Bushel's blue label, Leaf Tea.
It was very funny because I've never seen it before.
Do you want a cup?
Yeah, I would.
I missed out on sharing something with you.
What?
Come here.
You clever friend.
Wow.
You go to Paris and I get pregnant.
Bushel's blue label, because the nicest moments come out of the blue.
Friday night at the movies, the rosary murders.
When she found him already dead, he was holding a rosary.
They all had to pay for their sins.
Priest, a nun.
The killer's identity, protected.
You know something and you're not talking.
That's your little professional secrets.
Why are you doing this?
The story is gripping.
You look for clues, try to guess.
Something so unspeakable.
You'll be spellbound right to the finale.
Donald Sutherland in a gripping thriller,
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Australia, home to great sporting events.
Events which stir the blood.
The Melbourne Cup.
The Adelaide Grand Prix.
The football grand final.
And from Eumunjeri, the great Yabbie hunt.
It would be misleading to suggest that anything very much ever happens in the town of Eumunjeri.
After all, only 80 people live here.
But tonight is the night of nights at the Drovers Dog Hotel.
It's the finale of the great Yabbie fishing contest.
But first, you must catch your Yabbie.
Yabbies are rather antisocial creatures.
They choose to spend their idle hours in the mud and ooze at the bottom of farm dams.
Mind you, if you had 14 teams from the Drovers Dog out to catch and cook you,
you'd hide like a Yabbie too.
Back at the pub, there'll be a prize for most Yabbies and the biggest Yabbie.
And Col and his team are hot favourites.
Thank you, sir.
If that's a dren, I'll pull him out.
There are strict rules governing the contest.
The most important one, don't get caught.
Yabbie catching should only be undertaken with string lines and Yabbie pots.
Nets are absolutely, categorically banned.
Yeah, we're not supposed to do it like this.
What sort of... Oh, really? How are you supposed to do it then?
Throw a line in.
Well, what are all the others doing?
Same as this.
That's a way of it.
And if that's the way this competition works,
let's hope the judges back at the bar are on their toes for cleverly disguised ring-ins.
Look what they've done.
They got a Yabbie, pushed the turtle's head back in,
they got a Yabbie and stuck his head out where the turtle shell is.
And strung it up there with a couple of splints.
Put him in for the biggest one.
He didn't get away with it, of course.
As the sun sets slowly over Umunjuri,
the town is as close to fever pitch as it will ever get.
Teams with names like Claws and the Dambusters begin to arrive.
And the serious business begins.
Right off of us. Come on, bring them up.
The weigh-ins and the drinking.
Not necessarily in that order.
Nine kgs.
Finally, four kgs.
Fair enough to three.
Three kgs for...
Dambusters.
Those with a keen eye will have spotted a potential ring-in.
Big Yabbie.
But this fine cotton was no match for the keen-eyed judges,
and he got the flick pass.
The biggest Yabbie contest is limited to the kids,
but that doesn't mean competition is any less fierce.
Ladies and gentlemen, the winning Yabbie.
Nine and seven, eight.
Yabbie busters.
And of course, one of the crafts that you learn
if you're living in Umunjuri is the very ancient craft
of learning how to hypnotise Yabbies.
Simply stand your Yabbie gently on its head,
stroke its back for about 30 seconds,
and hey, presto, it's under your power.
It'll stay like this for a few minutes.
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Nobody takes anything at the Dravers' Dog too seriously,
especially late at night.
The Yabbie contest is just a social get-together
with the chance of a couple of prizes.
The first one's for the most Yabbbies,
and that goes to Tala Walla.
If we can have a representative up here, please,
and I'd like to thank Phyllis and Fred for donating the trophy.
Congratulations on winning the...
Thanks, Fred. Yep.
Right, the next trophy's for the biggest Yabbie,
and that goes to the Yabbie busters,
and that's John Separa's team again and his kids.
Congratulations, John.
Congratulations!
There we are, darling.
One of yours?
There we are.
In fact, the whole event is a great excuse,
if one was ever needed, for a good night at the pub,
a barbie and a mighty good feed.
So there you are.
Conclusion to a magnificent day's Yabbieing.
And at the end of it, you can have steak,
you can have sausages, you can have chop,
or, of course, you can have a magnificent place of Yabbies.
Now, I'm not an expert, but chop.
Tom here is.
What do you think of the Yabbies you caught today, Tom?
Well, I think these are the greatest Yabbies in Australia.
So the Drovers Dog Pub, the best,
in fact, the only one that Eumongery has to offer.
Rooms, well, asleep at the back like the locals.
Best time of year, any night, the Yabbie night.
Well, that's just about it for tonight.
If you'd like some more details about any of the stories on the show,
we'll be happy to send you some written information sheets.
You can get them by calling us on 00 55 22 928
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Next week, we'll take you on a beautiful trip around Tasmania
from the saddle of a mountain bike,
a weekend getaway deep in the heart of wine country,
and the luxurious way to see Ayers Rock
with a glass of champagne from the back of a limousine.
I hope you've enjoyed tonight's show.
We'll see you again next week.
Next on 9, Henry Winkler presents the Happy Days reunion special.
Then at 10, Ted Danson and Kirsty Alley star in Cheers.
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Shipway appeared before the National Basketball League Commissioner in Sydney today.
The 36ers are considering an appeal.
Now here's Barry with the weather.
Thanks, Deanna. Well, the weekend's looking better.
Showery tonight, but easing to a shower or two tomorrow with a top of 15.
Saturday is still a shower or two.
On Sunday, it'll be isolated showers clearing, then Monday, mainly fine.
Thanks, Barry. That's all from National Nine News for the moment.
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Pooch, I never got your name.
Oh, it's, uh, Cunningham. Richard Cunningham.
That's cute.
Why don't you call me Fonz?
Good afternoon, Fonz.
Eee.
I'm Howard Cunningham, Richard's father, and this is Mrs. Cunningham and our daughter, Joanie.
I am Mork from Mork.
One, two, three.
No contest. Let's go, Spence.
Help! I'm being held prisoner in my room!
You hear what happened to my baby cousin, huh?
Whoa!
Does that kill Marion?
Waitress, waitress, come on, we're starving here.
Hunger! Hunger! Hunger! Hunger!
Hi, kids, you want to order?
UWM! Ra, ra, ra! The colonels are here!
Ka, ka, ka!
Just level with me, Rich. My little lopsided.
Now I'm true. I'm Wilbury Hill.
Sunday, Monday, happy days.
Tuesday, Wednesday, happy days.
Thursday, Friday, happy days.
The weekend comes, my cycle hums.
Ready to race to you.
Good evening and welcome to the Happy Days reunion special.
Happy Days.
Hosted by Henry Winkler.
