the beginning, but that was the only shot of anything that might be too risqué for TV, at least that's the only photo I found that might have been questionable.
Yeah confusing
Doesn't say "episode" description says "scene." 🤔
@@thisisme3238 didn't see that either. The most controversial thing I saw in this video is the total absence of any of the promised controversy.
That’s how they get’cha!
"The Scene That Took Happy Days off the Air for Good" ... no "scene" was involved with taking this show off the air! It is called ratings and they tanked! CANCELED! Period!
Without a doubt, Fonzie was my favorite character in Happy Days. He was also great afterwards in Laverne & Shirley.
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Fonzie was always my favorite. He was the reason I started watching it but Ralph makes me laugh the hardest.
I LOVED Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley!!!!! Shows like these, must live on!
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Lets bring happy days back on tv
We would love too! Which Happy Days episode is the most memorable for you?
No scene took the show off the air for good,it just ran it's course and it was time to end it that's all,I didn't watch anymore after Ron Howard left anyway.
The Scene That Took Happy Days off the Air for Good? This title is an example of click-baiting. Happy Days ended, it wasn't taken off the air. Right? Isn't even that what this video says? It brings up that they broke the 4th wall, which was controversial-ish, but it didn't get the show taken off the air. Pretending there was a scene that caused an uproar just to get people to watch your video? That doesn't sound very factual. Why should I subscribe to that? It takes the word "Facts" in your channel name and dirties it. Weak... good luck with that.
They title all their videos like that. IDK why I even bother opening the page...
These assholes do anything to get views.
Let's not forget the iconic role as the Vietnam vet in Heroes,where he played with Sally Fields on the bus trip where he starred with Harrison Ford with the stock car...I will always love that movie and still to this day cannot get over the ending of this great film without shedding tears...a true genius with a true flair for a real role.
Forgot to mention "The one and only where he played an insurance agent that went into the acting guild of professional wrestling...another great and underrated flick...never any controversy about this man.
Dude, i'm so "happy" that Mr Winkler, got to be on screen throughout my life. I loved The Fonz, and needless to say Mr Henry Winkler is Beloved by all!
To me, the more controversial aspect of the final episode was not having Potsie and Ralph
Robin Williams was the standout actor of the whole group, with Ronnie Howard being the best director. Penny Marshall was doing great herself. Tom Bosley did well with Father Dowling. And Marion Ross is doing great in guest star roles. Add Henry Winkler's success, and I would say that the majority of the Happy Days members are/ have had pretty good luck.
Everyone except for Erin Moran. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Except for Erin Moran (Joanie) who died April 22, 2017 due to complications from stage 4 throat cancer.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Which episode appealed to you the most?
@H Stacey and @ S Reid: I did say majority, didn't I? ( Erin didn't do hardly anything after "Joanie) You two dimwits were so obsessed with who went on a self-destructive lifestyle that eventually cost her her life, you forgot to point out that I missed mentioning Pat Morita, the original Arnold, and his success in "The Karate Kid" series. He was possibly the first or second one to actually achieve stardom after Happy Days.
@@lavanderwilliams794 ~ Well LaVander - This “dimwit” has 2 college degrees with a 4.0 GPA. What do *YOU* have ⁉️😂😅🤣😆
I liked Fonzie, but more related to Ralph because of his sense of humor and cheesy jokes. Plus, he struggled to find love, just as I have over my life.
Happy Days is great entertaining series. Henry Winkler and Ron Howard is my favorite stars. I still watch the reruns.
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@@FactsVerse Sexy Ladies of the 90's
I liked the Fonz. He always brightened up the room, winning everyone's attention.
I loved Happy Days. After watching American Graffiti Istopped studying for a final exam to watch the premier. Fonzie became my favorite character as he reminded me of my childhood friend Charlie. He was also short and the coolest guy in the group. I remember driving around with him and his brother, Charlie was teaching his OLDER brother how to drive. I saw him at our 30 year HS reunion and while not working as mechanics, we were both very accomplished.
We're happy to know that you're a fan of the show. In your opinion, what is its best episode?
I concur with all the people saying how dare you use a lie to get us to see your video! Didn’t you know just the title “happy days” would be enough for views ? Well, we knew!
I will try to look up the scene where Mr. C. thanks the audience. But, please do not use misleading controversial titles about causes for the end of the show. Its not neccessary. People will watch to reminisce.
I met Mr. Winkler in Madison Wis where his Daughter attended the University of Wisconsin
Mr. Winkler just walked out of the Concourse Hotel in Downtown Madison. I approached him
and said the Fonz, we shook hands.
No idea if the Hanna-Barbera version of The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang was meant to be canon within the OG Happy Days series.
For people not From the 70s, they think they have good tv now, little do they know they have totally didn’t luck out like we did with such AMAZING programs to keep us entertained but also teach us valuable lessons in life, no decade in television will ever compare!
