"Getty Images Donny Most's Ralph Malph was the third part of the early friend triangle along with Richie and Potsie on Happy Days during the show's first season. But, like Anson Williams ...

By listening to the audience, adapting the format and leaning into character chemistry (especially the relationship between Richie and Fonzie), Marshall and his team ensured Happy Days would be ...

So it was a thrill to watch him come of age as Richie Cunningham in an era they longed to revisit. "Happy Days" nearly lost that connection when Howard threatened to quit the show after its second ...

However, Ron Howard has confirmed that Happy Days will not go down the same path. The actor believes that the show should be ...

“It’s just been a great show.” In “Happy Days,” Howard played Richie Cunningham and Winkler played Richie’s friend, Fonzie. Richie’s other pals, Potsie and Ralph, were portrayed by ...

The Cunninghams of “Happy Days” spend their evenings watching Uncle Miltie and pro wrestling. When Richie wants to buy a used jalopy, Howard points to the Nelson boys of “Ozzie and Harriet ...

But “Happy Days,” the show that introduced the world ... Howard and Marion and their children Richie and Joanie. Minor characters, Potsie and Ralph Malph, palled around at Arnold’s Diner ...

My acting partner in most of the scenes on ‘Happy Days’ was leaving! My entire character was based on being Richie’s big brother; everything else was ancillary. How could I ever find ...

Happy Days was an American television sitcom that ran between 1974 and 1984, and presented an idealized vision of life in the Midwest in the 1950s and early 1960s. Ron starred as Richie ...

Howard and Marion Cunningham, the mainstay parents on the 1970s hit comedy Happy Days, were a throwback to the moms and dads of the early days of sitcoms — well-adjusted, wise in the ways of the ...