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This is a podcast dedicated to the classic American sitcom Happy Days, which ran from 1974 to 1984 and introduced to world to the phrase "Sit on it!" Together, Peter and Joe will guide you through all 255 episodes of this landmark show, breaking down the misadventures of Richie Cunningham, Arthur Fonzarelli, and the whole Milwaukee gang.
What if Fonzie from Happy Days met Ross from Friends? That's essentially what happens on Monty, a very short-lived sitcom from 1994. Did it deserve more than six weeks on the Fox schedule? Peter and Joe have opinions.
Back in 2020, that magical year, Ron Howard must have really wanted an Oscar. And he thought the way to do it was to make a Netflix movie about J.D. Vance. That movie was Hillbilly Elegy. Peter and Joe have thoughts, and they invite you to hear them.
Today, we finally discuss the man, the myth, the chain-fighter extraordinaire Roland "The Gorch" Gorchnick, who claims to have been the inspiration for Fonzie on Happy Days. Do his claims hold up? Peter and Joe have some thoughts.
In 1976, as Happy Days was cresting in popularity, Donny "Ralph Malph" Most headed into the studio to record his self-titled debut album. Is it a hit or a miss? Is rock really dead? And what do Rupert Holmes and Barry Manilow have to do with this? Peter and Joe will answer all those questions as they review Donny Most.
In 1980, just as he was preparing to leave Happy Days, Don Most starred in an unusual little romantic comedy called Leo and Loree. And, boy, did a lot of Happy Days people work on this thing, including Ron Howard, Jerry Paris, and Linda Purl! You can bet that Peter and Joe have opinions about it.
A decade before Michael Keaton was Batman, he was Mike O'Rourke, aspiring janitor, in the short-lived sitcom Working Stiffs. The show was co-created by Happy Days alum Bob Brunner, which means we get to cover it on our podcast! Join us, won't you?
Before he topped the ratings with Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley, Garry Marshall had the least popular show on television. It was called Hey, Landlord! It's about a landlord.... and this other guy. This week, Peter and Joe will tell you all about it.
Was the world ready for Cyndi Lauper's movie career in 1988? Ron Howard must have thought so, because his company Imagine Entertainment produced her first starring vehicle, a romantic comedy-adventure called Vibes. Somehow, Jeff Goldblum and Peter Falk got roped into this, too. Peter and Joe have a review.
In 1972, America was (apparently) crying out for an animated version of All in the Family. And Hanna-Barbera responded with an unusual little pilot called "Love and the Old-Fashioned Father" starring our very own Tom Bosley. Are Peter and Joe here with a review? Yes.
For their epic 300th episode (a milestone neither of them even mentions), Peter and Joe look at an extremely dated made-for-TV movie directed by our very own Jerry Paris in 1971. Join them for an in-depth examination of The Feminist and the Fuzz.
Right before he became Potsie Weber, Anson Williams starred in an incredibly bleak educational film called The Money Tree. It's about the dangers of renting furniture. No, really. Peter and Joe will explain it all to you.
Let's say you only had time to watch five of director Garry Marshall's feature films. Which five should those be? Peter and Joe have some suggestions, and they also talk about Garry's career overall. Are they still working their way through some trauma? Find out!
Each director must have a last film, and for Garry Marshall, it was the 2016 all-star comedy Mother's Day. Peter and Joe are here with a review. And we also mourn Skype, which was too pure for this world.
Should old Garry Marshall movies be forgot and never brought to mind? That's the question Peter and Joe will try to answer as they review his 2011 all-star spectacular New Year's Eve. Join them!
In 2010, Garry Marshall assembled every single famous person in the world and put them in one movie. That movie was called Valentine's Day, and Peter and Joe have some thoughts on it. Join them.
This week, in honor of the Christmas season, we're reviewing the 1979 made-for-TV movie An American Christmas Carol starring Henry "The Fonz" Winkler as the very Scrooge-like Benedict Slade. Is this adaptation worth your time? Peter and Joe have a review.
Garry Marshall wanted to make the dark comedy-drama Georgia Rule for a long time. In 2007, he finally did it. In 2025, Peter and Joe had to deal with the fallout from that decision. Join us for an eye-opening review of this semi-forgotten Jane Fonda/Lindsay Lohan movie. WARNING: Contains discussion of child molestation.
In 2004, just months after the release of Raising Helen, Garry Marshall gave us a second film in the Princess Diaries franchise. Should he have bothered? Peter and Joe will weigh in as they review The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement.
For his 13th feature film, Garry Marshall decided to explore the role that sexuality plays in the Lutheran faith. The result was a romantic comedy-drama called Raising Helen. Are Peter and Joe here with a review? Yes. Yes, they are.
This week, we get to another of Garry Marshall's most famous films, The Princess Bride...er, Diaries. Peter and Joe are here with a review, and one of them actually read the book this was based on. (Hint: it wasn't Joe.)
How do you make a sequel to Pretty Woman without making a sequel to Pretty Woman? Peter and Joe try to answer that question as they review Garry Marshall's smash hit romcom Runaway Bride.
Gird your loins, folks. It's time for us to discuss Garry Marshall's 1999 film The Other Sister. It was his attempt at making something like Rain Man or Forrest Gump. Did he succeed? Peter and Joe have the answers.
This week we're talking about Herndon! What's that? You've never heard of Herndon? Well, buckle up, because we're about to become the internet's #1 Herndon podcast as Peter and Joe review an obscure Garry Marshall pilot from 1983 starring Michael "Kramer" Richards.
Garry Marshall feels the urge. The urge to glurge. This week, we're talking about Dear God, Garry's attempt to make the most heartwarming movie that ever warmed a heart. Peter and Joe have a review for you. Do their hearts remain as ice cold as ever?
For some reason, in 1994, Garry Marshall thought it would be a great idea to make a film of Anne Rice's BDSM novel Exit to Eden and add a comedic subplot about a diamond heist. Spoiler alert: This was not a great idea. Peter and Joe have a review anyway.
How do you follow up Pretty Woman? Hell if I know. But Garry Marshall decided to make a romantic comedy-drama about a cook and a waitress who... well, you'll find out when Peter and Joe review Frankie and Johnny.
