Happy Days 30th Reunion - 2005

[eaf6701]

Goodbye Happy Days Thank You for all the Laughter and the Pranks you did!! and off the Memories

[quantumquantum]

That was nice. Fond memories.

[loveabelanger]

I really miss Tom Bosley a lot.

[SpectreShadow1]

3:38 EPIC MOMENT !!! heeyyyyyy

[DaveWollenberg]

Hey,moonjumpr, I was wonderin' if you're able to get the full special uploaded, and, if so, could ya label it, Part 1, part 2, etc. Thanx!

[lovinkingmichael25]

WAS THAT MR. MIYAGI?!?!?!?!?!

[sabster74]

Uh, two kids? I guess Mr. C forgot about oldest son Chuck!

[Zarggg]

Pat Morita died in November the year this was made. :(

[energizer61bunny]

Ugh! I keep forgetting that Tom Bosley died! It's so sad. = ' (

[RestYourHeadOnJesus]

Who played Arnold? He looks kinds like Mr. Meogie (I misspelled that) from Karate Kid.

[01joecool]

Listen my little grasshopper !!! the original Arnold's owner is Pat Morita RIP as play Arnold in The firsts Happy Days chapters . Then he sale the store to AL Molinaro , the dinner change they name to Al's . Heyyyyy !!! The Fonz is always the Fonz !

[degenerationx1981]

as ralph would say after 30 years they all still got it. to happy days!!!!!!!!

[e081194eng]

Heeeeeeey !!!

[testfoecho]

What the heck is mr miyagi doing there

[DaveWollenberg]

RIP, Pat Morita, and, Tom Bosley!

[mxpassion17]

thanks for all the laughter mr.C  happy days forever!!!

[antoinec822]

Chuck was there this time

[michel19612009]

3:38 FONZ trademark

[60srocker46]

goodbye happy days , thank you for all the golden memories

[ralphyization]

rill love Ron Howard as Opie in Mayberry. Even though, I know it doesn;t really exist, it's still a cool memory. for this Canadian chick in Northern Ontario! 'whoo hoo!:

[RJCVMILT]

I love this serie!

I know the first 4 seasons are released on DVD, but what about the other season's?

Can somebody tell if they are also available on DVD?

Thanks!

[tommyiscountry]

oh i just love the ending when the fonz hit the wall one more time !!

[therealbedeq]

RIP Mr. C

[fpppy99]

RIP Tom Bolsey aka Mr. Cunningham :(

[chuckmckendry]

RIP Tom Bosley (Born Oct 1, 1927 Died Oct 19, 2010)

[Gerogiancounty]

Rest in peace Tom Bosley aka Howard Cunningham , we will miss you

[Poltroman2]

RIP Mr Tom Bosley

[3DPeter]

rip tom bosley. i'm from holland and we never get to see this reunion, so i'm glad that we have internet these days.

I remeber that i watched tv series like this with my parents in the 70's and 80's,

and we loved it. nothing and again, nothing beats the old series and sitcoms that was made in the 60's, 70's and 80's, and i cannot uderstand that they wont make them like that, because advertisers would stand in line to fill up the break with their junk, so money should be no problemo.

[marshallsimon]

R.I.P. Tom Bosley and Pat Morita. U2 will be missed. Howard C was the Best.

[spinout3]

R.I.P. TOM, you will be missed x

[Biggerbyte]

Rest in peace, Tom Bosley. Very sad news today.

[tall32guy]

RIP Tom, and goodbye.

[michsylvan]

Good bye Mr. C! We'll miss you!

[Angelotube5000]

Youth must last forever, I'm a young adult but i do not want to get old! heyyyy I love Fonzie , he is the coolest of cool!

[SUPERMEDIABROTHERS6]

MR MIAGI!!!!!!

[DVDluvr123]

Where is Chuck!?

[jonvrix]

sdasd

[sareusepeus]

The title explains it all, those really were Happy Days.

