You forgot Pat Morita (Mr. Miyagi) - He was Arnold, the original owner of Arnold's. Al bought it from him. Pat Morita would have been 43 in 1975 and passed away in 2005, age 73.
@@faithfultotheend5202 I remember when I first saw him, he was doing standup, mostly talking about boozing from a Japanese perspective about "Cutty Sake" and singing, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" with his own lyrics: "To be where little cable-cars, take me past all the bars..." His accent added a lot of humor to "Arnold."
@@jesseycutter371 There was no internet. It wasn't so great for everyone. It was like camping out and watching Star Trek and hoping for advancements in technology would someday happen.
I was lucky enough to have her come to San Diego State when I was a student in Drama/Music, and watch her do Mrs. Malaprop in Richard Sheridan's "The Rivals"- she was HILARIOUS!!!
My mum’s ex-husband was a very close life long friend with Tom Bosley. He used to visit whenever he could. I remember him being at parties especially birthday parties. We went to visit him in California as well. I got to meet all the cast members when we went to the set and watched them film it. The only person I remember well was Henry Winkler. I think he was the friendliest of them. But that was a very long time ago. Tom was very nice and he treated me like his own child. I haven’t thought of him or this show in a long time. RIP Tom Bosley.
I loved this show growing up. I was 6 in 1975. What a fantastic, innocent, wholesome show. Those were truly HAPPY DAYS, both the show and society. What happened to those days? I sure wish they would come back for today's "kids". RIP to those who are no longer with us. 🙏 The show and all of the cast will be remembered forever. Thank you for the wonderful memories.
amopotato It was a great show. When I was growing up they always show this on tv great show however I wasn't born on the 70s. I was born on early 90s but I still love the show even it was old still great.
The 70's were a fun and exciting time. But everybody grows old no matter if you dye your hair and try to stay young you cant stop the aging. I love happy days and that's what the 70s were real fun Happy Days, I know I lived in the 70s it was alot better than it is now. I sure miss those wonderful Happy Days.
Randolph Roberts (Chuck Cunningham 2 ) was born in 1947 Gavan O Herlihy (Chuck Cunningham 1)) was Born in 1954 Henry Winkler Was born in 1945 Anson Williams (Postie)was born in 1949 Neil J Schwartz (BAG Zombroski) was born in 1942 Ted Mcginley (Roger Phillips) was born in 1960 And Ron Howard was born in 1954 .
I met Henry Winkler in the early 2000's at a blood drive in San Diego. He was kind enough to autograph my copy of An American Christmas Carol and take a picture with me.
Lets face it. This show was mainly about Fonzie. That's the reason most people watched that show. Unfortunately, the writers ran out of ideas on that hit show by having Fonzie JUMP THE SHARK which to this day the phrase is used based on that episode to signify doing something that ruins the status or worth of the person or company.
I was 6 and I still have a picture of my under 7 soccer team all doing the Fonzie thumbs up "hey" in the pIcture...well the cool kids did, the rest, well they were Potsies
kid heartz Yea I was 8 watching Partridge Family & Brady Bunch. David did good I heard he was selling out Stadium Concerts at age 20. I didnt find out till later about Susan Dey having a big crush on David. David was on another TV show called RUBY & THE ROCKITS. That child actor ALEXA VEGA played his Daughter. Wasnt popular only 10 episodes. 1 of Davids concerts a 14 year old girl died of a Heart Attack cause she was so excited to see him. Never got to see him live whitch made me wonder if he ever played TV songs when he was on his own. I also heard he toured with Alice Cooper. He did have a long career played till he was 67.
I recall liking Henry mostly. His beautiful house shows how well he lives still. I liked it when he kind of pushed his body back, with a comb in his hand and “Hey!” I cant describe, but he does everything with an attitude. Please convey my love to him. From England.
Thank you all the cast members and that includes all those who worked behind the scenes for the cherished memories , as a young teenager I never missed an episode . The one that struck me the most was when Richie punched Fonzie for real after entering the military , it was like an era had come to an end you know , broken , like someone snapped a branch , it kind of woke me up a bit and let me know that life was not all apple pie and cherrie coke . And then there was Mrs C , MOTHER TO A WHOLE GENERATION ! What a mom , thanks Mrs C for always being there .
Oh God one of My absolute favorites growing up!!! Laverne and Shirley I loved,Threes Company and so many more!!! Those were the GOOD ole Days for sure!!!
RANDOLPH ROBERTS and GAVAN O HERLIHY both did an excellent job of playing CHUCK Cunningham CHUCK Cunningham and the Following characters and actors should have been on Happy Days the entire eleven seasons of Happy Days: BAG Zombroski (Neil J Schwartz) Moose Barry Greenberg Eugene Belvin DENIS MANDEL Melvin Belvin Scott Bernstein Marsha Beatrice Colen Wendy Misty Rowe TRUDY TITA BELL Spike Danny Butch Also when Roger Phillips Ted McGinley joined the cast Of Happy Days the writers And GARRY Marshall should have made CHUCK Cunningham Randolph Roberts the assistant basketball coach I read on the internet that In 1975 the producers and Writers of Happy Days decided to write Chuck Cunningham out of The show And the internet article said that RANDOLPH ROBERTS Was fired.Who FIRED Randolph Roberts ? Randolph Roberts only played Chuck Cunningham for only Two episodes and Gavan O Herlihey played Chuck Cunningham for only six Episodes Even though RANDOLPH ROBERTS only Played Chuck for only two episodes he had more Air time than GAVAN O Herliheys 6 episodes BAG Zombroski Neil J Schwartz and. Eugene Belvin DENIS MANDEL And Melvin Belvin Scott Bernstein and Moose Barry Greenberg were funny characters on Happy Days And those characters and Chuck Cunningham should Have been on Happy Days In more episodes BAG Zombroski and Chuck Cunningham and Spike should have been on Happy Days for the entire 11 Years And Moose Barry Greenberg should have been on Happy Days for the entire Eleven.seasons I just realized that Eugene Belvin and Melvin Belvin Could not have been on HAPPY DAYS all 11 seasons Because Eugene Belvin didn't Join Happy Days until 1980 For Eugene and 1981. Also does anyone know the Last names of Wendy and TRUDY Wendy was played by Misty Rowe and Trudy was Played by TITA BELL
@@supersparks9466 We all have choices, but one is always wiser than the other; especially if it comes to taking one's own life. But to go involuntarily may be a blessing in disguise.