Mercy! Hot off the success of Beaches, Garry Marshall made the romantic comedy Pretty Woman, which turned out to be one of the defining movies of the entire 1990s. This week, Peter and Joe revisit the film and discuss how it holds up in 2025.
A very unusual episode of the podcast this week, as Joe recounts his adventures traveling to New York City to be in a Happy Days documentary that's currently being produced for CBS. Does he have colorful anecdotes to share? You be the judge! WARNING: EXTREME SELF-INDULGENCE AHEAD!
Did you ever know that you're my hero? No? Well, that's just one of the things you'll find out in this week's podcast. Listen in rapt amazement as Peter and Joe review the 1988 weepie Beaches starring Bette Midler as Bette Midler.
This week, Peter and Joe review Garry Marshall's fourth film, Overboard, starring Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. We hope you won't be over-bored by what we have to say!
For his third film, Garry Marshall brought in two big guns, Jackie Gleason and Tom Hanks, to play a bickering father-son duo in the dramedy Nothing in Common. Does it work? Peter and Joe have thoughts.
If you're listening to this podcast, you probably like both Garry Marshall and nostalgia. Well, then, have we got a movie for you! Join Peter and Joe as they review the 1984 Matt Dillon classic, The Flamingo Kid.
After decades in television, Garry Marshall was itching to become a movie director. And in 1982, he went and did the damned thing. The result was an oddball comedy called Young Doctors in Love. It stars everyone and features everything. Peter and Joe have a review.
This week, Peter and Joe wrap up their discussion of Happy Days: A New Musical. Will Fonzie and Richie reconcile? Will Arnold's be saved? Will the Malachis be defeated? And what of Ralph Malph? Listen and find out! All will be revealed!
Of course there's a Happy Days musical! Everything gets a musical these days. Join Peter and Joe as they take a close look at the 2007 stage adaptation of everyone's favorite nostalgic sitcom.
Now that we've made it through both seasons of The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang, it's time to reflect on what we've learned. Reflect with us, won't you?
And here we are at the end of The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang. But don't be sad! Rejoice! Because this week, Fonzie and his cartoon pals meet Sherlock Holmes! And that's pretty much all they do: meet. Join Peter and Joe as they discuss "Give Me a Hand, Something's Afoot."
This week, Fonzie and his pals find themselves in Timbuktu circa 1100 A.D. Does it go well? Does it go poorly? Does Ralph make terrible jokes along the way? Join Peter and Joe as they review "All This and Timbuktu."
New York! Paris! Shanghai! The North Pole! These are just some of the places depicted as cheaply as possible in this week's episode! Join Peter and Joe as they review "Around the World in 80 Ways."
This week, Fonzie and his pals take off to the Great White North! Specifically, they find themselves in the Yukon in 1898 where they have to save yet another damsel in distress from another snarling villain. Peter and Joe give you the skinny in their review of "Perilous Pauline."
As you may have guessed from that title, this is not an episode of These Days Are Ours: A Happy Days Podcast. Instead, it's a commentary track I recorded back in 2022 with the late, great Greg Javer. It was intended for a Blu-ray box set but got lost in the shuffle. Greg passed away recently, and I wanted to share this track with his friends. Enjoy!
This week, Fonzie meets Caligula! No, not really. But he goes back to ancient Rome and tangles with a fake Julius Caesar. Peter and Joe will tell you all about it when they review "There's No Place Like Rome."
Two amazing things happen this week: (1) Fonzie and the gang travel to 4th century Norway and do battle with a sorceress. (2) Cupcake gets a love interest. Peter and Joe discuss both of these things when they review "Fjords and Sorcery." You'd be a fool not to join them.
What's theoretically better than one Cupcake? TWO CUPCAKES! Yes, our favorite future chick finds her doppelganger in 19th century Siam. Peter and Joe give you the lowdown on all this in their review of "Double Jeopardy."
This week, Fonzie and has pals go underground -- way underground -- as they travel to the earth's core to help a young lady find her missing father in "It's All Downhill from Here." Do Peter and Joe have thoughts? They do.
You know what's going on in that Bermuda Triangle? Neither do we! But you're about to find out this week, because that's where Fonzie and his pals are headed in "Time Schlep." Peter and Joe are here with a review.
If you're looking for the Fonz, you'd better check under the sea, 'cause that is where you'll find him as he and his pals visit Aqua City in "Kelp!" Peter and Joe are here with a review.
Ever wanna see The Three Musketeers with the Happy Days gang? Well, too bad, because that's what this week's show is about. Join Peter and Joe as they review "The French Correction."
What's a Grecian urn? Find out this week when Fonzie and his time-traveling pals travel back to Atlantis and battle an evil sorceress in "Greece is the Word." Peter and Joe will be there to guide you along the path.
We have seen many visions of the future, and this is... another one of those. Fonzie and pals venture to the year 3057 and battle a race of mutants called the Krolacks! Join Peter and Joe as they talk about "Science Friction."
History's two greatest Arthurs -- Arthur Fonzarelli and King Arthur -- finally meet. Only one can survive! Or two. Probably two. Find out when Peter and Joe review "Gone with the Wand."
The good news is that Fonzie and his pals have finally made it back to 1957! The bad news is that they're in the South American jungle and being antagonized by Irish smugglers and Amazonian warrior women. Join Peter and Joe as they talk about the incredibly busy "It's a Jungle Out There."
The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang is a time travel show, so you know they're gonna do an Egypt episode with mummies and pyramids and Cleopatra. Here, then, is that thing. Join Peter and Joe as they dissect "The 20,000 Drachma Pyramid."
This week, Fonzie and the gang find themselves in Salem, 1692. You know what that means -- funny hats! Also, to a lesser extent, witches. Join Peter and Joe as they review "You'll Never Get Witch."
This week, Fonzie and his pals travel to Transylvania and meet Dracula's non-union equivalent, Count Wolfenstein. It's fun times for us and scary times for them! Join Peter and Joe as they review "The Vampire Strikes Back."
This week, Fonzie and pals have landed in "ancient China." Where, specifically? We don't know. When, specifically? We don't know. But they meet this guy called Ming Fu. There are kites. It's a whole thing. You'd better just listen in as Peter and Joe review "Ming Fu to You, Too."