Starring in order of appearance, Tom Bosley.
Nothing can hold me when I hold you.
Marion Ross.
You can't be wrong. Rockin' and rollin'.
Ron Howard.
Don Most.
Anson Williams.
Scott Baio.
Sunday, Monday, happy days.
Pat Morita.
Thursday, Friday, happy days.
Al Molinaro.
Saturday, what a day.
And Gary Marshall.
I'll race with you.
These days are ours.
Show them the way.
These days are ours.
Happy and free.
These happy days are yours and mine.
Happy days.
These happy days are yours and mine.
Happy days.
Happy days, what incredible words.
Not only is it the title of a very successful television show,
which if it didn't exist, I would have probably ended up
working for my father selling lumber for the rest of my life.
But Happy Days also describes a time,
the 11 years we all spent working together on stage 19
at Paramount Studios in Hollywood doing the show.
Speaking for myself,
those were the happiest days of my professional life.
But that is the way it is with most families
that really love each other, right?
And that's why we're here tonight.
Now, television comedies over the years have depicted
quite a few wonderful old American families.
The Nelsons, the Andersons, all the Clevers,
the Hoxtables, the Munsters.
The Munsters.
And of course, my favorite, the Cunninghams of Milwaukee.
Howard, what are you doing home this time of day?
Well, is there anything wrong with a man coming home
to his beautiful wife for lunch or whatever?
No.
Howard, are you getting frisky?
Hi, Mom.
Joni and I thought we'd come home for lunch
so we could spend a little more time with you.
How nice.
Dad, what are you doing here?
I live here.
How about a drink?
Marry her.
Oh, that's it?
Bit rough with me.
I got this.
No, no, I'm not laughing at you, Gloria.
Marry her.
Will you go out and feed the camels?
All the harebrained, irresponsible things.
Harebrained?
I've got to be in a meeting in a half an hour.
And I don't have any dinner, and I've got a lymph fuzz.
Marry her and do this. Marry her and do that.
You want your dinner?
I'll get your dinner. You got it.
I'll get your dinner.
I can do it with my eyes closed.
Here is your salad, your vegetable, the meat.
Clean it up!
And that reminds me,
we didn't get one decent wedding present
from your side of the family.
That's because my family didn't want me to marry you.
Oh, yeah?
Well, who was it that picked up the rice
and then invited us over for a Chinese dinner?
Who was it that had poor helping?
Oh, yeah?
What?
You are so cute when you get mad.
So are you, Marion.
In the Cunningham household,
those fights never lasted very long.
Because the Frisky Cunninghams did not sleep in separate beds.
Hmm. We were naughty, weren't we?
Yes, and I loved every minute of it.
Well, what do you want to do?
Are you getting Frisky?
It's only Thursday!
When the Henry character, Fonzie,
moved in with the Cunninghams,
I think it was something that we were all looking forward to in a way.
And that simple idea
suddenly made those scenes so fresh and so interesting and explosive,
not only because of the talent of Henry and the character,
but it took every traditional sort of scene
that could have been more or less like Father Knows Best,
and it sort of put it on its ear.
Hi, Fonzie! It's me, Vivian!
What was that?
Well, that's Vivian, dear.
Well, I heard that.
A date tonight, Fonz?
A maybe date.
Fonzie, are you coming out?
This is really embarrassing, huh?
Some people got no class. They just interrupt a great meal.
Don't you ever do that shortcake.
Fonzie, are you in there?
Hey, will you shut up? We're eating!
I'm so glad you're still awake.
Oh, Arthur, maybe you didn't notice. We're in bed here.
Oh, so I'm going to be in and out just like the Sandman.
Hey, why don't I sit down?
No, no, why don't you just slide up here between us?
Oh, come on, Mr. C.
It's not a bad idea.
I bet Richie did this, huh?
Yeah, when he was four and it was thundering.
We had a lot of fun marrying together.
We really did, Arthur.
Arthur, see, you were the only one for 11 years that called me Arthur.
You were my Arthur and you'd put your head on my shoulder.
I think you had a secret crush on Mrs. C.
I did. I did. We both did.
The Fonz did and Henry did.
As a matter of fact, we have never seen before footage right here from the lost episode.
Oh.
Yeah, that one.
Well, aren't you sweet, Arthur?
Yeah.
How come Richie doesn't have to go?
Because he's older than you and he can take care of himself.
Well, every time we leave him alone, he locks himself out of the house.
I don't lock myself out.
Yes, you do.
Oh, never mind, dear.
Here are some cookies for you.
Just for the trip so you won't get cranky.
Well, they're all crushed.
I know. Every time I go to the supermarket, some old man knocks my cart over.
Well, don't go to that market.
I won't. I just hate that store.
I heard this morning that...
We'll be right back with Richie Cunningham, the very first appearance of Mork for Mork, Robin Williams.
And hey, if it wasn't for Hey Hey, I wouldn't make it through the week.
Pretty good investment for four cents an hour. Hey.
Hey, hey, because the silliest things in life are often the cheapest.
Good morning.
Hi.
Great day for a drive.
Not for the weekend?
Nah, just the usual. Drop the kids off at Netball, pick up number one son from the footy.
Fill her up, thanks.
No problem.
Looks like you're low on oil and overdue for a service.
Okay.
Can you take care of it?
Sure.
Well, there you go. It's all okay.
Thanks a lot. See ya.
Have a good day.
Hi, folks. I'm Mr. Footy Plot. Get a piece of the footy plot action at your local TAB this weekend.
We'll get a free drink.
Okay.
And as always, folks, don't just chip the winners back in on footy fun. Get a piece of the footy part action at the table.
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Are they what?
Hello.
I can do with you.
All right. Down here.
Step two. Introduction. Who are you? What do you want?
My name is Richard Cunningham. I'm here to apply for the job.
Why?
Well, I'm a hard worker. I'm always on time and I'm good to my mom.
Oh, funny.
You got me all confused, fine.
Exactly.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
Put a microphone in his hands and he thinks he's Orson Well.
I just want to say I found my thrill.
My trademark.
Somewhere around the second third season of Happy Days, I realized the show was really
working and I thought to myself one day driving to work.
I'm having this experience, not just once in my life, but twice.
I remember people on the Andy Griffith Show saying if this kind of thing happens, you
know, once in your life, it's a miracle.
We're so lucky. And I realized that I was lucky twice.
Nice.
Mr. Nice.
I'll probably be voted the nicest kid in my class.
I'll wind up on the All-Star Nice team.
Pat Boone, Kate Smith, Captain Kangaroo and me.
I'm not humdrum.
You're not humdrum. What do you do with your nice?
All right, fine. I come home. I eat dinner.
Yeah.
Do my homework.
Yeah.