I am not trying to sound racist, l simply want to show some racial observations of mine. When l was I high school l often encountered discussions with White colleagues. I used to tease them, saying, "While you all are having HAPPY DAYS, we are experiencing GOOD TIMES. At that time, even until now, l never appreciated the HAPPY DAYS sitcom. For some reason l could not relate to what l thought was a beatnik who, for the most part, emotionally bullied his comrades as they kowtowed to his antics. On the other hand, l thoroughly enjoy Ron Howard's previously famous portrayal as "Opie Taylor" as opposed to "Richie Cunningham"; particularly now in my middle age. The values of THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW have a deeper meaning for me than watching some nonconformist banging a soda machine in order to get a free drink. Tbh l never met anyone who share the same sentiments as l do.
What a seriously cool show. Used to watch this in my teens in the UK. ALWAYS loved rock and roll all my life so this was right up my alley. Warm feelings to see them all again. Thanks.
Thank you for the wonderful memories! Love these kind of videos! Keep them coming! What a terrific diversion in these worrisome times! Much appreciated FV!🙏🏻❤️
The Love Boat was my favorite but this and Laverne and Shirley were next in line. Then of course there was Magnum PI and Barney Miller. Wow, we had a lot of great Shows back then!!
Always reminds me of American Grafitti....which came first? Happy Days or American Grafitti? One if the best teen rock and roll movies ever...a classic
Poor Erin. She seemed like she would have been such a fun person to hang around with. It is just so sad to see how she ended up. I had such a huge crush on Don Most, still love him today, he is such a handsome, handsome man. :)
@@brendalabranche365 I would say poor Erin for dying so very young. I saw her in an interview and she just seemed so sweet and precious. I am going to find that book and read it, it sounds great.
You left out Linda Purl, Heather O'Rourke, Kathy Silvers, and a few others from later seasons. Heather sadly died at age 12 in 1988 of septic shock as the result of an undiagnosed congenital condition. Henry Winkler was one of her pallbearers.
@@FactsVerse The series ran almost a decade,so is hard to choose.The one I remember clearly is when Arthur moves into the room above the garage.Howard is against it,just sees the Fonz as a biker punk.But Marion ,Richie and Joany convince Howard to go with it.Happy days!What happened to the other Cunningham son,was he written out of the series?
Yeah, umm, they did more than just grow up together. Long ago I remember Erin admitting that she had a crush on Henry/Fonzy. She also admitted that her & Scott Baio were "doing it" every chance they got, at least 8 times per day. Research it, you might find the same info I'm talking about.
I love this show! Currently watching it on Me-TV, reliving the old good days! Erin Moran will always be Shortcake to me! They forgot to mention one of my favorites Pat Morita! Rest in peace bahahaha!
At least you still have Me TV, they took it off here in Denver, Colorado and that made me MAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The channel that took it's place SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Miss my shows on Me TV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
People always look back and say that. 1975? Vietnam war ended that year - not a good time for soldiers coming back and suffering from PTSD and the effects of chemical agents, stuff going down in the middle east, IRA bombings in the UK , inflation and unemployment were high in parts of the U.S.., oil crisis still happening, Cold War still happening, Watergate scandal... much more. Yeah, a simpler time. Lol.
Whatever happened to Bag Zombroski played by Neil J. Schwartz and Eugene Belvin played by Denis Mandel and CHUCK CUNNINGHAM Played by Gavan O Herlihy and Randolph Roberts and Spike Danny Butch and Melvin Belvin played by Scott Bernstein and MOOSE played by Barry Greenberg and Marsh Simms Beatrice Colen??
The writers of the Last episode of Happy Days Either did not know that Chuck Cunningham was one of Howard and Marion's Children and Richie and Joanie's brother or the writers wrote that line on Purpose when Howard said That he had the joy of raising "two wonderful kids" Instead of saying "3 wonderful kids . The writers of the last episode of Happy Days must be dumb to not know that Chuck Cunningham was on Happy Days on Seasons1 and 2 . Tom Bosley should have known that the writers of the last episode of Happy Days made a word blooper (Mistake)in the script with That DUMB LINE where Howard Cunningham said 2 wonderful kids(Richie and Joanie) instead of 3 wonderful kids (Chuck Richie and Joanie). Garry Marshall should have known that Happy Days Viewers remember Chuck Cunningham was on the show and that speech Howard said was an insult To Happy Days viewers and An insult to the character of Chuck Cunningham and the 2 actors who played Chuck Cunningham: Gavan O'Herlihy and Randolph Roberts.
@@steveperry1344 Make the most out of each day for yourself and others. Everything changes and nothing stays the same. Live the life you have been given. You have only so many heartbeats and breathes to get you through.
I liked how the original show was supposed to be set in 1962 but there were lots of 1975 things that only somebody like me would notice, like the characters didn't use authentic 1962 slang or follow all the 62 fads, or the props were wrong, like a 1973 pinball machine, or how the teenagers weren't as shy and innocent as they were in 62. I used to have fun, watching for these things.
