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The Deadly Dares

"**The Deadly Dares**" is the eighteenth episode of the first season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Steve Zacharais and directed by Herb Wallerstein. It originally aired on ABC on March 5th, 1974.

## Synopsis

Saddened about the fact that they can't get girls, Richie and Potsie try to impress then by becoming members of popular high school teen gang, The Demons, lead by "Bag" Zombrowski. Bag, along with fellow Demons member, Hank, have Richie and Potsie compete in six dares, which ranged from the boys making prank calls to dressing up as girls and going to the sock hop. Richie and Potsie complete all six dares, but beside that they're not meant for The Demons.
International Happy Days

SThe Happy Days series has been translated and dubbed into many different languages, for different countries. All of the dubs and languages for the series are listed below and include the following information: the title, the language, amount of seasons, and how long it ran for. The show has been translated and dubbed in over 50 different languages. Some languages have dubbed Another Slow Night In Milwaukee or Four Slow Days In Milwaukee, but not the main show, such as Catalan and Uyghur, hence they will not appear on this list.
Happy Days: 100 Greatest Episodes

A 2001 DVD.

## Episodes

1. "Red Lights" (Season 1)
2. "Home Movies" (Season 9)
3. "Richie Goes All The Way" (Season 1)
4. "Richie Dates Gloria" (Season 1)
5. "Richie's Car" (Season 2)
6. "Richie Moves Out" (Season 2)
7. "The Haunted House" (Season 2)
8. "When You Wish Upon A Star" (Season 2)
9. "Mr. and Mrs. Weber" (Season 13)
10. "I Remember Chuck" (Season 4)
11. "The Stag Party" (Season 1)
12. "A Double Date With Laverne and Shirley" (Season 3)
13. "A Star Is Bored" (Season 2)
14. "The R.O.T.C." (Season 2)
15. "Guess Who's Coming For Christmas!?" (Season 2)
16. "The Drag Race" (Season 1)
17. "An Open House" (Season 2)
18. "The (NOT) Making of a President" (Season 2)
19. "No Tell Motel" (Season 8)
20. "A Night At The Circus" (Season 10)
21. "Who Gives a Hootenanny?" (Season 10)
22. "A Glove Story" (Season 11)
23. "I Drink, Therefore I Am" (Season 10)
24. "Hello, Tough Guy! (Season 9)
25. "Joanie Gets Wheels" (Season 8)
26. "The Shotgun Wedding" (Season 7)
27. "Fearless Malph" (Season 6)
28. "Joanie Cunningham and Leather Tuscadero" (Season 5)
29. "Graduation" (Season 4)
30. "Arnold's Wedding" (Season 3)
31. "Fonzie's Getting Married!" (Season 2)
32. "Potsie's Bike" (Season 1)
33. "Marion Rebels" (Season 5)
34. "Joanie's Sweet Sixteen" (Season 6)
35. "The New Guy In Town" (Season 1)
36. "Love, and the Television Set" (Season 1)
37. "Our Gang" (Season 5)
38. "Gloria's Back In Town!" (Season 5)
39. "Hollywood" (Season 5)
40. "Arlene's Back!" (Season 2)
41. "Chachi Burns Down Arnold's" (Season 7)
42. "A Potsie Is Born" (Season 7)
43. "They Call It "Potsie Love"" (Season 3)
44. "The Sixth Sense" (Season 8)
45. "The Bomb Shelter" (Season 1)
46. "Graffiti In Milwaukee" (Season 1)
47. "Richie and Potsie's New Car" (Season 2)
48. "The R.O.T.C." (Season 2)
49. "Not With My Sister, You Don't!" (Season 2)
50. "An American Musical" (Season 8)
51. "Going Steady" (Season 2)
52. "Crusin'" (Season 2)
53. "Richie's Rave" (Season 5)
54. "Richie The "C"" (Season 2)
55. "R.C. and G.L. Forever" (Season 8)
56. "Joanie Dyes Her Hair"
57. "Give The Band A Hand" (Season 1)
58. "The (OTHER) Richie Cunningham" (Season 3)
59. "The Roaring Twenties" (Season 7)
60. "Good News, Bad News" (Season 11)
61. "Fonzie Drops In" (Season 1)
62. "The Physical" (Season 4)
63. "Potsie Quits School" (Season 6)
64. "Ralph's Family Problem" (Season 7)
65. "Babysitting" (Season 10)
66. "Joanie Shaves Her Head" (Season 12)
67. "Fonzie Joins The Band" (Season 2)
68. "Long Live The Gems" (Season 12)
69. "Horny Days" (Season 4)
Richie Moves Out

"**Richie Moves Out**" is the second episode of the second season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, and was directed by Jerry Paris. It originally aired on ABC on September 17th, 1974.

## Synopsis

Richie moves out and into Chuck's apartment to have alone time with Gloria, but he instantly regrets it!

## Cast

### Starring

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Linda Purl as Gloria Johnson
* Ric Carrott as Chuck Cunningham

### Also Starring

* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Misty Rowe as Wendy Wilson
* Beatrice Collen as Marsha Simms
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham

### Featuring

* Randolph Roberts as Randy
* Gavin O'Heirly as Charlie
* Jack Hurst as Mike
* Drew Milner as John Durnil
* Nicolas Brantley as himself
* Ashley Johnson herself
* Mickey Wheatley as himself
* Kathy O'Dare as Mary Lou Milligan
* Tita Bell as Trudy
* Heather Warren as Fonzie's girl
* Lora Marie Taylor as blonde in booth

## Gallery

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Arlene Nestrock

Tannis Montgomery as Arlene Nestrock in the season 1 episode, "Love, and the Television Set"

### Relatives

Mr. Nestrock (father)
Mrs. Nestrock (mother)

### Friends

Corrine DeLarossa (best friend)
Richie Cunningham
"Bag" Zombrowski

### First appearance

"Two Boys In Milwaukee" (in universe)
"Love, and the Television Set" (in series)

### Portrayed by

Tannis Montgomery

**Arlene Nestrock** (or **Nesmith**) is a minor character on Happy Days. She is played by American actress, Tannis Montgomery. She is Richie Cunningham in the series.
Richie and Potsie's New Car

Richie Cunningham, Howard Cunningham, and Potsie Weber

"**Richie and Potsie's New Car**" is the thirteenth episode of the first season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Dick Bensfield and Perry Grant and directed by Jerry Paris. It aired on ABC on January 29th, 1974.

