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Season 2
17 :02x01 - Richie Moves Out (Sep/10/1974)
Richie moves in with Chuck when he experiences a lack of privacy, but is soon learns the bachelor life isn't all it's hyped up to be.
Guest Stars: Beatrice Colen as Marsha, Misty Rowe as Wendy, Linda Purl as Gloria, Randolph Roberts as Chuck, Tita Bell as Trudy
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Art Baer, Ben Joelson
Songs: The Penguins -- "Earth Angel" (1955), Elvis Presley -- "Love Me Tender" (1956), Kay Starr -- "Wheel of Fortune" (1954), The Coasters -- "Yakkity Yak" (1958)
 
18 :02x02 - Richie's Car (Sep/17/1974)
Richie buys a car--"The Love Bandit"--from Fonzie, and is shocked when he later finds out it is stolen.
Guest Stars: Linda Purl as Gloria, Lew Horn as Officer Marlow, Suzanne Roth as Charmaine, Karl Swenson as detective, Joshua Shelley as Happy
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Bob Brunner (2), Michael Leeson
Songs: Doris Day -- "Secret Love" (1953)
 
19 :02x03 - Who's Sorry Now? (Sep/24/1974)
Richie's old girlfriend, Arlene, returns to Milwaukee and wants to go steady with him.
Guest Stars: Laura Siegel as Rita DeFazio, Robert Nichols (2) as Mr. Nestrock, Gary Morgan (1) as Usher, Jane Lambert as Woman, Virginia Gregg as Mrs. Nestrock, Tannis G. Montgomery as Arlene
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Michael Leeson
 
20 :02x04 - You Go to My Head (Oct/01/1974)
After reading a book about abnormal psychology, Richie begins to doubt his sanity, and sees a shrink.
Guest Stars: Misty Rowe as Wendy, Ivor Francis as Dr. Castle, Christina Hart (1) as Carole, Cathy Paine as girl, Pamela Peters as Anne
Director: Jerry London (1)
Writer: Phil Mishkin
Songs: Fats Domino -- "I'm Walkin'" (1957), The Ventures -- "Perfidia"
 
21 :02x05 - R.O.T.C. (Oct/08/1974)
Richie is named ROTC leader, a job he doesn't really want. The boys decide that this means an easy ride for the semester. But when the soldiers refuse to follow Ritchie's commands, he is reluctantly forced to put them all on report, which means they will need to repeat the course in Summer school.
Guest Stars: Richard Kuller as Charlie, Misty Rowe as Wendy, David Ketchum as Binicky
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Mickey Rose
Songs: The Diamonds -- "Little Darlin" (1957), Connie Francis -- "Who's Sorry Now" (1958)
 
22 :02x06 - Haunted (Oct/29/1974)
After strange events occurring recently, Richie begins to believe the fact that the old Simpson house is haunted. The kicker? Ralph's Halloween party is to be held there.
Guest Stars: Scott Marshall (1) as cowboy, Linda Purl as Gloria, Neil J. Schwartz as Bag
Director: Garry Marshall (1)
Writer: Bruce Shelly
 
23 :02x07 - Wish Upon a Star (Nov/12/1974)
Richie wins a date with Cindy Shea, a movie star, to a school dance, and Gloria breaks up with him as a result. Cindy, however, will only be with Richie until after the dance has started.
Guest Stars: Bryan O'Byrne (2) as Mr. Carlyle, Michael Dan Wagner as student, Linda Purl as Gloria, Frank Ashmore as Johnny, Cheryl Ladd as Cindy
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Writer: Dick Bensfield, Perry Grant
 
24 :02x08 - Not with My Sister, You Don't (Nov/19/1974)
Fonzie's cousin, Spike, takes Joanie out on a date with Richie and his date acting as chaperones. At the theatre, however, Richie discovers the two missing.
Guest Stars: Danny Butch as Spike, Neil J. Schwartz as Bag, Misty Rowe as Wendy, Beatrice Colen as Marsha
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Dick Bensfield, Perry Grant
Songs: Fats Domino -- "Blueberry Hill" (1956), Elvis Presley -- "Love Me Tender" (1956)
 