Watch a little TV. Friday nights I play basketball. Saturday nights I go on a date. Sunday nights
I go to rest.
Humdrum.
There's one second left. Cunningham needs to make both free throws to send the game into overtime.
Come on, Richard, you'll make do it!
Ron Howard has done so well, of course, and people will come up to me and they'll say,
hasn't Richie done well? And I'll say, yes.
They'll say, aren't you Ron Howard's mother? And I say, yes, I am.
And Richard, I want you to take off that horrible mustache.
Oh, Mom, can I keep the mustache? I mean, I think it really gives me a lot of...
Pheeeem. Oh, that gave me a lot of...
Pheeeem.
Richie Cunningham knows no fear. I am a thundering steam engine. I get the feeling and I just swing with it.
Be back in a flash.
All right. See you soon.
Okay.
Flash.
Oh.
I found my thrill. On Blueberry Hill.
Now, isn't this better than a car?
You better believe this.
In privacy, nobody trying to kick you. You can do anything you feel like doing.
You know, Richie, some guys think that just because you go to their apartment,
they think they can just take advantage of you.
Take advantage of who?
Well, I know you wouldn't take advantage of me.
I found my thrill. On Blueberry Hill. I'm in big trouble.
Ta-da-da-da-da-da.
Well, did you miss me?
You bet.
Those scenes are still funny.
Well, yeah, because they were the truth. You know, when I played Richie, I was always remembering my teenage years.
And sometimes I was...usually, I was a wreck with girls.
Don't scare me, Howard.
See, no, no, no. I've often said that, you know, people look at you and they think,
oh, well, look at this here. It looks like a loaf of Wonder Bread.
But inside, you are the water and power company. You've got...
I've seen you with women, Ron.
Her body was a hot flame.
Did you draft in here?
No. That was me blowing in your ear.
Oh. Listen, Richie, what are you doing tonight?
Tonight? Nothing.
Well, I thought maybe we could get together, just the two of us, and discuss the rules.
We could do that.
I'll go wait in the car. I'll start your motor.
You already did.
I never dreamt you were such a tiger.
I don't think I will ever have an acting partner in my whole life that will ever replace Ron.
There is an unspoken communication that went between us.
There was a respect that went between us that touched me, touches me, as I'm talking about it, so deeply.
Oh, flower, let's dance.
Fonzie. Fonzie.
It's me, Richie. See, this is all part of the demon's initiation.
What are you doing?
You've got to do me a favor. Oh, sure, Fonzie.
You'll never get out of here, right? Take off your cardigan, all right?
Oh, okay. Here, put on my jacket.
I want you to stand here, just like that, and pretend you're me. Now, look at you, right?
Oh, okay.
Oh, what about my hair? My hair?
Right here. Where's your helmet?
All right. Look at what I'm reduced to.
So, Ray, for an evening, I'll be you.
Oh, golly, oh, gee whiz.
Well, see you, Richie Golly, gee whiz.
Hey, thanks.
Are you Richie Cunningham?
Oh, yeah, yeah, that's me.
Is this your house?
Uh-huh.
Eee, eee, eee.
Wait a minute, who are you?
I am Mark from Mark.
You buzzer.
One of the great experiences of my life was being in that episode where Robin Williams really, for the first time, exposed his genius to the whole world.
I missed. Must never, oh, I failed. Watch out. Take back.
Did Robin Williams kiss me? No, I don't think so. I'd have to see that episode again.
Oh, thank you.
Shoot, Mark. No, no.
Probably the ultimate challenge for me was trying to stay with Robin Williams in that episode. And I love that episode. It's one of my favorites.
What was the purpose of your visit to Earth?
Uh, purpose, Rico.
I am here on your planet to collect specimens for our sampling on our planet.
No kidding.
Does he?
Anybody in particular?
Yes.
What, the President?
Oh, no, no, no, not in Milwaukee.
Are you gonna take Hank Aaron?
Hank Aaron? No, no. He is too famous. We would have to trade the entire planet for him.
Oh. What we need is someone average. Humdrum.
I know somebody humdrum.
Need a clue? I found my thrill. On Blueberry Hill.
Coming up next, The Fog.
These happy days are yours and mine. Happy days.
Tonight at 6, shuttle astronauts made history with the first three-man walk in space. And you saw the latest offering from the magical world of Disney.
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A troubled young Kelly Ninth need. He used a bucket to cover his head.
Bless him, said Ma. I'll award him the CSR.
Because he's not bad. He's just easily laid.
Award him a CSR treat. Naturally.
School, fix it all.
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With my memories, I lit the fire, my sorrows, my pleasures.
I'm going back to zero.
No, nothing at all.
No, I don't regret anything.
Because my life, because my joy, today, it starts with you.
With Nescafe, we've not only captured the soul of Espresso, we've bottled it.
Oh, I've been up to Cunninghams Warehouse, Cunninghams Warehouse, yesterday.
A Greek shampoo, conditioner, one dollar.
60 minute teac audio tapes, one dollar. Press to seal plastic store is one dollar.
Seedle toothpaste, spearmint, peppermint or cool mint, one dollar.
Masonry drill bits, huge range, any size, only one dollar.
Six foot roll of bubble gum, one dollar.
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Wooden broom handle, slash to one dollar.
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We want Fonzie! We want Fonzie! We want Fonzie!
Alright guys, kickstand me.
Right Fonzie.
Kickstand.
Up, up, alright.
We were trying to have a character in Happy Days that represented the other side of the tracks.
Happy Days was this lovely family and everybody was nice and they ate together.
It was kind of a fantasy about how a family should be or might be or you might wish it to be.
But I was looking for like a six foot four Italian guy, a blonde guy and just kind of a cool guy and they didn't find him.
They brought in Henry Winkler.
I went from being this kind of nervous Henry to the Fonz, you know.
You said, alright look, I want to tell you something, right?
When I am in the room, I am in shock that you are still standing.
Just in deference to me, big word, huh?
Sit down.
And I left the room.
And then they called me back on my birthday.
Whoa.
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, the airline lady, right.
Oh yeah, he's a little crazy but you take that as a cancellation.
No, no, no, wait a minute, wait a minute, don't go away so fast.
Yeah, now let's talk about something important like you.
What's a nice lady like you doing in a place like that?
Man, dull humdrum life.
Why don't you throw down your pencil and hustle over to my place and be cool for the first time in your life.
What?
Now what did you say?
You think I'm so cool?
That makes me think I'm so cool.
Oh Fonzie, say it again.
I love it.
Buongiorno.
Say it with my name.
Buongiorno Roxy.
Oh, Fon, how do you do that?
I tell you, Henry has so much sex appeal.
It's nothing like it.
And it was wonderful just to be near Henry.
But then he was always turning away and talking to somebody else.