Ready for some rootin' tootin' Western action? No? Well, too bad. That's what we've got for you this week, varmint. Join Peter and Joe as they review "Westward Whoa!"
Pirates. You know them, you (probably) love them, and now they're interacting with Fonzie, Richie, and the whole gang. Join Peter and Joe as they talk about the animated pirate adventure to end all animated pirate adventures, "Bye Bye Blackbeard." Yo ho ho and a bottle of brass monkey.
Remember Aladdin? Not the Will Smith one, the Robin Williams one. Well, imagine that with Fonzie. That's pretty much this week's episode. Join Peter and Joe as they review "Arabian Knights."
It is the year 2057 and sexy robots want to destroy the earth! Who dares to challenge this intergalactic threat? This is a Happy Days podcast, so you can probably guess. Anyway, join Peter and Joe as they review "May the Farce be with You."
What, you thought we were done just because we reviewed all the episodes of Happy Days? You forgot about the cartoon show! But we didn't! Join Peter and Joe as they review "King for a Day."
If you were to watch all the episodes of Happy Days back to back, it would take about four and a half days. So...don't do that. Instead, listen to our podcast and find out which episodes are the good ones.
We made it! This is our review of the Happy Days series finale! Can you believe it? Who will survive and what will be left of them? We have so, so much to tell you about this one. A bunch happens in it. Maybe too much! Join Peter and Joe as they talk (and talk and talk) about "Passages."
NOTE: This is NOT the finale of our podcast. These Days Are Ours will continue! Stay tuned!
This week, we're reviewing what may or may not be the final episode of Happy Days. Join us as we talk about the landmark "Fonzie's Spots" from Season 11!
What do Chachi Arcola and the late Wilford Brimley have in common? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 11's "Good News, Bad News."
One pill makes you larger, and one pill makes you small. And the one that Elinor Donahue gives you doesn't do anything at all. Yes, this week, we're talking about "School Dazed," the episode that puts the "perm" in Permanent Midnight. Join us!
This week, Chachi undergoes the ultimate humiliation: teaching the elderly to dance. Join Peter and Joe as they review Season 11's "Low Notes."
We've heard about her for eleven seasons, but it's finally time to meet the notorious Mother Kelp! Join Peter and Joe as they review "So How Was Your Weekend?"
What's this? The Cunninghams' famous lodger is being dislodged? Say it ain't so! Join Peter and Joe as they review Season 11's "Fonzie Moves Out."
We've got a wild one for you this week. Fonzie dates a ghost. Mr. C plans a cheap vacation to Sweden. And we learn that nostalgia is deathtrap. All this and more as Peter and Joe review Season 11's amazing "The Spirit is Willing."
Does Chachi have some supernatural power over women? Probably not, but find out for sure when Peter and Joe review the episode "Social Studies" from Season 11 of Happy Days.
Now that Joanie and Chachi are broken up, Joanie is now free to date anyone she wants. And this week, that someone is... Lyle Waggoner? Tune in as Peter and Joe review "Like Mother, Like Daughter."
Uh oh! Fonzie's been accused of hitting a student! How will he BS his way out of this one? Find out when Peter and Joe review "The People vs. The Fonz."
The tide of terror that swept America is here! Yes, we're talking about the time Joanie Cunningham became a student teacher on Happy Days. Is this a SHINING example of the show at its best or an episode you should OVERLOOK? Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Kiss Me, Teach."
This week, Howard decides to add a second bathroom to the Cunningham house. Do you think it goes smoothly? This is a sitcom, after all. Join Peter and Joe for a lively discussion of "You Get What You Pay For."
So Fonzie has a brother. And his dad is dead. What, you need MORE plot than that? Join Peter and Joe as they review Season 11's "Arthur, Arthur."
Do you like Happy Days episodes with guest stars? Well, you'll love "Vocational Education," featuring Eddie Haskell and George McFly! Join Peter and Joe for their review of this Season 11 classic!
If you like seeing Chachi getting punched a lot, this is the week for you! Join Peter and Joe as they review the Season 11 boxing episode, "Glove Story."
The gloves are officially off when Richie returns to Milwaukee and baffles his friends and family by declaring his desire to become a Hollywood scriptwriter. It all culminates with... well, you saw the title. Join Peter and Joe as they review "Welcome Home (Parts 1 & 2)."
How do you compete with The A-Team when you're in your eleventh season? With flesh and plenty of it! Join Peter and Joe as they review the fleshiest, sweatiest episode of Happy Days ever -- "Where the Guys Are."
I don't know, you guys. Joanie and Chachi are breaking up or something. It's a big old mess. Even Fonzie can't help, and that dude is, like, magic or something. Join Peter and Joe as they review "The Ballad of Joanie and Chachi."
It's Season 11, the last one Happy Days will ever have, and Fonzie has to prove himself by riding up [TRIGGER WARNING] Hill. Oh, and the theme song is different now. Peter and Joe will tell you all about it when the review "Because It's There."
This week, Happy Days ends Season 10 the only way it can: with a story about Jenny Piccalo! Join Peter and Joe as they review "Affairs of the Heart" and share their picks for the best episodes of S10!
Welp, Joanie Loves Chachi was a flop, so Joanie and Chachi are back on Happy Days. Peter and Joe tell you all about it when they review Season 10's "Turn Around... And You're Home."
Before there was Charles in Charge, there was Fonzie in charge! Yep, our favorite mechanic babysits Heather in the season 10 classic, "Babysitting." TRIGGER WARNING: Shirley Temple DVD commercial.
If you were waiting for the other Bosom Buddy to appear on Happy Days, your wait is over! This week, Peter and Joe review "May the Best Man Win" in which Peter Scolari drops by Milwaukee. Join us!
It's high-flying fun when Fonzie and Roger crash their plane in the mountains of Wisconsin. You know, those mountains that Wisconsin has. Do they resort to cannibalism? Find out when Peter and Joe review "Wild Blue Yonder."
Ten-HUT! Fonzie, Potsie, and Roger find themselves in the Army Reserves this week, and their drill sergeant is someone you'll definitely remember from past episodes. Military madness abounds as Peter and Joe review "I'm Not at Liberty" from Season 10.
We know Fonzie hates liver, but how does he feel about snails? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 10's "Nervous Romance."
