Yup. Sundays- Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew-Six Million Dollar Man Mondays-Little House on the Prairie (Thanks Mom) Monday night Football (Thanks Dad) Tuesdays-Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley Wednesdays-Good Times maybe Starsky & Hutch if there was a holiday the next day Thursdays-Welcome Back Kotter Fridays-Wonder Woman(Thanks sis) Incredible Hulk if reruns then it was Donny & Marie Saturdays-What’s Happening - Love Boat Fantasy Island
So many great memories! I'm almost 57, so Happy Days was definitely a weekly event for me. Our shows back then were truly class acts! One of my all time favs!!! Erin Moran is truly missed.
I am a tad older, but it was true for me too. Then, there came "That 70's Show" - same idea but set in the time I grew up. I love Happy Days but must admit to maybe a softer spot for That 70's Show, because when I watched it I was seeing my own youth. Too bad Henry Winkler was not old enough to play Hyde though.
Same here...I'm 54 and growing up it "Happy Days" on Tuesday nights, "Laverne & Shirley," and "LHOTP" on Thursday nights. Thee BEST shows back then. All sorts of emotions....tears, laughter, and pure wholesome LOVE! ❣️ Thanks for the laughs! 😂😂😂
A very bittersweet feeling when seeing them. This special is old itself. If only we knew in our youth how quickly it all passes. Make the most of every day or try your damnedest to.
They might be clichés, but it doesn't make it any less true. Just recently got news of an old class mate of mine suddenly passing away last week, just 43 years old, same age as me. Heart attack. So yeah, a stark reminder to make the most of every day.
Love Happy Days... As a kid in the 70s I loved this and as Im in my 50s now I have the six seasons on dvds it makes me laugh, smile, its timeless and I still love it....
I watched this show every week and now reruns shame on those that did a thumbs down this was a great show and it was basically what I grew up in, that era, the values, the dress, the talk, the leather jackets, the lettermen sweaters it saws a truly innocent time to grow up .....we did do our bad things but always respected our parents and elders thank you for sharing this
@@macm3081 I didn’t grow up idolizing and show from more than 55-60 years ago I lived it I grew up in that era in time I’m not sure when you grew up but we certainly didn’t idolize something that we were actually living
@@macm3081 that time was not fiction it actually happened maybe you need to do your homework before you run off at the mouth an insult people about the way they were raised you have a wonderful life
@@lauratibbles6598 oh? ha ha show me proof that fonzie existed and there was an arnold's i guess you also think gilligan's island was real? or roseaanne?
Ritchie’s mother Ms. Cunningham is actually in her mid-90’s and doing pretty well. Winkler And Howard became successful producers in creating Tom Bergeron’s Hollywood Squares (Winkler, who also finally won an Emmy not too long ago), And Howard became one of the most successful producers today. Winning and being nominated for multiple awards
@@christophertracy383 So who cares if he's Jewish? Hell I'm Catholic and I love the guy. I guess I don't know about the Dance you're talking about? You're probably Jewish so I don't understand the dance?
@@scottlake6363 If you have a link for that, I'd like it. I know his character on Arrested Development was probably gay but he isn't. I don't think he'd care if rumors were spread about him but it isn't right to make stuff up
I loved this show as a kid. I still love it now. Reunion shows are awesome. Looking at then & now. Seeing what the cast is up to. Going down memory lane with them brings back good memories for me.
Man I gotta tell you…any time I see a Happy Days clip I smile…then I stop and glance to the left or right looking for my youth. Then I see my grandparents. I hear their laughter. I hear my parents and my sister. I’m thankful for the memories.
I remember being a kid living in England and waiting all week till the weekend when they showed Happy days, I use to love this show and the Fonz was my hero. Thanks to everyone who was part of the show for somethin g so awesome.
A series about a family and cool guy,that was not a bully all be it sometimes a tuff guy but always respectful and cool,This like only fools and horses,faulty towers,minder will always be loved by us all young and old,just a shame there's nothing like it now.
What a great show!!! Made in the 70s which is about the 50s and here we are in 2020!!! OMG!!! Time flies!!! Life is too short !!! With all the violence happening in the world...Focus on love and laughs everyone...while we still can!!! RIP... Tom, Erin, Garry, Penny, Pat, Al, Robin...you are loved and missed.
