Happy Days welcomed plenty of familiar faces, but these five guest stars may have slipped your mind. Here's where they popped up and what they did on the show.

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Elvis Presley was tied to many women, and his film career was no different. From Debra Paget to Mary Tyler Moore, here's your update on these big-screen icons.

The phrase “Jumping the Shark” didn’t come about until 1985, but it was referring to a Happy Days episode from 1977 where Fonzie actually jumped over a shark. (No sharks were harmed in the making of ...

It's no surprise that trouble abounds on the school bus and Lumpy just can't pull it together to save the gang from harm. What happens to our lovable cast? Do they survive? Will they return? Our only ...

Henry Winkler opened up on the latest episode of “In Depth With Graham Bensinger” about refusing to let ABC executives change the name of “Happy Days” to “Fonzie's Happy Days” due to the explosive ...

It’s been 50 years since Happy Days fans met Al Delvecchio for the first time. After a full season of Pat Morita in the role of Arnold’s Drive-in owner, Arnold Takahashi, Al Molinaro was introduced in ...

Nicholson's nephew Binky borrows the Howdy Doody adventure book, and another book called *The Phantom of the Doody-O Studio gets delivered back to Bob and Happy instead. Soon, the book and other items ...

Henry Winkler revealed that he was doing “what [he] thought was [his] job” when he was infamously fired from the Tom Hanks vehicle “Turner & Hooch.” Winkler had been hired to direct the 1989 comedy by ...

ABC, spawning what would become one of the biggest tropes in TV history. In the episode, Fonzie (Henry Winkler) is challenged by the “California Kid” (James Daughton) to jump over a tiger shark while ...

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