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Happy Days alumni Henry Winkler and Ron Howard took the stage during the awards ceremony Sunday, giving fans of the ABC sitcom a glimpse of the former Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli and Richie Cunningham together again.

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In celebration of Happy Days‘ 50th anniversary, Winkler and Howard greeted each other on a recreation of one of the show’s best-recognized sets: Arnold’s Drive-In,...

The hit TV show Happy Days aired on ABC from 1974 to 1984. Here’s what we know about the cast today.

Henry Winkler Henry Winkler and the ‘Happy Days’ cast | ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images

Henry Winkler played Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli. After Happy Days,, Winkler appeared in One Christmas (1994), Monty (1994), and The Waterboy (1998). He is currently starring in the HBO series Barry.

Don Most

Don Most played the character Ralph Malph. After Happy Days, he continued his acting career. Some of Most’s acting credits include appearances in The Munsters Today (1989), Charles in Charge (1989), The New Lassie (1991), and Bones (2010). His most recent role was in the 2022 film County Line: No Fear.

Ron Howard Ron Howard | ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images

Ron Howard played the character Richie Cunningham. After Happy Days, Howard pursued a directing and production career. Some of his credits...

Seeing nearly any musical act that reached the pinnacle of their success decades earlier is often a nostalgic event to some degree. But Weezer kick off the set on their ongoing summer tour with a moment of such intense, overpowering nostalgia that it almost threatens to rip a hole in the fabric of the space-time continuum. It makes Time Life’s informercial for their Malt Shop Memories box set (“Songs that make you feel young again!”) and the Happy Together tour featuring the Turtles, Three Dog Night’s Chuck Negron...

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Al Molinaro, who is well-remembered for his runs as both Happy Days drive-in owner Al and the original Odd Couple‘s Murray the Cop, died on Thursday at age 96.

Molinaro’s son Michael told TMZ that the actor had suffered from bad gall stones.

In addition to his decade-long run on Happy Days and five years as Murray, Molinaro’s TV credits included the Happy Days spinoff Joanie Loves Chachi, Get Smart, the short-lived CBS sitcom The Family Man and episodes of Punky Brewster and Step by Step.

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