Pat Morita Photo Gallery
'Arrested Development' Loves Chachi
Chachi's "Development" Deal
Henry Winkler is in the new CBS sitcom "Out of Practice." It airs Mondays
at 9:30 PM ET/PT.
OUT OF PRACTICE (Monday, 9:30 PM) is a comedy about a family of physicians who share the same profession but have little else in common. Ben Chase (Christopher Gorham, "Felicity") is an earnest young couples' counselor whose family doesn't consider him to be a "real" doctor because he doesn't have "M.D." after his name. But despite their lofty credentials, Ben might be the best prescription for the future of this family. Stockard Channing ("The West Wing", “Grease”), Henry Winkler ("Happy Days," “Arrested Development”), Ty Burrell, ("In Good Company") and Paula Marshall ("Spin City," “Veronica Mars”) also star in this series. Jennifer Tilly (“Bride of Chucky”) also is in the series as Winkler’s girlfriend and receptionist - and one of Burrell's former patients.
CBS.com Official Site
Out of Practice Message Board
Out of Practice Photo Gallery
Read a review of the Out of Practice Pilot
08/21/05: Some news from recent months:
A post from the Home Theater Forum concerning Season 2 on DVD:
"So I talked to my friend. It appears future releases for these series have been cancelled because of music rights issues.
Apparently "Happy Days" season 2 would cost several million in music rights alone. Whether or not they decide to
release them with replaced music is unknown, but as of right now... they're dead in the water."
Ron Howard's Wedding Photo from In Style Magazine (Spring 2005 issue)
Henry Winkler won a Daytime Emmy Award in May for his work on Clifford's Puppy Days
The Happy Days Diner at Paramount's King's Island in Ohio opened up on April 9th. Marion
Ross was at the opening. Read more here
Is Happy Days Season 2 Going To Be Released on DVD? (02/24/05)
It's interesting to note that it cost Paramount almost $1 million to license all the music
for the Season 1 DVD set.
Winkler Grateful for Role As 'The Fonz' (02/07/05)
06/13/05:
VH1 Premieres '100 Greatest Kid Stars' In A 5-Night Series Hosted By Christopher Knight Beginning Monday June 13 9PM*
NEW YORK, June 9 /PRNewswire/ -- VH1 has crowned Gary Coleman, of "Diff'rent Strokes" fame, the number one kid star. Macaulay Culkin, Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen, Jodie Foster, Drew Barrymore, Emmanuel Lewis, Ron Howard, Corey Feldman, Maureen McCormick and Danny Bonaduce round out the top ten on the list.
Premiering on Monday, June 13 at 9 P.M.* and hosted by Christopher Knight, "100 Greatest Kid Stars" is a five-night special that follows the tradition of VH1's successful "100 Greatest ... " franchise. VH1 has assembled the definitive list of child stars, and counts them down using new, exclusive interviews with many of the stars themselves and that golden footage from way back when ...
VH1 "100 GREATEST KID STARS"
7. Ron Howard (THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW)
71. Erin Moran (HAPPY DAYS)
Complete List
02/04/05: The Happy Days 30th Anniversary Reunion will reair on Saturday,
February 12th at 9-11PM ET/PT on ABC
Big Ratings for the Reunion Special:
LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) It doesn't matter whether or not Joanie still loves Chachi, because America, it
seems, still loves "Happy Days." ABC's "Happy Days 30th Anniversary Reunion" proved to be an across-the-board
ratings smash on Thursday (Feb. 3) night, getting ABC off to a strong start for the all-important February sweeps period.
Thursday's "Happy Days" special averaged 19.9 million viewers during its two-hour run, a particularly impressive total
given the tough competition it faced, as the other networks trotted out new episodes for the launch of the sweep. Averaging
16.2 million viewers overall, Thursday marked ABC's best opening night for a sweeps period since 2000. ABC's 5.2 rating
among adults 18-49 was the network's best demographic start for a sweep since 2002.
ABC's reunion special was particularly strong for the 8 p.m. hour, where it averaged just under 20.5 million viewers, spanking
around new episodes of "Joey" and "Will & Grace." ABC doubled up NBC's struggling comedies for the hour in total
viewers as both "Joey" and "Will & Grace" approached record lows for new episodes.