## Synopsis

After not being able to pick up girls, Richie and Potsie buy a car to go on a date, but goes horribly wrong.

## Cast

### Starring

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Cindy Eilbacher as Betty Wilkins
* Tita Bell as Trudy Johnson

### Also Starring

* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie

### Featuring

* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham

## Locations

* Arnold's Drive-In
* The Cunningham House
* Inspiration Point

## Soundtrack

* "Rock Around The Clock" by Bill Haley and his Comets
* "Sh-Boom" by The Crew Cuts
* "Earth Angel" by The Penguins
* "La Bamba" by Richie Valens
* "All Shook Up" by Elvis Presley
* "Little Honda" by The Beach Boys (instrumental)
* "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be Will Be)" by Doris Day
* "Bye, Bye, Love" by The Everly Brothers
* "Happy Days" by Jim Haas

## Notes

* Howard refers to David and Ricky Nelson from the television series, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet and Beaver Cleaver from Leave It to Beaver.

## Gallery

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Season 5

The **fifth Season** of Happy Days consisted of 24 episodes.

## Storyline

Fonzie's cousin, Chachi Arcola, comes to Milwaukee, and falls in love with Joanie Cunningham, however, Joanie doesn't take this kindly.

## Episodes

1. “The Apartment”
2. “Gloria's Back!”
3. “Hollywood”
4. “Fonsilectomy”
5. “My Cousin, The Cheat!”
6. “Joanie Cunningham and Leather Tuscadero”
7. “Richie The Reporter”
8. “My Fair Fonzie”
9. “Hell Week”
10. “Ralph and The Cheerleader”
11. “Joanie's First Kiss”
12. “Grandpa Visits”
13. “Potsie Gets Pinned”
14. “Marion's Misgivings”
15. “Richie Almost Dies”
16. “Rules To Date By”
17. “Spunkless Spunky”
18. “Our Gang”
19. “My Favorite Orkan”
20. “Will You Be My Valentine?”
21. “Do You Wanna Dance?”
22. “Fonzie As Defence”
23. “Al's Date”
24. “The 4th Anniversary Show"

## Cast

### Main

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Anson Williams as Warren "Potsie" Weber
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Alfred Molinaro as Alfred Delveccio
* Linda Purl as Gloria Johnson
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
List of Intros

Happy Days has used many different intros.

## Season 1

1. Season 1 Intro (First Version) ("Love, and the Television Set")
2. Season 1 Intro (Second Version) ("The New Guy In Town")
3. Season 1 Intro (Third Version) ("Fonzy Quits The Falcons")
4. Season 1 Intro (Fourth Version) ("Richie and Potsie's Date Night"-"Ralph's Rave")
5. Season 1 Intro (Fifth Version) ("Graffiti In Milwaukee")
6. Season 1 Intro (Sixth Version) ("Red Lights")
7. Season 1 Intro (Seventh Version) ("Joanie Dyes Her Hair")
8. Season 1 Intro (Eighth Version) ("The Happy Days")
9. Season 1 Intro (Ninth Version) ("Richie Goes All The Way"-"Richie and Potsie's New Car")
10. Season 1 Intro (Tenth Version) ("The Strip Club"-"Love Hurts")
11. Season 1 Intro (Eleventh Version) ("The Costume Party"-Richie Dates Gloria")

## Season 2

1. Season 2 Intro (First Version) ("Richie's Car"-"Guess Who's Back In Town!?")
2. Season 2 Intro (First Version) ("Fish and the Fins"-Fonzie Gets Married")

## Season 3

1. Season 3 Intro (First Version) ("Fonzie Moves In")
2. Season 3 Second Intro ("The Motorcycle Incident"-"Four Eyes Fonzarelli")
3. Season 3 Intro (Third Version) ("The Second Anniversary Special")

## Season 4

1. Season 4 Intro (First Version) ("A Mind Of It's Own"-"Spunky, Come Home!", "Fonzie's Baptism")
2. "Season 4 Intro (Second Version) ("The Third Anniversary Special")

## Season 5

1. Season 5 Intro (First Version) ("The Apartment")
2. "Season 5 Intro (Second Version) ("Gloria's Back!")
3. Season 5 Intro (Third Version) ("Hollywood"-"Richie (Almost) Dies")
4. Season 5 Intro (Fourth Version) ("Rules To Date By"-"Al's Date")
5. Season 5 Intro (Sixth Version) ("The Fourth Anniversary Special")

## Season 6

1. Season 6 Intro (First Version) ("Joanie's Sweet Sixteen")
2. Season 6 Intro (Second Version) ("A Fearless Malph"-"The Kissing Bandit")
3. Season 6 Intro (Third Version) ("Mork Returns")

## Season 7

1. Season 7 Intro (First Version) ("Richie's Job")
2. Season 7 Intro (Second Version) ("Joanie's Dilemma"-"Happy Days Are Gone Again")

## Season 8

1. Season 8 Intro (First Version) ("Hello, Jenny!")
2. Season 8 Intro (Second Version) ("You Live, You Learn"-"Dreams Can Come True")
3. Season 8 Intro (Third Version) ("If You Only Knew Rosa"-"Fonzie's Toothache")
4. Season 8 Intro (Fourth Version) ("WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE."-"Joanie's Big Decision")
5. Season 8 Intro (Fifth Version) ("Summer 1962")

## Season 9

1. Season 9 Intro ("Another Night At Antoine's"-"The Proposal")

## Season 10

1. Season 10 Intro (First Version) ("Rock and Roll Is Dead"-"Letting Go")
2. Season 10 Intro (Second Version) ("An Empty Nest"-"A Woman (NOT) Under The Influence")
3. Season 10 Intro (Third Version) ("Going Steady", "Babysitting", "Turn Around...And You're Home!")
4. Season 10 Intro (Fourth Version) ("Bye, Bye, Hardware")

## Season 11

1. Season 11 Intro ("Welcome Back, Winbreaker!?-"Chachi Loves Joanie")
Season 12

The **twelfth season** of Happy Days consisted of 28 episode.