Happy Days continues to beat the dead horse that is Joanie Loves Chachi with yet another crossover episode. Peter and Joe will guide you through it as they review Season 10's deathless classic, "Life is More Important Than Show Business."
The rumors are true! Sweet, innocent K.C. Cunningham is dating a convict! How does that turn out? Well, Peter and Joe will tell you when they review Season 10's "Prisoner of Love."
Lotta stuff happening this week. Heather gets hit by a car. Fonzie's barber dies. Oh, and there's a winter carnival, too. Join Peter and Joe as they review Season 10's immortal "I Drink, Therefore I Am."
This week, Ashley reunites with her estranged parents, and it goes... uh, great. Give or take a few disasters. Peter and Joe will give you all the details when they review "Hello, Pfisters."
Everybody plays the fool sometimes, and this week, that fool is Roger. Join Peter and Joe as they review Season 10's "Since I Don't Have You," in which our favorite basketball coach is humiliated by Francine from American Dad.
Uh oh! Howard Cunningham's brother Dick is in town, and he sure lives up to his name. Peter and Joe will tell you all about it when they review "All I Want for Christmas" from Season 10.
Well, this is it. The end of Cunningham Hardware. It's those damned newfangled shopping malls! Join Peter and Joe as they review the Season 10 classic, "There's No Business Like Show Business."
This week, Happy Days goes uncharacteristically dark with the Season 10 episode "Such a Nice Girl" in which KC Cunningham's first date goes horribly wrong. TW; sexual assault.
Breaking up is hard to do, but you know what's also hard to do? Staying together. Fonzie and Ashley find that out the hard way in "Going Steady." Also, the Cunninghams' garage door has a tough week. Peter and Joe are right there with the review.
Will Joanie and Chachi sell out their principles and play folk music instead of rock? In a heartbeat, yes. But how will Fonzie react? Find out when Peter and Joe review the classic Happy Days episode "Who Gives a Hootenanny?" from Season 10.
It's finally here! That episode of Happy Days with Tom Hanks! Remember that one? And guess who's reviewing it! That's right! Us! Peter and Joe could not be more excited to bring you their review of "A Little Case of Revenge."
Joanie's off doing her own thing in Chicago, so it's time for K.C. Cunningham to swoop in and save Happy Days. Can she do it? Find out when Peter and Joe review "A Night at the Circus."
What do you do when you're a sitcom parent with no sitcom kids? Apparently, you make wine and buy inflatable furniture. Peter and Joe talk all about it as they review Season 10's "Empty Nest."
After a whole one episode away, Joanie and Chachi return to Happy Days for the heartbreaking episode "Letting Go." Join Peter and Joe for their review of this Season 10 classic.
One day, you turn around and you're reviewing the tenth season of Happy Days, the one with the little blonde girl from Poltergeist. It's not something you plan for; it just sort of happens. Join Peter and Joe for their review of "A Woman Not Under the Influence."
Love is in the air as Al and Louisa finally get married after minutes and minutes of dating. Oh, and it's the season finale, too. Join Peter and Joe as they talk about "Love and Marriage" and look back on the year that was.
We know Jenny Piccalo always has the hot goss. But what if she used the hot goss to DESTROY HER ENEMIES? Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Tell Tale Tart."
I have seen the future of rock and roll, and its name is definitely not Chachi Arcola. This week, Peter and Joe review "Chachi's Future" and discuss Chachi's actual future. Join them!
Behold! The Flipman cometh! That's right, we're reviewing the classic episode that introduces Roger's rambunctious cousin, Flip! Join Peter and Joe as they review the creatively-titled "Hello, Flip."
Lotta stuff happening this week. Joanie and Chachi are writing a song. Marion is starring in a musical. And Roger is trying to be more like Fonzie. Peter and Joe talk about it all when they review Season 9's "Great Expectations."
Remember when Freddy met Jason? Or when King Kong met Godzilla? Or when Abbott and Costello met everybody? Well, forget about all of those, because this is the week that Fonzie meets The Lone Ranger! Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Hi Yo, Fonzie Away."
There are now 200 episodes of this Happy Days podcast. Two hundred. I want you to think about that while you listen to Peter and Joe review Season 9's "A Touch of Classical."
Here's the Frankie Avalon episode you've all been waiting for! Join Peter and Joe as they kick off 2023 with a review of Season 9's immortal "Poobah Doo Dah."
Uh oh! Fonzie's beloved Grandma Nussbaum has seen some better days! She's making weird sandwiches and talking to invisible birds! Is it time to put her in a home? Find out when Peter and Joe review the Season 9 classic "Grandma Nussbaum."
Things get super awkward on the podcast this week as Peter and Joe try to review "Southern Crossing." You know, that episode of Happy Days where Al and Fonzie go down South to solve racism in 1962. Are you brave enough to listen?
Brace yourself. Joanie Cunningham is... taking a gap year! I know, I know. It's a shock. Once you've recovered, listen to our review of the Season 9 episode "To Beanie or Not to Beanie."
The producers of Happy Days looked deep within their souls during Season 9 and decided that what the world needed was an episode all about Eugene Belvin. And it turns out... they were kind of right! Join Peter and Joe as they review "Hello, Tough Guy."
Season 9's "Baby, It's Cold Inside" has it all -- Joanie, Chachi, a busted boiler... uh, some other stuff. Okay, to be honest, this one is a little dull. But don't worry! We spiced it up with some music by The Weird Paul Rock Band!
Forget the shark! The shark was nothing! Wait until you see what happens when Fonzie meets a nun! It all happens in an episode innocuously titled "No, Thank You." Join Peter and Joe for a review!
Even as late as Season 9, Happy Days was occasionally capable of turning out little gems like "Just a Piccalo," a showcase for Cathy Silvers and her comedy legend father, Phil. Join Peter and Joe for a review.
How do you do a G-rated episode of Happy Days about sex education? Find out when Peter and Joe review "Fonzie the Substitute" aka "Give Me Puberty or Give Me Death."
Hopefully that episode title got your attention. Did it work? Anyway, Roger finds out that his special lady is dating another guy, and that other guy is Fonzie. What happens next? Join Peter and Joe as they review "The Other Guy" from Season 9.
You read right. After years of being just friends, Richie and Fonzie finally have a child together. Lori Beth is sort of involved, too. Learn all about it when Peter and Joe review "Little Baby Cunningham."