I loved watching Happy Days growing up, and I still do! I always felt like the Cunningham's would had been the kind of family I would have wanted living in my neighborhood when I was growing up. Seemed like a much simpler time, at least it appeared so. It's no wonder I see reruns of the show now and still feel such a strong connection to that time period. With everything the way things are today and not knowing what the future may hold for anyone of us really. I could only hope the younger generation could have something as special as Happy Days was for me, for them to have to look back upon too. Never be another episode of those Happy Days shows, but just maybe some creative young person will create a new version of an old classic, just with different actors & actresses.. but of course I don't know they could ever find anyone else as cool as Henry Winkler, 'The Fonz" was..Ayyyyyeee!! I really loved that show, it was a favorite, that's for sure!!
Whether you loved the show or hated it....It was actors and actresses that KNEW how to ACT. An artistry that most of today's Hollywood lost over the years.
Seriously? From what clips I've seen there was plenty of overacting - I guess it was part of the show's charm. But at least there was a lot of heart in their performances and a great deal of relatively innocent jokes with great deliveries.
@@pHD77 Yes, it was cheesy & yes, it literally invented "Jumping the Shark" (cultural term when a show has outstayed its welcome on TV) by having The Fonz genuinely (in the context of the show itself, although Henry Wrinkler's claimed to have never driven a motorcycle in his life, yet he's able to fake it as too-hip-for-the-room greaser Fonzie) jump over a shark tank with his motorcycle, but still...they were still _Happy Days_ ("These days are ours. Happy & free. Those Happy Days! These days are ours. Share them with me. Oh, baby! These Happy Days are yours & mine...") for all involved, from cast and crew (starring: Ron Howard [Richard "Richie" Cunningham], Henry Wrinkler ["The Fonz" Arthur Fonzaerelli aka Fonzie], Marion Ross [Marion Cunningham], Donny Most [Ralph Malph], Anson Williams [Warren "Potsie" Webber], Gavan O' Herlihy & Randolph Roberts [the dual brothers Chuck as the oldest Cunningham child & sibling, who promptly disappeared after season 1], Erin Moran ["Shortcake" Joanie Cunningham], Scott Biao [Charles Arcola, shortened to Chachi, who's Fonzie's longest-tenured cousin & Joanie's "Wah Wah Wah"-ing husband by the end of the series, even if their intended spin-off _Joanie Loves Chachi_ didn't take off with audiences like anticipated, which was part of why they came back in season 9], Pat Marita [idealized Milwaukee's drive-thru restaurateur Arnold before he landed his defining role in _The Karate Kid_ as the "Wax On, Wax Off" sensei of the main character], Al Molinaro [always sighing "Big" Al, who took over joint ownership of Arnold's Diner with Fonzie after Arnold had left], Richard Levin [Melvin Scratch], Denis Mandel [Eugene], Harris Kal [Bobby], Cathy Silvers [neighborhood gossip starter Jenny Piccalo], Lynda Goodfriend [Lori Beth, Richie's girlfriend], Linda Purl [Fonzie's later seasons stable single mother girlfriend], Heather O' Rourke [the ill-fated _Poltergeist_ child star was the on-screen daughter to Linda Purl's character], Ted McGinley [Roger Phillips, who subbed in for Richie as ever-rebellious Fonzie's "straight man" for the last few seasons until Richie returned], Crystal Bernad [K.C. Cunningham, Mr. C.'s niece], Billy Warlock [Flip, who's not only the Cunningham's nephew on Marion's side, but he's Roger's younger brother, too], and starring: Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham, plus guest stars like Robert Hart [Bobby Moore's studio replacement of _The Lone Ranger_ Fonzie's own personal celebrity hero], Robin Williams [alien Mork from Ork who would soon helm his own sitcom _Mork & Mindy_ with Pam Dawber as Mindy], Penny Marshall & Cindy Williams [Laverne DeFazio & Shirley Feeney of _Laverne & Shirley_ recognition]...and Gary Marshall [series creator & brother to Laverne's actress Penny Marshall]) to all fans - both the live studio audience added midway during the 2nd season & us viewers watching from home - included.
My happiest moments were watching HAPPY DAYS AND THE REST OF THE TV SHOWS IN THAT TIME!! THANKS FOR THESE UPDATES!! I ENJOYED LAUGHING WATCHING THEM. THANKFUL FOR THESE MEMORIES 70'S AND 80'S ERA THE BEST!!!💯❤❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😇😁❤❤❤❤❤❤
The show had a great run and had huge ratings. The characters were engaging, relatable and likable. Happy days provided good entertainment to millions.
