I met marion ross in Spain. She was there on a uso show. I went to the shoppette and she was sitting on the bench outside the theatre. I looked then did a double take. She laughed and said, yes its me! She invited me to sit and we taljednearly an hour. She told me stories of the show, how the boys lived to play pranks on each other. Ill never forget how sweet she was.
When I was growing up during the 70's, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Mork & Mindy, and later M*A*S*H were my favorite shows. I grew up in Milwaukee so Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley were "in" Milwaukee, so I really connected to them. I lived near the place that inspired Arnold's. It's called Leon's, and they had the best 🍦ice-cream🍦, 🍨sundaes🍨, etc. The school was across the road on 27th and Oklahoma Avenue. It was a great show that again I had a connection with. It was a brilliantly written and very well casted show. Truly a special time.
TYVM for this...as a child living in a small town in Northern Ontario, Canada...this show meant every thing to me, my siblings and all our friends. Great memories as a child...the best...great actors and lots of fun.
The theme song , Ritchie was like our older brother, the Fonz was the neighborhood legend and Howard and Marion were our parents. Great times. Thanks for giving us our Happy Days.
I was watching some Happy Days yesterday and I started crying at some parts on season 2. This was my favorite show when i was a kid. My parents grew up in the 50's, listened to the music and the show meant a lot to me .
I really grew up in the 80s born in 79, and I was hooked on this show that I even had a black leather jacket today its called a plane motorcycle jacket small collar and a pocket zipper on top left side and an inside pocket 2 1 hidden in the other pocket, and 2 normal hand pockets, was a Harley Davidson ,had that jacket for years, i think I liked it so much because I always wanted a family like that and friends you can count on, either way I love the show, stories still obviously the best sitcom ever, and Roseanne, now the Connors. And now its Dexter, so happy its back for season 9, I have something to look forward to now lol
Same here! My parents were teens in the 50s and loved this show! My sister and I were born in the late 60s and we also loved the show. I wanted to be the Fonz! Even out on my BMX bike I'd ride up to my friends Give both thumbs up and say "aaayyy".
I was a kid when this show was on, around 9 or 10. No VCR's, no reruns for years, if you missed it that was it. You listened to all your friends at school talk about how great the episode was. So we were always on our best behavior that day and the threat from the parents was sending us to bed without seeing Happy Days. We were complete angels.
Thats when televison was its best.... I loved watching tv back then. Like you explained.... It was like an event at times for certain shows or episodes, there was excitement and anticipation. Those days are forever gone but I cherish the memories. I am 50 yrs old.@@Wanderglobe
I enjoy watching Happy Days back then l enjoy watching the reruns awesome those who passed away Rest in peace you all are going to be greatly missed by us all those who are still around God bless you all take care of yourselves and each other
I was a young kid when Happy Days was on television. I was a big fan of the Fonz. I lived in Orlando between 1997 and 1998 and worked at Disney World when I learned they were filming a movie at the Citrus Bowl. That movie was The Water Boy starring Adam Sandler. I was in the stadium as an extra and was able to get Henry Winkler’s autograph. He was such an awesome guy. Henry went around the entire stadium to sign autographs. I still have it to this day. 👍🏻
This was a great show. It was humorous, sweet, witty, touching, and had all the right characters played by all the right people. I love the fact that the studio heads didn't like the leather jacket - and it ends up in the Smithsonian! Along with Mary Tyler Moore, The Odd Couple, Mash, and later Taxi, it made for some classy (and classic) late-afternoon to early-evening television. Those were the days... happy days...
One of the great guys I grew up with had a Dad that my own Dad always said reminded him of Howard Cunningham. When "Mr. Cunningham" came to Dad's funeral, I felt safe enough to say that Dad reminded him of "Mr. C". He couldn't stop laughing and said that was one of the best compliments he'd ever received. Very nice.
Just watched 20th Reunion ads & everything👌 Now 30th Reunion! This show was the narrative to millions of children/teens growing up years. Truly iconic & a symbol of easier, less complicated times. A true American classic, I am so glad Happy Days was part of my growing up years. 👍👏👏👏
Was so nice to see this it brought back good memories 1975 I was 11 year old boy living in Picton Australia couldn't wait to see the next episode. Greg now 2023 58 years old
Scott Baio and Erin Moran saved Happy Days after Fonzie jumped the shark in season 5. But their spinoff was a mistake because it separated them from the parent show's ensemble cast.