## Episodes

1. “The Boys Go To Shea Stadium”
2. “Welcome Back, Chuck!”
3. “Mr. and Mrs. Malph”
4. “Potsie Needs A Lover”
5. “Fun, Fun, Fun In The California Sun, Sun, Sun”
6. “The Band Is Back”
7. “Welcome Back, Spike!”
8. “Bye, Bye, Patton”
9. “Joanie, Fonzie, and Roger: Back At Jefferson”
10. “The Rave”
11. “The Mall”
12. “Weber-Cunningham Hardware”
13. “Day At The Beach”
14. “The Swap”
15. “The Boys See The Beach Boys”
16. “Spike vs. Chachi”
17. “Joanie’s Car”
18. “The Gems: Back Again”
19. “Ralph’s Hot Rod: Back Again”
20. “The Divorce”
21. “Chachi Moves Away”
22. “Arnold Returns”
23. “The Last Beatles Concert”
24. “Joanie and Potsie: Again”
25. “Fonzie’s House”
26. “K.C. Returns”
27. “Krystal Cunningham: Going Steady”
28. “Fonzie Moves Away”
Do You Wanna Dance?

**Do You Wanna Dance?**" is the 21st episode of the Sfifth seasonof Happy Days. The episode was written by Garry Marshall and Fred Fox, Jr., and was directed by Jerry Paris. It originally aired on ABC on February 21st, 1978.

## Synopsis

Fonzie's latest romantic interest, a ballet teacher, is secretly yearning to turn professional and dance with the greats in New York. Fonzie, however, has trouble accepting that she may forgo their relationship to pursue her dreams of fame.
Richie's Car

Potsie Weber, Ralph Malph, and Richie Cunningham

"**Richie's Car**" (also known as "**Richie and Gloria Part 2: The New Car**") is the first episode season premiere of the second season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Bob Brunner and Michael Leeson, and directed by Jerry Paris. It originally aired on ABC on September 10th, 1974.

## Synopsis

After being bugged out about bullies, Richie gets a car from Fonzie's Garage, but he doesn't realize that the car is stolen.

## Cast

### Starring

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham

### Also Starring

* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Karl Swenson as The Detective
* Lew Horn as Officer Marlow
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Ric Carrott as Chuck Cunningham

### Featuring

* Frank Sivero as Rocky Barruffi
* Linda Purl as Gloria Johnson
* Suzanne Roth as Charmine
* Lora Marie Taylor as blonde on booth

## Gallery

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20 Years Of Happy Days

The Happy Days 20th anniversary special aired in 1994.

## Cast

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Linda Purl as Gloria Johnson
* Ric Carrott as Chuck Cunningham
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Suzi Quatro as Leather Tuscadero

### Archive Footage

* Jack McCulloch as Erick Johnson
* Danny Jacobson as Pat Jackson
* Tannis Montgomery as Arlene Nestrock
* Sheila Jo Guthree as Corrine DeLarossa
* Kathy O'Dare as Mary Lou Milligan
* Neil Schwartz as "Bag" Zombrowski

## Episodes Referenced

1. "Love, and the Television Set"
2. "Ralph's Rave"
3. "Red Lights"
4. "Joanie Dyes Her Hair"
5. "Richie Goes All The Way"
6. more
"Bag" Zombrowski

## William "Bag" Zombrowski

Neil Schwartz as William "Bag" Zombrowski in the season 1 episode, "The Deadly Dares"

### Relatives

High School Student (formerly)
Lawyer (since late 80s)

### Friends

Hank
Fonzie
Richie Cunningham
Potsie Weber
Ralph Malph

### Enemies

Joanie Cunningham
Chuck Cunningham
Chachi Arcola
Alfred Delveccio

### Portrayed by

Neil Schwartz

**William Jack "Bag" Zombrowski** is a recurring character "Happy Days". The role of Bag is played by Neil Schwartz.

## Friends

* Hank
* Fonzie

## Frienemies

* Richie Cunningham
* Potsie Weber
* Ralph Malph

## Enemies

* Joanie Cunningham
* Chuck Cunningham
* Chachi Arcola
* Alfred Delveccio

## Appearances

### Season 1

1. "Red Lights"
2. "The Happy Days" (as Bag Zombroni)
3. "The Deadly Dares"
4. "Give The Band A Hand"

### Season 2

1. "An Open House"
2. "Not With My Sister, You Don't!"
3. "The Haunted House"
4. "Fonzie Joins The Band"
5. "Cruisin'"

## Trivia

* In the episode, "The Happy Days", his last name was "Zombroni".
Guess Who's Coming For Christmas!?

Richie Cunningham, Howard Cunningham, Chuck Cunningham, Marion Cunningham, and Joanie Cunningham

## Section Header

### Starring

Ronny Howard
Henry Winkler

### Also Starring

Ric Carrott
Tom Bosley
Marion Ross
Erin Moran

### Featuring

Anson Williams
Donny Most
Misty Rowe
Beatrice Collen
Nicolas Brantley
Ashley Johnson
Mickey Wheatley
Kathy O'Dare

**Guess Who's Coming For Christmas!?**" is the 21st episode of the second season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Garry Marshall and Bill Idelson, and was directed by Frank Buxton. It originally aired on December 24th, 1974.

## Synopsis

The Cunningham family Christmas is all set but Richie finds out Fonzie (despite being popular) is alone this holiday. So, Richie decides to ask his folks to let him join them...but will his folks or Fonzie accept?

