Happy Days a cult Emmy and Golden Globe winning American TV sitcom has followers of every age and is a firm family favourite. Set in Milwaukee Wisconsin in the 1950s and aired between 1974 and 1984 events focus on Richie Cunningham (played by now acclaimed Director - Ron Howard) and his family - parents Howard and Marion and brother and sister Chuck and Joanie. Get your collection started with Happy Days Season 1 featuring 16 episodes on a three-disc set and includes episodes suc
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Originating as a segment on the television comedy series LOVE AMERICAN STYLE, HAPPY DAYS quickly earned its way into the pantheon of sitcom classics with the help of one of the most iconic characters in American pop culture. Centred on a suburban white-bread family in 1950s Milwaukee, the series chronicled the wholesome adventures of teenager Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard), his bobby-soxer younger sister Joanie (Erin Moran), their exasperated parents Howard (Tom Bosley) and Marion (Marion Ross), and Richie's on-the-make high school buddies Potsie (Anson Williams) and Ralph (Donny Most). But it was the finger-snapping charm of the Cunninghams' upstairs tenant, greaser Arthur ‘Fonzie’ Fonzarelli (Henry Winkler), that vaulted the series into the annals of television history--and ensured Fonzie's leather jacket a permanent spot in the Smithsonian collection. This collection features all 16 episodes from the show's debut series, including fan-favourites ‘All the Way’, ‘The Lemon’, and ‘Fonzie Drops In’.
The first 16 episodes from the '50s based comedy series that became a worldwide success in the '70s. Set in Milwaukee, it follows the fortunes of the Cunninghams, a middle-class family led by Howard and Marion (Tom Bosley and Marion Ross), with their sons Richie and Chuck (Ron Howard and Gavan O'Herlihy), and daughter Joanie (Erin Moran). Whilst hanging out at Arnold's Drive-in, high school student Richie strikes up a friendship with local biker, 'The Fonz' (Henry Winkler), who, after moving into the vacant apartment above the Cunningham's house, becomes Richie's guide to everything that is 'cool' in the world, dispatching advice on girls, clothes and style. The Fonz (along with his catchphrases - 'Sit on it' and 'Heeeyy'), became a hugely popular icon of the time. Episodes comprise: 'All The Way', 'The Lemon', 'Ritchie's Cup Runneth Over', 'Guess Who's Coming To Visit', 'Hardware Jungle', 'The Deadly Dares', 'Fonzie Drops In', 'The Skin Game', 'Breaking Up Is Hard To Do', 'Give The Band A Hand', 'Because She's There', 'In The Name Of Love', 'Great Expectations', 'The Best Man', 'Knock Around The Block' and 'Be The First On Your Block'.
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