“Happy Days” premiered 50 years ago in January 1974. Primetime was never the same. With a cast of largely unfamiliar faces, the hit TV show made characters like ‘Fonzie’ a household name.

With its combination of nostalgia and heartwarming comedy, Happy Days brought viewers back to the 1950s for 11 seasons beginning in 1974. The show effortlessly captured the audience with not only ...

In the 1970s, the coolest decade in entertainment was the 1950s. Grease packed the house on Broadway. American Graffiti cruised into theaters and Happy Days became one of TV’s most popular shows.

Ron Howard, Henry Winkler and the Cast of Happy Days to Reunite to Support Wisconsin Democrats. John Stamos has volunteered to join the original cast members for the virtual reunion on Oct. 25 ...

Some shows fade into memory, while others, like Happy Days, never seem to leave us. Recently, Ron Howard (Richie Cunningham), Henry Winkler (Fonzie), Don Most (Ralph Malph) and Anson Williams ...

Three of the original Happy Days castmembers recently reunited to explain just how Robin Williams got cast as an alien on the comedy series. “Mork & Mindy was like the worst script in the ...

The Cast Of Happy Days Sued For $10 Million In Merch Profits Henry Winkler and Ron Howard (likely busy with his directorial career) were not part of the aforementioned lawsuit.

The Monkees' star Micky Dolenz says he was almost cast as 'The Fonz' on 'Happy Days' but admits that Henry Winkler deserved the part: “He was just so good.” ...

Set in 1950s Milwaukee, Happy Days was a favorite with television audiences for its big laughs and schmaltzy sentimentality. It was a feel-good show with the right actors in its ensemble cast ...

‘Happy Days’ Cast Sues CBS, Paramount for $10 Million. ... The show originally ran on ABC from 1974 until 1984 and has been a staple in TV syndication and on various cable outlets since.