Happy Days
American sitcomWikipedia
597
MENTIONS
314
EPISODES
284
PODCASTS
Search complete. 597 mentions across 314 episodes found for "Happy Days".
Sep 15, 2026
The Waffle Zone... Episode 366
A
31:09AceVOICE_ACTOR
That's a thing in the ocean that swims around and eats people.
M
31:14MattHOST
No, like in Happy Days.
M
31:17MattHOST
It was from Happy Days? Yeah, so after Fonzarelli, Fonz.
U
31:22Uncle SteveHOST
Yeah.
M
31:23MattHOST
There was a shark in a pool.
Shadowland October, 1919-Various
K
4:55Katie JohnstoneNARRATOR
William A. Brady, the producer of At 945, is playing the butler in his own melodrama.
K
5:01Katie JohnstoneNARRATOR
The Hippodrome opened briefly with Happy Days, but the strike closed its doors.
K
5:07Katie JohnstoneNARRATOR
Meanwhile, rehearsals of new productions are at a standstill, and the White Way is dark and silent, just at the time when the rush of the new season's productions is at its height.
K
5:17Katie JohnstoneNARRATOR
The loss due to the strike was placed at a million dollars on September 1.
Ep 294 Suzie Positano
S
3:30Suzie PositanoGUEST
So one year, like, American Idol theme.
S
3:32Suzie PositanoGUEST
Another year, I'd do, like, Happy Days theme.
S
3:34Suzie PositanoGUEST
Um, and then, uh, it just got so big, and I, it's always been in my heart and love.
S
3:38Suzie PositanoGUEST
I love being on stage.
SHOCKING: AI Company Exposes Terrorists' Secret Weapons Program
B
17:00BillAUDIENCE
And, uh, this is about a supercomputer that, um-
W
17:03Will HaynesHOST
Happy Days.
W
17:04Will HaynesHOST
Happy Days
B
17:04BillAUDIENCE
... that Dr. Forbin had developed to, uh, take care of our, um, defense assistance.
B
17:10BillAUDIENCE
When they brought it online, it suddenly discovered that there was another computer like it in Russia.
Henry Winkler: The Man Beneath the Leather
D
21:39DavidHOST
And because he made the most of that tiny one-scene role, a casting director remembers him and recommends him for an audition for a new pilot.
S
21:47speaker_1HOST
A period piece set in the 1950s called Happy Days.
D
21:51DavidHOST
Which brings us to an audition that fundamentally altered the landscape of television history.
S
21:56speaker_1HOST
But to appreciate it, you really have to set the scene of who walked into that room.
7 MINS LATER
S
29:11speaker_1HOST
but it masks a very serious problem.
S
29:14speaker_1HOST
It highlights the immense, almost crushing weight of being the breakout star in an ensemble cast.
D
29:19DavidHOST
Right, because Happy Days was originally designed to be Ron Howard's show.
S
29:23speaker_1HOST
Exactly.
Henry Winkler: The Fonz, Career Rejection, and Becoming Himself
G
0:41Graham BensingerHOST
... you, you were living in what you called the valley of career death.
H
0:46Henry WinklerGUEST
When I first stopped Happy Days, I was in mental pain.
H
0:50Henry WinklerGUEST
[clapperboard clicks] I didn't have a plan B.
H
0:52Henry WinklerGUEST
[clapperboard clicks]
7 MINS LATER
G
7:39Graham BensingerHOST
...
G
7:39Graham BensingerHOST
in the room, and what you recall from that.
H
7:42Henry WinklerGUEST
This was the third audition for Happy Days.
H
7:47Henry WinklerGUEST
And Michael Eisner and Barry Diller ran ABC.
Hour 2: Craig Carton Takes Credit for Jackson Dart’s Popping Up Strategy
C
17:39Chris McMonigleHOST
Right.
C
17:39Craig CartonHOST
Happy Days.
C
17:40Craig CartonHOST
But-
C
17:40Chris McMonigleHOST
So you're saying that-
C
17:43Chris McMonigleHOST
He is
C
17:43Craig CartonHOST
...
C
17:43Craig CartonHOST
in every other role he plays, but when, in Happy Days, he was the coolest-
C
17:48Chris McMonigleHOST
He was the-
Craig Claims Credit for Jackson Dart's "Pop Up" Strategy
C
1:40Chris McMonigleHOST
Right.
C
1:40Craig CartonHOST
Happy Days.
C
1:41Craig CartonHOST
But-
C
1:41Chris McMonigleHOST
She's saying that, that he-
C
1:44Craig CartonHOST
...
C
1:44Craig CartonHOST
in every other role he plays.
C
1:46Craig CartonHOST
But what, in Happy Days, he was the coolest dude around.
C
1:49Chris McMonigleHOST
He was the, he was the epitome of cool.
Bruce Coville: Revisiting the McCarthy Era through ghost stories (Season 13, Ep 23)
D
28:09David SchellenbergHOST
... to the chop shops and, and-
B
28:10Bruce CovilleGUEST
I loathed Happy Days.
R
28:13Rachel EugsterHOST
[laughs]
D
28:14David SchellenbergHOST
[laughs]
HR 3: Week One is a Liar
J
38:35John IrelandHOST
DeAndre, who invented the word nerd? A, Peanuts creator Charles Schulz, B, Theodor Geisel, otherwise known as Dr.
J
38:48John IrelandHOST
Seuss, or Gary Marshall, who wrote it into an episode of Happy Days.
J
38:54John IrelandHOST
Charles Schulz, Dr. Seuss, or Gary Marshall, DeAndre?
M
38:59Marcus GrantHOST
Let's go with Gary Marshall.
304 more episodes mention Happy Days.
Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.