In its second hour, "Happy Days" dipped slightly to 19.3 million and the reunion fell below CBS' "CSI: Crime Scene
Investigation" and NBC's "The Apprentice 3" in the young adult demographic and behind "CSI" in total viewers. Still, the
special held "CSI" to under 25 million total viewers, one of the drama's smallest audiences for a new episode this season
and the show's 18-49 rating of 8.9 was its lowest of the year. CBS still won the night in viewers with 18.54 million.
02/03/05:
'Happy Days' Is Here Again
'Happy Days' Gang Reunites for Special
TV Review: Happy Days 30th Anniversary Reunion
Henry Winkler made the rounds plugging next month's
"Happy Days" 30th reunion on ABC at Wisteria Lane.
Winkler is loving his time on Fox's "Arrested
Development," he said, and has an upcoming scene that
should prove memorable His character, the sexually
confused lawyer Barry Zuckerkorn, stands on a dock
and, to make his exit, jumps over the body of a dead
shark on the ground. "I'm the only person in
television history to have jumped the shark twice!"
Winkler said, beaming.
(The expression "jump the shark," signifying the
moment a series veers into decline, was coined after
Winkler's character Fonzie water-skied over a shark,
the moment marking the creative demise of "Happy Days.")
01/09/05: Happy Days 30th Anniversary Reunion Pictures
ABC BRINGS BACK A SLICE OF AMERICAN POP CULTURE WHEN
THE ORIGINAL CAST OF “HAPPY DAYS” GATHERS TO CELEBRATE
30 YEARS, IN THE “HAPPY DAYS 30th ANNIVERSARY
REUNION,” AIRING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 ON THE ABC
TELEVISION NETWORK
Ron Howard, Henry Winkler, Marion Ross and many other
“Happy Days” original cast members will reunite to
celebrate the 30th anniversary of one of the most
beloved and successful series on American television,
in the “Happy Days 30th Anniversary Reunion” special,
airing THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 (8:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on
The ABC Television Network.
In the two-hour reunion, series stars Scott Baio, Tom
Bosley, Ron Howard, Erin Moran, Don Most, Marion Ross,
Anson Williams and Henry Winkler will be joined by
special guest stars Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams,
plus a few surprise visitors, to reminisce about their
fondest moments from the show’s enormously successful
eleven-year run.
The special will include:
* Footage from the cast and crew softball game played
this fall -- Cunningham Hardware vs. Arnold’s Diner --
a tradition initiated 30 years ago by
creator/executive producer Garry Marshall as a way to
encourage teamwork and a sense of family among the
group. Tom Bosley calls the play- by-play.
* Behind-the-scenes antics with the cast, original
“Happy Days” bloopers, flubbed lines, dropped props
and even The Fonz making out Mrs. C.
* Hilarious and heartwarming clips, including classic
scenes when Richie, Ralph, Potsie and The Fonz go on a
panty raid, Joanie and ChaChi sharing their first kiss
and the cast discussing the famous scene that started
the “jump the shark” phenomenon.
* Little-known facts about the cast, like how Henry
Winkler helped Ron Howard get the green light on his
first film, and why The Fonz wore a leather jacket.
* For the first time, the long-lost brother both
actors who played Chuck -- together in one show.
Appearing in the special are “Happy Days”
creator/executive producer Garry Marshall and original
series cast members Scott Baio as ChaChi, Tom Bosley
as Howard “Mr. C” Cunningham, Ron Howard as Richie
Cunningham, Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham, Don Most
as Ralph Malph, Marion Ross as Marion “Mrs. C”
Cunningham, Anson Williams as Warren “Potsie” Weber
and Henry Winkler as Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli. Also
appearing are such special guest stars as Danny Butch
as Spike, Lynda Goodfriend as Lori Beth, Clint Howard
as Junior, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Pat Morita
as Arnold, both Gavin O’Herlihy and Randolph Roberts
as Chuck, the long-lost brother, Linda Purl as Ashley
Pfister and Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo. In
addition guest stars Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams
-- who later starred in their own spin-off comedy
series (1976-83), after the title characters Laverne
DeFazio and Shirley Feeney debuted as Fonzie’s quirky
friends on “Happy Days” will appear.