Actor William Talman who played district attorney on PERRY MASON did something wonderful for TV Viewers before he passed away from lung cancer several years ago . William Talman was in a Public Service announcement and he said that he was dying from lung Cancer .He said that since he already had lung cancer That it was too late for him But he urged TV viewers to Stop smoking cigarettes Or not to start smoking in the first place William Talman was a wonderful person to film this public Service announcement about the Public health dangers of Smoking RIP William Talman.
Some age well, some not so much. Notice smokers or ex-smokers, male or female have loads of wrinkles on their face and don’t live as long. My wife, age 70, never smoked and her face is wrinkle free. Same with heavy drinkers. MODERATION IS THE KEY TO A LONG LIFE.
this show was only good for 3 years after that they all stopped greasing their hair and all had feathered 70's hair cuts, Ralph stole all the scenes when he was on. Garry marshalls life on T.V. ran out of 50's ideas well who knew it would be so popular. Laverne and shirley were great as guests but their own show gives me a headache listening to their voices. Lenny and the squidtones stole every scene they were in.
Hello again Facts Verse 🤚 What about Pat Morita? You didn’t mention his role in Happy Days as Arnold. Otherwise thank you for another great video and I hope you and your subscribers have a wonderful day 🌟
steven mckay I’m actually 52 years old and remember Happy Days and Sanford and Son. Even though I was only a kid back then, I still remember watching them. Thank you so much for your reply 👍
Who could have forgot about Al, except me, LOL! He was wonderful! He will sincerely missed!!! Thank you for sharing!!! It brought back lots of memories!!!
Yeah, for the first two seasons they were supposed to be depicting the 50’s lifestyle. After that, they wore 70’s and 80’s hairstyles, and clothes. Became so unrealistic. Stupid show.
Love that song ....saw him in a club in the 70’s I was working...a line had formed all the way around the block to see him...also after Fats Domino performed his hits were the Boxtops...if you remember them...a great night it was
This and many many other tv series from the 70's and 80's were the best ever! What do we have now? talentshows and reality shit. All cheap tv because all the "stars" are just common people, and they don't cost a penny. That's why i stopped watching tv for over 20 years now.
I watched Happy Days all the time, but don't have a favorite episode. I was crazy for da Fonz like everybody else. I always thought it was cute when Mrs. C. sends Fonz off to work, gives him a kiss on the cheek and he blushes😊. She could say stuff to him that others would get 'clobbered' for. '👍👍AAAYYYY !' and Sit on it ! became common sayings. I remember the show where Richie went to a bachelor and the next day he said🤢 something like all l had was beer in these teeny weenie glasses... Mr C asks how many teeny weenie glasses did you have didn't? The answer was 72 🙄 l didn't like the show as much when the guys moved into an apartment together after graduation. 'Shortcake' smoking a cigarette? What would Fonzie say 😳?
I liked Happy Days as a kid but as an adult I now understand that almost every actor on this show is a woke liberal puppet and I can no longer enjoy re-runs because I know how inane their opinions are.
@@harperstacey9604 You stay safe and healthy too. I didn't know there was anybody left in this world with your kind manners. I'm betting you were raised by good parents.
When she first died everyone assumed it was drug/alcohol related due to her history, age, and the suddenness of her death. She was living a hard life for years before she died, but happily once the coroners report was released her true cause of death was released.
@@harperstacey9604 Everyone at the time assumed that’s what caused it. She had a long history of drug and alcohol abuse and with the suddenness of her death, her age, and her drug history it was a natural assumption. Put it this way: if it had been a drug or alcohol related death no one would have been shocked. But I’m glad that the coroners report was released and cleared that misinformation.
@@Trouble-Clef Erin Moran made a lot of money when she was on happy Days. Does anyone know if she received residuals from the show? From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Revisit Happy Days by watching every episode here: paramountplus.qflm.net/ZdBOxk
I have 1-6 of happy days I wished they did the rest on dvd
Forgot Pat Morita as Matsuo 'Arnold' Takahashi, owner of Arnold's restaurant.
And my big fan of Happy Days hope everything go well
Happy Days, weren’t perfect, but the mid 70’s were Happy Days compared to the train wreck we’re living through now!
@LOU Montana that's such a boring answer anymore.
@LOU Montana Exactly. Along with his ilk followers who cares about absolutely nothing but fear and anger.
That's why they called it happy days.
Not the sad days were living in now.
@@rosalynjeffery9510 ???
@LOU Montana ???
Innocent comedy. Had humor and was a beloved show for a long time.
Fond memories ❤️
You forgot Pat Morita (Mr. Miyagi) - He was Arnold, the original owner of Arnold's. Al bought it from him. Pat Morita would have been 43 in 1975 and passed away in 2005, age 73.
By far my favourite
Jeff Becker Thank you for including Pat Morita along with the info and the dates and years. Something this channel should have done
Yes i was thinking they missed some one now i feel bad that i for got him he was a great guy thank you
@@faithfultotheend5202 I remember when I first saw him, he was doing standup, mostly talking about boozing from a Japanese perspective about "Cutty Sake" and singing, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" with his own lyrics: "To be where little cable-cars, take me past all the bars..." His accent added a lot of humor to "Arnold."
There was also Chuck. Richie's older brother in the 1st few episodes.
I absolutely loved this show. It's crazy how time flies. Those were really Happy Days.
Yea if you were a white, straight, wealthy, christian male. Sure things were great.
@@jesseycutter371 As far as wealthy goes, that's always the case 🤗
@@jesseycutter371 must be hard being a woke joke, not finding enjoyment anywhere! Enjoy BIDEN🤡
there's one in every crowd,people with negetive personalities🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@jesseycutter371 There was no internet. It wasn't so great for everyone. It was like camping out and watching Star Trek and hoping for advancements in technology would someday happen.
