Linda Purl is finally ready to share the ‘disgusting story’ behind the ‘Happy Days’ set being designed with only one bathroom ...

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Howdy! Beef N' Burger is a forgotten burger chain which is no longer around that took its marketing inspiration from "The ...

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.

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 ...

The phrase "Jumping the Shark" didn't come about until 1985 but it was referring to a "Happy Days" episode from 1977 where ...

A Dallas-based ice cream company is expanding its company-owned footprint as part of a broader growth plan. According to public filings, Howdy Homemade Ice Cream is planning a new location in ...

ABC wanted to change the title of 'Happy Days' to 'Fonzie's Happy Days' because of Henry Winkler's popularity. The actor refused.

For generations, puppets have been used to communicate with kids. From “Howdy Doody” in the 1940s to “Lamb Chop” in the 1960s to the beloved “Sesame Street” and “The Muppets” characters from the 1970s ...

Henry Winkler knew before he ever stepped onto the set that something was off. The Happy Days star has made multiple headlines after he opened up on In Depth With Graham Bensinger about a falling out ...