This is a Joanie and Chachi episode. WAIT WAIT DON'T CLICK AWAY! THERE'S ACTUALLY A LOT OF FUN STUFF IN THIS ONE! Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Another Night at Antoine's."
If your favorite Travolta is Ellen, you are going to love this episode of our podcast. This week, we're reviewing the Season 9 Happy Days classic, "Not With My Mother, You Don't" featuring Chachi and his mom Louisa and some other guy. Just listen.
Season 9 of Happy Days (and our podcast) begins with the epic two-parter "Home Movies." Join Peter and Joe for their review of this highly unusual story.
Happy Days ended its eighth season in the traditional way, i.e. with a rousing musical about immigration. Join Peter and Joe as they review "American Musical," give their Top 5 episodes of the year, and comment on the season that was.
We don't want to give you false hope, but a reunion between Fonzie and his long-lost mother could be only a motion away. Join Peter and Joe as they review the Season 8 must-see episode, "Mother and Child Reunion."
We don't want to give you false hope, but a reunion between Fonzie and his long-lost mother could be only a motion away. Join Peter and Joe as they review the Season 8 must-see episode, "Mother and Child Reunion."
It looks like there's trouble in paradise when Marion suspects Howard of extramarital hanky panky with his new bowling partner. How will it all turn out? Find out when Peter and Joe review "Howard's Bowling Buddy."
Can you do a Richie story without Richie actually being there? Find out when Peter and Joe review "R.C. and L.B. Forever."
This week, Chachi gets a scholarship to Eastern Florida University. But is it all too good to be true? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 8's "Scholarship."
Get ready for some roundball action as a new kid joins Chachi's basketball team. But this new kid has... a secret. Well, it's not really a secret. You'll hear all about it when Peter and Joe review Season 8's "Tall Story."
What, exactly, is Potsie Weber without Ralph Malph? Happy Days struggles to answer that question with the episode "Potsie on His Own." Join Peter and Joe for a review!
This week, Happy Days meets Rashomon when Fonzie gets shot in the rear end and blames Potsie. Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 8's aptly-titled "Fonzie Gets Shot."
Hilarity is on the menu when the Cunninghams dine with the Arcolas. Join Peter and Joe for their review of the Season 8 classic, "Hello, Mrs. Arcola."
If you're ever playing a trivia game and are asked if Fonzie ever got married on Happy Days, the answer is: sort of but not really. Find out the truth when Peter and Joe review "Bride and Gloom" from Season 8.
The episode we're reviewing this week, "Broadway It's Not," mentions Brylcreem a lot. Therefore, we mention Brylcreem a lot. Does this lead to a Brylcreem sponsorship? Listen and find out!
You'd expect a sitcom to drop its Halloween episode in October, but Happy Days decided to wait until February. It was worth the wait! Join Peter and Joe as they review "Welcome to My Nightmare" aka "Horror Show."
Sure, Fonzie is tough, but is he any match for... a toothache? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 8's "It Only Hurts When I Smile."
Who needs things like due process when you have intuition? That's the moral of the Season 8 Happy Days episode "The Sixth Sense." Also, Gerald Ford's son is in it. Join Peter and Joe for a review.
At last, we finally get to meet Al's lost love, Rosa Coletti. Does she live up to the hype? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 8's "If You Knew Rosa..."
In its eleven seasons, Happy Days won one measly Emmy... for editing. Did they let that get them down? No! They just did a whole episode about how awards are dumb. Join Peter and Joe for their review of "And the Winner Is..."
Richie Cunningham may be gone, but he's definitely not forgotten. That's what Peter and Joe discovered when they reviewed Season 8's "White Christmas."
"Joanie Gets Wheels" starts with the youngest Cunningham and her boyfriend Chachi being viciously attacked by chimps. Then it veers off into some nonsense about Joanie getting a car or something. Peter and Joe try to make sense of it all.
This week, we're reviewing "Hello, Roger." Yep, it's time for Richie's replacement to make his Happy Days debut. Join us!
Lori Beth has a problem, you guys. She wants to visit her husband-to-be (!!!) Richie in Greenland, but she needs $800, which is like a million dollars in 1960s money. Somehow, the solution is that Marion should go on a humiliating game show. Confused? You won't be after Peter and Joe review Season 8's "Dreams Can Come True."
The transformation of Arthur Fonzarelli from hoodlum to role model is complete this week, since he's now teaching at Jefferson High. Join Peter and Joe for a review of "Live and Learn."
It's Season 8. Richie and Ralph are gone, and the focus of Happy Days shifts to Joanie and Chachi. Join Peter and Joe as they review "No Tell Motel."
Well, we've arrived at the end of Season 7, and Ron Howard and Don Most are out of here, baby! But you know who's sticking around? Peter and Joe, that's who! They'll be reviewing "Ralph's Family Problem" and giving you their Top 5 episodes of the season!
This week, the gang goes back to the 1920s.. or the 1930s. It's complicated. All will be made clear when Peter and Joe review "The Roaring Twenties."
This week, Potsie flirts with fame in "A Potsie is Born." Also: there's a billboard with evil powers that's like something out of a Stephen King story. Join us for our review!
It's father-son bonding time when Richie and Howard attend a wild Leopard Lodge convention! Join Peter and Joe as they review the Season 7 classic, "Father and Son."
Joanie's on a collision course with wackiness when she babysits Potsie's cousins during her first date with Chachi! Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Fools Rush In."
This week, Fonzie starts dating a deaf woman named Allison. Is his aim true? Find out when we review Season 7's "Allison."
Hank Aaron stops by Happy Days for... do you really need a reason? It's Hank Aaron! Join Peter and Joe as they review Season 7's "The Hucksters."
The inferno was last week. This week? Paradise! Join Peter and Joe for their review of "The New Arnold's."
RIP to the original Arnold's (1974-1980). This week, Peter and Joe review Season 7's "Hot Stuff."
This week, we review the Season 7 episode "Joanie's Dilemma" in which Joanie ponders just how far she should go with future action movie star Michael Dudikoff.
Richie takes his pals camping, and things get grisly, man. Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 7's "Ah, Wilderness!"