Marion is still a beauty at 92.
That's what a 92 year old looks like?!
She looks darned good
She looks amazing, scott looks great for 60 thi!!
I was lucky enough to have her come to San Diego State when I was a student in Drama/Music, and watch her do Mrs. Malaprop in Richard Sheridan's "The Rivals"- she was HILARIOUS!!!
You're being too kind.
My mum’s ex-husband was a very close life long friend with Tom Bosley. He used to visit whenever he could. I remember him being at parties especially birthday parties. We went to visit him in California as well. I got to meet all the cast members when we went to the set and watched them film it. The only person I remember well was Henry Winkler. I think he was the friendliest of them. But that was a very long time ago. Tom was very nice and he treated me like his own child. I haven’t thought of him or this show in a long time. RIP Tom Bosley.
Glad to know that you had a chance to meet Tom and the cast. Thank you for sharing your life story. Which episode is the most memorable for you?
I loved this show growing up. I was 6 in 1975. What a fantastic, innocent, wholesome show. Those were truly HAPPY DAYS, both the show and society. What happened to those days? I sure wish they would come back for today's "kids". RIP to those who are no longer with us. 🙏 The show and all of the cast will be remembered forever. Thank you for the wonderful memories.
Corporate greed took over in the 80s. That ruined everything.
amopotato It was a great show. When I was growing up they always show this on tv great show however I wasn't born on the 70s. I was born on early 90s but I still love the show even it was old still great.
Not just HAPPY DAYS...BUT..Those where THE GREAT DAYS..back in the good old 70s...Nothing like em👌👌👌
U forgot to mention the 60s for being a teenager
I agree...
Born in 62... The 70s were great times as a kid... TV was decent back then...
I agree wish we could go back to the 70's because nowadays it sucks
How true! The best music, jobs were plentiful and no crazy China virus!
Unless you were in the Vietnam War...
The 70's were a fun and exciting time. But everybody grows old no matter if you dye your hair and try to stay young you cant stop the aging. I love happy days and that's what the 70s were real fun Happy Days, I know I lived in the 70s it was alot better than it is now. I sure miss those wonderful Happy Days.
It was better for you because you were younger. Being old is obviously worse.
What makes a great show! It's great chemistry between the cast.
We agree! Do you have a favorite among the cast, James?
@@FactsVerse I do, "the Fonz", I always thought he was cool 🤗👍
Crazy how in 1975 Henry at 30,Ron at 21,Anson at 26 and Don 22 yrs old playing high schoolers..great acting, loved the show..ayyyy👍
They did seem a little too old but they were so good it didn't really matter.
thats why. By 1982, even the writing on happy days sucked.
It was actually pretty horrible. I can’t watch it today. I wish I could.
Ehhh he was 28, not 30
Randolph Roberts (Chuck Cunningham 2 ) was born in
1947 Gavan O Herlihy (Chuck Cunningham 1)) was
Born in 1954 Henry Winkler
Was born in 1945 Anson Williams (Postie)was born in 1949 Neil J Schwartz
(BAG Zombroski) was born in 1942 Ted Mcginley (Roger
Phillips) was born in 1960
And Ron Howard was born in 1954 .
I met Henry Winkler in the early 2000's at a blood drive in San Diego. He was kind enough to autograph my copy of An American Christmas Carol and take a picture with me.
Marion Ross looks amazing for her age
Hi there
Had that one, too.
Marion Ross has said she's has plastic surgery.
She looks incredible and mentally sharp
Why is there hair like the seventies,?? It was the fifties , and fondue was a small guy it's hard to believe..
Lets face it. This show was mainly about Fonzie. That's the reason most people watched that show. Unfortunately, the writers ran out of ideas on that hit show by having Fonzie JUMP THE SHARK which to this day the phrase is used based on that episode to signify doing something that ruins the status or worth of the person or company.
I was 7 years old when Happy days came on TV..I've watched from day one all the way through.. love the cast..the 70s and 80s were just awesome❤
I was 6 and I still have a picture of my under 7 soccer team all doing the Fonzie thumbs up "hey" in the pIcture...well the cool kids did, the rest, well they were Potsies
I'm a greaser from Detroit and always liked that show, i was the real life fonze, well pretty close.
Anson is a hot man of 70 unbelievable.
kid heartz Yea I was 8 watching Partridge Family & Brady Bunch. David did good I heard he was selling out Stadium Concerts at age 20. I didnt find out till later about Susan Dey having a big crush on David. David was on another TV show called RUBY & THE ROCKITS. That child actor ALEXA VEGA played his Daughter. Wasnt popular only 10 episodes. 1 of Davids concerts a 14 year old girl died of a Heart Attack cause she was so excited to see him. Never got to see him live whitch made me wonder if he ever played TV songs when he was on his own. I also heard he toured with Alice Cooper. He did have a long career played till he was 67.
70s and 80s, best time for TV and movies.
I had a crush on Erin Moran back then. She had the sweetest smile. It's a shame how things turned out for her.
R.I.P. "Shortcake."
Lori Beth was way better looking.
Here's hoping that she ended up in the right place.
@@thomassullins8690 Lori Beth couldn't hold a candle to Joanie, may she rest in peace.
Erin was living here in Indiana at a trailer park?
I didn't even know she died 😩
I recall liking Henry mostly. His beautiful house shows how well he lives still. I liked it when he kind of pushed his body back, with a comb in his hand and “Hey!” I cant describe, but he does everything with an attitude. Please convey my love to him. From England.
How could you leave out pat moreta as arnold.....
Or that Goodfriend gal who was Richies' wife?