@@MD-fu6ly, NOT on the caliber of this show and those of that era. Now I wouldn't want my worst enemy to watch the filth and political stupidity that passes for television.
I was 14 when this was shown in the UK I loved it I really happy days loved the cast still do it taught us so much thank you USA fonzie will always be our hero ❤
What a fun video to watch the Happy Days history in a short 30 minutes. I remember watching the reruns growing up as a kid and absolutely loved it. I wish they still made shows like these today, even if they were out of the 90s, the 80s, or even as early as the 2000s.
I remember the night that the first episode aired... it came on right after Wild Animal Kingdom. The whole street cleared out. All the kids ran home to watch it. What memories, and what a beautiful show. None of the perverted garbage that airs these days. 48 years ago.
@@CaptainSpalding72 I thought the first two years of “Happy Days” were outstanding; the show was very funny and, yet, it also dealt with serious subjects like racism, the Cold War and how adults and young people viewed politics back during the 1950s. However, once Garry Marshall decided to film the show in front of a “live studio audience” of incessantly screaming kids, that’s when HD really “jumped-the-shark.”
@@kensellers4082The film versions were better, and Fonzie's windbreaker before the leather was better. Filmed in outside scenes and no audience or laugh track was classic.
This will always be one of my favorite TV shows. Did anyone notice the similarities between this show and Family Matters? Family Matters was a spin-off of Perfect Strangers, which was similar to Laverne and Shirley, only Perfect Strangers focused on two guys who were roommates instead of two girls who were roommates. All of these shows were Miller -Boyett shows. Here are some similarities between the shows. PERFECT STRANGERS and LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY: *Both shows were about roommates and their slapstick adventures. *Both shows had theme songs about making one's dreams come true. (Perfect Strangers had a theme song that said, "It's my life and my dreams and nothing's gonna stop me now...") HAPPY DAYS/FAMILY MATTERS: *There was a character on Family Matters named Richie. *The TV family's son, Eddie Winslow, had a close friend whose first and last name rhymed. This friend was Waldo Faldo. (Waldo's middle name was Geraldo.) *Eddie's sister, Laura, was a cheerleader, just like Joanie. *Steve Urkel took over Family Matters the way Fonzie took over Happy Days. *Steve Urkel's role in Family Matters could also be considered to be like Chachi's role in Happy Days. He was head over heels for Laura, who turned him down for years before she finally gave in and became his girlfriend. In the series finale of Family Matters, they were preparing for their wedding. I was actually expecting Family Matters to have a spin-off starring Kellie Shanynge Williams and Jaleel White. (I imagined the name of the show would be Laura Loves Steve.)
Marion Ross looks great here. She doesn't look all that much different than when she was on the show. They did a good job recreating the 50s in the first few seasons, but later they got to where they didn't care.
@@a.b.s_productions I figured out when Mork (Robin Williams) first appeared on Happy Days, that the show was nearing it's end. I absolutely hated Mork & Mindy! Nothing against the actors, the show just basically sucked, in my opinion
@@QueenAlexis556 I agree, I never cared for “Mork & Mindy.” Robin Williams who was a talented actor just seemed like he was on nothing but coke or pills, and people thought it was just comedy.
We all just miss such a wholesome and funny Sitcom like Happy Days. What happened to this format? Leave it to Beaver was another great too. The shows today are still good but nothing quite like this. Miss these great times.
When my sister & I would watch this show as kids, at the time we thought the name of the show was called, "Fonzie"..... lol. eventually we learned it was Happy Days. One of the greatest shows at the time.
I loved it when Fonzie would call Joanie, shortcake. Even when she grew up he would still call her shortcake. I don't believe I ever heard him call her Joanie
Back in the day, Ralph & Fonzie were "Supporting" Characters but then it evolved into something different. Also, I look at The Pilot and I look at Ralph Malph as the New Kid in Town.