## Cast

### Starring

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie

### Also Starring

* Ric Carrott as Chuck Cunningham
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham

### Featuring

* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Misty Rowe as Wendy Wilson
* Beatrice Collen as Marsha Simms
* Nicolas Brantley as himself
* Ashley Johnson as herself
* Mickey Wheatley as himself
* Kathy O'Dare as Mary Lou Milligan

## Locations

* The Cunningham Home
* Arnold's Drive-In
* Bronko's Auto Orphanage

## Soundtrack

* "Rock Around The Clock" by Bill Haley and his Comets
* "Happy Days" by Anson Williams and the Happy Days Band

## Notes

* This episode aired again as a Christmas special for the 1975 and 1976 seasons.
* This episode is the last appearance of Chuck until season 4's "I Remember Chuck".
* This episode is the last appearance of Arnold Jackson.

## Gallery

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The Strip Club

"**The Strip Club**" is the fourteenth episode of the first season of Happy Days. The episode was written by William Bickley, and directed by Mel Ferber, It originally aired on ABC on February 5th, 1974.

## Synopsis

At Arnold's Drive-In, Ralph Malph is talking to Richie, Potsie, Mickey, and Carl about his trip to a strip joint the previous night. Richie receives a phone call from Marion, and misses what happened after Bubbles McCaw unzips her jacket. Because of this, Richie and Potsie go to Eddie's Pink Palace to believe it. Potsie even lies to Carl that she *did* take it all off.

## Cast

### Starring

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Barbara Rhodes as Bubbles McCaw

### Also Starring

* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Frank Sivero as "Pockets" Mallone
* Ashley Johnson as unnamed stripper
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham

### Featuring

* Arthur Batanides as Eddie
* Lee Paul as Mory
* Billy Sands as waiter
* Beatrice Collen as Marsha Simms
* Carl Wilson as Carl Feeney
* Mickey Wheatley as himself
* Randolph Roberts as Charlie
* Billy Shears as redheaded boy
* Huston Croft as dark-haired boy

## Locations

* Arnold's Drive-In
* The Cunningham House
* Eddie's Pink Palace

## Soundtrack

* "Rock Around The Clock" by Bill Haley and his Comets
* "Bye, Bye, Love" by The Everly Brothers
* "Rock and Roll Music" by The Beatles
* "Rock Around The Clock" by Bill Haley and his Comets
* "Happy Days" by Jim Haas
Season 7

The **seventh Season** of Happy Days consisted of (insert final number) of episodes.

## Episodes

1. “Richie’s Job”
2. “Joanie’s Dilemma”
3. “A Shotgun Wedding”
4. “Chachi Sells His Soul”
5. “Fonzie Meets His Kat”
6. “The New Mechanic”
7. “They’re Closing Inspiration Point!”
8. “Marion Goes To Jail”
9. “Richie Falls In Love”
10. “Ralph’s Family Problem”
11. “Fonzie’s A Thespian”
12. “Burlesque”
13. “King Richard’s Big Night”
14. “Joanie's Fun Job”
15. “Here Comes The Bride (Again)”
16. “Fonzie vs. the She-Devils”
17. “Ah, Wilderness”
18. “Bye, Bye, Arnold’s”
19. “The New Arnold’s”
20. “The Commercial”
21. “The Roarin’ Twenties”
22. “Allison”
23. “A Father And Son”
24. “The 28th Anniversary”
25. “The Beach Boys”
26. “A Potsie Is Born”
27. “Happy Days Are Gone Again”

## Cast

### Main

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Scott Baio as Charles "Chachi" Arcola
* Anson Williams as Warren "Potsie" Weber
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Linda Purl as Gloria Johnson
* Al Molinaro as Al Delveccio
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Tom Bosley a sHoward Cunningham
Two Boys In Milwaukee

"**Two Boys In Milwaukee**" is a 1971 feature film that "Happy Days" was based on.

## Plot

### Act 1

The Cunninghams are the first family on the block to get a television set. Later repourpessed for "Love, and the Television Set"

### Act 2

Potsie sets Richie up on a date with Mary Lou Milligan. Later used for "Richie Goes All The Way"

### Act 3

Richie and Potsie go on a double car date. Later used for "Richie and Potsie's New Car"

### Act 4

Potsie invite Richie to his cousin Jackson's stag party. Later used for "The Stag Party"

### Act 5

Eddie Bazinski organizes a drag race between himself and Ralph Malph. Later used for "Red Lights".

## Cast

### Main

* Ronnie Howard as Richie Cunningham, an All-American teenage boy
* Anson Heimlich as Warren "Potsie" Weber, Richie's sex-obsessed best friend
* Donald Most as Ralph Malph, a leader of a popular gang, The Gems
* Henry Winkler as Arnold "Mash" Marsharelli, a tough biker

### Other

* Melinda Purl as Gloria Johnson
* Harold Gould as Howard Cunningham
* Marrian Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Susan Neher as Joanie Cunningham
* Ric Carott as Charles "Chuck" Cunningham
* Richard Hurst as Arnold
* Jack McCulloch as Erick Johnson
* Danny Jacobson as Pat Jackson
An Easy Night's Day

The Beetles' third album, releasing in 1966.

## Track Listing

### Side 1

1. "Maybe, Baby"
2. "That'll Be The Day"
3. "I Don't Care"
4. "Barbara Anne"
5. "The Times, They Are A Changin'"
6. "Rock The Joint"
7. "Let's Twist Again"

### Side 2

1. "Surf City"
2. "Catch A Wave"
3. "Like A Rolling Stone"
4. "Surfin' USA"
5. "Rock and Roll Music"
6. "Johnny B. Goode"
7. "Jailhouse Rock"
Season 9

The **ninth season** of Happy Days consisted of 23 episodes.