You tripped the light fantastic.
Alright, now listen up, girls.
One time, one time only.
Lying right up here, kiss the Fonzie for a buck.
And that's a bargain at any price.
How many women did I kiss over the whole show?
A lot of women and I remember so few.
Thanks very much.
I'm sorry I had to put you through this.
Thanks for coming.
I'm sorry I had to put you through this.
Thanks for coming.
I came up with a sound, eee, which was to reduce language.
I would say how I felt through sound.
I wouldn't have to talk so much, I could stay cooler.
Eee.
Well, Arthur, your friends need you and they admire you so much because you're cool.
Right after my blood, they're going to take my cool.
How could they get your cool?
Would you like to watch some television?
Yeah, Channel 9, please, will you?
That's Shriek Theater.
Oh, those will give you nightmares.
Uh-uh, I don't dream.
Really?
Yeah, I don't have to.
In my mind, the character Fonzie, you know, I mean, one of the things that made him,
the magic of what Henry did with the character was that combination of this intimidating,
you know, that tough exterior thing, but the vulnerability and the sensitivity underneath.
Want a cookie?
No, not a giraffe.
I got a little lamby.
Why is everybody staring?
Is there something wrong?
Is there a hair out of place?
I used to come to Henry for advice and, you know, he was like, kind of like big brother.
You know, I figured that sometimes girls do not mean no when they say no, they mean yes.
I have found, however, that girls when they say, I am about to call the police,
they mean I am about to call the police.
Hi, Fonzie.
Nice hairdo, Al.
Hey, Cunningham.
Hey, Fonzie.
I said Cunningham.
Right, Fonzie.
Fonzie, what you bringing us?
Hey, hey, hey.
Oh, sorry.
I was thinking about what you said the other day about not being around in a hundred years.
Yeah, we're all mortal.
You are mortal, I might move to California.
So I brought with me, ta-da, the original Fonzie leather jacket.
Oh.
See that right there, that lipstick stain right there?
Yeah.
That's Lucy Bergdorf.
I was seven, she was 16, and did she learn fast?
That's terrific.
Yeah.
You've been wearing leather jackets for a long time.
That's right.
What did you wear before that?
Leather jammies.
I didn't hear that, Cunningham.
I said, did you wear leather?
I heard it.
Well, this is my wardrobe for 11 years.
Actually, you know, in the beginning, the network would not let me wear a leather jacket.
They said that I would be associated with crime.
I would be too much like a hood.
They said that I could be tough, but I had to be tough in cotton.
So, and the only way that they would let me wear the leather jacket was I could do it once a show
or when I was with my motorcycle.
The creator of Happy Days, Gary Marshall, got around that by having my motorcycle in every shot.
It's very cool, isn't it?
I think so.
But I'm going to give it to you straight.
This is not the actual jacket.
This is a fake.
The real jacket is in a very special place.
Hold it.
You think I'm kidding?
Take this.
Now, in 1981, the Fonz's jacket was honored by being inducted into the Smithsonian Institution.
Along with the Wright Brothers' first plane, Dillinger's gun,
every baseball player's hat,
and now me.
It's right there on display along with Archie Bunker's chair, Ted Knight's blazer, and Charlie McCarthy himself.
That's pretty good company, huh?
I always wanted Fonz's book of magic.
What magic?
Oh, you know, I always wanted to know how the Fonz could just make things happen.
You know, by banging on the jukebox, snapping his fingers.
Oh!
Well...
Who won that race?
Oh!
Hey, girls, knock yourselves out.
I'm really sorry.
It was a slip of the finger.
Slip of the finger.
I love you.
I'll call you a little later, all right?
Hey, I'm glad to see which won.
How about the girl by the jukebox?
14 feet, 6 inches.
Thank you.
You just...
The whole building was just...
How did you do that?
It's a gift.
I think maybe I'll just sack out here, snuggle up with the fire, play cowboy for a while.
Go on.
I'm cool with it.
Let's see Tarzan do that.
Fonz and the gang will be right back with dating and romance, Happy Days style.
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Watch me pour acid on this car and wipe it right off.
Ow! Ow!
Capri Beggar's got a new job.
On the auto show, it couldn't have been that bad.
Woody, I don't have any fingerprints left.
Cheers tonight on 9.
Without a doubt, the most important thing on the minds of the Happy Days gang
was dating girls.
Going on another date, Richard?
Yeah, how'd you know that, Dad?
Just a lucky guess.
I think I'd just better ask you for a good night kiss before I break something.
Okay, but I don't French kiss on the first date.
Neither do I.
I need romance in this spot now.
Oh, Fonzie, if we don't leave soon, we're really gonna...
Oh, no, you're gonna love this.
Here.
Take a slurp.
Mrs. C made it.
Well, I think the Fonz came to us already as a heavy dater
with a heavy reputation before we ever met him,
just on the hearsay of what Richie would tell us.
Fonz will now recite on HWW, How to Win Women.
Phase one, your basic music, your poetry,
you share an arapa-tif with her.
Phase two, anything that she likes, you like.
Anything she hates, you hate.
What if she likes something that's stupid?
Richard, do you want to win a debate or win a girl?
Win a girl.
Oh, right.
Phase three, you drop a couple of hints
that you might be willing.
Willing to what?
Phase four.
I can't do it.
You're Fonzie's girl.
Fonzie isn't here.
I keep forgetting that.
I'm not going to respect myself for this.
What do you want, respect or lips?
Lips.
There was a bit of intrepidation when we thought
that Richie was going out with some of Fonzie's girlfriends.
We probably felt that they were a little too fast.
Oh, Cynthia.
Listen, I really had a great time.
Thanks for picking me up and paying for the movie
and the cheeseburger.
And thanks for everything.
Richie, can I come in?
We can talk some more.
Well, I'm about all talked out.
I promise I won't try anything.
Oh, now that's what you said at the drive-in movie.
I said I was sorry.
Things have changed a lot since we were kids, Marion.
Oh, I've got a cramp.
What are you doing, Ralph?
Oh, my leg. My leg's in the knot.
Will you get your leg down, Ralph?
I'll rub it, Rich, will you?
I'm not going to rub your leg. It's ridiculous.
Wait till you get a cramp.
I can't, Marion, with this neck in a car.
What are you going to do?
I'm going to sketch the moonlit lake.
Look, I know you like to draw,
but do you think this is the right time?
I'm sorry, Rich. I'm not in the mood.
I mean, that's four cramps for Ralph
and two times Potsy fell out of the car.
Oh, they're very quiet right now.
Oh, Alma, your skin is so smooth.
Hands off. That's me.
Smooth skin.
We did okay before the show,
I mean, in terms of meeting ladies and things like that,
but we never did that good.
You are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen in my life.