Geez, I remember watching this as a kid growing up. I was so excited to see this reunion even though I was not the age when the original show aired thanks to Nick at Night. So while I was watching this show as a little kid, all these new adventures for me, not soo long after I see them aged up, 30 years later. Now, I'm '30 years later' in that I"m in my 30s now, and this aired over 20 years ago. What was new and exciting reunion is now old and this is now 20 years old. Time didn't fly, time is as active as it always was and I am happy to see this again. It reminds me of my youth and reminds me how media is timeless. What was a reunion for a old show 30 years ago, is now a reunion video 20 years later. A time stamp of a time stamp. I'm probably talking nonsense but it's just amazing how life works. Nothing is ever 'old'. What is old for someone is new for someone else. I'm excited for the kids that gets to watch shows that we consider as kids our childhood, and for their kids to get excited for shows that were their childhood. And so forth. And thank you Nick at Night, for allowing these shows to continue to be on air and have different generations experience other things. The past, which becomes their present, to shape their future. It's just so cool.
I absolutely love 💕 Ron Howard! He was my favorite character on the show. I'll never forget the episode on Andy Griffith, when Ron played Opie where he tells his dad & the drugstore lady, "I ain't gonna say ain't anymore". lol I believe Ron was about 6 or 7 years old in that episode.
Sono cresciuta con “Happy days” , non vedevamo l ora di metterci tuttivinsieme a tavola per guardarlo! Il mio babbo adorava Howard…..era un telefilm molto bello, divertente, unico, meraviglioso! Lo riguarderei molto volentieri dalla prima all ultima puntata😍
I met marion ross in Spain. She was there on a uso show. I went to the shoppette and she was sitting on the bench outside the theatre. I looked then did a double take. She laughed and said, yes its me! She invited me to sit and we taljednearly an hour. She told me stories of the show, how the boys lived to play pranks on each other. Ill never forget how sweet she was.
When I was growing up during the 70's, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Mork & Mindy, and later M*A*S*H were my favorite shows. I grew up in Milwaukee so Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley were "in" Milwaukee, so I really connected to them. I lived near the place that inspired Arnold's. It's called Leon's, and they had the best 🍦ice-cream🍦, 🍨sundaes🍨, etc. The school was across the road on 27th and Oklahoma Avenue. It was a great show that again I had a connection with. It was a brilliantly written and very well casted show. Truly a special time.
How fun! Thanks for sharing ❤
So many memories watching this show I felt like they was family. RIP ERIN
RIP Tom Bosley 🙏 also and Erin Moran 🙏.
One of the best sitcoms of all time a true classic😁
TYVM for this...as a child living in a small town in Northern Ontario, Canada...this show meant every thing to me, my siblings and all our friends. Great memories as a child...the best...great actors and lots of fun.
The theme song , Ritchie was like our older brother, the Fonz was the neighborhood legend and Howard and Marion were our parents. Great times. Thanks for giving us our Happy Days.
I was watching some Happy Days yesterday and I started crying at some parts on season 2. This was my favorite show when i was a kid. My parents grew up in the 50's, listened to the music and the show meant a lot to me .
I really grew up in the 80s born in 79, and I was hooked on this show that I even had a black leather jacket today its called a plane motorcycle jacket small collar and a pocket zipper on top left side and an inside pocket 2 1 hidden in the other pocket, and 2 normal hand pockets, was a Harley Davidson ,had that jacket for years, i think I liked it so much because I always wanted a family like that and friends you can count on, either way I love the show, stories still obviously the best sitcom ever, and Roseanne, now the Connors. And now its Dexter, so happy its back for season 9, I have something to look forward to now lol
I was born in 66 79s and 80s miss then😒
I m born in the 50ths and you know what....that rock a roll is part of ye till the rest of your happy days
Iconic TV! It was a show that made TV in the 70s! Enjoyed watching them all then and enjoy them even MORE today now that they are in syndication!
Same here! My parents were teens in the 50s and loved this show! My sister and I were born in the late 60s and we also loved the show. I wanted to be the Fonz! Even out on my BMX bike I'd ride up to my friends Give both thumbs up and say "aaayyy".
I got goosebumps remembering how much this show meant to me and still does. Great people.