[faridperez]

Rest in Peace Mr Miyagi Noriyuki Pat Morita

[Tommy1977777]

great show, fantastic.

[AlaCarcuss]

Nice, brought back a lot of memories. Loved the Elvis song near the end too, beautiful song and very appropriate.

[thecritic2007]

wow it just gos to show we all get old

[msymsed]

Al Molinaro turned 90 in June.

[creyesj]

Quiero llorar !

[pauldom1]

this show was fantastic it brings back many memorys for me way back in the 70's when i rode a motor cycle

[Dan77able]

That was an awesome program. I watched everyday. hahahha

[007InMiami]

Where the hell is Al Molinaro?

[moonjumpr]

Sadly I think the answer was that he was just too elderly to appear in this... but he's still kicking along...

[mike10101a]

He is now 90 and my understanding is that in a later interview with Garry it was stated his health and age prohibited his involvement.

At the time the reunion was filmed he had not worked for over a decade.

[PC3900]

Were'nt the two guys who rolled out the cake the actors who played lost brother Chuck in 1974? I seem to remember that from the original broadcast.

[RoyFive]

Then there was a brief scene with Danny Butch, who played Spike. He sank into obscurity the same way Chuck did. Anybody remember Marsha, the waitress in the early shows? How about Bag?

[logom0]

was al moliano there? someone plz answer!

[moonjumpr]

No, unfortunately he wasn't.

[logom0]

where is he? is he still legally alive?

sources tell me hes ancient...

[Slava1488]

Happy and free...

[Bo618]

excellant

[wvf908]

AHH good days i miss this show

[kunfusinger]

fonz is the ¡Fonz! heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[lestatgoth]

Thanks for upload this video !..

"heeeyyyyyyyyyyy" jaja

[bananaPLEASE]

I'm about to turn 21 and everyone thinks I'm weird for liking this show. Almost as if I'm SUPPOSED to like current tv like American Idol or something.

[bartolemeo]

A beautiful show....a treasure.

[LoveAmericaStyle]

I loved Happy Days when I was a kid.

That song means so much to me, especially the past four years. This song brings back memories when Peter Joyce and Lady Diana and I had some fun back in the early eighties.

I have a lot to say about this for the television et movie et music et literary industry.

Google Jeff Fisher American Patriot loves Jane Bowell and God Forever

[dmarshallok]

Is this the same Elvis "Memories" montage that played on the series finale in 1984? I'm assuming it is.

[moonjumpr]

No. For whatever reasons, they couldn't get the rights in '84. Thankfully, they did in '05.

[MrsBobbyJamesEwing]

Great video clip. Happy Days was an awesome sitcom.

[kristint123]

What the hell ever happened to Chuck? Remember, he was the older brother of Richie and Joanie. He just sort of disappeared, and even here, Mr. Cunningham says, "...raised 2 wonderful kids..." like Chuck never existed. Very X-Files....

[alphabasky]

that as so aweseme. I wish Henry Winkler

had done the "Aaaaaaaaaay" though.

[dindedindon]

Lo máximo !!!

[lasange]

Happy Days was one of those great shows that also taught kids good morals unlike today where kids are fuckin nuts and hate the world.

[jamieluvsjolene]

so much of a thing in my life as a child, good on them for making my life happy

[seanknew]

Just like Scott Baio. ALWAYS GETTING MARRIED ON TV.

[alejandro2523]

great ending for the show like the fonz in the old times thanks

[alejandro2523]

great ending!

[nandonandinonandone]

siete mitici

[elissalpz]

muy bueno,volver a vivir yo tenia 6 años me acuerdo perfecto de los capitulos,increible ojala que se repitiera,la serie siempre algunas veces los veo en un canal dode pasan clasicos

[fresababe]

Ya se!!! Este es uno de los mejores programas de todo el tiempo!!!

[TeaWrecksGodzilla]

This is one of the great things about YouTube. I remember I missed the "Happy Days" 30th reunion show when it was originally broadcast. May be someday there will be a website where you can find every show from every series or special that was ever broadcast in the history of TV.