Excuse me.
You are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen in my life.
You are the most beaut...
Oh, Josh, you're looking good.
You guys better get out of here.
My boss will be coming out any minute.
Oh, sure, throw us out.
You've made it to the top,
so now you turn your back on your friend.
I'm not turning my back.
Potsy, you understand, don't you?
Oh, sure, Josh, but it does look like a great job.
It is, it is.
Too bad I have to quit.
Quit? You're going to quit?
Hey, can you believe it?
Fonzie's making me.
Why?
Just because he's girls' post-nude.
Chucky, please, please give me the job.
I have to have this job.
Calm down.
Hey, what are you doing, Malf?
What about your self-respect?
What about your pride in yourself as a man?
Will you stop talking nonsense?
This is important.
Chucky.
Ralph, how did you get him out of here?
Don't look at him, he's pathetic.
Could you at least put in a good word for him with your boss?
For the models, I don't care what you're doing.
Okay, only if you leave right now.
I'm leaving.
See me going?
Here I go.
You go put in the word.
The word is in, Malf.
Then I'm going out the door.
I'm Peter Pan.
I'm flying!
Hey, a nice girl for me?
Oh, she's much better than nice.
Friendly.
All right, now you guys set me up.
What's wrong with her?
Brigger in pots, Red Ralph.
Come in, Brenda.
Where do you see the names you had in competition?
Show them.
Whoo!
Miss Trout.
What beautiful gills.
We'll be right out, Brenda.
Oh, Miss Trout, here I come.
Baton twirling.
How long have you been bat-twirling the baton?
That long.
You know, I never could do that.
I played the saxophone a little bit.
Of course, I never twirled it.
What, Richard Kent?
Who knows?
You talk too much.
Hold that pose.
Hold it.
Of course, the show with Laverne and Shirley,
that these two ladies would be dating,
one of them would be dating Richie, was of great concern to us.
Hey, Fonzie.
Hey, DeFazio, they're here.
All right.
Laverne, this is Laverne DeFazio.
She's mine.
And this is Shirley Feeney.
She's yours, as you can see.
Nice to meet you, Richie.
My pleasure.
They get along pretty well.
I ain't planning yet, girls.
I'm trying to sit down.
Staring?
How'd you like your eyes closed for good, huh?
You're too much, Laverne.
So, Cheryl, what do you think of this kid?
You've been with words?
Oh, he's nice and a tie, too.
And a hanky.
Is that for showing or for blowing?
Well, it's been quite an evening.
What do you say we go to Richie's house?
As soon as you feel comfortable with Shirley,
you say, OK, Fonzie,
and I will peel off Laverne up to my little penthouse.
OK, Fonzie.
Hey, he says OK.
Let's go, Laverne.
Wait, wait, Fonzie.
Don't try to thank me.
Thank me tomorrow, all right?
You can thank me now.
You're welcome.
Hey, how come we get the kitchen?
Laverne, come on.
We'll get the kitchen.
A team that gelled.
That was the Happy Days cast.
So they gelled so well,
when we would bring on Laverne and Shirley,
they would give Laverne and Shirley room to perform.
Hey, listen, tell me the truth.
Why did you and Laverne get into that fight anyway?
Oh, that.
Well, when Laverne and I went into the ladies' room,
I walked up to her and I said, sweet as you please,
Laverne, you have a mouth like a sewer,
which she does.
And she said, a sewer?
And I said, yeah, a sewer.
So she curled up her chubby little hand and...
Oh!
Richie, I'm so sorry!
Oh, oh, oh, Richie, are you all right?
Are you all right?
Oh, Richie, I'm so sorry!
Oh dear, oh dear, let me kiss a boo-boo.
Richie, we're home!
What's going on?
Oh, nothing, there's nothing going on.
Oh, I missed it!
Join all the gang down at Arnold's next on the Happy Days reunion.
Saturday night at the movies, a special Michael Caine double header.
Two superb thrillers.
You just got yourself a deal.
830 Half Moon Street, followed at 1030 by The Hand.
Saturday night on Channel 9.
With my memories, I lit the fire.
My sorrows, my pleasures, I leave for good.
No, nothing at all.
No, I don't regret anything.
Because my life, because my joy, today, it begins with us.
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Everyone's turning to TV week for top entertainment.
This week, Wondon Valley's new breed takes over.
Exclusive photos at home with Bruce Hammershan.
This Beverly Hills 90210 star tells why she's called off the wedding.
We go behind the scenes at the Summer Bay celebrations.
And if you thought this was daring, we've got amazing pics of Cher as you've never seen her.
Read about Nicole Kidman's thrilling new movie.
Plus a fantastic deaf leopard contest.
You could get rocked around the world visiting London, New York, LA and San Francisco.
And there's a mighty deaf leopard pinup.
It's all in this week's TV week.
Packed with great entertainment.
By grey sky, hello blue.
Nothing can hold me when I hold you.
It's alright, it can't be wrong.
Rocking and rolling all week long.
This is Arnold's.
Where the guys and gals of happy days hung out.
And where Richie Pottsy, Ralph and the Fonz became friends and had their happiest times.
Can you believe this? This is Arnold's.
I've been waiting all my life to come here.
This is Arnold's.
I think most of our really great scenes took place at Arnold's.
I mean whenever we would get a booth scene, it was always great.
It was relaxed, it was easy.
We almost didn't have to learn the dialogue.
It seemed like the dialogue would just, we'd read it once and just start.
Scandal in school cafeteria.
Extra, extra.
Dateline Milwaukee.
Hey, hey, stop the presence will ya?
Whoa!
Hey listen you guys, you'd finish discussing this problem because I got something better to do and you don't.
Hey guys, it's Paula Petrolunga.
When she walks even the jello stands still.
She's so tall.
Yeah, but she's worth the climb.
Where's Mr. Takahashi?
Must be around here somewhere.
Welcome students.
You're teaching the class?
Sure, I figure you want to learn how to fight, I teach you to fall.
Same time I make a buck.
Wait a minute Arnold, the paper said Mitsuma Takahashi is giving the class.
I am Mito Mottakahashi.
Is this the face of Arnold?
Arnold is the offspring of a Chinese mother who got knocked up by a Japanese soldier in Manchuria somewhere
and never saw him again and raised her only son to talk English and this is the way she learned him for how to talk
and after the war Arnold go to Milwaukee and end up as a hamburger cook and who care because he's in America.
Why'd you change your name?
What change? I buy a restaurant, had a big sign Arnold.
Signs very expensive, you know how many letters in Takahashi?
Hey, want to check out that new bowling alley just opened up?
The Fonz does not bowl.
Girl pinboys, the Fonz bowl.
Let's go, let's go, let's go bowling.
Bowling?