Set in Milwaukee in the carefree 1950s, “Happy Days”
began production in 1974 and centered around high
school junior Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard), his
family, Howard “Mr. C” Cunningham (Tom Bosley) and
Marion “Mrs. C” Cunningham (Marion Ross), his friends
Potsie Weber (Anson Williams) and Ralph Malph (Don
Most). Originally fifth-billed, Arthur “The Fonz”
Fonzarelli (Henry Winkler), the thumbs-up biker,
increased in popularity as the series grew to be the
number one show with TV audiences for ten years as it
followed the “Happy Days” gang through their life
changes, including college, the army, marriage and
even kids. The final episode aired on July 12, 1984.
Throughout its successful eleven-year run, the series
received three Emmy nominations in the directing and
editing categories, while series stars Henry Winkler,
Tom Bosley and Marion Ross earned a total of six Emmy
nominations for their performances.
Henry Winkler and Michael Levitt are executive
producers, Greg Sills is supervising producer, Linda
Mendoza is director and Gary Tellalian, Fred Fox and
Stephen Pouliot are co-producers.
12/27/04: Baio's Back and NBC's Got Him
Click here for the full sized photo
11/17/04: This photo is the cover of the latest issue of the International Happy Days Fan Club
fanzine. It was taken by the club founder Giuseppe Ganelli at the softball game
in Malibu, CA on September 11th, 2004. C'mon and join the club - we
need more members!
10/04/04: 'Happy Days' films reunion special on Pep's baseball field
09/13/04: Kristi was able to attend the softball game and she has
posted some photos on her personal page
09/09/04: "Happy Days" are here again at ABC
Alphabet has given the thumbs up -- Heyyyyyy! -- to
"The Happy Days 30," a two-hour reunion special
marking the 30th anniversary of Garry Marshall's
classic laffer. All of the show's original cast --
including Ron Howard (Richie) and Henry Winkler (the
Fonz) -- have signed on to appear in the special,
which Winkler will exec produce with Michael Levitt.
No airdate has been set, though special seems a
natural for a sweeps appearance, possibly as soon as
November.
Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams, aka "Laverne &
Shirley," also will take part in the reunion. And, in
a "Happy Days" first, Gavin O'Herlihy and Randolph
Roberts -- the two actors who played long-lost
Cunningham sibling Chuck -- will appear together on
the same show.
Also set to appear: Garry Marshall, Tom Bosley, Marion
Ross, Erin Moran, Anson Williams, Don Most, Scott
Baio, Pat Morita, Crystal Bernard, Linda Purl and
Cathy Silvers.
"It was an absolute no-brainer," said ABC alternative
topper Andrea Wong. "We've wanted to do this for a
long time, and Henry Winkler recently called up and
said the whole cast is willing to do it."
In addition to the usual assortment of clips and
interviews, "Happy Days 30" will feature footage from
a cast/crew softball game to be played this weekend
(Sept 11). Tradition was initiated by Marshall 30
years ago to foster a sense of family on the set;
highlights from the game will help introduce clips.
The games "were so much a part of our culture that we
felt it would be a great centerpiece for the reunion,"
Winkler told Daily Variety.
Winkler said the softball games grew so big that the
"Happy Days" gang began playing games for charity,
even taking their softball act on the road.
"We played for the troops in Germany and Okinawa," he
said. "We just moved as a unit. Garry felt that it
could not help but make the team that worked together
on the show stronger."
Winkler and Levitt, who teamed to produce the final
two seasons of the recent "Hollywood Squares" revival,
are also set to produce CBS' upcoming "Dallas"
reunion.
Another portion of the special will be shot in front
of a studio audience at CBS Television City, where the
original series was produced.
"Happy Days" bowed in January 1974 and ran for 11
seasons, exiting ABC's sked in 1984. It gave birth to
three spinoffs: "Laverne & Shirley," "Mork & Mindy"
and "Joanie Loves Chachi."
In addition to Winkler and Levitt, Greg Sills will
serve as supervising producer for the special, with
Gary Tellalian, Fred Fox and Stephen Pouliot onboard
as producers. Linda Mendoza will direct.