I was a kid when this show was on, around 9 or 10. No VCR's, no reruns for years, if you missed it that was it. You listened to all your friends at school talk about how great the episode was. So we were always on our best behavior that day and the threat from the parents was sending us to bed without seeing Happy Days. We were complete angels.
Thats when televison was its best.... I loved watching tv back then. Like you explained.... It was like an event at times for certain shows or episodes, there was excitement and anticipation. Those days are forever gone but I cherish the memories. I am 50 yrs old.@@Wanderglobe
I enjoy watching Happy Days back then l enjoy watching the reruns awesome those who passed away Rest in peace you all are going to be greatly missed by us all those who are still around God bless you all take care of yourselves and each other
I was born in 95 and my mom showed me happy days growing up. I love this 💕
I showed my daughter Happy Days. She was born in '95, too.😃❤️❤️
Born in 1991 and I saw it on tv as well.
Born in 1977 here, good times. Got The Fonz name from it
I was in high school when this show premiered. 50s dances had become popular in the early 70s and Happy Days added fuel to the fire.
I was a young kid when Happy Days was on television. I was a big fan of the Fonz. I lived in Orlando between 1997 and 1998 and worked at Disney World when I learned they were filming a movie at the Citrus Bowl. That movie was The Water Boy starring Adam Sandler. I was in the stadium as an extra and was able to get Henry Winkler’s autograph. He was such an awesome guy. Henry went around the entire stadium to sign autographs. I still have it to this day. 👍🏻
OMG my friends were there and also got to play extras. Small world. Hilarious movie…Winkler nailed it like always!
I’m gonna see Henry next month
Almost 52 yrs old and still love this show...This was the best time for tv so many all time great shows that stood the test of time.
I was born in 1991 but I'm not as brainwashed as the generation I grew up with but I miss Green Acres and Andy Griffith Show as well!
70's tv was really innocent. I loved it.
Beautiful!! Brings back great memories of my childhood watching these episodes! Saying “Sit on it” snd “Ayyyyyy”
I just LOVED this show! This is bringing back a lot of great memories. I am 51 years old now and long for those happy days to come back.
Same age here. One of the first shows I watched from the start (or as close as possible).
@@MichaelBradley1967 I’m 12 bruh
@@jackaboy3487 and???
@@MichaelBradley1967 I’m just joking have a nice day sorry
Said the guy with the tiny penis... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rest in peace, Erin Moran. I was saddened to learn that she passed away in 2017 at the too-young age of 56.
OMG I didn't know Erin died! 😲
That was really sad…so young.
@@01Mary02 Glen Marshal and Don Bosley all the rest of the main cast are still alive
@@RobertMememe who is Don Bosley??
Gosh, how did she die ? That's so sad.
Rest in peace Tom Bosley,Erin Morgan, Gary Marshall, Pat Morita, and Robin Williams
This was a great show. It was humorous, sweet, witty, touching, and had all the right characters played by all the right people. I love the fact that the studio heads didn't like the leather jacket - and it ends up in the Smithsonian!
Along with Mary Tyler Moore, The Odd Couple, Mash, and later Taxi, it made for some classy (and classic) late-afternoon to early-evening television. Those were the days... happy days...
One of the great guys I grew up with had a Dad that my own Dad always said reminded him of Howard Cunningham. When "Mr. Cunningham" came to Dad's funeral, I felt safe enough to say that Dad reminded him of "Mr. C". He couldn't stop laughing and said that was one of the best compliments he'd ever received. Very nice.
What a special memory. Sorry about your Dad, you will be together again one day.
Thank you very much Mister Garry Marshall.
RIP
My favorite show of all time. Great memories of a time long gone. RIP Gary Marshall & Thank You
RIP Tom Garry Erin and Pat.
I loved all those people so sad they are gone 😭😭😔😔
Sadly there will never be a show as great as this ever again.
There's already been greater shows
R.I.P Erin Moran.
Just watched 20th Reunion ads & everything👌 Now 30th Reunion! This show was the narrative to millions of children/teens growing up years. Truly iconic & a symbol of easier, less complicated times. A true American classic, I am so glad Happy Days was part of my growing up years. 👍👏👏👏
Was so nice to see this it brought back good memories 1975 I was 11 year old boy living in Picton Australia couldn't wait to see the next episode. Greg now 2023 58 years old
i was 11 too great memories...
