The cast revisited the moment when ‘Happy Days’ moved in front of a live audience—a gamble that transformed the series and introduced one of Fonzie’s most iconic moves.

The ‘Happy Days’ star revealed why his co-stars never felt overshadowed by the massive popularity of Fonzie.

Played by Henry Winkler on Happy Days, the character became the definition of cool with his leather jacket, perfect hair, and signature "Aaaay." But one memorable scene pushed the Fonz beyond cool — ...

The 1970s television avatar for "cool" was undoubtedly Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli (Henry Winkler), the mechanic on "Happy Days" who lived above the Cunningham family garage and charmed audiences with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The "Fonzie's Baptism" episode transcript reveals that during the religious ceremony, Fonzie makes a speech in which he shares ...

What began as a single segment titled "Love and the Television Set" on the anthology series "Love, American Style," grew to become a top ten sitcom that lasted 11 seasons and defined "cool" for a ...

Nowadays, it seems like a quaint notion that a television series might stay on the air long enough to run out of ideas. But almost fifty years ago, even a successful show like Happy Days wasn't immune ...