Guess what?
Sorry, sorry pal, I didn't mean it.
You can't go through all that and not forever be bonded together.
I'd say by about the second season I'd become one of the guys, you know a real integral part.
Hi girls, good wait for us huh girls?
Give us your underwear, this is a panty rain.
How does you brooch?
Don't worry.
Don't worry sweetheart, we won't hurt you.
Okay girls, where do you keep your valuables?
Posse, look at those girls.
Is this a dorm or a kennel?
You talk about camaraderie on shows, but we cared for each other and we also understood that there were flaws, we were human beings,
we were going to get upset one day and be happy another day and there was this kind of ebb and flow that we all acknowledged
and gave each other room and then came to each other's aid and you felt like you had that there.
Can you believe Lori Beth?
Get lost.
Now wait a minute Malph, if Richie here wants to apologize, let's give him a chance.
You're right Posse, okay, okay Rich, go ahead, apologize.
For what?
Get lost.
Don't you have anything to say about last night?
Oh last night, I had a great time last night.
Get lost.
Great time?
Any guy who would do what you did to the girl of a guy who considered that guy his best pal is not the kind of guy this guy wants to talk to.
What does that mean?
Get lost.
Maybe I ought to go out and come back in.
You're half right.
The idea of working on the set with all these kids, I felt like I would be out of place.
I don't know, it was weird why I thought that.
I was wrong.
Do I look okay?
Dashy?
Presentable?
Cute?
All of those things.
You know, since Rosa Coletti, I haven't dated much and I'm not sure myself anymore, you understand.
Al, looking at you, I now know what Valentino would have looked like at 40.
All right, what's with the sad little faces here, huh?
Come on, buck up, dry up those little tears.
What happened, someone steal your little red wagon?
Oh come on Fonz, I don't have my red wagon anymore.
It's Easter vacation, Fonz.
So?
Oh, someone stole your Easter bonnet with all the frills upon it.
None of us got nothing to do all week.
This is going to be the worst Easter vacation I've had since I had my appendix taken out.
Every sharp girl in Milwaukee is going to be out of town on vacation somewhere.
What are you going to be doing over Easter, Fonz?
Hey, who knows, man, I just hang loose.
Yeah.
I've been hanging loose for 17 years, I'm still hanging.
In a lot of ways, I think the friendships that I made on Happy Days were kind of like the relationships,
not high school friends, not quite like high school, more like army buddies.
Turn your head and cough.
Now, turn your head and cough.
Webber? Webber, turn your head and cough.
Turn your head.
Sorry.
Franzarelli.
You don't have to cough.
We were the gang, you know, and it was a very special feeling.
We were not only cast members, we were friends.
It's one of those friendships that you wouldn't trade for anything.
I found my thrill.
Hard Blueberry Hill, hard Blueberry Hill, where I found you.
The wind in the willows played a sweet melody, but all of the vows we made were never to be.
Though we're apart, you're a part of me still, for you were my thrill on Blueberry Hill.
Hey, where was that?
On Blueberry Hill.
I still got it.
We still got it.
Still to come, behind the scenes fun and our Happy Days cast reunion.
Glenn Close.
And I'm not used to being told what to do.
Christopher Walken.
I want this to work.
A critically acclaimed true story.
Are you going to leave us?
For the first enchanting time, Toyota presents Sarah, Plain and Tall, 830 Sunday on 9.
The original Phantom of the Opera, Michael Crawford performs the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
The Phantom of the Opera is there.
13 songs by the star of the sold out music of Andrew Lloyd Webber tour.
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Take the magic of the concert home.
There's something about the track that keeps me coming back.
There's something about the place to be there while they race.
Don't miss the horsepower at the West End Adelaide Cup Carnival.
Check your horsepower brochure and find out how to join the fun this weekend.
It pays to get back to the track.
The West End Adelaide Cup Carnival, Moffatville.
It pays to get back to the track.
If you're a Tim Tam lover, the rich waves of caramel cream will make Arnett's caramel Tim Tam twice the temptation.
Are they Arnett's or are they not?
Are they what?
He's got changes.
Look close because everything you see is just $59.95.
Most people eat roast chicken with skin, but enjoy their rump steak nice and lean.
Which do you think makes the leanest and lightest meal?
If you're like most people, you'd probably tip the balance in favor of chicken.
But the latest facts prove quite the opposite.
This serving of lean rump steak actually has less fat and cholesterol than this same size serving of roast chicken.
Much less.
Shouldn't you lean towards beef?
If your hot water service sends you through the roof, in most cases you can have a new continuous flow wash installed.
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When a show is on as long as happy days, interesting things happen.
Bicycles are replaced by cars, girlfriends and boyfriends are replaced by husbands and wives, pimples disappear.
And suddenly, everyone is grown up.
It's amazing to remember just how much we all changed in 11 seasons.
And how Joni and Richie grew up from cute little kids into young adults.
Look Joni, just go to bed, alright? Look, it's three o'clock.
I can't sleep until mom and dad get home. What if something happened to them?
Oh.
Well, well, well, well, well.
Well, children, what are you doing still up?
Waiting for you.
Oh my goodness, I had no idea what time it was.
Three a.m. You had us worried. Couldn't you have at least called?
Is that too much to ask? One phone call, a single phone call would have saved us all this worrying.
Have you forgotten your home telephone number?
Well, gee Richard, I'm sorry, it'll never happen again.
I should hope not. You know, you say you're adults, but you show no consideration for us at all.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Yeah, I'm sorry kids.
Well, it's late. Go on up to your room. We'll talk about it in the morning.
The kind of parents that the Cunninghams were, as compared to Robert Young and Ozzie Nelson,
we were never that way. We made mistakes in trying to raise children.
The Cunninghams weren't perfect. We learned from our children as well as they learned from us.
And the whole concept of the beginning of the show was such that this was basically,
it started out to be the story of kids growing up, first experiences.
Kids? Yeah, kids.
You try to save them a little hurt? You give them the benefit of your experience?
They won't listen. No, they gotta go out and find things out for themselves.
Never changes. Children just do not listen to their parents today.
I remember the first time I didn't listen to you.
Oh, wasn't that the time when the girl with the big Angora sweater?
You better believe it.
I didn't think you'd listen to me on that one.
My whole life, any time that I've been confused or a little down maybe, like,
remember the time we were playing that championship basketball game?
I blew that free throw, we lost the whole thing, huh?
You were right there, you were right by my side.
You even offered me a life saver.
Yeah, peppermint.
See, all those times, I didn't need a buddy.
I needed a father, and that's what you were to me.
Besides, who'd want to have an old buddy when they could have a perfect father?
Aww!
Applause
I always felt that I said before, I was looking to cast people who you would welcome into your living room week after week.