## Episodes

1. “Another Night At Antoine's”
2. “Home Movies”
3. “Not With My Mother, You Don't!”
4. “Little Baby Cunningham”
5. “The Nun Story”
6. “Fonzie The Substitute”
7. “Her OTHER Guy”
8. “She’s Just A Piccalo”
9. “Baby, It’s Cold Inside”
10. “Fonzie’s Birthday”
11. "Hello, Tough Guy!”
12. “The Southern Crossing”
13. “Joanie’s (Next) Big Decision”
14. “Grandma Nussbaum”
15. “Poobah Doo Dah”
16. “A Touch Of Classical”
17. “A Song, Leopards, and a Musical”
18. “Chuck Gets Married”
19. “The ‘50s Are Dead”
20. “Joanie’s New Friend”
21. “Hello, Flip!”
22. “Chachi’s Future”
23. “The Proposal”

## Cast

### Starring

* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Scott Baio as Charles "Chachi" Arcola
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo
* Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips
* Al Molarino as Alfred "Al" Delveccio

### Recurring

* Linda Purl as Gloria Johnson
* Anson Williams as Warren "Potsie" Weber
List of gang around Milwaukee

Milwaukee has a lot of gangs for some reason.

## The Silver

msGems and The Silver Boys united to form The Silver Gems.

### Members

* Richie Cunningham
* Potsie Weber
* Ralph Malph
* Pat Jackson
* Cook Johnson
* Even Murphy
* Jason Stevenson
* Nicolas Brantley
* Carson Parker
* Aiden Smith

## The Magnets

* Gloria Johnson
* Joanie Cunningham
* Ashley Johnson

## The Assorted Nuts

* Kim ("Chestnut")
* Jennifer Jerome ("Walnut")
* Marry Lou Milligan ("Peanut")

## The Falcons

* Fonzie
* Rocky Barruffi
* Pockets Josepe
* Frankie Malachi
* Rocco Malachi

## Tha Kul Cidz

* Ronald Crossett
* Grayson White
* Elias Williams
* Malachi Loeb

## The Lords

* Chachi Arcola
* Jason Sharp
* Lee Stough
Joanie Shaves Her Head

"**Joanie Shaves Her Head**" is the 28th episode and season finale of the thirteenth season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Nicolas Brantley, and directed by Jerry Paris. The episode originally aired on NET in 1986.

## Synopsis

Now 23 year old Joanie Cunningham is looking for something different, so she shaves her head.

## Notes

* This episode was rated the number 1 episode of Happy Days by TV Guide in 1994.
Fendregar

Symbol of Fendregar

**Fendregar** was a true neutral flame elk god of nature, balance, freedom, flora, fauna, wildfires, hunting, and growth. He was the patron of clerics, druids, and rangers - and sometimes paladins. He sought to protect the natural life cycle of all living things. He saw the world, civilization, expansionism, spirit, and reclamation as a scale. He showed no ill will toward society or nature. He does loathe, however, those who disrespect the environment and those who will take advantage of the great gifts of the wild and not share them.

> *"Fendregar's presence is a reminder that nature is both beautiful and dangerous. But if we respect it and work with it, we can achieve amazing things." -* Druid Priest of Fendregar
>
>

## Description

Fendregar takes the shape of a massive elk, with intelligent orange eyes, antlers seemingly made of charcoal on fire (representing the crowning of a wildfire in a canopy), and fur that moves and billows like cinders in a gentle breeze. His hooves are either also made of charcoal and on fire or black with a greenish tint. It is said that when Fendregar walks on the mortal plane, his feet will either alight the ground beneath him or leave behind a trail of vines, shrubbery, and seedling trees (signifying natural rebirth).

## Personality

The typical demeanor of Fendregar was level-headed, even in times of duress. Peace was always the favored outcome in any situation he found himself in. He cared deeply for nature but understands the necessity of mortals harnessing any natural resources. He deeply despised those who take more than they need, however.

He was known to care little for mortal worship or holy sites and only asked for his followers to maintain peace and balance between nature and the rest of the realm. He granted abilities and powers to clerics, druids, and rangers that he himself deemed worthy of maintaining his cause of peace and balance.

## Worshipers

Clerics, druids, and rangers typically served as Fendregar's maintainers of peace. Any being who sought to respect nature and its gifts was quickly accepted into Fendregar's care. Paladins of Fendregar were extremely rare and considered the most dedicated to Fendregar's teachings.
Richie Cunningham/Appearances

## Season 1

1. "Love, and the Television Set" (starring)
2. "The New Guy In Town" (starring)
3. "Fonzy Quits The Falcons" (featuring)
4. "Richie and Potsie's Date Night" (starring)
5. "Ralph's Rave" (starring)
6. "Fonzy's Real Name" (starring)
7. "Graffiti In Milwaukee" (starring)
8. "The Happy Days" (starring)
9. "Richie Goes All The Way" (starring)
Season 1 Intro (First Version)

The **first version of the intro** to Happy Days was only used in, "Love, and the Television Set".

## Credits

1. (starring) Ronnie Howard
2. Anson Heimlich
3. Tannis Montgomery
4. Ric Carrott
5. (co-starring) Erin Moran
6. Bill Cosby
7. Jackie Coogan
8. Virginia Gregg
9. Marion Ross
10. (and starring) Thomas Bosley (as Howard Cunningham)

## Trivia

* This is the only intro to feature "Sh-Boom" as the the theme.
* This is the first intro to credit Ronny Howard, Anson Williams, Tannis Montgomery, Ric Carrott, Erin Moran, Bill Cosby, Jackie Coogan, Virginia Gregg, Marion Ross, and Tom Bosley.
* This is the only intro to credit Tannie Montgomery, Jackie Coogan, Bill Cosby, and Virginia Gregg.
Season 4

The **Fourth Season** of Happy Days consisted of 26 episodes.

## Storyline

Arnold's Drive-In gets a new owner, Joanie is tired of being treated like a kid.

