For the generation that grew up with "Happy Days," Henry Winkler's the Fonz was the embodiment of cool. The sitcom, which aired in the 1970s and '80s, was set in 1950s Milwaukee and followed the ...

Find out why the Happy Days star developed his own code for playing the iconic character.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The "Fonzie's Baptism" episode transcript reveals that during the religious ceremony, Fonzie makes a speech in which he shares ...

Happy Days brought us joy, happiness, and some of our favorite stars. One of those stars is Henry Winkler. The actor played Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli, aka The Fonz or Fonzie, on the series. And while ...

Fonzie in his leather jacket sits down in a booth at a restaurant in "Happy Days" (1974-1984) - Paramount Television For an entire decade, "Happy Days" delighted viewers as a lighthearted, nostalgic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. He remembered going into auditions after his sitcom was canceled, with casting directors asking, "What are you doing here? We ...

"Happy Days" follows a Wisconsin family's life in the 1950s, back when diners had jukeboxes, teenagers fell in love with milkshakes in their hands, and greasers terrorized the streets. While the ...

Sign up for The A.V. Club's free newsletter to have the best TV, film, and news stories sent straight to your inbox. Hey, hey, we’re the Fonzies. People say we ...

In 1977, Happy Days was the No. 1 show on television. So it’s rather remarkable that, at the height of its popularity, the mainstream ABC sitcom devoted a season finale to a Catholic baptism—complete ...