I was also born in 1964 and remember watching happy days and laughing seriously hard during some episodes. What great memories
The show actually came out in 1974
THE BEST SHOW growing up! ahhhhh the memories!
Happy Days was always my favorite sitcom.
As a 20yr USAF Veteran, seeing the cast go on a USO tour around Germany and playing softball definitely brought a smile to my face!
Thank you for your Service!
@@melvinsmiley5295 ❤️
Thank You for Your Service, Too!
Just started watching again. Happy tears in my eyes. What a untroubled time.
If you were white, straight, cis, male, non-disabled, Christian, etc
@@LBCGriffin Like I said, good old times.
@@Spitsz01 thanks for outing yourself as a bigoted loser.
HD came out when I was a senior in college. Watched it every week then and I still have very fond memories of the show.
What happened to Erin Moran is just heartbreaking. To drop that far from where she was on Happy Days. She died much too young.
That’s was drugs will do. Take your very soul
@@suestephan3255no it was throat cancer ..
@@suestephan3255it was throat cancer....get your facts straight! Quit spreading rumors. There were no illegal drugs, per the autopsy.
R.I P Tom, Erin and Garry
I had to move to Singapore in 74 so I missed a lot of these shows. TH-cam is a time travel both. Thanks TH-cam now I can watch everything I missed.
🗝️
Scott Baio and Erin Moran saved Happy Days after Fonzie jumped the shark in season 5. But their spinoff was a mistake because it separated them from the parent show's ensemble cast.
I have the entire series on DVD and always get so melancholy when I watch my favorite show of my teen years. What a show. What a cast💞
Hey Mary... I bought seasons 1-6 in a box set. But I can't find seasons 7, 8, 9, & 10.
Where are they sold? I can't find them!!?...
@@tweettweetjones1262 a secret only Mary knows !
I remember this show, and I liked it.
It was the birth of Mork, as in Mork and Mindy. RIP Robin Williams.
An icon show that we never missed growing up. Brings back great memories.
The 126 people who disliked this awesome special can go sit on it!
I grew up watching this show...it was a great time ...🎄🎀🎀thank you for creating a great show...
100% ❤ and also CHIPS. from New Zealand
I love watching this show always and forever love me ❤️
Timeless show!!! And will go on forever
Just fabulous, loved the show, makes me smile so much....RIP Erin xx
Bring this show back!!!! Prime Time!!!!!!
Thank you to all involved in this show!
To all the cast and those behind the scenes. Thank You !!
That was a great show. It's great to see a reunion show. To hear about the show and experience they all had playing on the show.
I really loved watching happy days tv show they were all talented individuals!!♥️😊
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
RIP Al, Pat,Robin,Tom, Heather, But God Bless all of you, A great Cast that had such a chemistry long may this show run
Also, RIP, Garry Marshall.
and now ERIN .. JOANNIE.. MORAN RIP
And now R.I.P. Erin. 4/22/2017.
Glen Sobchyshyn Scott Baio is a hunk, and Erin Was a dog.sorry, it's reye
Mary Erin was quite pretty in her younger years,what a harsh comment! have a littlle respect for the deceased.
It’s a shame nobody puts forth the effort to make shows like this nowadays.
Yawn . There are plenty of good shows still
Right. It’s all gangs and thugs and drug dealers
I agree.
Joanie loves Chachi Fonzie be praised hey🦁🐯🐺🐻🐼🐨🦊🦝🐉🐊🐘🦒🦍🍞🍾💍👡👡❤️🇦🇺🇧🇷🇨🇦🇪🇬🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇮🇳🇮🇱🇮🇹🇯🇵🇲🇬🇲🇽🇷🇴🇹🇳🇺🇲🇻🇦🇻🇪
@@MD-fu6ly, NOT on the caliber of this show and those of that era. Now I wouldn't want my worst enemy to watch the filth and political stupidity that passes for television.
Back when TV wasn't garbage!
Everybody loves ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 the happy days!
I was 14 when this was shown in the UK I loved it I really happy days loved the cast still do it taught us so much thank you USA fonzie will always be our hero ❤
The Fonz was like a comic book superhero. That's why the kids loved him.