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If you are a fan of one of the greatest sitcoms of all time this will be a once in a lifetime opportunity you cannot afford to miss!! Come
see the entire cast in a special reunion as they play each other in a softball game that will air as part of the Happy Days 30th Anniversary
Reunion Special. All the original cast members will be there including former guest stars Pat Morita, Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Ted
McGinley, and many others. How could it get any better? They’re playing their game in beautiful Malibu, California!! So don’t miss out
one of the few shows where the whole family can attend and make it a day at the ball park with the cast of Happy Days. The show tapes Saturday, September 11th and
the arrival time is 11:45 AM. For free priority tickets and more information please click on the following link http://www.ocatv.com/schedule.php?show_id=34
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Returning for the special are "Happy Days"
creator/executive producer
Garry Marshall and original series cast members Scott
Baio as Chachi, Tom Bosley as Howard "Mr. C"
Cunningham, Ron Howard as Richie Cunningham, Erin
Moran as Joanie Cunningham, Don Most as Ralph Malph,
Marion Ross as Marion "Mrs. C" Cunningham, Anson
Williams as Warren "Potsie" Weber and Henry Winkler as
Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli. Also appearing are special
guest stars Crystal Bernard as K.C. Cunningham, Danny
Butch as Spike, Lynda Goodfriend as Lori Beth, Clint
Howard as Junior, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Pat
Morita as Arnold, Gavin O'Herlihy and Randolph Roberts
as Chuck, Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister and Cathy
Silvers as Jenny Piccalo. Penny Marshall and Cindy
Williams will appear as well; they later starred in
their own spin-off comedy series (1976-1983), after
the title characters Laverne DeFazio and Shirley
Feeney made their debut as Fonzie's quirky friends.
08/24/04: Happy Days Softball Game and 30th Anniversary Reunion
There will be a softball game with the Happy Days cast members on Saturday, September 11th 2004
in Malibu, CA at Pepperdine University. Go to http://www.seatfiller.com for
more information. They are looking for atleast 700 fans to attend the game.
On September 12th, they will be taping the reunion special in Los Angeles.
The reunion will air on ABC sometime later this year or possibly in February 2005 during
sweeps week.
Henry Winkler and his partner Michael Levitt are executive producing the show.
08/24/04: Brand new Happy Days Action Figures, Mego style
07/17/04: Henry Winkler appeared on Alf's Hit Talk Show which aired on TV Land on July 7th
06/16/04: Henry Winkler 'Takes Five' - Learning disability couldn't stop The Fonz
05/29/04: TVShowsonDVD.com has
posted the cover art of the Season 1 DVD set. Please note that it hasn't been officially
released to the media, so it's possible it's not the final version of the art.
05/29/04: Potsie's "Pump Your Blood" song can be heard in a commercial for
St. Joseph's Aspirin
05/23/04: TVShowsonDVD.com reports
that Happy Days: Season 1 is set to be released on DVD on August 17th. It will include all
16 episodes of the first season on 3 discs running 383 minutes, in Full Frame 1.33:1,
English Monoaural sound, and closed captioning for the hearing impaired. The list price is $39.95
although you will likely be able to buy it cheaper from many places.
05/11/04: Mrs. Cunningham finishes 2nd in favorite TV mom poll
04/27/04: Henry Winkler has guest starred on a few episodes of the NBC drama Third Watch recently - he
also continues to appear on the FOX comedy Arrested Development. Tom Bosley was scheduled
to appear on an episode of the ABC sitcom It's All Relative
but the show was pulled off the air with 2 unaired episodes - no word yet if or when this
episode will be shown
03/13/04: From TVShowsonDVD.com:
When we talked to the fine folks at Paramount, they told us it's true that Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, and Mork
& Mindy will all be out in the Summer of 2004, as was reported in The Digital Bits' Rumor Mill a few days ago. In fact, we
can tell you that these ought to show up somewhere around the end of June or the beginning of July. They're not sure exactly
when yet, though...the dates might still move. Stay tuned for updates, whenever they nail something down. Also be aware
that all four seasons of Mork & Mindy are firmly in their sites, so Robin Williams fans can start drooling immediately.