## Episodes

1. "A Mind Of It's Own”
2. “Fonzie Loves Pinky”
3. “Fonzie The Father”
4. “"Richie's" Apartment”
5. “The Scandal”
6. “A.K.A. "The Fonz"”
7. “Those '50s Days”
8. “Joanie Cunningham - Ex Cheerleader”
9. “Marion Rebels”
10. "Hello, Chachi!”
11. “I Remember Chuck”
12. “Fonzie's Hero”
13. “The Time Capsule”
14. "The Day The Music Died"
15. “Richie's New Job”
16. “The Book Of Records”
17. ”Fonzie's Old Lady"
18. “Bye, Bye, Gems”
19. “The Last Of The Big Time Malphs”
20. “Graduation Day”
21. “The Physical”
22. "Another Cunningham Basketballer?”
23. “Joanie's Werid Boyfriend”
24. “Fonzie-How, Inc.”
25. “Spunky, Come Home!”
26. “The Third Anniversary Special”
27. “Fonzie's Baptism”

## Cast

### Main

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Anson Williams as Warren "Potsie" Weber
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham

### Minor

* Ric Carott as Charles "Chuck" Cunningham
* Scott Baio as Charles "Chachi" Arcola
* Neil J. Schwartz as William "Bag" Zombrowski
The Scholarship

"**The Scholarship**" is the nineteenth episode of the eight season of Happy Days. The episode was directed by Mark Rothman, and directed by Jerry Paris. The episode originally aired on ABC on May 5th, 1981.

## Synopsis

A major university offers basketball star (but academic non-standout) Chachi a scholarship to attend their school. Fonzie is excited, but Roger and Howard not only fail to show the same enthusiasm, they become suspicious at the college's academic background.
Those '50s Days

"**Those '50s Days**" is the seventh episode of the fourth season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Nicolas Brantley, Garry Marshall, Rob Reiner, George Lucas, Gloria Katz, and Willard Huyck, and directed by Mel Ferber. The episode originally aired on ABC in 1976.

## Synopsis

The 1950s are over. The cast reflects on the episodes that took place in the decade.

## Errors

* Howard says Love, and the Television Set took place in February of 1953, but it really took place in January of 1954.
Red Lights

"**Red Lights**" is the eighth episode of the first season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Garry Marshall and Rob Reiner, and directed by Mel Ferber. It originally aired on ABC in 1974.

## Synopsis

Ralph Malph organizes a drag race between himself and Bag.

## Plot

### Act 1

In the parking lot of Arnold's Drive-In. "Bag" Zombrowski is sitting in his car with Shirley (Richie's girl). Richie Cunningham and his best friend, Potsie Weber walk up to the car. Richie, Potsie, Bag, and Shirley exchange a few words. Then, Ralph Malph pulls up in his '32 Roadster. Ralph triggers Bag, and Bag challenges Ralph to a Drag Race. Ralph agrees.

### Act 4

Richie and Potsie arrive at the drag race. Richie starts it, Bag wrecks his car. and the police arrive.

## Cast

### Starring

* Ron Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Don Most as Ralph Malph
* Michael Schwartz as "Bag" Zombrowski
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Cindy Williams as Shirley Feeney

### Also Starring

* Carl Wilson as Carl Feeney
* Mickey Wheatley as himself
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham

### Featuring

* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Ric Carrott as Chuck Cunningham
* Tom Bosley as Michael Feeney
* Marilyn Monroe as Audrey Feeney
* Brian Wilson as Brian Feeney
* Dennis Wilson as Dennis Feeney
* David Marks as himself

## Soundtrack

* "Rock Around The Clock"
* "Surf City"
* "Drag City"
* "Drivers License"
* "Happy Days"
DayToons

**DayToons** is an American cartoon network. The channel has a late night block, showcasing classic programs from the 1950s-1990s. Happy Days is one of these shows.

## Seasons

* Season 1 (1994-1999, 2015-present)
* Season 2 (1994-1999, 2015-present)
* Season 3 (1995-2000, 2015-present)
* Season 4 (1995-2000, 2015-present)
* Season 5 (1996-2001, 2015-present)
* Season 6 (1996-2001, 2015 present)
* Season 14 (2001-present)
* Season 15 (2001-present)
* Season 16 (2002-present)
* Season 17 (2002-present)
* Season 18 (2003-present)
* Season 19 (2003-present)
* Season 20 (2003-present)
* Season 9 (2015-present)
* Season 7 (2015-present)
* Season 8 (2015-present)
* Season 10 (2015-present)
Season 8

The **eighth Season** of Happy Days consisted of 26 episodes.

## Storyline

Marion adjusts to having only one child at home, Fonzie becomes a teacher.

## Episodes

1. “Hello, Jenny!”
2. “You Live, You Learn”
3. “Joanie’s New Car”
4. “No Tell Motel”
5. ”Dreams Can Come True”
6. “Hello, Roger!”
7. “If You Only Knew Rosa”
8. “A White Christmas”
9. “Aftermalph”
10. “And, The Winner Is…”
11. “Do You Have Motorcycle Money!?”
12. “Fonzie’s Toothache”
13. “WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE.”
14. “Broadway, It’s Not”
15. “Here Come The Bride and Gloom”
16. “Fonzie Gets Shot”
17. “Hello, Mrs. Arcola!”
18. “A New Basketballer”
19. “The Scholarship”
20. “Richie Gets Married”
21. “Howard’s Bowling Buddy”
22. “Mother and Son Reunion”
23. “An American Musical”
24. “Joanie and Chachi Graduate”
25. “Joanie’s Big Decision”
26. “Summer 1962”

## Cast

### Main

* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Scott Baio as Charles "Chachi" Arcola
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Al Molinaro as Al Delveccio
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
Another Night At Antoine's

"**Another Nights At Antoine's**" is the first episode and season premiere of the ninth season of Happy Days. Written by Mark Rothman, and directed by Jerry Paris, the episode premiered on ABC on October 6th, 1981.

## Synopsis

Joanie Cunningham is furious because Chachi wants to date other girls, so she gets her revenge by dating a man that's in college.
Classic TV Network

The **Classic TV Network** is a television channel that airs TV shows from the 1950s-mid 2000s, and also airs reruns of Happy Days.