Actually in Feb. 1984 Happy Days was put on a 2..5 month hiatus and another sitcom called A.k.A. Pablo took its place. When HD returned that May it was on Thursday nights instead of Tuesdays. The A-Team on NBC had knocked them to the bottom of the ratings on Tuesdays.
Arnold was my favourite....and an interesting bit of trivia, the actress who became his wife in Happy Days was Mr Miyagis love interest in Karate Kid II
I did not know that.
I enjoy all your videos
Just wanted to comment that he once mentioned that it was the real Sly Stallone who he based the Fonz on during his audition
What a show and what a cast of characters! I was in my 20's and 30's when I watched that show and it was great because it brought back memories of how things really were when and where I grew up. We had our own little soda shop called "Pop's" restaurant and even the table and chair settings were similar to Arnold's. Life really was that way in a lot of ways back then.
Ralph Malph was my favorite character. Always felt he was terribly underrated.
LOL. It would have been funny if they spent the last episode explaining what happened to Chuck Cunningham.
Same thing that happened to little sister on Family Matters. Went up those stairs and never came back 😂
@@ParahSalinand Minkus on Boy Meets World (though they cleverly got him in on the last episode).
The FONZ Henry Winkler was my favourite actor on happy days I also liked Marion Ross,Mrs C 🥰💓💞👏👍🤝
Glad to know that you're fan of Henry! Which episode is the most memorable for you?
The Fonze is my favorite character from Happy Days
Thank you for sharing your favorite Happy Days character. How about the episode which appealed to you the most?
Happy Days was itself a spinoff, of “Love American Style.”
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I don’t even need to read the comments to see the answer to the question. It’s Arthur Fonzerelli ,the reason we’re all watching this
Living in Milwaukee home of the show and the bronze fonze I like all the shows the put Milwaukee on the map .
Also, if his character had been real, and Henry Winkler being the fictitious character, he would have been my friend, because we would have both supported the Marines, and liked the Lone Ranger, and studied motorbikes together.
So.....there was nothing controversial that took the show off the air...? Okay. That was a waste of 8+ minutes.
What was the controversial episode?
The Fonz and Richie. Ron Howard was such a talented kid actor. Especially as Opie. The way he played that role was unlike the way kids were playing their parts back then. Not cutesy but real. He brought that same authenticity to playing Richie. As for the Fonz, I love how such a little guy could dominate the screen. I met Henry Winkler last year, he's not quite as short as I thought he would be.
Fonzie is the obvious answer. What young boy growing up didn't want to be, the coolest most popular toughest and a ladies man? Seriously Fonzie got more tush than a toilet seat.
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I always loved the fact that "Joanie Loves Chachi" was popular in South Korea because Chachi is a word for male genitalia in Korean.
THIS IS THE REASON I CAN'T STAND UA-cam ANYMORE THE CENSORSHIP, THE LYING HEADLINES, ETC.ETC. I'M SICK OF IT!!!!!
It would be cool too see a reunion and see the the Fonz as a grandfather and the remaining cast
Happy Days was my favorite. Richie Cunningham my favorite. Loved whole of all the actors and all. I still watch the runs today. Shows back then we're so good ❤❤❤
Thank for reminding us of the Happy Day s. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Ron Howard was probably my favorite. He seemed so innocent and carried the prestige of the 1950s manners into the 1980s.
You went straight to Scream and skipped The Water Boy.
I am 80 years old, and would love to see Henry Winkler come back as the FONZE. He would STILL be cool!! AND JUST AS POPULAR. I would write the show with the SAME SETTING. LOL!!
I loved this show 💜
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THIS IS THE REASON I CAN'T STAND UA-cam ANYMORE THE CENSORSHIP, THE LYING HEADLINES, ETC.ETC. I'M SICK OF IT!!!!!?
One of the greatest sitcoms.
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Potsie was my fave character. But after Richie & Ralph left he was to old to hang out with Joanie, Chachi the teens @ Big Al's/ Arnolds & to young to hang with MR, MRS C & the adults. Happy Days should have ended after Ron Howard left the show.
It's "Blansky," not "Blanksy."
Happy Days was a good ahow.i don't know y they don't play re runs of the show. I'd watch it again.
Lords of Flatbush was that before happy days or afterwards cuz I believe Henry Winkler was in that 12 I don't remember if that was a big hit at the time or not but it sure is cool to watch now
No one scene took Happy Days off the air. The show ended after a 11 season's with Joanie and Chachi's wedding.
Fonz n Richie,. The first season was probably the funniest
Definitely Ralph Mouth. I still got it😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
What was the episode that it off the show forever? Did I miss it?