What a fun video to watch the Happy Days history in a short 30 minutes. I remember watching the reruns growing up as a kid and absolutely loved it. I wish they still made shows like these today, even if they were out of the 90s, the 80s, or even as early as the 2000s.
Use to be on Australian Television in 1980's. Great Television series Happy Days.
Seba Lotocki still on
When I was A Kid THIS Was The Only Show That I could Stay Up pass My Ben Time This is my Favorite 😍 show
Even had its appeal in London in the 70's very one wanted a fonzie leather jacket. great innocent program
The theme song makes me happy and sad, I miss sitting down with my dad and my brother to watch this
thanks for posting, took me back to my childhood days. good memories,
I remember the night that the first episode aired... it came on right after Wild Animal Kingdom. The whole street cleared out. All the kids ran home to watch it. What memories, and what a beautiful show. None of the perverted garbage that airs these days. 48 years ago.
It aired in 1974, to low ratings. you did not watch it that night.
@@CaptainSpalding72
I thought the first two years of “Happy Days” were outstanding; the show was very funny and, yet, it also dealt with serious subjects like racism, the Cold War and how adults and young people viewed politics back during the 1950s.
However, once Garry Marshall decided to film the show in front of a “live studio audience” of incessantly screaming kids, that’s when HD really “jumped-the-shark.”
@@kensellers4082The film versions were better, and Fonzie's windbreaker before the leather was better. Filmed in outside scenes and no audience or laugh track was classic.
My childhood, right here
This will always be one of my favorite TV shows. Did anyone notice the similarities between this show and Family Matters? Family Matters was a spin-off of Perfect Strangers, which was similar to Laverne and Shirley, only Perfect Strangers focused on two guys who were roommates instead of two girls who were roommates. All of these shows were Miller -Boyett shows. Here are some similarities between the shows.
PERFECT STRANGERS and LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY:
*Both shows were about roommates and their slapstick adventures.
*Both shows had theme songs about making one's dreams come true. (Perfect Strangers had a theme song that said, "It's my life and my dreams and nothing's gonna stop me now...")
HAPPY DAYS/FAMILY MATTERS:
*There was a character on Family Matters named Richie.
*The TV family's son, Eddie Winslow, had a close friend whose first and last name rhymed. This friend was Waldo Faldo. (Waldo's middle name was Geraldo.)
*Eddie's sister, Laura, was a cheerleader, just like Joanie.
*Steve Urkel took over Family Matters the way Fonzie took over Happy Days.
*Steve Urkel's role in Family Matters could also be considered to be like Chachi's role in Happy Days. He was head over heels for Laura, who turned him down for years before she finally gave in and became his girlfriend. In the series finale of Family Matters, they were preparing for their wedding. I was actually expecting Family Matters to have a spin-off starring Kellie Shanynge Williams and Jaleel White. (I imagined the name of the show would be Laura Loves Steve.)
That was an Awesome Show!!! Happy New Year 🍾🥂 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸
My fave Fonzie moment? When he was in the park w/the animals. "Let's see Tarzan do that."
Yes!!!! Ayyyy
Also, The Blue Windbreaker that Fonzie wore was also worn by John Travolta in Grease at the Beach Scene.
Marion Ross looks great here. She doesn't look all that much different than when she was on the show.
They did a good job recreating the 50s in the first few seasons, but later they got to where they didn't care.
billybassman21 Yeah, I have to say by the 4th season it looked more like a 1970's show trying to throw in a little 50's lifestyle in there.
@@a.b.s_productions I figured out when Mork (Robin Williams) first appeared on Happy Days, that the show was nearing it's end. I absolutely hated Mork & Mindy! Nothing against the actors, the show just basically sucked, in my opinion
@@QueenAlexis556 I agree, I never cared for “Mork & Mindy.” Robin Williams who was a talented actor just seemed like he was on nothing but coke or pills, and people thought it was just comedy.
We all just miss such a wholesome and funny Sitcom like Happy Days. What happened to this format? Leave it to Beaver was another great too. The shows today are still good but nothing quite like this. Miss these great times.
Henry Winkler fan for life, as the Fonz and especially as Henry! Awesome guy!
