The Monkees' star Micky Dolenz says he was almost cast as 'The Fonz' on 'Happy Days' but admits that Henry Winkler deserved ...

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 ...

Some shows fade into memory, while others, like Happy Days, never seem to leave us. Recently, Ron Howard (Richie Cunningham), Henry Winkler (Fonzie), Don Most (Ralph Malph) and Anson Williams (Potsie ...

Fonzie’s sweet ride, a daring motorcycle, earned him lots of attention from ladies around town. On the bike, Fonz knew all the best tricks. In one memorable episode, ...

For the first time, Edgardo Alfonzo made a left turn down the tunnel to the visiting clubhouse. Alfonzo came back to Shea yesterday in a San Francisco Giants uniform. He had always made a right tur… ...

Ask Edgardo Alfonzo about any of the injuries that hampered him last season and he looks like a CEO who just learned that Arthur Andersen had called regarding ...

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.

Originally posted on Reddit and dubbed the “Fonzie fetus,” after the Henry Winkler character on “Happy Days," the photo inspired TODAY viewer to share ultrasound pictures of their own in ...

Fonzie may not have been left out maliciously, he might have just been…too much. For anyone who has ever felt the fear of being overbearing, too loud, or too intense, this hits hard.

Fonzie’s aquatic adventures weren’t even the most bizarre element of Happy Days that season. Later on, the show introduced Robin Williams as Mork, an alien from the planet Ork.

Henry Winkler recalled the time police asked for his help in talking a troubled young fan out of jumping off a ledge while he was working on the hit sitcom “Happy Days.” ...

'Happy Days' star Henry Winkler scolded his future stepson when the 4-year-old called him 'Fonzie' when they met, because he was 'panicked at the time' about being typecast as the sitcom character.