1. Old man
   Howie
2. Pops
   Mr. C

Fonzie is close to not just Richie but Richie's entire family. He even lives in an apartment above their garage. He has a lot of respect for Howard Cunningham and they have affection for each other.

1. Arthur
   Artie
2. Al
   Adam

Although his first name was Arthur, the Fonz was too cool to use it. The locals in the neighborhood also knew him as Fonzie. In fact, he wouldn't allow most people to call him by his first name.

1. Shortcake
   Sweetie Pie
2. Pumpkin
   Shorty

In the beginning of the show, Joanie is Richie's pesky little sister. She's sometimes annoying, spying on Richie. But Fonzie has a soft spot for her and treats her like his little sister.

1. Chevy Chase
   Dan Ackroyd
2. Steve Martin
   Robin Williams

Robin Williams was known for quirky antics on movie and television sets. At his audition for the role of Mork, he sat on his head when he was told to sit down. It worked because he got the part. The rest, as they say, is history.

1. Jackie Gleason
   Ed Sullivan
2. The Lone Ranger
   Desi Arnaz

The Lone Ranger is Fonzie’s favorite television character. He even carries a picture of him in his wallet. In one episode, Fonzie gets to meet his idol and the Lone Ranger gives him a bullet by which to remember him.

1. Henry Winkler
   Tom Bosley
2. Anson Williams
   Ron Howard

Since using original and popular music could get expensive, sometimes Anson Williams would step in for the background music. He also, sang on the show, with caused Joanie Cunningham to develop a crush on Potsie, the character played by Williams.

1. Rode a motorcycle
   Jumped over a shark
2. Went to the beach
   Took a bath

In one classic episode, the Fonz gets into a spat with a local beach bum. They wind up challenging each other to water ski over a caged shark. The beach bum backs off, but cool Fonzie goes through with it. These were the types of antics that producers introduced when the show's ratings began to slip.

1. Peach Pit
   The Burger Diner
2. A greasy spoon
   Arnold's Drive-In

Arnold's Drive-In was the place where Richie, Potsie, Joanie, Chachi, Fonzie and the rest gang congregated. Pat Morita, famous for playing Mr. Miyagi in the "Karate Kid" movies, played Arnold. Later, when Al, played by actor Al Molinaro, took over the diner, he changed the name to Al's.

1. The men's room at Arnold's
   The garage where he worked
2. Richie's kitchen
   His living room

Whenever Richie, Potsie and Ralph Malph wanted to ask Fonzie for his advice on whatever problem they were having that episode, to the men's room/"office" they would go. Sometimes, they would also read the graffiti found there.

1. Chachi
   Al
2. Joanie
   Marion Cunningham

Marion Cunningham is like a mother to Fonzie and all of Richie's friends. She and Fonzie have mutual affection and she is the only who one could get away with calling him by his rea first name.

1. "Mork and Mindy"
   "Three's Company
2. "Joanie Loves Chachi"
   "Laverne & Shirley"

"Laverne & Shirley" was the first and longest lasting of the three spinoffs, running for seven years. Then came "Mork and Mindy," followed by "Joanie Loves Chachi." This show wasn't a hit with audiences and lasted only a year.

1. "You talkin' to me?"
   "No way!"
2. "Sit on it."
   "Knock it off."

Arthur Fonzarelli had a way with words. Everyone knows his classic "Exactamundo," "Aaay" and "Whoa!" signature phrases. But when he said "Sit on it," you knew he was not pleased.

1. "The Way We Were"
   "American Graffiti"
2. "Paper Moon"
   "The Sting"

"American Graffiti" was released five months before "Happy Days." The show and the movie were both set in the '50s and had Ron Howard playing characters who were similar to each other.

1. Raymond Fonzarelli
   Charles Arcola
2. Leopold Phillips
   Angel Fonzarelli

Charles Arcola, also known as Chachi, was Fonzie's cousin. He had a major crush on Joanie Cunningham who rejected him early on but came around eventually. He was also Al Delvecchio's stepson.

1. Fonzie
   Al Delvecchio
2. Howard Cunningham
   K.C. Cunningham

After Arnold Takahashi got married, Al Delvecchio stepped in as the cook and owner. His catchphrase was: "Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep," which he would say when things didn't go as planned.

1. A candy shop
   A dry cleaners
2. A hardware store
   A drug store

Howard Cunningham owned a hardware store called Cunningham's Hardware. Besides being a business owner and family man, he was sort of a counselor on the show for Richie's friends, giving advice frequently.

1. "Mama Said"
   "Blueberry Hill"
2. "You Send Me"
   "My Prayer"

Richie Cunningham would sing "I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill" whenever felt like he was about to land a date with a pretty girl. He wasn't the best singer, but it was endearing.

1. "Rock Around the Clock"
   "Twist and Shout"
2. "Yakety Yak"
   "Don't be Cruel"

“Rock Around the Clock” by Bill Haley and His Comets was one of the biggest hits of 1955. It was the opening theme song for “Happy Days” for the first two seasons. It was then replaced by the theme song everyone now associates with the show.

