Williams was famed for his improvisational comedy in almost every role he portrayed. In 1989, Happy Days creator Garry ...

Williams appeared in two Happy Days episodes between 1978 and 1979: “My Favorite Orkan” and “Mork Returns.” He went on to ...

Winkler, 80, played Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli, while Williams, 76, played Potsie Weber, and Most, 72, played Ralph Malph.

Robin Williams had to work hard to find a way to showcase his unique brand of humor. Once he landed on TV shows, he was unstoppable. Happy Days launched Williams’ career as well. He did a one-episode ...

Role: Robin Williams portrays Mork, an alien from the planet Ork, who arrives in Milwaukee to study human behavior. After Richie Cunningham claims to have seen a flying saucer, Mork appears in his ...

When Henry Winkler reminisces about his time on the iconic television series Happy Days, one name stands out among the rest: Robin Williams. Their collaboration marked a memorable moment in television ...

In 1977, while producing Happy Days, Marshall took his son to see Star Wars: A New Hope. His son was so smitten by the space adventure, Marshall decided to create an alien character for the show.

It’s amazing how a single sitcom—even one that arrived and took the pop culture world by storm—can create an entire universe of shows, characters and Saturday-morning experiments, but Happy Days may ...

Garry Marshall, who created some of the 1970s’ most iconic sitcoms including “Happy Days,” “The Odd Couple,” “Laverne and Shirley” and “Mork and Mindy” and went on to direct hit movies including ...

Television spin-offs are a funny thing. For every Frasier, begat from Cheers, there is a Joey, the offspring of Friends. Rare is the television sitcom that has launched multiple spin-offs, with series ...