Did you know that Howard and Marion Cunningham never had a proper wedding? Well, 25 years later, Richie is going to fix all that. But first, he needs to consult Bob and Ray. Join us for our review of "Here Comes the Bride, Again."
What would Happy Days be without Inspiration Point? Probably about the same, to be honest. Nevertheless, Richie and his pals are going to band together to save their beloved makeout spot in "They're Closing Inspiration Point." Join us for a review!
It's time for a very special episode of Happy Days. Yay? Peter and Joe are here with their review of Season 7's "The Mechanic."
In its seventh season, Happy Days produced what might well be its masterpiece -- "Fonzie Vs. the She Devils." What a title! Doesn't that make you want to learn more? Join Peter and Joe as they review this badass classic.
Can there be a FUN story about someone being drugged at a college party? We'll find out when we review the Season 7 episode "King Richard's Big Knight."
How low will Happy Days sink to compete with The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 7's "Joanie Busts Out."
Did you know Cassandra Peterson, aka Elvira Mistress of the Dark, guest starred on Happy Days? Well, she did... in the 1979 episode "Burlesque." And guess what we're reviewing this week?
Good news: Marion and Fonzie are starring in a local production of The Rainmaker! Bad news: Marion also gets sexually harassed by Launchpad McQuack. It's all here in Season 7's "Fonzie's a Thespian."
Lori Beth wants Richie to dress up as an egg, so he cheats on her with a photojournalist. Yes, that's the actual plot of "Richie Falls in Love." Peter and Joe will fill you in on the details in this week's podcast.
This week, that lazy bum Richie Cunningham finally gets a job. And wouldn't you know it? Some palooka named Frank wants to knock his block off. We tell you all about it in our review of "Richie's Job."
This week, Marion goes to the slammer after her car slams into Arnold's. Join Peter and Joe for their review of the aptly-named "Marion Goes to Jail."
It's Season 7, and Happy Days has completely lost touch with its roots. Other than a few oldies on the soundtrack, you'd never guess this was a nostalgia-based show. But is it still fun anyway? Find out when Peter and Joe review "Fonzie Meets Kat."
Are you ready for another backdoor pilot on Happy Days? I hope the answer is yes, because that's what you're getting this week. Specifically, comedian Jimmy Brogan -- star of Out of the Blue -- guest stars in "Chachi Sells His Soul." Peter and Joe have a review, natch.
Season 7 of Happy Days is upon us, and Laverne and Shirley are back for one last caper! This one involves real cows, fake cows, Tupperware, and an angry Scandinavian dairy farmer! Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Shotgun Wedding."
We have a very special episode for you this week! Not only do we review the Season 6 finale, "Potsie Quits School," we also give you our Top 5 episodes of the season and our thoughts on the year that was. Join us!
Would you buy something called Incredo-Wax from Chachi Arcola? No, of course you wouldn't. But the characters on Happy Days would, and they built a whole episode around it. Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Chachi's Incredo-Wax."
Sacre bleu! A snooty French fencer has come to Milwaukee, and only Fonzie can put him in his place! Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 6's "The Duel."
Good news: Robin Williams is back as Mork from Ork! Bad news: It's a clip show. Does the good outweigh the bad? Find out when we review "Mork Returns" aka "The Fifth Anniversary Show."
This week, Fonzie gets a fake funeral, and the cast of Laverne & Shirley shows up to mourn! Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Fonzie's Funeral (Part 2)."
Oh boy! Buckle up! We've got the single wildest, most implausible episode of Happy Days in history! Join Peter and Joe as they discuss the absolutely bonkers "Fonzie's Funeral (Part 1)."
Can Marion turn Leather Tuscadero into a proper lady in time for her big date with Ralph Malph? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 6's "Marion: Fairy Godmother."
Can Howard and Marion relive the magic of their honeymoon 23 years later? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 6's "Married Strangers." (That episode title is a bit ominous, right?)
Suzi Quatro's back, but she ain't happy! It seems a rival rocker has stolen one of her songs! Can Fonz fix it? What do you think? Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 6's "Stolen Melodies."
This week, Richie fills in as an advice columnist for a local newspaper and gives some truly rotten guidance to his pals Ralph and Potsie, leading to all-out war between the roommates. Join Peter and Joe as they review the Season 6 favorite, "Ralph Vs. Potsie."
Joanie's good girl image goes up in flames when she starts smoking. Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 6's "Smokin' Ain't Cool."
It's Christmas and Fonzie receives an unexpected gift from an unexpected person. Join Peter and Joe as they review the Season 6 episode "Christmas Time."
Will Richie's campaign for sophomore class president survive a sex scandal? Find out when Peter and Joe review "Richie Gets Framed."
Who here likes magic shows? I hope you all raised your hands, because that's what we've got for you. Yes, Peter and Joe are reviewing the Season 6 episode "The Magic Show" in which Fonzie replicates Houdini's famous milk can escape! Bonus: orphans!
Uh oh! Richie Cunningham is under arrest! They think he's breaking into women's houses and kissing them without consent! Peter and Joe have all the details in their review of Season 6's "The Kissing Bandit."
Can you believe it? We're at the halfway point of Happy Days! How did that happen? This week, Peter and Joe review an unusual episode called "The First Thanksgiving." Why not pull up a chair and join them?
The great thing about having a sitcom that makes it to Season 6 is that you can finally get around to stories like "Fonz thinks he's allergic to girls." Isn't that a neat idea for a show? Join Peter and Joe for their hard-hitting review of "The Fonz Is Allergic To Girls."
Six years after The Godfather, Happy Days decided to cash in on the mafia trend with the Season 6 episode "The Claw Meets the Fonz" aka "The Godfonzer." Is it any good? Peter and Joe will give you their opinion.
For its Halloween 1978 episode, Happy Days went all out. They gave us a witch with an eye patch, an exorcism, and Howard in a bootleg Raggedy Andy costume. Join Peter and Joe as they offer their thoughts on Season 6's "The Evil Eye."
Yeah, but what if Ralph Malph weren't a big coward? What would happen then? Find out this week when Peter and Joe review Season 6's "Fearless Malph," which also contains a mad scientist, dancing mice, and a tornado.
It's Joanie's 16th birthday, and she's got romantic troubles. Chachi's on another show, her quarterback boyfriend is cheating on her, and Marion's arranged a date for her with the world's biggest nerd. What happens next? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 6's "Sweet Sixteen."
