Happy days. The sixth season / created by Garry K. Marshall ; directed by Jerry Paris ; Miller-Milkis Productions, Inc., and Henderson Production Company, Inc. in association with CBS Television Distribution ; associate producer, Ronny Hallin.
Publisher:
CBS DVD :
Copyright Date:
2020
Description:
4 videodiscs (661 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Title from disc label. Originally broadcast as episodes of the television program in 1978-1979. Special feature: Mork returns, 5th anniversary show. Ron Howard, Henry Winkler, Marion Ross, Tom Bosley, Donny Most, Anson Williams, Erin Moran, Al Molinaro, Scott Baio.
Contents:
Part 3 / Kid stuff / Parts 1 & 2 / written by Fred Fox, Jr. Westward ho. Part 3 / written by Fred Fox, Jr. -- Fonzie's blindness / written by Ron Leavitt & Richard Rosenstock -- Casanova Cunningham / written by Bob Brunner -- Kid stuff / written by Fred Fox, Jr. Disc 2: The kissing bandit / written by Beverly Bloomberg. Fearless Malph / written by Walter Kempley -- The evil eye / written by Allen Goldstein -- The claw meets the Fonz (aka the Godfonzer) / written by Susanne Gayle Harris -- The Fonz is allergic to girls / written by Mary-David Sheiner & Sheila Judis Weisberg -- The first Thanksgiving / written by Bob Howard -- The kissing bandit / written by Beverly Bloomberg. Disc 3: Married strangers / written by Bob Howard. Richie gets framed / written by Fred Maio -- Christmas time / written by Beverly Bloomberg -- Smokin' ain't cool / written by Michael Loman -- Ralph vs. Potsie / written by Michael Loman -- Stolen melodies / written by Brian Levant -- Married strangers / written by Bob Howard. (5th anniversary show) / Mork returns written by Walter Kempley. Fonzie's funeral. Part 1 ; Part 2 / written by Michael Loman -- The duel / written by Fred Fox, Jr. -- Chachi's Incredo-Wax / written by David Ketchum & Tony DiMarco -- Potsie quits school / teleplay by David Reo ; story by Jim Dunne -- Special feature: Mork returns (5th anniversary show) / written by Walter Kempley.
Summary:
The nostalgic comedy set in Milwaukee, Wisconsin focused on the Cunninghams and their two kids, Richie and Joanie, and their relationship with Fonzie, a motorcycle-riding Casanova who became a pop-culture phenomenon.
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