1. Twin Ranch Drive-In
   Arnold's Drive-In
2. Blewett's Soda Fountain
   Pop's Snack Shack

The jingle goes: "Come to Arnold's Drive-In for real good food and music". Did you know that it was originally called "Arthur's Drive-In" instead?

1. A super market
   A garden center
2. A hardware store
   A coffee shop

Potsie worked at Cunningham Hardware and eventually became assistant manager.

1. Jefferson High School
   Chilton Prepatory Academy
2. Sunnyvale High School
   New Trier High School

Milwaukee's Washington High School provided the inspiration for the exteriors of the fictional Jefferson.

1. Harris Kal
   Danny Butch
2. Scott Baio
   Neil J. Schwartz

Chachi Fonzie's younger cousin and he first appeared on "Happy Days" in season 5, beginning in 1977. He's in love with Joanie Cunningham and together they get their own spin-off series, "Joanie and Chachi."

1. Erin Moran
   Cathy Silvers
2. Hillary Horan
   Heather Warren

Fonzie affectionately refers to her as "Shortcake" and looks after her like her big brother Richie does. At the end of the series, she and Fonzie's cousin Chachi get married.

1. Tommy Steel
   Mark Polo
2. Matsuo Takahashi
   Eric Tetheron

The often-perplexed restaurant owner Arnold was played by actor Pat Morita, who is also well-known for his role as Mr. Miyagi in the 'Karate Kid" movie series. He also appeared in such popular series as "Sanford and Son" (1972) and "M*A*S*H" (1972). Morita played "Arnold" for season 3 (1975-1976) and then from season 11 until the finale (1982- 1984).

1. New York
   Chicago
2. Milwaukee
   Portland

Since it was meant to showcase an ideal, down home life in the mid-1950s in the Midwest, they opted for Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

1. Fighter pilot
   Secretary
2. Homemaker
   Bank teller

Mrs. Cunningham sometimes gets tired of being at home, such as in "Marion Rebels," when she gets into an argument with Howard and briefly gets a job as a waitress at Arnold's.

1. The Fonz
   Richie
2. Potsie
   Chachi

Did you know Fonzie was initially a minor character? He became hugely popular and was then made a series regular. His coolness gave him special powers, such as making machinery (Arnold's jukebox and other vending machines, electric lights, and car engines) function by pounding on them with his fist, or getting the attention of girls by snapping his fingers.

1. He died in a car accident.
   He left to join the United States Army.
2. He moved away to live in New York City.

Richie enlists in the U.S. Army and is stationed in Greenland in season 8. He marries his girlfriend, Lori Beth, by phone, while Fonzie stands in for him during the ceremony.

1. Fonzie
   Richie
2. Potsie
   Mr. Cunningham

They put on the play in an effort to collect money for baseball uniforms.

1. Joanie
   Mrs. Cunningham
2. Richie
   Mr. Cunningham

Marion Ross played Mrs.Cunningham, the lovely, continuously upbeat and iconic All-American mom. The copper-haired actress named her country-style home in California's San Fernando Valley the "Happy Days Farm."

1. Fonzie and Howard team up to invent the Garbage Gulper, a trash compactor.
   Ralph becomes a big-time gambler in a football pool operation that he starts.
2. The cast kills a shark in homage to "Jaws."
   Fonzie jumps a shark while water-skiing.

In this episode, Richie, Fonzie, and others visit Los Angeles, where a water-skiing Fonzie answers a challenge to his bravery by wearing swim trunks and his trademark leather jacket, and jumping over a shark in a shark tank. The stunt was created as a way to showcase Winkler's real-life water ski skills, but the scene was criticized as betraying Fonzie's character development and turning too far from the show's tradition of family experiences against a backdrop of 1950s nostalgia.

1. Spunky
   Charlie
2. Rex
   Mr. Ruff

In season 4, episode 23 "Spunky Come Home" Ralph and Potsie accidentally let Fonzie's new dog escape out of an open gate, and the little boy who finds the pup gets blamed for stealing her.