## Seasons

* Season 1 (since 1989)
* Season 3 (since 1994)
* Season 2 (since 1995)
* Season 4 (since 1997)
* Season 6 (since 1999)
* Season 5 (since 2000)
* Season 8 (since 2003)
* Season 9 (since 2005)
* Season 10 (since 2006)
* Season 7 (since 2011)
* Season 12 (since 2013)
* Season 13 (since 2013)
* Season 14 (since 2015)
* Season 15 (since 2018)
WGN Superstation

**WGN Superstation** was an American subscription television network that aired the seasons eleven, twelve, and thirteen of Happy Days. This contrasts to TV Land, who had the broadcasting rights to air the first ten seasons, and DayToons, who aired seasons fourteen-twenty.

## Seasons

* Season 11 (acquired in 2001)
* Season 12 (acquired in 2002)
* Season 13 (acquired in 2003)

## Alterations To Episodes

* From 2001-2004, episodes aired with several music alterations (most noticeably, the show's theme song, "Dance, Dance Dance" (for the eleventh season, by The Beach Boys), and "Satisfaction" (for seasons twelve and thirteen, by The Rolling Stones), were replaced with cover versions, as well as most of the background music, and if they weren't replaced by covers, they were replaced by instrumental versions of the original).
* In order to avoid continuity issues, "Joanie Shaves Her Head" was always excluded from broadcasts.
Home Movies

Joanie Cunningham

**Home Movies**" is the second episode of the ninth season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Garry Marshall, Fred Fox, Jr., and Brian Levant, and directed by Jerry Paris. It originally aired on ABC on October 6th, 1981.

## Cast

### Starring

* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Scott Baio as Chachi Arcola
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Linda Purl as Gloria Johnson

### Also Starring

* Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips
* Alfred Molarino as Alfred "Al" Delveccio
* Mickey Wheatley as himself

### Featuring

* Frank Sivero as Rocky Baruffi
* Lisa Donaldson as Alisa
* D.D. Corrine as Corrine
* Priscilla Allen as Mrs. Von Huene
* Richard Beauchamp as Shades
* Denis Mandel as Eugene Belvin
* Harris Kal as Bobby
* Heidi Bohay as Terry

## Production Staff

* Garry Marshall (writer)
* Fred Fox, Jr. (writer)
* Brian Levant (writer)
* Jerry Paris (director)
* Ronny Hallin (producer)
* James Patrick Dunne (assistant producer)
* Lowell Ganz (supervising producer)
* Garry Marshall (executive producer)
* Edward K. Milkis (executive producer)
* Thomas L. Miller (executive producer)
* Michael Leonard (director)
* Robert G. Hager (cinematographer)
* Larry Breslow (editor)
* Ed Cotter (editor)
* Bobby Hoffman (casting director)
* Monty Elliott (art director)
* Anthony D. Nealis (set director)
* Shirley Gilbert (hair stylist)
* Bonnie Walker (hair stylist)
* Bruce Hutchinson (makeup stylist)
* Henry J. Lange Jr. (unit production manager)
* Harriette Regan (first assistant director)
* Reuben L. Watt (second assistant director)
* Jim Ford (sound mixer)
* Stanley Paul (sound mixer)
* Ronny Hallin (casting consultant)
* Oda Groeschel (costume/wardrobe, women)
* Mickey Sherrard (custom/wardrobe, men)
* Stephen M. Rowe (music editor)
* Bennett Salvay (music coordinator)
* William Bickley (executive script consultant)
* Gabrielle James (script supervisor)
* Sandy Nelson (script supervisor)
* Michael Warren (executive script consultant)
* Robert Elsey (transportation coordinator)
* Fred Fox, Jr. (executive story editor)
* Babaloo Mandel (story consultant)
* Anthony W. Marshall (production consultant)
* Robert Pekurny (program consultant)
* Phil Perez (technical coordinator)
* Paula A. Roth (executive story consultant)
* Mark Rothman (creative consultant)

## Gallery

JoaniePotsie, Chachi, Fonzie, Jenny, Al, Roger, Joanie, Marion, Howard, and GloriaPotsie, Fonzie, Al, Roger, Joanie, Chachi Gloria, Marion, and HowardAl, Chachi, Fonzie, Roger, Gloria, Marion, and HowardJoanie and Corrine
The Happy Days

"**The Happy Days**" is the eight episode of the first season of Happy Days.

## Synopsis

Richie's bisexual redemption ark, Richie's friends and family are pushing him towards hetorosexuality, so Potsie sets him up with Mary Lou Milligan, a girl with a "reputation". Richie is in love with Potsie, so his is glad when he finds out that Mary Lou doesn't want to go 'all the way'. This doesn't mean he isn't interested in girls, but it doesn't mean he isn't interested in boys, especially Potsie.

## Cast

### Starring

* Ronnie Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Kathleen D'Orazi as Mary Lou Milligan

### Also Starring

* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Jack McCulloch as Erick Johnson
* Danny Jacobson as Pat Jackson

### Featuring

* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Ric Carrott as Chuck Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Rick Hurst (credited as Richard D. Hurst) as Arnold Jackson
Joanie's Fun Job

"**Joanie's Fun Job**" is the fourteenth episode the seventh season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Beverly Bloomberg, and was directed by Jerry Paris. The episode originally aired on ABC on December 18th, 1979.

## Synopsis

Fed up with her parents' restrictions, seventeen-year-old Joanie decides to assert her independence and secretly auditions for a modeling job with a photographer who specializes in nudes.

## Cast

### Starring

* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Scott Baio as Chachi Arcola
* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham

### Also Starring

* G.W. Bailey as Jack Whitman
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber

### Featuring

* Maureen McCormick as Michelle
* Taaffe O'Connell as Carol
* Tammy Taylor as Sally
Westward Ho!

"**Richie Goes All The Way**" is fourth episode of the season 6 of Happy Days. The episode was written by Walter Kempley, and directed by Walter Kempley. It originally aired on September 26th, 1978, on ABC.