Thank you. That's what I said.
Probably better if they had included Pat Morita.
@@kurtsnyder4752 Jenny Picolo?
@@briansauer6695 Could be, as I haven't seen an ep since '98.
I've always loved Happy Days, the characters and the actors!!!!!!!
We did too! Who was your favorite cast member, The Duckling Homestead and Gardens?
loved the show Marion Ross wow! credit to her the lady looks fantastic! all the best to all the team
Thank you all the cast members and that includes all those who worked behind the scenes for the cherished memories , as a young teenager I never missed an episode . The one that struck me the most was when Richie punched Fonzie for real after entering the military , it was like an era had come to an end you know , broken , like someone snapped a branch , it kind of woke me up a bit and let me know that life was not all apple pie and cherrie coke . And then there was Mrs C , MOTHER TO A WHOLE GENERATION ! What a mom , thanks Mrs C for always being there .
Oh God one of My absolute favorites growing up!!! Laverne and Shirley I loved,Threes Company and so many more!!! Those were the GOOD ole Days for sure!!!
I always thought Lennie and Squiggy should have their own show. Those guys were funny.
RIP SQUIGGY.
Laverne and Shirley were like the female Odd Couple
@@MrJacMac1968 Laverne and Shirley was a spin off of happy Days if i remember correctly , good show i loved it
Also there were the actors who played Jenny Picalo, Roger, Lori Beth, Arnold, ...
and Richie and Joanie's brother Chuck
@Alan Smithee well them too
They never showed Potsies Dad.I think Richard Deacon should have played him.
RANDOLPH ROBERTS and
GAVAN O HERLIHY both did an excellent job of playing
CHUCK Cunningham
CHUCK Cunningham and the
Following characters and actors should have been on Happy Days the entire eleven seasons of Happy Days:
BAG Zombroski (Neil J Schwartz)
Moose Barry Greenberg
Eugene Belvin DENIS MANDEL
Melvin Belvin Scott Bernstein
Marsha Beatrice Colen
Wendy Misty Rowe
TRUDY TITA BELL
Spike Danny Butch
Also when Roger Phillips
Ted McGinley joined the cast
Of Happy Days the writers
And GARRY Marshall should have made CHUCK Cunningham Randolph Roberts the assistant basketball coach
I read on the internet that
In 1975 the producers and
Writers of Happy Days decided to write Chuck Cunningham out of The show
And the internet article said that RANDOLPH ROBERTS
Was fired.Who FIRED
Randolph Roberts ?
Randolph Roberts only played
Chuck Cunningham for only
Two episodes and Gavan O Herlihey played Chuck Cunningham for only six
Episodes Even though
RANDOLPH ROBERTS only
Played Chuck for only two episodes he had more
Air time than GAVAN O Herliheys 6 episodes
BAG Zombroski Neil J Schwartz and. Eugene
Belvin DENIS MANDEL
And Melvin Belvin Scott Bernstein and Moose Barry Greenberg were funny characters on Happy Days
And those characters and
Chuck Cunningham should
Have been on Happy Days
In more episodes
BAG Zombroski and
Chuck Cunningham and
Spike should have been on Happy Days for the entire 11
Years And Moose Barry Greenberg should have been on Happy Days for the entire
Eleven.seasons
I just realized that Eugene Belvin and Melvin Belvin
Could not have been on HAPPY DAYS all 11 seasons
Because Eugene Belvin didn't
Join Happy Days until 1980
For Eugene and 1981.
Also does anyone know the
Last names of Wendy and
TRUDY Wendy was played by
Misty Rowe and Trudy was
Played by TITA BELL
Marion looks better at 92 than Winkler at 75 and Howard at 66
Absolutely
Aging sucks, but it's better than dying too young.
These days l'm wondering if it's better to die young.
@@MrCJ-qz9dl q
@clarence hodges you have a choice my friend
@@supersparks9466 We all have choices, but one is always wiser than the other; especially if it comes to taking one's own life. But to go involuntarily may be a blessing in disguise.
Tell that to Ron Howard's hair line.
This is a lovely tribute to all those wonderful people who brought happiness into our homes. Bless them and Thank you …
My all time favorite show, such innocence yet such happiness.
I am not trying to sound racist, l simply want to show some racial observations of mine. When l was I high school l often encountered discussions with White colleagues. I used to tease them, saying, "While you all are having HAPPY DAYS, we are experiencing GOOD TIMES. At that time, even until now, l never appreciated the HAPPY DAYS sitcom. For some reason l could not relate to what l thought was a beatnik who, for the most part, emotionally bullied his comrades as they kowtowed to his antics. On the other hand, l thoroughly enjoy Ron Howard's previously famous portrayal as "Opie Taylor" as opposed to "Richie Cunningham"; particularly now in my middle age.
The values of THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW have a deeper meaning for me than watching some nonconformist banging a soda machine in order to get a free drink.
Tbh l never met anyone who share the same sentiments as l do.
What a seriously cool show. Used to watch this in my teens in the UK. ALWAYS loved rock and roll all my life so this was right up my alley. Warm feelings to see them all again. Thanks.
You forgot Pat Morita - Mr. Miyagi.
Yep they forgot Arnold.
Given the sad truth about what went down behind the scenes RIP to the memory of Erin Moran. 💔💔💔💔
We miss her, Michael
Her brother was michael Myers in Halloween just the unmasking t the top of the stairs
@@truebluebears76 yeah Tony Moran
This is nice. Just sad that Pat Morita was left out. :(
Arnold was awesome lol
Bahahaha!
Pat Morita also appeared on several episodes of Sanford and son. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Thank you for the wonderful memories! Love these kind of videos! Keep them coming! What a terrific diversion in these worrisome times! Much appreciated FV!🙏🏻❤️
Our pleasure!