I suppose a sports fan would want to be able to locate recordings of every pro game or match or race that was ever broadcast, too.

[bigbill1991]

Great decade in comedic entertainment.

[83survivor]

Ron Howard always struck me as a very loyal friend to anyone who met him over the years. You are absolutely right on the assumption.

[loganwi104]

Ron Howard may be wealthy and successful, but he never has or will forget how he got there, and those he worked with and helped him. He has stayed loyal to both Happy Days and The Andy Griffith Show, participating in reunions and "movies" with his old friends and cast memebrs...this just shows what kind of a man he is and always will be...well done Rance and Jean (r.i.p.)...

[moonjumpr]

It reminds me of something Aaron Spelling said. "Why NOT be appreciative and kind? Is there any other way to be?" Of course, there are other ways to be, but folks like Ron Howard and Henry Winkler hold genuine love for their pasts, and those loving friendships. It's part of who they are, and part of why we loved it in the first place. You can feel it just rubbing off them. It's kinda like the Beatles. When asked why it worked, the answer was it was always about love.

[moonjumpr]

Things that were lost on me before: Winkler kisses Baio on the cheek before it fades into the montage. Also, in the final ep, when all is said and done, Baio gets past everyone to give Winkler a hug. Forgotten are bloopers from the early 80s where an almost 40 yo Fonzie and early 20s Baio are giggling and laughing so hard in bloopers like they're brothers. Lot of love between those two. I love it.

[83survivor]

Gary Marshall was and still is, a tough businessman to work with. If you didn't agree with him or worked closely with him, he would kicked you out like you were nothing. If you got along with him and agreed with everything, he would be your friend forever. Gary Marshall was a tough guy to work with, granted, but did he kept the ball rolling with the Happy Days cast.

[moonjumpr]

Great insight from someone who actually worked with him! (Of course, not spelling his name as "Garry" would piss him off, I'm sure). :) Thanks for this, but it must be so hard to keep your vision (which was successful) intact while dealing with masses of writer, actors, and all the while fighting with network execs over the most trivial things. There are sure to be hurt feelings, but the converse is being twisted in the wind by every person in your view. That wouldn't work, either.

[83survivor]

When the idea of Happy Days was permitted, Gary Marshall fought every possibility to get it on the air. It was his baby. He was never going to let it go. I remember reading that the execs at ABC were against the idea at first because they thought the new generation(the 70s) wouldn't want a 50s based show. But he fought it and it worked. I remember grandparents being upset when the Fonz unhooked the bra in the pilot episode. This is very true and ridiculous.

[moonjumpr]

I don't think you had to be a grandpa in 1974 to be taken aback by that. That was pretty risque for HD, but it was a racey show in many ways early on (it was helped by the changing shift set by "All in the Family" and others to be daring). It lost that edge later, and became more of a platform for Fonzie to suddenly be a role model, but I still loved the show because I felt such a closeness with the characters. That was the work of the actors and writers, but Garry Marshall was the soul of that.

[dunskie]

The dude who played Chuck is watching at home like,"Fuck Gary Marshal!"

[moonjumpr]

Well, BOTH Chucks, I guess. But, speaking of the missing Chucks, look who are rolling out the cakes: that's them! ... Everyone loves Garry. Ayyyy.

[dunskie]

Whooo. - Now that is some interesting trivia. Thank you. Might you know what ever happened to Tiger the dog on The Brady Bunch?

[moonjumpr]

Actually, Tiger DID tell Garry to f*ck off ...

[klwewf]

I thought you were kidding. But, I took a second and third look. And, you're right! The ORIGINAL Chuck was one of the guys rolling out the cake (the one in the red shirt). I don't recognize Chuck #2 here, but, that's a trip. Well, he was invited after all. LMAO

[safoetje]

is very nice to see them after so long time. and in ramadan, iets mak you happy human

[vanhalen82000]

this could be the best show on tv

[wfl18]

it is the best

[outlawjessejames35]

jr if scott baio ur cuzin henry my uncle

[MyPersonalVendetta]

Tom Bosley says, "we raised two wonderful kids," but they had three total. I guess they just dissowned their oldest son and never spoke of him again, right.