When my sister & I would watch this show as kids, at the time we thought the name of the show was called, "Fonzie"..... lol. eventually we learned it was Happy Days.
One of the greatest shows at the time.
Always watched this show and sang the song along with it.
How fortunate they could make this special before the deaths of Tom Bosley, Garry Marshall and Erin Moran.
RIP Erin. Can't believe it's been six years already.
Even in the UK happy days was very popular!! I remember as a kid watching every episode 😃
one of the best shows of my youth - super stuff!
The episode where Cindy Williams accidentally punches Richie is my favorite. Laverne & Shirley were such bimbos in that episode.
Aww lemme kiss the boo boo 💋
I love the real TV series happy days and the whole cast so thank you. and congratulations!
I loved it when Fonzie would call Joanie, shortcake. Even when she grew up he would still call her shortcake. I don't believe I ever heard him call her Joanie
And the Fonz wasn’t exactly Tom Selleck or Liam Neeson in the height department himself.
I watched Happy Days in the 70´s in Brazil and I loved it ! They didn't broadcast all the seasons but it was enough to be unforgettable.
Best ever US T.V show. Pure good fun.
taking me rite back to my childhood,classic that will live forever
Back in the day, Ralph & Fonzie were "Supporting" Characters but then it evolved into something different. Also, I look at The Pilot and I look at Ralph Malph as the New Kid in Town.
So many memories..I grew up in the 70s
It’s sad to see some of the people dead Henry who played as Fonzie was my favorite to watch on happy days rest in piece
We have a statue of Fonzie in downtown Milwaukee!! Henry is not dead!!
@@donaldewert2332I’m gonna see Henry next month
Henry did not die
Thank you so much for putting this up. Oh, and Al and Arnold the actors also are RIP. I'm glad they made this.
Thanks for this upload. It was great to watch this special. I loved watching “Happy Days” when I was a kid. It was definitely timeless.
Geez, I remember watching this as a kid growing up. I was so excited to see this reunion even though I was not the age when the original show aired thanks to Nick at Night. So while I was watching this show as a little kid, all these new adventures for me, not soo long after I see them aged up, 30 years later.
Now, I'm '30 years later' in that I"m in my 30s now, and this aired over 20 years ago. What was new and exciting reunion is now old and this is now 20 years old. Time didn't fly, time is as active as it always was and I am happy to see this again. It reminds me of my youth and reminds me how media is timeless. What was a reunion for a old show 30 years ago, is now a reunion video 20 years later. A time stamp of a time stamp.
I'm probably talking nonsense but it's just amazing how life works. Nothing is ever 'old'. What is old for someone is new for someone else. I'm excited for the kids that gets to watch shows that we consider as kids our childhood, and for their kids to get excited for shows that were their childhood. And so forth. And thank you Nick at Night, for allowing these shows to continue to be on air and have different generations experience other things. The past, which becomes their present, to shape their future. It's just so cool.
Little Opie Cunningham did pretty well for himself and Marion played Red Foreman mom in that 70s show
The Fonz was the peoples legend & hero
Fantastico programa .me encantaba.
I love happy days show
So sad to see Erin Moran passed away at a young age (56) in 2017.
Watched this on nick at night when I was little loved staying up for oldies!
I can’t believe the reunion special was made in 2005. It looks like it was made in 1990.
I think it was made on purpose
Happy days was my favorite show way back years ago
I absolutely love 💕 Ron Howard! He was my favorite character on the show. I'll never forget the episode on Andy Griffith, when Ron played Opie where he tells his dad & the drugstore lady, "I ain't gonna say ain't anymore". lol I believe Ron was about 6 or 7 years old in that episode.
“ Happy days” from happy days in the 70’s 👍 loved it !
R.I.P. to all the cast members who passed on
Sono cresciuta con “Happy days” , non vedevamo l ora di metterci tuttivinsieme a tavola per guardarlo! Il mio babbo adorava Howard…..era un telefilm molto bello, divertente, unico, meraviglioso! Lo riguarderei molto volentieri dalla prima all ultima puntata😍
This show is one of the best shows ever! Fonzie is the epitome of cool!😍😍😍😍
Winkler was amazing.