

Those were the days of the 1950's...filled with innocence and the promise of even better days to come.
15/01/1974
Overview
In 1950s Milwaukee the Cunningham family must contend with Fonzie, a motorcycle riding Casanova.
Status: Ended
First Air Date: 15/01/1974
Last Air Date: 24/09/1984
Number of season: 11
Number of episodes: 252
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070992
Wikipedia: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q518589
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Season name: Specials
0
5
12/01/1976

Season name: Season 1
1
16
14/01/1974

Season name: Season 2
2
23
09/09/1974

Season name: Season 3
3
23
08/09/1975

Season name: Season 4
4
24
20/09/1976

Season name: Season 5
5
26
13/09/1977

Season name: Season 6
6
27
12/09/1978

Season name: Season 7
7
25
11/09/1979

Season name: Season 8
8
22
11/11/1980

Season name: Season 9
9
22
06/10/1981

Season name: Season 10
10
22
28/09/1982

Season name: Season 11
11
22
27/09/1983
Review by: drystyx
Written by: drystyx on 2023-04-03T23:35:36.205Z
This is an inferior version of American Graffiti. "Happy Days" was made on the heels of the semi classic film about high school kids in the days of the late fifties and early sixties. Whereas "American Graffiti" had some charm, "Happy Days" was totally about "hatefulness". The glorification of hoodlums began early, and despite what anyone involved in the series proclaims, "Fonzie" was always meant to be the star. The first season is proof of that. The entire show was just a means to dehumanize young men who were too blond or pale to be accepted in the seventies, and that is the history of the seventies in the U.S. There just isn't anything else in the show. It is supposed to be a comedy, but it's just an exercise in hatefulness and prejudice.