[Jr24001]

He was written out of the show!

[Lava1964]

I'd like to know the episode where he was "written out." When Ron Howard and Donny Most left the cast, it was explained that they were in the army. What explanation was given for Chuck?

[pugilistofpower]

They never explained Chuck, they just never mentioned him again...

[Lava1964]

That's what I thought. Chuck was just forgotten (but not by the rerun watchers).

[peacelovefoo]

scott baio is your cousin?! after the fonz chachi is my favorite character i LOVE him!!!

[Jr24001]

he's my 3rd cousin. I see him once in awhile.

[MyPersonalVendetta]

Haha! He's your 3rd cousin...lol!

[Lava1964]

Howard says he and Marion had two kids. I guess Chuck was abducted by space aliens and expunged from their memories. Nice touch when Henry does one last Fonzie trick and shuts of the lights with a well-aimed fist rap.

[Jr24001]

for fuck sakes! Chuck was written out of the show!

[Lava1964]

No need for profanity. Tell me when was Chuck written out of the show? He wasn't killed off. He just wasn't talked about anymore. TOm Bosley once joked on an interview that Chuck "must be attending the University of Mars." At least on other shows, such as My Three Sons, they would make some excuse for a character no longer being there. Happy Days just hoped people would forget all about Chuck. Obviously people didn't.

[Jr24001]

oh sorry. Well somewhere in the second season he was just gone and never mentioned again. Some say he went to college but then when Tom says he had the joy of raising two kids well what about Chuck. if you message me I can ask my cousin when he was written out.

[Lava1964]

I don't think any explanation was ever given for Chuck just vanishing. At least other sitcoms have made attempts to explain characters' departures. I suppose Chuck was such a minor character the writers on Happy Days must have figured he wouldn't be missed.

[Jr24001]

do you want to ask my cousin my 3rd cousin Scott Baio he worked with the show so you can ask him!

[Lava1964]

Scott Baio joined the cast of Happy Days well after Chuck vanished, so I'm not sure what insights he could provide on this topic--but ask him anyway.

[Jr24001]

The character who played Chuck went on to the star trek pilot. He doesn't say much I'll see if I can get a better answer.

[MyPersonalVendetta]

How the hell does he "go on" to play in the Star Trek pilot, when Happy Days came AFTER Star Trek?

[anchorman87]

Thats right, he was a minor character whose role was illed by the more popular fonz, so he was removed...

[childzie]

2.29 more or less backs up my theory that Fonzie and Mrs Cunningham were having an affair, the look on his face was one of pure jealousy. Joanie's real father anyone?

[starrbeatlesqueen]

where's the rest of this reunion?

[idahopotato99]

R.I.P Pat Morita

[starrbeatlesqueen]

He was also on Boy Meets World (as Wise Man) and Karate Kid

[richardayton]

thats cheesy as hell LOL

[patrick3178]

why ron howard wears the hat all the time?

[pugilistofpower]

cos he's bald.

[Buttercup1991]

I wish I was born in the 50's

x

[jimbo01111]

amg yeh i spotted her, god i feel old lol =(

[jimbo01111]

weres erin and suzieeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, gutted =(

[pugilistofpower]

Erin is there.

[cbowman61]

the best show beat seffield

[smiffy1071]

I guess this must have been one of pat moritas' last tv appearances....

[idahopotato99]

Pat Morita (R.I.P)

[ejttnp22]

Good old PAT RIP

[Pittoop]

I remember seeing this in February 2005 on abc. That song "Memories" is touching.

[Raibrade]

I just love this video! The song always chokes me up in the first place. Then to add that Happy Days montage - man. Absolutely awesome!

[basscove]

great video thanks

[stevenalan]

thanks for this, great to see what they look like now