“They’d write paragraphs for me, and I reduced the language to sound — ‘ayyyy,’ ‘whoa’.” Winkler recalled a moment on set when his desire to make Fonzie a man of few words proved ...

READ Henry Winkler Shares He Had "Debilitating" Emotional Pain After the End of Happy Days And in the decades since The Fonz uttered his last “ayyyy,” the show’s legacy has only grown.

The episode humorously explores Mork’s attempts to understand Earth customs—such as shaking hands with his fingers—and features a psychic showdown between Mork and Fonzie, who uses his famed ...

and Henry played the local bad boy Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli. (Don and Anson were friends Ralph and Potsie, respectively.) “What he did was in the ‘70s, he made it in the ‘50s ...

Ask any Happy Days fan and they’ll tell you—Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli (played by Henry Winkler) was the heartthrob of the series. But in a new interview, Winkler shared how his ...

But Fonzie quickly grew in popularity, and Winkler was promoted to series regular in season 2, continuing to portray the character for the rest of the show’s 11-season run. Howard, on the other ...

Expand your network with the ed tech leaders making waves today and join us in celebrating a decade of sharing and connecting the top voices in educational technology. Rebecca Torchia is a web editor ...

One of the images shared during the end credits was Homer jumping the shark in reference to Happy Days‘ Fonzie doing the same. It was a famous moment in television history that fans point to as ...

Fans of the beloved series “Happy Days,” which aired from 1974 to 1984, got a treat this weekend when some of the cast members came together at Steel City Con outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.