1. Anson Williams
   Harris Kal
2. Henry Winkler
   Don Most

Williams was born Anson William Heimlich in Los Angeles, California. His father, Haskell, legally changed the original spelling of their family name to "Heimlick", unlike Williams' second cousin, Dr. Henry Heimlich, namesake of the Heimlich maneuver for treating choking victims.

1. Leonard Nimoy
   Michael Scott
2. Rocco Baruffi
   Roger Philips

The character of Roger, played by actor Ted McGinley, helped fill the void left by the departure of Richie Cunningham. McGinley is best known for his roles as Jefferson D'Arcy on the television sitcom "Married with Children" and Charley Shanowski on the sitcom "Hope & Faith." He was also a regular on "Dynasty" and "The Love Boat."

1. Al Delvecchio
   Ralph Malph
2. Howard Cunningham
   Police Officer Kirk

From seasons 4 to 9 (1976–82), Al was the owner/cook of the drive-in, after Arnold gets married in season 3. Al later marries Chachi's mother Louisa, thereby becoming Chachi's stepfather and Fonzie's uncle. Molinaro left "Happy Days" in 1982 to take his "Al" character to "Joanie Loves Chachi," but returned as Al in three later episodes of "Happy Days."

1. "Mork & Mindy"
   "All in the Family"
2. "Laverne & Shirley"
   "Joanie Loves Chachi"

"Happy Days," itself a spin-off from "Love, American Style," resulted in 7 different spin-off series, including two that were animated: "Laverne & Shirley," "Blansky's Beauties," "Mork & Mindy," "Out of the Blue," "Joanie Loves Chachi," "The Fonz" and the "Happy Days Gang" (animated) and "Laverne & Shirley with Special Guest Star the Fonz" (animated).

1. Richie
   Ralph
2. Fonzie
   Chachi

In one episode in which they were feuding, they divided the apartment with white tape and assigned each other one side of the room. Ralph was known for saying "I still got it!" after delivering one of his jokes. He left with Richie after the 1979–80 season to join the Army but returned as a guest star in the final season.

1. 2
   100
2. 5,000

The character of Chachi, named after a street where the show's creator Garry Marshall once lived, was expanded to be recurring after a hugely positive fan response. His early catchphrase "Wa, wa, wa!" became popular with teenage girls, but the fashion trend they tried to start by having Chachi tie a bandana around his pant leg did not catch on.

1. Mr. Cunningham
   Al Delvecchio
2. Roger Phillips
   Police Officer Kirk

Officer Kirk was played by actor Ed Peck. He was known for his work on "Bullitt" (1968), "The Last Unicorn" (1982) and "Heaven Can Wait" (1978). He passed away in September 1992 in Los Angeles, California.

1. 1974
   1979
2. 1980
   1982

In the series premier, "All the Way," Potsie fixes Richie up with Mary Lou Milligan, a girl with a "reputation" around town. Richie doesn't get far with her but leads Fonzie and the others to believe he did. This episode was written by Rob Reiner, Philip Mishkin, and Garry Marshall.

1. Steak
   Meatloaf
2. Lasagna
   Turkey burgers

The title is from the 1957 song "Get a Job," recorded by The Silhouettes in October 1957. It reached the No.1 spot on the Billboard pop and R&B singles charts in February 1958. The beautiful divorcee, Dorothy, was played by actress Leslie Charleson, known for her roles on "General Hospital" (1963), "Port Charles" (1997) and "The Day of the Dolphin" (1973).

1. Racial intolerance
   Domestic violence
2. Access to health care
   Fair wages

In this episode, the show explores both sides of 1950's racial intolerance after Howard Cunningham is asked to be best man at the wedding of a black, former army buddy.

1. It's leftover from when he suffered from chickenpox.
   He once accidentally broke a priceless pot.
2. He once found a priceless pot buried in the backyard.
   His mom called him that one day after he had been making things out of clay.

