When people think of 1950s men’s fashion, they often think of leather jackets ... Happy Days could possibly scandalize ABC but it was a different time. So why did ABC ultimately allow Fonzie ...

Arthur Fonzarelli – also known as The Fonz or Fonzie – was originally meant to be a small supporting role on ABC’s Happy Days ... agreed to let him wear a leather jacket on one condition ...

Henry Winkler starred as the iconic Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli on the Garry Marshall ’50s-era sitcom “Happy Days.” The King of Cool was known for his white tees, black leather jackets ...

aka “The Fonz” or “Fonzie” from the 1950s-set ABC sitcom Happy Days. Wearing his leather jacket and oftentimes on his motorcycle (even in his apartment), he helped turn the Ron Howard ...

When people tuned into Happy Days 51 years ago, they witnessed a dark moment in sitcom history, and now a Fonzie fan theory might finally explain it.

Drew-as-Fonz went on to grill the Emmy winner about the infamous 1977 Happy Days episode in which his character, wearing short swim trunks and his signature leather biker jacket, water-skied over ...

Howard wore a black tux and matching ... That’s when Winkler channeled Fonzie, hitting the jukebox to play their iconic theme song. “Happy Days” followed the Milwaukee-based Cunningham ...

Winkler played Arthur Fonzarelli -- better known as The Fonz or Fonzie -- on "Happy Days," a leather-jacket-wearing cool guy who was popular with the ladies and gave us the iconic catchphrase "Aaay." ...

When “Happy Days” creator Garry Marshall ... wanted to change the name of the show to “Fonzie.” But doing so “would be insulting to Ron, our kind and steady star,” Marshall wrote.

Created by Garry Marshall, “Happy Days” arrived as a comic ... The other idea was to move the Fonzie character front and center. It was kind of a reckoning for me because the focus of the ...