Hi there
Wow.!!... gett'n old aren't we.??... Good Job, thank you soooo much.!!... thumbs up.!!
I always watched this show . Beauties of women on the show , rip to the great actors that have left us .
Who was your favorite among the cast, evil_muscle muscled?
Ralph and Potsy defied aging like none others. You'd easily think they were 20 years younger. Not only looks but healthy, attitude, vibrancy.
This is STILL my all time favorite show of all time. I’m 53.
The Love Boat was my favorite but this and Laverne and Shirley were next in line. Then of course there was Magnum PI and Barney Miller. Wow, we had a lot of great Shows back then!!
Always reminds me of American Grafitti....which came first? Happy Days or American Grafitti? One if the best teen rock and roll movies ever...a classic
We loved that show, watched it from the very beginning! 😎 Cool!
Poor Erin. She seemed like she would have been such a fun person to hang around with. It is just so sad to see how she ended up. I had such a huge crush on Don Most, still love him today, he is such a handsome, handsome man. :)
We loved them both, Renay!
Don Most is handsomer now than he was back then! 💕
I read her biography. She did die young, but had an incredible life and marriage. I wouldn’t say poor Erin.. she had an outstanding life.
@@madkittyjoey70 Right! He sure grew into a sexy older man.
@@brendalabranche365 I would say poor Erin for dying so very young. I saw her in an interview and she just seemed so sweet and precious. I am going to find that book and read it, it sounds great.
GREAT show.
May all the cast members who are no longer with us rest in peace
They'll all be missed. Who was your favorite cast member, Doug?
@@FactsVerse___Mrs.C.....She was a hot housewife!!!!
@@FactsVerse heyyyyy
Fonzarelli. He cracked me up when he told Ron Howard he had a Howdy Doody face
And the dead ones, too!
BEATRICE COLEN
MARSHA Simms
RIP Tom Bosley and
Al Molinaro Beatrice Colen
Erin Moran.. Pat Morita
Heather O Rourke
Also RIP for GARRY MARSHALL
Wow! Marion Ross still looks incredible for 91!
You are correct in as soon as I heard her talk I remember her voice
She looks decades younger than she is!
Yes she does.
You left out Linda Purl, Heather O'Rourke, Kathy Silvers, and a few others from later seasons. Heather sadly died at age 12 in 1988 of septic shock as the result of an undiagnosed congenital condition. Henry Winkler was one of her pallbearers.
also left out the owner of Arnold's restaurant: Matsuo 'Arnold' Takahashi
Pat Morita known as Al is missing, we can't forget him.
Pat Morita was Arnold. Al was Al Molinaro.
@@sav7568 Yup and was he not mr. miyaki in the Karate Kid?? They forgot to do Arnold.
Ah,such memories, I was also 15 when Happy Days was first aired.Shame what happened to Erin Moran.The 70's was a great time to be a teenager !
Such good memories! What's your favorite episode of the show, Simon?
@@FactsVerse The series ran almost a decade,so is hard to choose.The one I remember clearly is when Arthur moves into the room above the garage.Howard is against it,just sees the Fonz as a biker punk.But Marion ,Richie and Joany convince Howard to go with it.Happy days!What happened to the other Cunningham son,was he written out of the series?
@@simonalexandercritchley439 he joined the Celtics and became a super star 😹😂😹
Erin Moran and Scott Baio practically grew up in the show. Scott was one of my biggest crushes back then.
They did! Do you have a favorite episode of the show, Panchang?
Ditto on the crush. 🥰
Yeah, umm, they did more than just grow up together. Long ago I remember Erin admitting that she had a crush on Henry/Fonzy. She also admitted that her & Scott Baio were "doing it" every chance they got, at least 8 times per day. Research it, you might find the same info I'm talking about.
I love this show! Currently watching it on Me-TV, reliving the old good days! Erin Moran will always be Shortcake to me! They forgot to mention one of my favorites Pat Morita! Rest in peace bahahaha!
At least you still have Me TV, they took it off here in Denver, Colorado and that made me MAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The channel that took it's place SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Miss my shows on Me TV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy Days 1975... a much simpler time in life.
@wavygr Maybe in 1975 but in the 50s---when I WAS a kid---kids didn't have much of a clue about that stuff and thus enjoyed the lives they had...
People always look back and say that. 1975? Vietnam war ended that year - not a good time for soldiers coming back and suffering from PTSD and the effects of chemical agents, stuff going down in the middle east, IRA bombings in the UK , inflation and unemployment were high in parts of the U.S.., oil crisis still happening, Cold War still happening, Watergate scandal... much more. Yeah, a simpler time. Lol.
This was a show about the 1950’s. Kids respected their parents and teachers and went to church.
Literally 99% won't see this but god bless you and be safe during these times I'm struggling to hit 2k😧
God bless you and be safe.🙏
For @Ykoz, @G & @Solo Odyssey - -
You folks have good hearts. Blessings to you and I hope you and your's stay well. Merry Christmas 🎅 🤶 🎄
Ok subbed
There was also Chuck Cunningham, who vanished into thin air and was erased from everybody's memories.
Whatever happened to
Bag Zombroski played by
Neil J. Schwartz and
Eugene Belvin played by
Denis Mandel and
CHUCK CUNNINGHAM
Played by Gavan O Herlihy and Randolph Roberts and
Spike Danny Butch and
Melvin Belvin played by Scott Bernstein and MOOSE played by Barry Greenberg and Marsh Simms Beatrice Colen??
This was the nicest tribute and update I’ve ever seen!! Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Such good memories. I was 18 in 1975. A very good year. Loved the show.
