Ted McGinley learned a hard but ultimately invaluable lesson when one of the producers on Happy Days ruthlessly roasted him during a holiday party.

Happy Days featured several more Christmas-themed episodes over its decade-long run, including "Richie Branches Out" (Season 4) and "Christmas Time" (Season 6). But “Guess Who’s Coming to Christmas” remains the most memorable installment—and the only one to include long-missing Cunnigham kid, Chuck ( Randolph Roberts ).

This may come as a shocker, but it's been nearly 52 years since Happy Days premiered on ABC. The show followed the lives of squeaky-clean Richie Cunningham, his rebel pal Aruther "Fonzie" Fonzarelli, and buddies like Potsie Weber and Ralph Malph.

Happy Days fans are pretty happy right now as the show’s co-stars Henry Winkler, Anson Williams, and Don Most recently reunited! On Sunday, November 30, Williams, 76, took to Facebook to share a sweet snap of him,

The stars reunited at Steel City Con this weekend. The "Happy Days" cast is back together -- just for the fans. Henry Winkler, Ron Howard, Don Most and Anson Williams took the stage to enthusiastic applause at Steel City Con this weekend just outside of ...

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DENVER — 2024 marks 50 years since the launch of “Happy Days,” a show that eventually went on to become one of the most successful television programs in American history. “It’s surreal to think that it was that long ago, like it’s not possible ...

"Happy Days" follows a Wisconsin family's life in the 1950s, back when diners had jukeboxes, teenagers fell in love with milkshakes in their hands, and greasers terrorized the streets. While the Cunninghams are meant to represent a middle-class, working ...