This week, Fonzie becomes a Stepfonzie when he dates a woman with a young son. But what happens when the baby daddy reenters the picture? Find out when Peter and Joe review "Kid Stuff" from Season 6.
When Richie cheats on Lori Beth with a baton twirler, will it be a baton death march for their relationship? Find out when Peter and Joe review the Season 6 episode "Casanova Cunningham."
Let's not beat around the bush here. The title of the episode we're reviewing is "Fonzie's Blindness." That tells you what you're in for. The question is, does it work? Peter and Joe are here to answer that. Please join them.
It's time for the thrilling conclusion of the "Westward Ho" saga as Fonzie jumps a shark... er, rides a bull! Join Peter and Joe for their in-depth review of "Westward Ho (Part 3)."
Howdy, pard'ners! It's time for the Season 6 premiere! Join Peter and Joe for a review of "Westward Ho (Parts 1 and 2)."
We've arrived at the end of Happy Days' fifth season, and it's time for a taut legal thriller that pits Howard and Fonzie against the dad from Seinfeld. Join Peter and Joe for their review of "Fonzie for the Defense" and stick around for their Top 5 episodes of Season 5 and a look back at the year that was.
Brace yourself. This week's episode gets a little uncomfortable as Lori Beth finds herself being pursued by a lusty lumberjack in the wilds of Wisconsin. Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 5's "Rules to Date By."
This week, Fonzie plays matchmaker for Al, the sweet-natured proprietor of the local hamburger joint. How does it go? Find out when Peter and Joe review the Season 5 episode "Second Wind."
When Fonzie dates a ballerina, will their relationship be on point or a ballet flop? Find out when Peter and Joe review Season 5's "Do You Want to Dance"?
We're back! Did you miss us? Our first episode of 2021 happens to be a review of the clip show "Richie's Girl Exposes the Cunninghams" aka "The Fourth Anniversary Show." Is it underwhelming, disappointing, or both? Peter and Joe will let you know!
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These Days Are Ours will return with new episodes in January 2021. Until then, here's a selection of musical favorites from Season 1 of Happy Days.
Shazbot! It's time to review the episode of Happy Days that launched the Mork & Mindy spinoff and made an instant star of Robin Williams. And to help us out this week, we have a special guest, Tina from the Welcome to the Uncharted Territories podcast! An absolutely unmissable episode of our podcast!
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Everybody loves prequels, right? So this week, we get to see the first-ever encounter between Richie and Fonzie. Think of this as Happy Days: Origins. Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 5's "Our Gang."
This week, it's a musical extravaganza with the Happy Days gang singing and dancing their little hearts out, all for your enjoyment! Join Peter and Joe as they explore the Season 5 oddity "Be My Valentine."
This week, Fonzie's dog Spunky is depressed, Richie is reading Moby Dick, and Dr. Joyce Brothers stops by for a visit! What's not to love? Join Peter and Joe for an in-depth look at Season 5's "Spunkless Spunky."
It's time for a very special, Emmy-winning episode of Happy Days. Where were you when Richie Cunningham nearly died in a motorcycle crash and Fonzie had to beg God to spare his life? This week, Peter and Joe take a detailed look at Season 5's legendary "Richie Almost Dies."
This week, Peter and Joe review the Season 5 episode "Marion's Misgivings" in which Marion has misgivings. We also get a peek into Fonzie's very strange and feathery sex life. Join us, won't you?
This week, Happy Days becomes The Anson & Lorrie Show -- a showcase for actor/singer Anson Williams and his real-life girlfriend and soon-to-be wife, Lorrie Mahaffey! Does it turn out great? Terrible? Somewhere in between? Listen to this podcast and find out!
Danny Thomas, sitcom legend and philanthropist, plays Howard's dad in the well-loved Season 5 episode "Grandpa's Visit." And guess who has a review?
This week, Richie is back in "investigative journalist" mode when he stumbles onto some major corruption in Milwaukee's sanitation department. Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 5's "Nose for News."
This week, Peter and Joe review Season 5's "Requiem for a Malph" in which Ralph foolishly steps into a boxing ring with Slab Bulkhead himself, Reb Brown.
Ralph and Potsie are called, but only Richie is chosen when all three pledge a snooty fraternity. Join Peter and Joe for their review of Season 5's "Bye Bye Blackball."
This week, we bring you scenes from the class struggle in Greater Milwaukee as guest star Morgan Fairchild rocks Fonzie's world in "My Fair Fonzie."
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Is this it? Will Joanie ditch her dull life in Milwaukee to become one of the Suedes and hobnob with Fabian? Find out as Peter and Joe review the second half of the "Leather Tuscadero" two-parter!
This is it! This is the episode that introduces rocker chick Leather Tuscadero, as played by the one and only Suzi Quatro! But this is also an episode about forgiveness, redemption, and time travel. Join Peter and Joe as they review "Fonzie and Leather Tuscadero (Part One)."
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While sharing a Milwaukee rental, Potsie drives Ralph and Richie quite mental. It's not just the laundry that causes a quandary, it's his hygiene, especially dental! Join Peter and Joe for the fun as they review "The Apartment" from Season 5
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Bad news, Fonz. Your tonsils somehow grew back, and you have to have them taken out on Halloween. Bummer, right? The good news is that we have a podcast all about it. Join us!
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We briefly met Chachi Arcola (Scott Baio) during the "Hollywood" three-parter. But "My Cousin the Cheat" is the first episode about Chachi. This week, Peter and Joe discuss the character, the episode, and the general direction Happy Days is headed in its fifth season.
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You know what time it is? It's Lori Beth Allen time! That's right! This week, we review the episode that introduced Richie's long-time girlfriend and eventual wife. Join Peter and Joe for the fun!
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Well, we're finally here. This is the episode where Fonzie does that one thing he's especially known for doing. It involves water skis and a certain elasmobranch fish. Look, don't make me say it.
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Well, this is it... almost. We've arrived at Season 5, and Fonzie is going to perform the most infamous stunt in sitcom history. But not before he auditions at Paramount Studios and tangles with Greg Marmalard from Animal House. This week, Peter and Joe review the notorious episodes "Hollywood (Part One)" and "Hollywood (Part Two)."