Played a New Eve gig with Don Most who sings like Bobby Darrin. And Frank, Dean and more. A really sweet guy
What about Chuck? They always forget poor Chuck!!
He got written out
@@kachoo2135 Thanks, I really appreciate you answering, but it was a rhetorical question.
Killed in Vietnam!
@@toms4442 I guess that's better than being written out.
The writers of the Last episode of Happy Days
Either did not know that
Chuck Cunningham was one of Howard and Marion's
Children and Richie and
Joanie's brother or the writers wrote that line on
Purpose when Howard said
That he had the joy of raising "two wonderful kids"
Instead of saying "3 wonderful kids .
The writers of the last episode of Happy Days must be dumb to not know that Chuck Cunningham was on Happy Days on
Seasons1 and 2 .
Tom Bosley should have known that the writers of the last episode of Happy Days made a word blooper
(Mistake)in the script with
That DUMB LINE where
Howard Cunningham said
2 wonderful kids(Richie and
Joanie) instead of 3 wonderful kids (Chuck Richie and Joanie).
Garry Marshall should have known that Happy Days
Viewers remember Chuck Cunningham was on the show and that speech
Howard said was an insult
To Happy Days viewers and
An insult to the character of
Chuck Cunningham and the
2 actors who played Chuck Cunningham:
Gavan O'Herlihy and
Randolph Roberts.
People do age after 45 years. The disturbing concept is how fast the time seems to go by.
is there a way to slow it down a little?
@@steveperry1344 Just chil out and relax.
@@steveperry1344 Make the most out of each day for yourself and others. Everything changes and nothing stays the same. Live the life you have been given. You have only so many heartbeats and breathes to get you through.
@@lavanderwilliams794 that's me, maybe too laid back but i like it.
Well if you do tobacco you will age really fast and get dumb
I loved all the happy days charactors!! I remember watching it with my grandparents. The happy days era were some really good times.
You're a true fan! Thanks for sharing. Be safe and have a great weekend ❣
I liked how the original show was supposed to be set in 1962 but there were lots of 1975 things that only somebody like me would notice, like the characters didn't use authentic 1962 slang or follow all the 62 fads, or the props were wrong, like a 1973 pinball machine, or how the teenagers weren't as shy and innocent as they were in 62. I used to have fun, watching for these things.
Thanks for watching!
They could use these "Then and Now" segments as an anti-smoking campaign. But really, I think nowadays smoking is already at an all time low.
Actor William Talman who played district attorney on
PERRY MASON did something wonderful for TV
Viewers before he passed away from lung cancer several years ago .
William Talman was in a
Public Service announcement and he said that he was dying from lung
Cancer .He said that since he already had lung cancer
That it was too late for him
But he urged TV viewers to
Stop smoking cigarettes
Or not to start smoking in the first place
William Talman was a wonderful person to film this public Service announcement about the
Public health dangers of
Smoking RIP William Talman.
@@markcampbell924 I think Leonard Nimoy tried to spread the word too, when he was dying.
How Many times is RUclips going to interrupt this video with their repetitive ads ?
Invest in an ad blocker. I never see any.
Some age well, some not so much. Notice smokers or ex-smokers, male or female have loads of wrinkles on their face and don’t live as long. My wife, age 70, never smoked and her face is wrinkle free. Same with heavy drinkers. MODERATION IS THE KEY TO A LONG LIFE.
Howe about abstinence? Just don't smoke at all! 🚭
What about Arnold .or chuck?
One of the funniest and sweetest comedies ever. And I didn’t even grow up in the 50s; I’m a 60’s child.
It was so good! Who's your favorite cast member, Lee?
Lol since it was a 70's show
@@davidlebeau8628 Sorry you're right the Show was during the 70's. I deleted my dumbass comment. Sorry again.
The show was not on the air in the fifties. What were you watching?
@@davidlebeau8628 Funny
Why did they not mention Pat Morita? He was part of the show as as well?
this show was only good for 3 years after that they all stopped greasing their hair and all had feathered 70's hair cuts, Ralph stole all the scenes when he was on. Garry marshalls life on T.V. ran out of 50's ideas well who knew it would be so popular. Laverne and shirley were great as guests but their own show gives me a headache listening to their voices. Lenny and the squidtones stole every scene they were in.
Hello again Facts Verse 🤚 What about Pat Morita? You didn’t mention his role in Happy Days as Arnold. Otherwise thank you for another great video and I hope you and your subscribers have a wonderful day 🌟
Great suggestion Sassy!
Facts Verse thank you Facts Verse and I also appreciate the ❤️
steven mckay I’m actually 52 years old and remember Happy Days and Sanford and Son. Even though I was only a kid back then, I still remember watching them. Thank you so much for your reply 👍
@@sassykaren7587 Pat Morita was only on happy days for one season. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I am also sorry that Tom died. He was a wonderful actor!
Hi there
yeah not only was he in Happy Days he was also in Murder, She Wrote & Father Dowling Mysteries all 3 were good shows
Who could have forgot about Al, except me, LOL! He was wonderful! He will sincerely missed!!! Thank you for sharing!!! It brought back lots of memories!!!
Glad you liked it, Mary! Thanks for watching! What's your favorite episode of Happy Days?
Hi there
I didn't forget Arnold, I have a big list of who he forgot, besides Arnold!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But Arnold was the 1st one I said!!
This brought back so many great memories, thank You
i was born in nov. 74 sad to see how much life has changed and how much i have left
I came after 1975 The year Barney Miller Starkey and Hutch and The Jeffersons one day at a time and abc new half hour.soap Ryan's Hope
1974 represent! December of '74 for me!
@@atranfanatic nov. 15 1974
@@craigengelman4534Nice man! December 3rd here.