I was 12 y/o when Happy Days first aired "74" and they were Very Happy Days. Not a care in the world. Growing up in those years #r$#@@@@@@@. Blah blah blah. Thank You for sharing
I'll always remember wearing my Fonz iron-on T-shirt to school, when I was in second grade. I just wanted to be cool. This sure brings back great memories. 😎
I remember those T-Shirts. I was in high school when they were popular. Although they were cool for kids at the time, if I recall, it wasn't too cool to wear them in high school, especially if you actually weren't cool. I remember a time there was this guy in my Mechanical Drafting class. He was kind of nerdy and thought he was the Fonz. He was fairly tall, about 5'11", dark hair and medium build. One day he stood up on his desk and started saying AAAAYYYE. Then this one guy, who actually was cool, not a bully but just a cool tough Italian American guy, said to the Fonz shirt kid, WTF is your problem??? Get down from there!
This is the show that has stood the test of time... Such a talented cast, writers, and the genius of Gary Marshall... This show truly has earned the name, "Happy Days". This show will always be part of Americana forever!!!!
They said that they were just like family but I don't think they realized how important that they were too so many people who never got a chance to meet them. They were a part of my life (a good part) and they always will be. Watching them together makes you feel something that not many other shows ever will. (Besides Laverne & Shirley, Golden Girls, All In The Family, Gilligan's Island.) Great memories. Thank you Happy Days. ❤️😊💯👍
Wow. This brought back some very fond memories of Tuesday night's watching Happy Days at 8 pm..... I loved this show. I loved growing up with the Cunningham's, the Fonz, Chachi and Joannie. Such a great show.
after ll years and over 250 episodes, i laughed, cried, was happy, sad, and scared or mad. I'll always call the entire cast family and after sharing my living room and will always miss you all, and i'll always love you all
amen to that ... as i do .. ..look at the your local representative govt do they inspire you or depress you then you know what to do demand better from your person you put your trust in govt in to represent your views.. if you dont like their views or their direction ---- contact them they wont know you are not happy or sad at their job performances and wont change their direction if doing badly time to stand up and be counted ..you deserve to be heard
Whatever you can't turn back time . Life is as Hapanpy as you choose to live it . I personally miss the Happy Days way back when I could walk out the door , and not having to worry about remembering to bring a Face Mask . Those were the Good Old Days
So sad how time goes on and we leave our youth behind! Im 55 now and I remember religiously watching Happy Days when I was in my teens! I really hope that there’s a beautiful afterlife to continue the beautiful memories which keeps us smiling while we are here and alive!
Florence & I spoke with Don Most and the one name that no one should forget is Jerry Paris. An amazing talent who was so instrumental to making so many shows successful.
So, many shows were spinoffs of Happy Days. I believe possibly Ron Howard was his character on an episode of a show called " Love American Style" right before. Wonderful actors some of the best at their craft. The cast of "Happy Days" and so many others Robin Williams,Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams and so, many more. Thank you
Gary Marshall was the high school classmate of my high school's librarian, Mr. Denton. So he had him come to talk to the honor roll students at the height of Happy Days' success. I have fond memories of watching the series and have watched it again on DVD. Most of the television shows produced nowadays lack quality, storyline, acting and characters. That's why we purchase the entire series on DVD and watch old episodes online.
My Dad was like Richards dad’s soft easy to talk to about things in life and what to do about it. A great family man father and loved his kids He passed away in my arms and I we’ll always miss and love him and after he passed on my mom lost her.well to live on. She had dementia and it was a lot worse after he passed she lived about six more years and passed away and I was there for her to and my wife. God bless them now up in heaven and they are not suffering on earth anymore. They where both about 90,s and marriage for 67 years or so all there life too. My dad was in WW2 Thanks 🙏
Henry said "We were all together at the end." Not exactly. Donny Most and Anson Williams were oddly absent from the finally. It was a little empty without Ralph and Potsie.
Thank you for uploading this reunion of Happy Days.....It really surely bring back good memories for watching this tv shows. I was just a kid back then and we always watch and never miss it. It always give us lessons in life....to enjoy life as much as we can because it will pass and will be memories soon.....