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A very special episode! Not only do we review "Fonzie's Baptism," we also pick our favorite episodes from Season 4 of Happy Days.
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Ralph Malph remakes himself as a big-time bookie in the Season 4 classic "Last of the Big Time Malphs." Peter and Joe offer a review.
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In our first podcast recorded since the nationwide protests, we review Season 4's "Spunky, Come Home," which actually deals with some issues of race and the police. Join us.
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A review of Season 4's "Fonz-How, Inc." in which Howard and Fonzie team up to solve America's garbage crisis.
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Our show returns with a review of "Joanie's Weird Boyfriend" from Season 4. We recorded this episode (and the next one) before the protests regarding George Floyd’s murder by a police officer began. We haven’t recorded or released anything until now because escapism into a faux-1950s world felt like the last thing the world needed right now.
We’re restarting the show, but not because the protests are over or systemic racism has been solved. They haven’t. Just because things seem to be calming down doesn’t mean they actually are. People are still protesting against racism and police brutality, and even if you can’t join them for whatever reason, show your support however you can. Donate, sign petitions, call your representatives. Black lives matter.
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Our show is on hiatus for the time being. Until then, focus your energy on protesting, donating, and signing petitions.
Marion Cunningham didn't raise her boy to be a soldier, but this week Richie gets his draft notice anyway. Join Peter and Joe for the fun when they review Season 4's "The Physical." If you love jarring tonal shifts, this is the episode for you!
This is our first ever crossover with Night After Night: A Laverne & Shirley Podcast. Peter and Joe join Chris and Lisa to discuss the recent ABC prime time special The Happy Days of Garry Marshall. It's a lively and wide-ranging conversation, and we think you'll like it a lot.
It's 1959-ish, and Richie and the gang are graduating from dear old Jefferson High. But will Fonzie be allowed to participate in the ceremony and give his speech? Peter and Joe will let you know when they review Season 4's "Graduation (Part Two)."
It's the night of the senior prom at Jefferson High, and Richie and his pals are all bringing dates. But there are.... complications. Peter and Joe talk all about it in their review of "Graduation (Part One)."
Here it is! The episode that launched 13 crazy weeks of Blansky's Beauties. Join Peter and Joe for a look at "The Third Anniversary Show" from Season 4.
Marion Cunningham works hard for the money, but just about no one treats her right in Season 4's "Marion Rebels." Peter and Joe provide the play-by-play.
This week, Peter and Joe review Season 4's "A Shot in the Dark," in which Richie's hoop dreams deflate like a true fiend's weight.
Hey, it's time for a visit from Fonzie's Cousin Angie! He was in this one episode and then never on the show again. He did that thing where he caught quarters off his elbow. You remember that, right? Anyway, Peter and Joe are here to review the Season 4 episode, "Book of Records." Join them!
Ralph to the left of me! Potsie to the right! Here I am, stuck in the middle with Fonz! Yes, this week, Richie and the gang get locked in a vault. Will hijinks ensue? Only Peter and Joe know for sure, as they review Season 4's "Time Capsule."
"Me and Mrs. Prescott... We gotta thing goin' on." Yes, this week Fonzie gets up close and personal with a married lady, only he doesn't know she's married. Watch the hijinks ensue along with Peter and Joe as they review "Fonzie's Old Lady."
Sunday, Monday, stalker days! Tuesday, Wednesday, stalker days! This week, Richie becomes obsessed with a woman in a cola ad, then takes drastic measures to meet her. This can only go well. Peter and Joe look on disapprovingly in their review of Season Four's "Richie Branches Out."
Support your local sheriff? More like REPORT your local sheriff for egregious abuse of power! That's right. It's time for an epic Kirk vs. Fonzie showdown. Peter and Joe offer their thoughts on Season 4's "A.K.A. The Fonz."
Move over, Woodward and Bernstein. Here come Cunningham and Fonzarelli, out to expose the facts about the meatloaf at Jefferson High. Can you handle the truth? Find out when Peter and Joe review the Season 4 episode "The Muckrakers."
When it's eight, nine, ten, eleven, too, I'll be going strong and so will you. Well, Fonzie may not be going strong exactly, but he's still going. It's all here in our review of "They Shoot Fonzies, Don't They?" from Season 4.
Did you see the movie The Apartment? With Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine? No? Well, you should sometime. It's really good. Anyway, this week we're reviewing the Season 4 episode "A Place of His Own."
People lemme tell ya 'bout my best friend, he's a warm-hearted Potsie who loves me til the end. Yes, this week Potsie and Fonzie become very chummy, with predictably disastrous results. Peter and Joe will tell you all about it in their review of "Fonzie's Hero."
When Howard and Marion are away, Richie will... patiently look after a woman well into her third trimester. That's the basic premise of "Fonzie the Father," an episode that brings the Richie/Fonzie tension to a boil. Peter and Joe are here to officiate.
This week, Fonzie is having some anger management issues. And the solution turns out to be... birdhouses? Wait, that can't be right.
Peter and Joe are back with their review of "Fonzie Loves Pinky (Part 3)," the thrilling conclusion to the sprawling Tuscadero saga.
These Days Are Ours is back for the fourth season! Did you miss us? And, yeah, we're reviewing that famous one, the one about Pinky Tuscadero and the Malachi Brothers. And the Malachi Crunch! Oh my god, do you remember the Malachi crunch?
After reviewing three seasons of Happy Days without missing a week, Emily and Joe feel they've earned a little rest. So there will be no new episodes of the podcast in December. We suggest you enjoy the holidays, get reacquainted with your estranged family members, and get caught up on the many, many hours of content we've already produced. See you in 2020!
It's a classic good news/bad news situation. Bad news: Pat Morita is leaving Happy Days. Good news: this episode is all about his character, Arnold. More good news: Arnold is getting married! And yet more good news! Emily and Joe are here to review "Arnold's Wedding" and to offer their thoughts on Season 3!
You guys might want to sit down for this. Fonzie... needs glasses! I know, I know. Emily and Joe are here to talk you down with their review of "Sight for Sore Eyes."
Raymond "Spike" Fonzarelli is back, and he's brought Clint Howard with him! It all goes down in a gritty tale of crime and life in the streets called "Bringing Up Spike." Emily and Joe aren't scared. Are YOU?