The origin of Warren Weber's nickname "Potsie" was revealed in season 1, episode 6. He was asked, "Potsie Weber? What kind of name is this?" He replied, "They call me Potsie because when I was a young boy I used to like to make things with clay, and one day my mother called me Potsie."

1. Sadly, the Fonz died in this stunt. The episode proved to be a strong cautionary tale for motorcyclists around the world.
   The Fonz crashes into a chicken stand and injures his knee.
2. The Fonz nails the motorcycle jump, becomes semi-famous, and regrets that he didn't challenge himself to jump 16 garbage cans instead.

Fonzie is successful in his motorcycle jump, but as he crashes into Arnold's chicken stand, he hurts his knee. After surgery to repair torn cartilage, he's extremely self-conscious about his condition and secludes himself on the Cunningham's sofa. It takes Richie's best efforts to get "Fearless Fonzarelli" walking again.

1. 167
   198
2. 218
   255

The 255 "Happy Days" episodes originally aired on ABC between 1974 and 1984. The finale, "Fonzie's Spots" aired on September 27, 1984.

1. Service King
   Sound Autos
2. Bronko's
   Cliff's Automotive

The Fonz held several jobs over the course of the series, including part owner of Arnold's, owner of a car repair garage, mechanic, mechanic shop teacher at Jefferson High School, and guidance counselor and Dean of Boys at George S. Patton Vocational High School.

1. $5
   $50
2. $100
   $200

"Say, kids, what time is it? It's Howdy Doody time!" These lines were heard at the beginning of "The Howdy Doody Show," which aired from 1947-1960. Originally called "Puppet Playhouse Theater," the series laid the groundwork for future children's programming and was the first program to air 5 times a week on a regular basis.

1. Richie gets a summer job teaching tennis and meets fellow instructor Lori Beth.
   Ronzie and Richie go to the college library to meet sophisticated college girls, and there Richie meets Lori Beth.
2. They met at Al's.
   Lori Beth's brother was Richie's neighbor and he introduced them.

While this episode introduces Lynda Goodfriend as Lori Beth Allen, Richie's girlfriend and future wife, Goodfriend had previously appeared in an earlier episode as a different character, Kim, coincidentally also a girlfriend of Richie.

1. Joanie
   Fonzie
2. Mrs. Cunningham
   Lori Beth

In their endless quests to attract girls, Richie and Potsie go through an initiation process called "The Deadly Dares" to join the Demons club. They have to fulfill six dares to earn their Demons jackets, with the grand climax of Richie dancing with Fonzie. After completing the dares, Richie and Potsie regret their actions and both refuse a Demons jacket.

1. "She's wearing my high school ring on her chain."
   "Rockin' all week with you."
2. "This day is ours (Oh Happy Days)!"
   "She's my steady, I'm her man, I'm gonna love her all I can."

Although season 1 of the show used a new version of "Rock Around the Clock," starting in season 3 "Happy Days" became the theme song. It was written by Norman Gimbel and Charles Fox.

1. Richie
   Marion
2. Potsie
   Howard

The Fonz and Mr. Cunningham appeared in all 255 episodes in the series. Interesting tidbit: Tom Bosley, the actor who played Howard, originated the role of Belle's father, Maurice, in the Broadway production of the Disney musical "Beauty and the Beast."

1. Tunisia
   Mexico
2. Denmark
   England

Richie and company rent a cottage at Lake Whitehead for a week's vacation and pretend to be Tunisian to impress girls.

1. "Love Me Do" by the Beatles
   "You Can't Always Get What You Want" by the Rolling Stones
2. "Love Me Tender" by Elvis
   "My Prayer" by the Platters

In this episode, both Potsie and Richie want to date Cindy Shellenberger. Cindy doesn't hear "My Prayer" when Richie asks her to go steady, so she turns him down.