Actually the person who posted this is completely incorrect. This episode was supposed to be the finale...... but during the seat last season of Happy Days, the Winter Olympics postponed the Airing of several episodes. So while this did are on May 8th 1984...... a few weeks later several episodes that were never shown aired over the summer into July. The actual last new episode that aired was Winchester discovered that he is diabetic.
Nancy Walker's name on the show was "Blansky". There was a stretch of timeline logic because she was in current day 1970s but appeared on Laverne and Shirley as an old friend of Laverne! The show also had Scott Baio and Eddie Mekka on it as completely different characters in the 70s storyline.
The name was blanskys beauties. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Not the half of it. Ms. Nancy Walker found lasting fame as "Ida Morgenstern" on the Seventies Show "Rhoda." "Ida's" TV husband was "Martin Morgenstern" played by the immensely talented Character Actor the late great Harold Gould. The very same Harold Gould who played the original "Howard Cunningham" in the 1971 "Love, American Style" Series Pilot called "Love And The Happy Days!"😂😉💃💄📿👠👠👔👞👞📺B.W.
Thanks for that. The constant error was driving me nuts.
Unlike That 70's show, the Happy Days final episode did not take place on Dec 31, 1959.
I watched most of the episodes, but apparently not all of them. After I found out that Anson Williams shares my birthday, he became the standout. I did attend a comic con where I got to see Henry Winkler, but I didn't get the chance to go to his Q&A panel or get an autograph.
richie was my favorite character
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There are no other shows like happy days and there hasn’t been a show like this before since or after it’s series finale
Just got season 1 on DVD! Love it! Ayyyyy
I grew up with the show when it originally aired. I would wear a bandana around my leg when I wore jeans. I was about 8 years old.
Low ratings after many successful year's is what took it off the air
WHY SHOULD I SUBSCRIBE TO A CHANNEL THAT MISLEADS YOU WITH THE TITLE ?
i was around for all this; everyone knew that the last episode of Happy Days was when Howard thanked his TWO KIDS, forgetting Chuck Cunningham and throwing the canon into oblivion... the other episodes simply seemed like repeats that were repeats, but they were so bad, as that last season was so bad, no one noticed or cared....
Fonz thought Richie nailed that one girl. So he made a date with her so he could get some. But Ritchie told that she didn't really put out and Fomz was all disappointed as she got on his bike.
Remember watching it in colour over the Neighbours place 19 75
Whoever does the headlines should go back to school. Never mentioned why it was taken off the air.
The first two seasons were really good. Third was pretty good. All other were good, but were declining. Still some good episodes.
I actually watched some of these LIVE!
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Happy Days was over after Ritchie left in my opinion. They just kept adding new characters and dragging it out...
I watched the last episode "Passages" when it originally aired in 1984. I was 15 years old and had been watching Happy Days in daily syndicated reruns as well as the new weekly episodes.
Though through the years as the series progressed, I was irritated how the show was changing and evolving. But I still kept watching.
But the last episode (Passages), the way they ended it with Howard's toast, breaking the third wall, and then the flashback clips with the song "Memories" made up for the bad episodes, in my opinion.
When they cut to Joanie and Chachi cutting the cake and the whole scene freeze framed and then faded to black, I sadly thought to myself, "That's it. No more Happy Days." And as the end credits rolled, I knew right then and there that I was going to miss Happy Days tremendously. Sure enough, 38 years later, I still do.
For a minute with the Season 2 into alternative with Happy Days song, because I am puzzled I thought it is on DVD.
My favorite character was Joanie, for whom I had a kid crush on.
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My favorite character was Joanie, on whom I had a crush.
Fixed that for ya, Chachi
@@chiefscheider I was a little boy when I first watched that show. I had a "kid crush" on her, which means she was my first crush.
My favorite character was Joanie, on whom I had a kid crush.
Fixed that for ya again, Potsie!
As a young gay boy growing up in the 80s, there was no one to look at and think Wow, but then came Scott Baio and I was in love, he was my wet dream fantasy in his tight jeans and I was hooked on Happy Days just because of him, well thankfully we all grow out of our fantasies and with him supporting Trump I would not give them both the time of day, how can something so beautiful become so cold?
Well, the title was misleading.
No mention of "Night Shift," in which he was featured, along with Michael Keaton and Shelley Long?
Henry wrinkler Fanz Bring it all,Without Him Like Me,No Show,Shows Fanz Bring it All👍👍
You shouldn't be allowed to mislead people. Where's you tube
WHAT A LOAD OF MANURE.
Wanted to mention a few other anthology shows and movies from that time. I may be forgetting some, but there was also Tales From The Darkside, Creepshow, Tales From The Crypt, and Cat's Eye. I think Steven King, and/or George Romero were involved in all of them.
Didn't you leave out the time-travel Happy Days cartoon and the Mork and Mindy Cartoon?
what really pisses me off is the lame excuse they make to not release the remaining seasons on dvd.
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