Now you all know my cousin Chachi.
During the fifth season, we were lucky enough to have Scott Baio join our Happy Days family.
How you doing, blue eyes?
What are you selling today, shrimp?
Oh, no, I sold all the shrimp to Alfred.
But for you, I got no smear lipstick.
We can test it out later.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Shy little fellow.
I walked on the stage and Henry walked over to me, and like this, and just hugged me,
and I thought, well, you know, this will be okay, I think.
Your fun's a really blood-funny minute up to your brain, huh?
I'm proud of you, I'm proud of you.
All right, Chachi, all right, you've got a job.
Dun dun dun dun dun.
I want you to have this.
An old mechanic's hat?
Don't you make fun of a historical monument.
This is my first hat.
Oh, your first hat? Can I keep it?
Yeah.
Boyce gave it to me when I souped up my first car.
What was that? It was seven and a half.
Scott Baio was very handsome and fearless.
He would do anything.
He even tried, I think when he was younger, he tried to jump off the roof of his garage
because he thought he was Superman.
You know, he thought he could fly.
I'll tell you what, I don't need your stinking job.
I've been doing all right without it.
Without you, without school, without anybody.
And I'll tell you something else, Fonzarelli.
I don't need your stupid cap.
Stupid cap? Stupid cap?
It's a very good thing that I don't got a bad temper.
Scott, I have something for you.
How about this?
Oh, you know, I always wondered what happened to this.
Can I have it?
Absolutely.
Thanks, Henry.
It's a pleasure.
You know, I just wish I had something to give to you.
I really do.
Scott, you gave me a lot.
I had the opportunity to watch this incredibly young, talented, 10-year-old squirt come on,
work with you, all these, and then watch you grow up to be this incredibly older, talented squirt.
Oh, by the way, do you know that I'm an executive now?
And do you know what that means?
It means I don't have any more time for small talk.
So this is your last chance.
You're going to go out with me?
Maybe.
I'm going to tell you something.
One day you're going to turn me down one time too many.
Maybe?
You didn't say no.
I said maybe.
Wow, guess what?
I got a maybe.
Oh, hi.
This is great.
What a welcome.
I think I'm going to come in again.
Erin and I had a good relationship.
She and I were very good friends.
We dated on and off during the show.
So that helped us also during the shows, but also made it very awkward at times.
You remember last summer at the lake when you said that because I've been chasing you since I was a little kid
that I may have missed out on dating a lot of other girls?
Uh-huh.
And I said that I didn't care about that?
Yeah.
Well, I was wrong.
What?
Well, it's no big thing.
I figured I'm going to try and date other girls, and of course you'd be free to date other guys.
This way we'd be really sure about each other.
We'd be more confident, stronger, closer, happy.
What do you think?
You upset?
Upset?
Are you kidding?
I was going to call you tomorrow and tell you the same thing.
Boy, you're really taking this well.
I thought there'd be a lot of crying and carrying on.
No.
I'm proud of you.
Thank you.
See you around.
All right, I'll tell you.
Johnny and I have to get married.
What?
What I meant was I don't have to marry Johnny.
I want to marry Johnny.
I love her.
Oh, oh, Tracey.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Oh, a wedding.
Oh, that is such good news.
Oh, Johnny must be so happy.
Well, she doesn't exactly know yet.
Uh, Johnny, I know in my heart that this is the best thing I've ever done in my life.
I love you very much.
Will you marry me?
Oh, George.
Oh, George what?
Oh, George, yes.
Really?
Yeah!
We'll be back with Bukers, outtakes and more when the Happy Days reunion continues.
Tomorrow...
I think Adolf Hitler was the greatest man in the world.
An undercover investigation reveals the chilling revival of neo-Nazis.
Hitler was too humane.
Yes, and we do not intend on making that mistake again.
She's mine! She's mine!
Tomorrow, 6.30.
Other kids thought Nellie Milber quite strange when she showed off her incredible range.
Bless us, Edmar. I'll award her the CSR.
Then maybe she'll keep quiet for a change.
Award him a CSR treat, naturally.
If your hot water service gives you the cold shoulder...
Not the hot water again.
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There was cooking in the kitchen
Another secret recipe
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Gets me something new from KFC
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It's crispy.
It's crunchy.
It's marinated with a new blend of KFC spices.
I like it like that. I like it like that.
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Look out for the man, Sheera.
You can tell this man ain't no arsehole, Randall.
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Hello, Doris?
Oh, I'm sorry, old dollar on number.
Excuse me, here's the change you've been looking for.
It's like I'm phone-calling.
Imagine letting your taste run wild.
Imagine the flavour of ripe raspberries
coupled with smooth, rich chocolate.
And you have a duet from Arnett's.
Are they Arnett's or are they not?
Are they what?
She's the queen of television.
Oh, no, Ellie!
And he's the master of the scene.
Hello, kids.
But are they as sweet as we think?
And we'll be the vandals.
Still everybody loves them.
Too right.
The Middle Century, brought to you by Maya on Channel 9.
A lot of times, right in the middle of a show,
we would forget about the script and fool around.
It was very important for us, and the audience loved it.
They got a chance to see us out of character,
just goofing off.
Truly, after working together for 11 years,
we were no longer just a bunch of actors
doing a television show.
We had become a family.
And it was the best kind of family,
because we weren't related to each other.
We could go home.
We played a lot of practical jokes on Happy Days,
and nobody was safe.
We did it!
All right.
Now that's nice.
You don't have a reputation for this either.
I'm right.
Hey, now, cheer up.
You're working on it.
It takes time.
Because we were on so many years, and we all got along so well,
we did a lot of practical jokes on Happy Days,
and a lot of them were originated by Jerry Parris, our director.
One of the questions asked about Happy Days was,
did Ronnie Howard as Richie Cunningham
really play the saxophone in the Happy Days band?
Hi, Mom.
Hi, Dad.
One thing the audience loved was to see us make mistakes.
Sometimes our bloopers were funnier than the actual scene.
Can we do that again?
Wait till Ronnie gets all over the end.
Step in a little more and get her.
Ready?
I hope you folks don't have any plans until later this evening.
Fonz, what happened to your leather jacket?
Stolen.
Leather thieves.
Where's your leather jacket, Fonz?
Where's your leather jacket?
Stolen.
Did you ask him again?
Where's your leather jacket?
Stolen.
Where's your jacket?
Stolen.
Leather thieves.
Where's your leather jacket?
You should say leather no.
Insane.
No.
Wait a minute, I've got it right.
We'll be eating it at, at, at, uh,
we'll be eating it at, I haven't got the slightest idea.
It was fun because as the show would, wore on,
you know, we were all very comfortable with what we were doing.
In some weeks we might be concentrating a little bit better than other weeks, you know.