## Synopsis

The dude ranch operated by Marion's Uncle Ben is in danger of being taken over by crooked neighbor H.R. Buchanan, so the Cunninghams set off for Colorado to come to the rescue with Potsie, Ralph, Al Delveccio and Fonzie all in tow.

## Cast

### Starring

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham

## Notes

* Scott Baio was supposed to appear in the special, but couldn't due to issues with his agent.
The Stag Party

Richie Cunningham and Potsie Weber

"**The Stag Party**" is the twelfth episode of the first season of Happy Days. The episode was written by William Bickley and Bob Brunner and directed by Jerry Paris. It aired on ABC on January 29, 1974.

## Synopsis

Potsie convinces Richie to go to his cousin Arnold's bachelor party, which just so happens to be a stag party.

## Cast

### Starring

* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham
* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Lousia Mortiz as Verna Laverne

### Also Starring

* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Tim Haldeman as Arnold
* Lennie Weinrib as Duke

### Featuring

* Tom Harris as Vince
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Beatrice Colen as Marsha Simms
* Ric Carrott as Chuck Cunningham
* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Cindy Eilbacher as Betty Wilkins
* Tita Bell as Trudy Johnson

## Locations

* Arnold's Drive-In
* The Cunningham House
* Arthur's Party Hall

## Soundtrack

1. "Rock Around The Clock" by Bill Haley and The Comets
2. "Hound Dog" by Elvis Presley
3. "Splish Splash" by Bobby Darrin
4. "See You Later, Alligator!" by Elvis Presley
5. "Happy Days" by Jim Haas

## Notes

* This episode is the first appearance of Louisa Mortiz as Verna Laverne.
* This episode is the first appearance of Tim Haldeman as Arnold Drysdale.
* This episode is the first appearance of Lennie Weinrib as Duke.
* This episode is the first appearance of Tom Harris as Vince.
* The party's name is "From Here to Maternity", referencing the movie "From Here to Eternity".
* Tom Bosley and guest star Lennie Weinrib (the heavyset host of the bachelor party) played father and son on the 1972-74 animated series Wait Till Your Father Gets Home (1972). Bosley played conservative Harry Boyle and Weinrib was his hippie son Chet.
* The title alludes to the 23rd Psalm ("my cup runneth over").
* In some countries, the scene where Richie is throwing up is removed.

## Errors

* When Howard is back in Richie's bedroom, after Richie was getting sick in the bathroom due to the beer he drank. While Howard sits on Richie's bed, holding a wet washcloth to Richie's forehead, the sleeves of his robe are rolled back. But when he goes to get Coffee for Richie, his robe sleeves are back over his arms.
List of Beetles members

(1954)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - vocals, lead guitar
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph - vocals, piano
 The Annual Leopard Lodge Band
(1955)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - piano
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph - saxophone
* William "Bag" Zombrowski - drums
 The Band
(1955-1957)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - saxophone, drums
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph - piano, vocals, trumpet
 Leather Tuscadero and the Silver Beetles
(1957)
* Marilyn Jackson - vocals
* Joanie Cunningham - vocals
* Warren "Potsie" Weber - bass
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - drums
 The Annual Arnold's Band
(1957-1961)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - saxophone
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph - piano
 Warren Weber and His Band
(1961)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - saxophone
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph - piano
 The Annual Arnold's Band
(1961-1965)
* Joanie Cunningham - vocals, bass
 The Silver Beetles
(1965-1966)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph
 The Beetles
(1966-1968)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - vocals, bass, lead guitar, keyboards, percussion
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph - lead guitar, vocals, percussion, piano
 The Beatles
(1968)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - vocals, bass, lead guitar, keyboards, percussion
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph - guitar, vocals, percussion, piano
 The Beetles
(1968-1972)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham – vocals, bass, lead guitar, keyboards, percussion, drums
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph – lead guitar, vocals, piano. sitar, bass, keyboards, percussion, moog synthesizer
 The Beetles
(1972)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham – vocals, bass, drums, percussion, keyboards, lead guitar
 The Beetles
(1972-1973)
	+ Richard "Richie" Cunningham – vocals, bass, lead guitar, keyboards, percussion
	+ Raphael "Ralph" Cunningham – guitar, vocals, piano, bass, percussion
 The Beetles
(1973)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham – vocals, bass, lead guitar, keyboards, percussion
 The Beetles With Sticks Downey
(1973)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham – vocals, bass, lead, guitar, keyboards, percussion
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph – lead guitar, vocals, piano, bass, percussion
* William "Bag" Zombrowski – drums, percussion, vocals
 The Beetles
(1973)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham – vocals, bass, lead guitar, keyboards, percussion
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph – lead guitar, vocals, piano, bass, percussion
 The Beetles
(1973-1974)
* Raphael Malph – vocals, lead guitar
 The Beetles
(1977-present)
* Richard "Richie" Cunningham - vocals, bass, maraccas, saxophone
* Raphael "Ralph" Malph - vocals, rhythm guitar, piano, keyboard, trumpet
* William "Bag" Zombrowski - drums, vocals
Joanie's Sweet Sixteen

"**Richie Goes All The Way**" is the first episode and premiere of the sixth season of Happy Days. The episode was written by Brian Levant, and directed by Jerry Paris. It originally aired on ABC on September 5th, 1978.

## Synopsis

Joanie may or may not have a high school quarterback as her date during her Sweet Sixteen Birthday Celebration.

## Cast

### Starring

* Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham
* Dan Spector as Burton Fitch
* Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham
* Henry Winkler as Fonzie
* Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham
* Ray Underwood as Terrence "Tip" Corrigan
* Ronny Howard as Richie Cunningham

### Also Starring

* Ric Carott as Chuck Cunningham
* Anson Williams as "Potsie" Weber
* Donny Most as Ralph Malph
* Alfred Molinaro as Al Delveccio
* Nicolas Brantley as himself

### Featuring

* Pat Morita as "Arnold" Takahashi
* Mickey Wheatley as himself

## Notes

* Joanie turns 16 in this episode. In real life, Erin Moran was 18.
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