25 :02x09 - Big Money (Nov/26/1974)
Richie, as a game show contestant, wins $3200 for that week's show. Afterwards, he is presented with an envelope by the show's host, an envelope containing the answer to the $5000 question.
Guest Stars: Dave Madden (1) as Jack Whippet, Linda Purl as Gloria, Beatrice Colen as Marsha, Lou Wagner as Mr. Schneiber
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Jerry Rannow, Greg Strangis
 
26 :02x10 - A Star Is Bored (Dec/03/1974)
Ralph, Richie and Potsie need new baseball team uniforms, so they stage a fundraising play, Hamlet. However, they can't get any big names to play the title role, so Fonzie agrees to do it.
Guest Stars: Alice Nunn as Mrs. Stewart, Britt Leach as Rev. Harlan, Ronnie Schell as Monty Miller, Beatrice Colen as Marsha
Director: Jerry Paris
Songs: Johnnie Ray -- "Cry" (1951), The Coasters -- "Yakkity Yak" (1958)
 
27 :02x11 - Guess Who's Coming to Christmas (Dec/17/1974)
When Ritchie discovers that Fonzie is spending the holidays alone, instead of at a relatives home as he said, the Cunnigham's want to invite him for Christmas Eve, ruining Howard's plan for a real family Christmas this year.
Guest Stars: Marjorie Bennett as Mrs. Harrison, Misty Rowe as Wendy, Beatrice Colen as Marsha, Robert Casper as Orville
Director: Frank Buxton
Songs: Bobby Helms -- "Jingle Bell Rock" (1957)
 
28 :02x12 - Open House (Jan/07/1975)
With Howard and Marion out of town, Richie and Potsie plan to host a poker night, but their plans are soon scuttled when three girls claiming they have car trouble stop by.
Guest Stars: Cindy Cassell as Penny, Patricia Wilson as Mrs. Ellis, Colleen Camp as Rose
Director: Jerry Paris
 
29 :02x13 - Fonzie's Getting Married (Jan/14/1975)
Fonzie announces he's getting married, and brings the lucky gal over to the Cunningham's for dinner. There, Howard recognizes her as a stripper he saw in Chicago (at a hardware convention).
Guest Stars: Simmy Bow as emcee, Jack Perkins as drunk, Nellie Bellflower as Maureen
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Lowell Ganz
Songs: Fats Domino -- "Blueberry Hill" (1956)
 
30 :02x14 - The Cunningham Caper (Jan/21/1975)
Howard and his family go to see the movie Cinerama, but a sick Richie stays home. After hearing noises downstairs, he discovers a burglar.
Guest Stars: Herb Edelman as Burglar
Director: George Tyne
Writer: Mike Weinberger, James Ritz
 
31 :02x15 - The Not Making of the President (Jan/28/1975)
To get a girl, Richie goes against Howard in the upcoming 1956 Presidential Election and campaigns for Adlai Stevenson.
Guest Stars: Beatrice Colen as Marsha, Misty Rowe as Wendy
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Lloyd Garver, Ken Hecht
Songs: The Crew Cuts -- "Sh-Boom" (1955)
 
32 :02x16 - Cruisin' (Feb/11/1975)
After Marion dents Richie's car at the supermarket, Richie, Potsie, and Ralph are forced to go cruisin' for girls in Howard's DeSoto. There they find three girls...and their boyfriends, members of a gang, the Dragons.
Guest Stars: Maureen McCormick as Hildie, Neil J. Schwartz as Bag, Michael Lembeck as Dooley
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Ron Friedman
Songs: The Diamonds -- "Little Darlin'" (1957), Teresa Brewer -- "Ricochet" (instrumental) (1956)
 