But when that audience would come in, we had to do the show.
We did it for those 300 people that were there.
And for each other.
Richard, the Fonz has not played guessing games while chewing.
You remember the girl with the motorcycle all dressed in pink, pinky putt, pinky putt.
Hey, Richard, the Fonz has not...
This is it.
Okay, Chair.
Ready, and action.
Richard, the Fonz has not played guessing games.
Come on, come on.
We got that one.
Hey, Fonz.
That's right.
Hey, Richard, the Fonz has not played guessing games while chewing.
Richard, be right if he knew the next line.
Oh, we're having such a good time. Let's sing.
Oh, how about I found my thrill.
Oh, who gives a ****?
As time went on, we said, you know, we were all brought together here for one single purpose, to do this show.
Now, come on, everybody. Squeeze close together.
Ouch!
Well, not that close.
Hey, come on, Al. Smile.
I am.
We're all set.
Here goes the timer.
Hurry up, Dad. Hurry.
I hope this goes fast. My teeth are drying.
Here it goes.
I remember when we went back to Milwaukee as a celebration for Happy Days.
We had a parade there. They underestimated how many people would show up.
It was just unbelievable, the response we got.
And it was wonderful.
In the industry, they used to consider us like a bubblegum show.
But I think they've overlooked one thing.
To the public in America, Happy Days was an important show.
And I think it was, and I think it still is.
Wonderful!
I said we're going to make a team, and we made the Happy Days softball team.
And that team toured all over the world, all over the United States.
We played in most of the major league parks before the big games.
The softball part of our life on Happy Days has really kept everybody in balance and was a great bonding thing.
He came up to me and said, I'd like to play.
And I said, great.
And he said, I don't know how to play.
I've never really played ball.
I can look good. I can spit.
Oh yeah, I can scratch. I can pat someone on the back.
He became like the premier pitcher in the league on precision, all based on precision and drive.
And that was it. It was the one move. That was it.
But he nailed it.
I never was able to catch the ball very well.
And if the guy hit it to me, I would stop it with some part of my body.
Somehow I never got my glove up. I was always looking to see if I got over the plate.
I never quite got the glove up, but I did stop it with my ribs, my arm, my thigh, my something.
I was black and blue for 11 years.
All right.
Germany road trip ball game, 1982.
This is one of my most important treasured possessions.
I've never done anything for sports before in my life.
You deserved it. You were a great softball pitcher.
I would never have been able to play without you.
You gave me my first mitt. You were my coach. You were my mentor.
You were always there. You were always supportive, yelling from the outfield.
You can do it, Henry.
You were my best friend, even as we sit here today.
I feel that way too.
I guess that's why it was so difficult for me to do that last scene where Richie says goodbye and goes off to Hollywood.
As a matter of fact, I think that's why the scene went to another place.
I mean, I could hardly talk.
Hey, Richie.
I got them two first class tickets to Tinseltown.
Oh, first class, Fonz. I can't afford first class.
Of course you can. I got them from Yolanda down at the travel agency.
One more day, you're going to Europe.
Well, I guess this is it, huh?
Yeah.
Fonz, listen, I'm a writer, or at least I hope so.
Yet sometimes it's a little easier for me to express myself with words.
I wrote this to you this morning because I knew that when we were face to face like this that, well, I might not be able to find the words.
How do you thank somebody who's been everything to you?
Your brother?
Your protector? Delivered my own child.
I just don't know how I could ever say that.
I think you just did.
I just want to tell you that I love you.
Very much.
Our happy days cast reunion when we return.
There's better odds with the bookies that keeps me coming back.
And an atmosphere, it all happens here.
It pays to get back to the track.
The West End Adelaide Cup Carnival, Morphettville.
It pays to get back to the track.
The trouble with Fred Worms is they've got no respect.
They can infect anyone.
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And when they do, they really go to town.
So whenever you need to treat your family for Fred Worm,
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Everything.
He likes cat breathe.
She likes cat breathe.
They like cat breathe dairy milk.
With that famous glass and a half, all rich full cream milk.
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everybody likes the great taste and the goodness of cat breathe dairy milk chocolate.
She likes cat breathe.
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It's hard to say goodbye after 11 years without having a little choke in your throat or a tear in your eye.
Who knew that we would last 11 years?
You know, you go from season to season.
Each year it was almost like we would fall in love with each other again.
We'd go out on the road and rediscover how much fun it was to be together.
It was easily, easily the most memorable experience of my life.
The show and the people in it will be part of me for years to come.
We had some wonderful, wonderful times and we were to be corny, this big happy family, which I thoroughly enjoyed.
Between the people that I worked with and the material, the whole experience was, I mean, I couldn't wait to get to work.
The show ended and I went home and I just, I sat down and I thought, boy, what am I going to do on Friday nights from now on?
Every producer in his life should be blessed with one Happy Days series.
Eleven years, 255 episodes, and you know what was great? We were all together at the end.
Wouldn't it be lovely if someone made a toast on this happy occasion?
Yeah.
Well, what can I say?
Both of our children are married now and they're starting out to build lives of their own.
And I guess when you reach a milestone like this, you have to reflect back on what you've done and what you've accomplished.
Marion and I have not climbed Mount Everest or written a great American novel,
but we've had the joy of raising two wonderful kids,
watching them and their friends grow up into loving adults.
And now we're going to have the pleasure of watching them pass that love on to their children.
And I guess no man or woman could ask for anything.
So thank you all for being part of our family.
To Happy Days.
Applause
Thank you so much for being part of our family again. Good night.
Here's to Happy Days.
I forgot to say it.
Good night everybody and thank you so much for being part of our family again.
Here's to your happy day.
Good night everybody and thank you very much again for being part of our family.
Again.
Here's to Happy Days.
Everybody here's a director.
Good night everybody and thank you again for being part of our family.
Here's to Happy Days.
Chuck? Is that you Chuck? Marion?
Laughter
Good night everyone and thank you so much for being part of our family again.
Here's to Happy Days.
Laughter
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These happy days are yours and mine.
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This week Burke's Backyard is coming to you from Western Australia.
We'll show you how to avoid the dog crowding these spots in the lawn,
how to achieve privacy in the backyard and our celebrity garden is Keith Williams from Hamilton Island.
That's Burke's Backyard, 7.30 Friday night on 9.
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I certainly find out when I'm painting that I trust God because the moment I get into works
and think I'm painting a masterpiece, I finish up with a flop.
It's the same thing in life, you know, I believe that a lot of people trust God.
But God doesn't let them down, you know.
It's faith war.
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Here is this film before a live studio audience.
Hey, something wrong?
Yeah, I'll say, you didn't ask me if I needed anything else.
Do you see this row of dollar bills?
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