1. Leather Tuscadero
   Roger Phillips
2. Lori Beth Allen
   Jenny Piccolo

Jenny Piccolo was Joanie Cunningham's boy-crazy best friend. The actress who played her, Cathy Silvers, is the daughter of late comedian Phil Silvers who also made an appearance on the show playing her father.

1. Nine
   Seven
2. Five
   11

"Happy Days" was on the air from 1974 to1984. Ron Howard and Henry Winkler tied each other for a Golden Globe Best Actor award in 1978. Henry Winkler won it on his own in the previous year. The show also spawned a number of spinoffs.

1. Laverne DeFazio
   Betty Rizzo
2. Shirley Feeney
   Pinky Tuscadero

Pinky Tuscadero appeared in three episodes of "Happy Days" as Fonzie's love interest. She's a mechanic with a (you guessed it) pink motorcycle on which she famously does tricks.

1. A denim jacket
   A windbreaker
2. A cardigan sweater
   A leather jacket

ABC executives were not keen to let Fonzie wear a leather jacket because they didn't want him to look like a thug. The creator of the show, Gary Marshall, convinced them to let him have it when he was near his motorcycle. They eventually allowed him to have it all the time and it became the character's trademark.

1. Howard Cunningham
   Chachi Arcola
2. Richie Cunningham
   Marion Cunningham

The classic show, "Happy Days," followed the adventures of Richie Cunningham, a high school student in the '50s. He hung out at Arnold's with his friends, chased girls and got into mishaps. But Richie was the cleanest of the clean-cut group of friends so the mishaps he got into were pretty tame.

1. Richie and Lori Beth
   Fonzie and Ashley Pfister
2. Joanie and Chachi
   Jenny Piccolo and Roger Phillips

Joanie and Chachi were childhood sweethearts who broke up but then decided to get married. At the end of the episode, Tom Bosley, who played Mr. C, raised a glass and toasted the audience.

1. Tony Curtis
   Mickey Dolenz
2. Frankie Avalon
   Matt Dillon

Mickey Dolenz said he didn't remember Henry Winkler at the audition, but Henry Winkler remembered him. Winkler didn't think he would get the part because of Dolenz. Guess he was wrong.

1. The role excited him.
   He wanted to avoid Vietnam.
2. He was broke.
   His agent made him do it.

Ron Howard was planning on attending college when he was drafted to serve in Vietnam. College couldn't get him out of being sent to the war, but working as an actor and Paramount Studios did. Seems like priorities were a bit skewed. But who are we to judge.

1. Weezer
   Smash Mouth
2. Spin Doctors
   Counting Crows

In the video for the song, "Buddy Holly," the band plays at Arnold's Drive-in. Al Molinaro appears in the video as his "Happy Days" character, Al Delvecchio. The rest of the cast is seen in show footage.

1. "Leave to Beaver"
   "The Howdy Doody Show"
2. "Lassie"
   "Father Knows Best"

Kid sister Joanie appeared on "The Howdy Doody Show" to present the famous puppet with the Chipmunk of the Year award. Richie gets into shenanigans when he gets a photo of one of the clowns without makeup.

1. Potsie and Ralph Malph
   Richie Cunningham and Fonzie
2. Richie Cunningham and Joanie
   Howard Cunningham and Fonzie

Howard Cunningham and Arthur Fonzarelli were the only two characters to appear in 255 episodes over the course of 11 years. Fonzie became a major focus of the show when Ron Howard left after season 7.

1. Richie takes him to Arnold's.
   They tour the world.
2. They share a meal.
   Mork tries to take him to Orkan.

Richie Cunningham runs into Mork from Ork, an alien who sees Richie as the perfect example of an average human being. Of course, Fonzie, the hero, stops the madness from going down.

1. Baseball
   Football
2. Softball
   Basketball

Gary Marshall thought it was a good idea to put a team together made up of the cast and crew of "Happy Days." Before professional baseball games, they played other celebrity teams and even toured Japanese and European military bases.

1. His white T-shirt
   His boots
2. His motorcycle
   His leather jacket

The Fonz's 1949 Triumph TR-5 motorcycle was placed as an item to bid on in Bonhams' Classic California auction. It was estimated that it would sell for around $60,000 to $80,000 dollars but didn't sell at all! The original motorcycles used in the show were Harleys, but Winkler found them too difficult to ride and so they were replaced by a Triumph.

1. The Gems
   The Goonies
2. The T-Birds
   The Scorpions

In the first season of "Happy Days," Ralph Malph is more of a cool kid than a lovable nerd like Richie and Potsie. He is a member of a gang called The Gems, but he later becomes friends with Potsie and becomes part of their gang.

1. "Boppin' in Milwaukee"
   "Cool"
2. "The Cunninghams"
   None of these

Show director and creator Gary Marshall originally called the series, "Cool." But when he tested that title with audiences, they gave it a thumbs down, thinking it was too close to the name of a popular brand of cigarettes. After that, Marshall changed it to "Happy Days."

1. John
   Ringo
2. Paul
   George

John Lennon's son, Julian, was a fan of "Happy Days." Lennon showed up on set with him, unannounced, one day in 1975. He actually signed autographs and drew sketches for the crew.