It’s one of the most infamous moments in television history. On the Sept. 20, 1977 episode of ABC’s hit sitcom Happy Days, Fonzie, the lovable tough guy portrayed by Henry Winkler, strapped on water ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Originally aired beginning in 1974 -- just one year after "American Graffiti" put George Lucas on the map and made the 1950s cool again -- ...

Ron Howard revealed in a career-spanning Vulture interview that he was ready to walk away from “Happy Days” if the team behind the beloved ABC sitcom changed its title to “Fonzie’s Happy Days.” Howard ...

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 ...

Henry Winkler’s turn as Arthur Fonzarelli on Happy Days made him a major star, but the actor says he wasn’t sure of it at the start. Winkler, 79, talked about his audition for Fonzie (a.k.a. The Fonz) ...

There was a time, Henry Winkler admits, that he was sensitive about people calling him "Fonzie" in real life — even scolding child for doing so. The Happy Days icon made a name for himself playing the ...

During the 1970s, I really loved Happy Days. Life with the Cunningham family seemed quite surreal — as was Fonzie’s younger cousin, Raymond “Spike” Fonzarelli, who was played by actor Danny Butch and ...