We mostly remember The Fonz for being cool ... but one of the silliest things he ever did changed the way we talk about TV ...

When originally cast in the role, Winkler stablished a few guidelines for himself, vowing not to let the Fonz become a boilerplate '50s caricature. In an interview with the Television Academy ...

Garry Marshall's sitcom "Happy Days" was the ultimate Boomer nostalgia trip. It was set in the suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in the 1950s, and wistfully followed the wholesome adventures of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While being interviewed by radio station WXOU, Henry addressed the impact Fonzie had on him: “He gave me a worldwide recognition, ...

The 1975 episode paved the way for a Fonzie-centric series.

Fonzie in his leather jacket sits down in a booth at a restaurant in "Happy Days" (1974-1984) - Paramount Television We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For an entire decade, ...

It’s hard to think of Happy Days without Fonzie, but when the series premiered in January 1974, the character portrayed by Henry Winkler was a bit player. Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli was a minor, ...

LOS ANGELES -- Henry Winkler is looking back and letting go of his "Happy Days." The Fonz is saying goodbye to memorabilia he's had since the show began on ABC back in 1974. For Winkler, those happy ...

Paramount is unleashing plenty of programming from its vaults in August and September, led by the first DVD editions of TV series “Happy Days” and “Laverne and Shirley” on Aug. 17. The first seasons ...

During the 1970s, I really loved Happy Days. Life with the Cunningham family seemed quite surreal — as was Fonzie’s younger cousin, Raymond “Spike” Fonzarelli, who was played by actor Danny Butch and ...