So cool to see this vedio, I grew up as a kid watching every show...great memories
Damn, cnt b real!!! Happy Dys ws 1 biggest & still a great show!!! OMG
Yeah, for the first two seasons they were supposed to be depicting the 50’s lifestyle. After that, they wore 70’s and 80’s hairstyles, and clothes. Became so unrealistic. Stupid show.
I FOUND MY THRILL . ON BLUEBERRY HILL
Love that song ....saw him in a club in the 70’s I was working...a line had formed all the way around the block to see him...also after Fats Domino performed his hits were the Boxtops...if you remember them...a great night it was
On Bluebeery Hill............. where I found you!
This and many many other tv series from the 70's and 80's were the best ever! What do we have now? talentshows and reality shit. All cheap tv because
all the "stars" are just common people, and they don't cost a penny. That's why i stopped watching tv for over 20 years now.
Tom Bosley was the voice to David the Gnome, you cant not recognize that distinctive voice! He was a real treasure!
Wow, ever notice that moms and dads on tv were "old" when we were young? Marion Ross was only 47 in 1975, 10 years younger than I am now!
Great cast and incredible writers
I watched Happy Days all the time, but don't have a favorite episode. I was crazy for da Fonz like everybody else. I always thought it was cute when Mrs. C. sends Fonz off to work, gives him a kiss on the cheek and he blushes😊. She could say stuff to him that others would get 'clobbered' for. '👍👍AAAYYYY !' and Sit on it ! became common sayings. I remember the show where Richie went to a bachelor and the next day he said🤢 something like all l had was beer in these teeny weenie glasses... Mr C asks how many teeny weenie glasses did you have didn't? The answer was 72 🙄 l didn't like the show as much when the guys moved into an apartment together after graduation.
'Shortcake' smoking a cigarette? What would Fonzie say 😳?
RIP Erin. We all have problems. We hope that Jesus forgives us. Amen
I agree when they showed that picture of her smoking a cigarette and she died of lung cancer makes you want to quit smoking
@@tedkennedy1983 Not Me! I just smoke Weed!
People seem to think it was drugs or alcohol addiction is what killed her. She had stage 4 cancer
I still watch happy days am 61 tomorrow.I was fifthteen in 1975 Chachi and Joanie..
That brought back many happy memories..
Glad you liked it, Andy! Who was your favorite cast member from the show?
@@FactsVerse the fonze believe it or not lol
You forgot about Pat Morita who was the first Arnold!
they ALWAYS forget the people of colour
Today's Fact: In Tokyo, a bicycle is faster than a car for most trips of less than *50 minutes!*
You can lead a Horse to Water but a Pencil must be Lead!
The sun is the same in a relative way but your older shorter of breath one day closer to death (Pink floyd)
💯
Great tune!
Aaaaaaaaand!.........The winner is............Scott Baio! He turned out the best!
Where is Pat Morita? You can't have Arnold's without Arnold... Wax on, wax off
ENJOYED/APPRECIATE THIS VERY VERY MUCH💚THANKYOU FOR SHARING......THEY WERE THE GOOD DAYS🌹
Thanks for watching!
I liked Happy Days as a kid but as an adult I now understand that almost every actor on this show is a woke liberal puppet and I can no longer enjoy re-runs because I know how inane their opinions are.
Bumped into Henry Winkler twice at the Hollywood Tower Records on Sunset in 1979 and 80. He was a genuinely nice guy, and just as cool as the Fonze.
He was too old for the part, though, wasn’t he.
Did you get his autograph? From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 I wish I had. Very down to earth dude, no pretenses. I'm sorry I didn't ask for his autograph in hindsight.
@@garymorell6924 thank you for your reply. I am glàd to heat that Henry Winkler was nice to you. Please stay safe and healthy. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 You stay safe and healthy too. I didn't know there was anybody left in this world with your kind manners. I'm betting you were raised by good parents.
Very poor taste that they show Erin smoking when they showed cause of death. Unnecessary.
I agree
At times, I don't think Erin was altogether there; she had a hard time finding work after the show ended
you're assuming there are pictures that don't show her smoking . . . .
Not very nice.
She only smoked after sex.
I'll admit,..most of the former cast members still look quite well for themselves. Unfortunate for some who passed on.
Rip Ron howard
I'm glad you got Erin's cause of death correct. There are so many false stories as to why she died
Scott baio said that Erin Moran died of an drug overdose. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
When she first died everyone assumed it was drug/alcohol related due to her history, age, and the suddenness of her death. She was living a hard life for years before she died, but happily once the coroners report was released her true cause of death was released.
@@harperstacey9604 Everyone at the time assumed that’s what caused it. She had a long history of drug and alcohol abuse and with the suddenness of her death, her age, and her drug history it was a natural assumption. Put it this way: if it had been a drug or alcohol related death no one would have been shocked. But I’m glad that the coroners report was released and cleared that misinformation.
@@Trouble-Clef Erin Moran made a lot of money when she was on happy Days. Does anyone know if she received residuals from the show? From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Anson Williams looks great for 71
Yes he does
Seems like most turned into liberal nut cases. Except for Scott, hes my man.
Best then and now I've seen. Thanks for putting in the effort.
Glad you liked it, Greg! What's your favorite episode of the show?
The Fonz. Nothing like being a 30 year old high school student.
Miss Marion Ross looks ABSOLUTELY good for her age! And she doesn't even sound like an old woman! Wow she aged really good.
She really did, Panchang! Wow!
She looked absolutely good at the time of the show too. Absolutely beautiful body, you could tell even with the dresses she wore
Back when life was fun, simple, sitcoms where awesome. &then you got todays crap.
Ross looks younger in her 90’s than Howard at 66!
What about Chuck?