03/11/04: From TVShowsonDVD.com: The
latest Happy Days on DVD rumor from The Digital Bits:
"Also, soon to be announced by Paramount are first season DVD box sets of Happy Days, Mork & Mindy and Laverne & Shirley. Look for those Summer 2004. "
Happy Days spin-off series Laverne & Shirley now airs
on Lifetime weekdays at 11AM and 12PM ET/PT
Entertainment Weekly interviews Scott Baio
Erin Moran and Marion Ross appeared on the Pyramid game show in February as part
of Classic TV Reunion Week
Tom Bosley and Marion Ross have appeared in a commercial for AOL 9.0
Henry Winkler has appeared in a few episodes of the FOX comedy Arrested Development.
It's produced and narrated by Ron Howard. It's a very funny show that stars Jason Bateman and
a great cast, it airs Sunday nights on FOX at 9:30PM EST/PST.
02/10/04: Fonzie's Black Book Valentine's Day Marathon on TV Land
Tuesday, February 10 from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
Encores on Valentine's Day, Saturday, February 14 from 4 to 8 p.m.
This Valentine's Day, you won't need to get your little black books out, as Fonzie will do that for you! Catch the Fonz & the rest of the "Happy Days" gang in a four hour event getting dates, the old fashioned way--the little black book! Watch out Laverne & Shirley, Pinky, and--Rosa Coletti? Oh wait, that was Big Al! Ahyyyay!!!
8:00PM/4:00PM #29 "Fonzie's Getting Married"
When Fonzie stuns everyone with his decision to get married, Howard remembers the girl of Fonzie's dreams, that as a stripper he saw in Chicago.
8:30PM/4:30PM #38 "Kiss Me Sickly"
When Fonzie has to go out of town for a week, he asks Richie to watch his girlfriend for him but soon regrets it when she falls for Richie.
9:00PM/5:00PM #49 "A Date with Fonzie"
Richie is sure that he has lost his touch with the girls, so he asks Fonzie for help. Fonzie sets up Richie on a double-date with himself and Laverne & Shirley
9:30PM/5:30PM #64 - "Fonzie Loves Pinky Part 1"
Howard's fraternal order, The Leopards, hosts the Third Annual Auto Demolition Derby which brings Fonzie's old flame, Pinky Tuscadero, back to Milwaukee and once again into Fonzie's heart. Pinky wangles her way into being Fonz's driving partner. Guest stars Roz Kelly.
10:00PM/6:00PM #65 - "Fonzie Loves Pinky Part 2"
A rival demolition derby team, the colorful but nefarious Malachi Brothers, sabotage Pinky's car the night before the event.
10:30PM/6:30PM #66 - "Fonzie Loves Pinky Part 3"
Fonzie outwits the Malachi Brothers to win the Demolition Derby. Without waiting for the trophy, he rushes to Pinky's hospital room and learns the she's alright. Fonzie asks Pinky to marry him and she accepts. However, Fonzie feels he can't keep Pinky from the fame she desires and deserves so they decide to just remain friends.
11:00PM/7:00PM #112 "Do You Want to Dance?"
Fonzie falls for a ballerina who has the chance to become a superstar.
11:30PM/7:30PM #218 "Going Steady"
Al is preparing to be presented with an award from "The Sons of Italy" but he doesn't have a date. Richie gets Fonzie to search in his little black book for a date for Al. Al's hesitant as he is still thinking about Rosa Coletti - 1935. But all of that changes when Fonzie introduces him to Anna the meter maid.
Happy Days celebrates it's 30th Anniversary on January 15th, 2004 - the 1st episode of Happy Days
titled "All the Way" aired on ABC on January 15th, 1974.
01/12/04: On THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2004, come to Times Square to
celebrate the HAPPY DAYS 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
ON GOOD MORNING AMERICA!
Come to GOOD MORNING AMERICA in HAPPY DAYS attire and
be in the audience and on TV!
That's right. Guys It's time to grease back your hair.
Ladies I know some of you have poodle skirts and
bobby sox you are dying to wear. Extra points if you
can come dressed as people from the show. The more
creative you get, the better your chances of camera
time. I know some of you want to come as the Tuscadero
sisters or the Eugene and Melvin Belvin...get crazy
with it.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 - An in-depth interview with
Melinda Gates, wife of Microsoft founder Bill Gates;
"GMA" celebrates the 30th anniversary of "Happy Days";
Diane Sawyer previews her "Primetime" interview with
Jennifer Aniston.
12/16/03: TV Land is in production for a 30th anniversary Happy Days Reunion sometime in 2004! Henry Winkler is producing.
