Happy Days

Richie tries tough love to snap the Fonz out of his self-pity after the leather-jacketed legend is blinded by a blow to the head and unexpectedly adds a new four-letter word to his vocabulary...fear.

Richie and his fellow fraternity members are required to take visiting baton twirlers to a special dance, leading Richie to have to fib to his girlfriend Lori Beth for the first time ever.

Hypnotic suggestion during research for science editor Richie's college newspaper article leaves phobic Ralph Malph fearless.

Richie tries to find the reason Fonzie seems to be allergic to girls before the celebrated chick magnet ditches dating forever.

Marion Cunningham tells a tale of the first Thanksgiving to remind her family that the Pilgrims gathered around the table for fellowship, not around the television for football.

Trying to save his reputation and his candidacy, Richie and his pals plan to steal the film that will soon be used to incriminate him after his sophomore class president opponent photographs him in a massage parlor.

A Wisconson Christmas finds Howard Cunningham trying to convince his family to put up an artificial tree. A mysterious sailor delivers a gift from Fonzie's father, forcing the Fonz to deal with his long-suppressed feelings of abandonment.

New member Joanie Cunningham worries that the Magnets, the coolest girl's club in school, will dump her if she doesn't smoke cigarettes like the rest of them.

Fonzie's life is endangered when he finds a stack of counterfeit money while repairing a hearse.

Fonzie survives the explosion at his garage and now it's up to him and Richie and the Cunninghams to save Ralph and Potsie and foil the Candyman...by letting him think the Fonz died.

Hot-headed Richie challenges an arrogant French fencing champion to a duel after the visiting swordsman insults sister and country.

When his bike's brakes fail, Fonzie stops with his feet and ruins his boots; Potsie drops out of college after an anatomy professor intimidates him in front of the whole class.