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Henry Winkler's most famous TV moment came when he jumped the shark as Fonzie in Happy Days, but his second TV shark jump was ...

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

Before Henry Winkler made the role of 'Happy Days' Fonzie his own, this 1960s rocker almost wore the character's iconic ...

And thank goodness for that, or we might all have been deprived of the cultural touchstone that is Fonzie jumping the shark. The phrase "jump the shark" has become shorthand for the moment when a ...

We don’t need any drummers!’ ” But in 1973, Dolenz came closer than ever to a major role: Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli on Happy Days. “I almost got it,” he says. “Supposedly it was ...

"I would do nothing Fonzie off of the show. I was Henry, and that was my character," the "Happy Days" star said. Sydney Bucksbaum is a writer at Entertainment Weekly covering all things pop ...

Before Fonzie rode a Triumph, he rode a a 1947 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead chopper. Freshly restored to "Happy Days" condition, collector and former racer George Roeder, Jr., is bringing the one ...

Henry Winkler opened up in his commencement speech at Georgetown University about his own struggles in school, including nearly failing out of Emerson College.

Speaking with People, Micky Dolenz, known as the drummer for the band The Monkees, revealed that he was very close to securing the role of Fonzie on Happy Days, before Winkler ultimately was selected ...

The episode humorously explores Mork’s attempts to understand Earth customs—such as shaking hands with his fingers—and features a psychic showdown between Mork and Fonzie, who uses his famed ...

Micky Dolenz reflected on how he was almost cast as Happy Days’ greaser sex symbol Arthur Herbert “Fonzie” Fonzarelli in a new interview. “I almost got it,” the actor told People.