Few sitcoms in American television history are as influential and revered as "Happy Days," which follows the day-to-day drama of the Cunninghams, an average middle-class family in Milwaukee. The show ...

In 1977, Happy Days character Fonzie officially jumped the shark. The third part of the season 5 premiere, "Hollywood: Part 3 ...

ABC's "Happy Days" has given the world some great episodes and some truly abysmal ones ... but most of all, it has made us feel. There are few other sitcoms that are as patently unrealistic as Garry ...

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, ...

A 1974 Happy Days episode was named the "greatest" of the series, but it also led to one of the greatest mysteries in TV history. The Happy Days Christmas episode featured a story about lonely ...

It has been 49 years since one of the most embarrassing television tropes gained its name thanks to a once-beloved sitcom ...

"Jumped the Shark" may be the most famous thing Fred Fox, Jr. has ever written and in a way he didn't even write it-- not that phrase exactly. Fox is the Happy Days writer behind the now infamous ...

The tragic death of Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle Singer, has absolutely rocked Hollywood to its core, with hundreds of tributes from those who worked with him, and hundreds, even thousands more ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. "Happy Days" was for audiences of the 1970s what 1990s nostalgia is for Gen Xers and Millennials. Just as '90s kids look back on the last ...