Happy Days Reunion - In celebration of its 30th anniversary, Henry Winkler, one of the star's of this popular sitcom, is developing a one hour special that salutes this series that was set in the 1950's and became the number one program in the 1970's. Henry Winker to executive produce along with his partner Michael Levitt ("Hollywood Squares," TV Land Awards"). (60 min.)
10/22/03: From the TVShowsOnDVD.com website:
Heyyy! Fonz & the gang taking a DVD spin?
As you probably know, TVShowsOnDVD site
owner Gord Lacey spent today at the TV DVD Conference in Los Angeles.
During the conference, Paramount had a recorded presentation about their TV-to-DVD properties, and Happy Days
was mentioned. There was no release timeframe given. Music issues may still affect this release; we really don't know
what the status of that situation is. Stay tuned, and we'll have details for you when they become available.
08/06/03: Ron Howard fans will want to check out a biography of him that was recently published.
Ron Howard: From Mayberry to the Moon… and Beyond, the first full-length biography of Ron Howard, takes an in-depth look at the Oklahoma boy who gained national fame as a child star, then grew up to be one of Hollywood's most admired directors. Although many show biz kids founder as they approach adulthood, Ron Howard had the advantage of brains, common sense, and two down-to-earth parents who kept him from having an inflated view of his own accomplishments. He also had a longstanding goal: to trade the glare of the spotlight for a quieter but equally creative life behind the camera. This biography tracks his career from 1960, when he debuted as six-year-old Opie Taylor on The Andy Griffith Show through 2002, when he accepted his Academy Award® as Best Director for A Beautiful Mind.
For more information and to order, click here.
07/08/03: A&E repeats the Happy Days Tv-ography on Wednesday, June 9th
at 8PM EST/PST and again at midnight
Click here for the full-sized photo
Pictured: Cindy Williams, Henry Winkler, Erin Moran, Garry Marshall, Penny Marshall, Michael McKean,
David L. Lander, Anson Williams, Marion Ross, Donny Most
ABC's 50th Anniversary Celebration, where tons of stars from ABC will
be on hand, airs on Monday, May 19th from 8-11PM EST/PST
ABC’S 50th ANNIVERSARY BLOOPER CELEBRATION PT. 1
MONDAY, APRIL 28 (8:00-9:00 p.m.,ET) ABC’s biggest
stars from the past 50 years are seen in this
installment of one of television’s longest-running
series of specials, hosted by Dick Clark and featuring
special guest appearances by Marion Ross (“Happy
Days”), Jim Belushi (“According to Jim”), Judd Hirsch
(“Taxi”) and Joyce DeWitt (“Three’s Company”). Among
the other shows featured will be “8 Simple Rules for
Dating My Teenage Daughter,” “According to Jim,” “The
Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet,“ “Bosom Buddies,”
“Coach,” “The Drew Carey Show,” “Happy Days,” “Home
Improvement,” “Laverne & Shirley,” “McHale’s Navy,”
“My Wife and Kids,” “Mork & Mindy,” “Soap,” “The Soupy
Sales Show,” “Spin City,” “Taxi” and “Three’s
Company.”
ABC’S 50th ANNIVERSARY BLOOPER CELEBRATION, PT. 2
MONDAY, MAY 5 (8:00-9:00 p.m.,ET) ABC’s biggest
stars from the past 50 years are seen in this
installment of one of television’s longestrunning
series of specials, hosted by Dick Clark and featuring
special guest appearances by Tom Bosley (“Happy
Days”), Dennis Franz (“NYPD Blue”), Michael Badalucco
(“The Practice”) and Donny Osmond (“Donny and Marie”).
Among the other shows featured will be “According to
Jim,” “American Bandstand,” “Bosom Buddies,” “Donny
and Marie,” “Happy Days,” “Home Improvement,” “Laverne
& Shirley,” “The Lawrence Welk Show,” “Let’s Make a
Deal,” “Mork & Mindy,” “NYPD Blue,” “The Odd Couple,”
“The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom,” “The Practice,”
“Taxi,” “Tennessee Ernie Ford Christmas Special,” “Too
Close for Comfort,” and “Who Do You Trust.”