33 :02x17 - The Howdy Doody Show (Feb/18/1975)
In order to stay on the school paper, Richie attempts to get a photo of Clarabell the clown (of "The Howdy Doody Show" fame) without his makeup. In order to get on the set, Richie plans to enter Ralph in a show-conducted Howdy Doody look-alike contest.
Guest Stars: Bruce Kimmel as Mark, Bob Smith (1) as Buffalo Bob Smith, Bob Brunner (2) as Clarabelle
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Bob Brunner (2)
Songs: Fats Domino -- "Blueberry Hill" (1956)
 
34 :02x18 - Get a Job (Feb/25/1975)
Job-hunting Richie, Potsie, and Ralph agree to fix the fence of a divorcee, whom they find quite attractive. When the woman leaves for a while, Potsie and Ralph do the same, leaving Richie to finish all by himself.
Guest Stars: Beatrice Colen as Marsha, Leslie Charleson as Mrs. Kimber
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Bill Idelson
Songs: Kay Starr -- "Wheel of Fortune" (1954)
 
35 :02x19 - Fonzie Joins the Band (Mar/04/1975)
Howard persuades the Leopard Lodge to let Richie, Ralph, Potsie, and Bag play at the dance. Fonzie gets the guys tuxedos but, in return, joins them as the band's newest member. When Fonzie nearly ruins the performance by playing a rather loud bongo solo, Richie is chosen to tell him that he's out of the band.
Guest Stars: Neil J. Schwartz as Bag, Adam Arkin as Bo
Director: Frank Buxton
Writer: Art Baer, Ben Joelson
Songs: Fats Domino -- "I'm Walkin'" (1957) (played by the band), The Platters -- "My Prayer" (1956) (played by the band), The Ventures -- "Perfidia" (played by the band), Bobby Darin -- "Splish Splash" (1958) (played by the band)
 
36 :02x20 - Fish and the Fins (Mar/11/1975)
A popular rock group is staying at the Cunningham household to avoid overzealous fans. The connection between the band and the C's is that a member was Richie's childhood friend. Richie can't, however, tell anyone about them staying, posing problems for Rich because no one believes that he actually knows them.
Guest Stars: Marjorie Bennett as the lady
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Phil Mishkin
Songs: Elvis Presley -- "Hound Dog" (1956), Teresa Brewer -- "Ricochet" (1956), The Coasters -- "Young Blood" (1958) (played by the Fins)
 
37 :02x21 - Richie's Flip Side (Mar/18/1975)
When a disgruntled disc jockey quits at a radio station, Richie is forced into replacing him. His boss tells him that he has enough potential to become the next Wolfman Jack, and Richie's ego begins to expand.
Guest Stars: Alberto Isaac as busboy, Jesse White as Bander, Misty Rowe as Wendy, Beatrice Colen as Marsha, Warren Berlinger as Charlie the Prince
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Writer: Jerry Rannow, Greg Strangis
Songs: The Diamonds -- "Little Darlin'" (1957), Bill Haley and the Comets -- "See You Later Alligator" (1956), The Crew Cuts -- "Sh-Boom" (1955), Bobby Darin -- "Splish Splash" (1958)
 
38 :02x22 - Kiss Me Sickly (Apr/29/1975)
Fonz asks Richie to watch his girl, Denise, for him while he's out of town at a demolition derby. Denise decides to teach Fonzie a lesson and makes out with Richie at Inspiration Point. It is later discovered that Denise has "the kissing disease," mononucleosis.
Guest Stars: Didi Conn as Joyce, Laurette Spang as Denise, Misty Rowe as Wendy
Director: George Tyne
Writer: James Ritz, Mike Weinberger
Songs: Johnnie Ray -- "Cry" (1951), Doris Day -- "Que Sera, Sera" (1956), Connie Francis -- "Who's Sorry Now" (1958)
 
39 :02x23 - Goin' to Chicago (May/06/1975)
Richie, Potsie and Ralph go on a field trip to Chicago with the school choir. Bored with staying in their hotel room all night, they sneak out and see a burlesque show.
Guest Stars: Helen Page Camp as Miss Wheaton, George Furth as Mr. Pinney, Phil Leeds as J. Jackie Silver, Pamela Myers as Mitzi
Director: George Tyne
Writer: Frank Buxton
 
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