Upstate New York To Blame For TV's Most Iconic, Mocked Moment
If it wasn't for the Hudson Valley, TV's most iconic moment likely would have never happened.
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Erin Moran’s ‘Happy Days’ Are Dead and Gone
Call it the 'Happy Days' spin-off that never was: Joanie used to love Chachi, but now she loves to party and piss off motel managers in small Indiana towns, where she's rambling around homeless after being punted from a fancy (read: not fancy) trailer park.
Wasn't this supposed to happen to Jenny Piccolo?
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Never Count The Fonz Out in ‘Happy Days’ [VIDEO]
One of the most successful series of the 1970s was Happy Days. For many youngsters it was their first look at life in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The show was set in Milwaukee, the heart of middle-class America. Happy Days told the story of the Cunninghams, one of America's most beloved TV families played by Tom Bosley (Howard), Erin Moran (Joanie), Marion Ross (Marion), and Ron Howard (Richie