01/28/03:
Friday, January 31st - Sabrina the Teenage Witch - 8:30PM EST/PST on The WB
"Sabrina in Wonderland", Episode #153.
Sabrina tumbles into Wonderland, where she meets the White Rabbit (Donny Most) and the Queen of Hearts.
Cast: Melissa Joan Hart, Soleil Moon Frye, Elisa Donovan, Nick Bakay, Andrew Walker, Diana-Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, John Ducey, Donny Most, Dylan Neal.
Director(s): Anson Williams.
Producer(s): Paula Hart, Bruce Ferber.
Writer(s): Dan Berendsen.
01/02/03: "Entertainment Tonight in TV Land"
Airs Sundays 10:30PM - 11:30PM E/P
These are reruns from the weekend editions from
1999-2001 which featured an hour-long special on one
show every week.
January 12th "Happy Days"
An one-hour special with interviews from the cast and where they are now.
January 19th "The Brady Bunch"
America's most famous TV family with interviews and more.
January 26th "Gilligan's Island"
ET will have interviews with Bob Denver, Dawn Wells, Russell Johnson, and archived interviews of the deceased cast.
11/18/02: If you are wondering why TV Land isn't showing the final episode during
the regular rotation, the final 2 episodes #254-255 (Passages) will air on TV Land on
December 31st at 7:00-8:00AM and 5:00-6:00PM EST/PST as part of the Last Episodes on
The Last Day of the Year marathon.
11/05/02: Erin Moran ("Happy Days") and Jimmie Walker ("Good
Times") tell about the Westminster Kennel Club on the game show "Street Smarts". It airs Friday, November 8th
at 3:30PM EST on WGN or check your local listings for the channel and time in your area.
Charles in Charge Marathon on Nick at Nite!
A five day, two hour a day showcase asking, 'Is
Charles really in charge?' You'll find out the week
of November 10th-14th at 9-11PM EST/PST, as Scott Baio himself will tell you if
he is in charge or not. Hosted by Scott Baio.
Charles in Charge can currently be seen on Nick at Nite Monday-Friday mornings at 4:30AM EST/PST
Visit Charles in Charge Online for show
and cast info, theme songs, picture gallery, episode guide, marathon schedule, and more.
10/22/02: Added 1983 ending theme song in wav format to the theme songs section
On VH-1:
Tuesday October 1st (times EST/PST)
7:00PM TV GUIDE's Truth Behind the Rumors: From 2000--Happy Days, Jeffersons and One Day at a Time are spotlighted.
8:00PM Happy Days "Fonzie Joins the Band", Episode #32
Fonzie joins Richie's band for a country-club dance.
(This lineup re-airs on Wed Oct. 2nd starting at 4PM e/p)
Friday October 4th (Episode TBA)
8:30PM Happy Days
(re-airs on Sat Oct. 5th at 12:30PM e/p)
09/09/02: Intimate Portrait: Marion Ross re-airs on Lifetime on Friday,
September 13th at 7PM EST/PST.
Best known as the loveable and happy Mrs. C on the popular TV show "Happy Days,"
actress Marion Ross openly discusses her early struggles as an actress and her first marriage to an alcoholic
that almost ruined her career. She also chats about her recent work on the hit TV series "Gilmore Girls."
Interviews include Ron Howard, Henry Winkler, and Garry Marshall.
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08/27/02: Happy Days will air on WGN (Chicago) on Sundays starting September 8th
at 9AM EST/PST. It will air weekdays at 9:30AM EST/PST starting September 23rd. It will continue to air
on TV Land as well.
07/29/02: TV-Ography: Happy Days reairs on A&E on Monday, August 5th at 8PM
Eastern/Pacific (and repeated at midnight). It will also be on Sunday, September
8th at 4PM Eastern/Pacific
07/08/02: the 8:00AM airing on TV Land has been switched to 7:30AM
06/22/02: The Happy Days cast has donated a “Happy Days Mega Collection” autographed by the stars
for the DreamCatchers Foundation charity auction. Including an original script, collectors items and an autographed photo. You can
become famous by bidding and help charity!
http://cgi.sothebys.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1837788989
05/28/02: Re-organzied the Sounds section and added several variations of the
theme song in wav format (courtesy of wavethemes.org); Added about 25 Fonz sound clips
from a page that long disappeared from the web
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