At the time of the casting in 1973, Dolenz was still best known as the drummer from the Monkees, whose TV series had last ...

At least according to The Monkees drummer Micky Dolenz, who told People magazine that back in the day he auditioned for the ...

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.

Nor did I ever." In the book, Winkler describes that while "Happy Days" was designed to have Howard be the star, his greaser role had taken off. Winkler was quickly given a raise from ABC.

Winkler immediately sashayed his hips, channeled his Happy Days greaser, and got the iconic theme song running on the jukebox before signing off with a Fonz-arrific, "Nice to see 'ya." ...

Doug Chayka Supported by By James Poniewozik Mention “Happy Days” to TV viewers of a certain ... Henry Winkler as the show’s pop-phenom greaser, Arthur Fonzarelli, a.k.a. Fonzie, a.k.a ...

It was a Happy Days 50th anniversary reunion tonight at ... their children Richie and Joanie, and Richie’s greaser friend Fonzie in the 1950s and early ’60s. Richie, along with his pals ...

Howard reminded him. "Come on, you know you could do it." Winkler immediately sashayed his hips, channeled his Happy Days greaser, and got the iconic theme song running on the jukebox before ...