When "Happy Days" creator Garry Marshall first developed the series, it was initially called "Cool." That title didn't go over well with focus groups, however, and the show was soon renamed.

“Happy Days” did not invent this kind of rosy retrospective memory. But as a mass phenomenon, it was the show that split the atom of nostalgia and got us unstuck in time.

"Happy Days" aired on ABC for 11 seasons and brought joy to families all over America as it followed the Cunningham family navigating middle-class life in Wisconsin.

During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live, the daughter of actor and director Ron Howard confirmed that she has still never seen the iconic ‘70s sitcom that her father starred in from 1974 to ...

As the Fonz from ‘Happy Days,’ Devin Clark stays cool at the IceHouse Share this: ... “I definitely wasn’t the coolest kid in school but I wasn’t picked on or bullied,” he says.