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Happy Days

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190 :09x01 - Home Movies (1) (Oct/06/1981)
Joanie preps home movies that are to be sent to Richie, saying that she and Chachi have had their share of problems in the process. In the movies, Lori Beth announces she's pregnant, Al's mother visits for the whole summer, Howard can't get his mind off of Braves baseball, and Fonzie rejoins his old gang the Falcons to settle the score with a rival gang.
Guest Stars: Ken Lerner as Rocco Baruffi, Priscilla Allen as Mrs. Von Huene, Candace Silvers as Carla, Bo Sabato as umpire, D. D. Howard (1) as Corrine, Teddi Siddall as Hillary, Richard Beauchamp as Shades, Heidi Bohay as Terry, Lisa Donaldson Bowman as Alicia, Derrell Maury as Johnny Suede, Denis Mandel as Eugene, Harris Kal as Bobby, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Alice Nunn as Mama
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Fred Fox, Jr. (1), Brian Levant
 
191 :09x02 - Home Movies (2) (Oct/06/1981)
Fonzie's Falcons and rivals the War Mongers attempt to settle their score...with a game of softball. The outcome is disputed (natch), so they end up rumbling. Meanwhile, Marion confronts Howard over his anxiety about being a grandfather so soon, and Chachi continues to try to patch things up with Joanie.
Guest Stars: Richard Beauchamp as Shades, Teddi Siddall as Hillary, D. D. Howard (1) as Corrine, Candace Silvers as Carla, Priscilla Allen as Mrs. Von Huene, Bo Sabato as umpire, Heidi Bohay as Terry, Lisa Donaldson Bowman as Alicia, Alice Nunn as Mama, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Ken Lerner as Rocco Baruffi, Harris Kal as Bobby, Denis Mandel as Eugene, Derrell Maury as Johnny Suede
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Fred Fox, Jr. (1), Brian Levant
 
192 :09x03 - Not with My Mother You Don't (Oct/13/1981)
Al tells Chachi about his dull life, so in turn, Chachi suggests that Al ask Louisa (Chachi's mother) out. Al shows up at Arnold's the next night disheveled, and tells Chachi that Louisa's seeing someone else. A shocked Chachi vows to get to the bottom of this.
Guest Stars: Cheryl Rogers as Dottie, Nancy Churnin as Mrs. Klein, Pat Lentz (1) as receptionist, Michael Byron Taylor (3) as Dr. Danzig, Ellen Travolta as Louisa
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Bob Howard (1)
 
193 :09x04 - Another Night at Antoine's (Oct/27/1981)
Chachi gives Joanie the news that he wants to see other girls, and soon begins kicking himself for it. He tries to patch things up with her, but she goes on a dinner date with another man.
Guest Stars: Anson Downes as Bill, Barbara Treutelaar as Andrea, Robin Bach as waiter, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Mark Rothman
 
194 :09x05 - Little Baby Cunningham (Nov/03/1981)
Lori Beth discovers a new method of giving birth called natural childbirth, and asks Fonzie to be her coach. He agrees, and keeps agreeing until he learns that he has to be in the delivery room.
Guest Stars: Michael Byers as Walter Melman, Diaan Ainslee as nurse, Lynn Hallowell as Patti Downes, Marilyn Allen as Elaine Benton, Jeremy Lawrence as Dr. Crane, Ralph Wilcox as Lionel Collins, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Babaloo Mandel, Fred Fox, Jr. (1)
 
195 :09x06 - The Other Guy (Nov/10/1981)
Though Fonzie and Roger don't know it, they are courting the same girl. Meanwhile, Marion and Howard argue over love letters he wrote to her, and Joanie is upset that she and Chachi don't go out as much as they used to.
Guest Stars: Richard Kennedy as Hank Hildebrand, Robin Dearden as Mona Hildebrand, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Louise Bryant, Nancy Churnin
 
196 :09x07 - Fonzie, the Substitute (Nov/17/1981)
As a prank on the substitute teacher (Fonzie) in the hygiene class normally taught by Roger, the students hide the lesson plan and inform Fonzie they're talking about sex. As a result, Roger is later informed that he will be fired.
Guest Stars: Scott Bernstein (1) as Melvin Belvin, Elizabeth Keifer as Noreen, Ceil Cabot as Mrs. Eckhardt, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Kevin Rodney Sullivan as Tommy, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Harris Kal as Bobby
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Ralph R. Farquhar
 
197 :09x08 - Just a Piccalo (Nov/24/1981)
Jenny wants to join a club called the Rondells, but in order for her to be accepted, she must steal a statue from Pfister Park and bring it to their clubhouse. Accompanied by Joanie, Jenny attempts this feat and they are both promptly caught by Officer Kirk.
Guest Stars: Teri Landrum as Stephanie, Tracie Savage as Marilyn, Phil Silvers as Roscoe Piccalo, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ed Peck as Officer Kirk
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Mark Rothman
 
198 :09x09 - No Thank You (Dec/01/1981)
Fonzie makes several attempts to win a fellow Jefferson High teacher over, and when he finally gets up the nerve to kiss her, she screams and runs out. Roger later talks to her and finds out she's a nun.
Guest Stars: Diane Diefendorf as Gloria McInerny, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Kevin Rodney Sullivan as Tommy, Harris Kal as Bobby
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Charlotte M. Dobbs
 
199 :09x10 - Baby, It's Cold Inside (Dec/08/1981)
Lori Beth is off to visit Richie in Greenland, and Joanie has agreed to babysit Richie, Jr. while she's gone. Also, Howard and Marion go to New York on business, and Fonzie is away at a teacher's convention. Jenny decides to hold a party (without Joanie's permission) and invites several people, and on top of all that, the boiler breaks down.
Guest Stars: Harris Kal as Bobby, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Vahan Moosekian as Rudi, Denis Mandel as Eugene Belvin, Scott Bernstein (1) as Melvin Belvin
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Lesa Kite, Cindy Begel
 
200 :09x11 - Hello, Tough Guy (Dec/15/1981)
Chachi and Joanie set up a dateless Jenny with Eugene Belvin for an upcoming concert. With the aid of Fonzie, they try to make Eugene more appealing to Jenny by making him seem more manly.
Guest Stars: Herb Braha as Vinnie, Joshua Cadman as Lou, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Denis Mandel as Eugene
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: William S. Bickley, Michael Warren (2)
 
201 :09x12 - To Beanie or Not to Beanie (Jan/05/1982)
Joanie must decide between the local UWM or the not-so-local UCLA for her college. She wants UCLA, but Howard -- even offering her a new car as an incentive -- wants her to go to UWM. After much deliberation, Joanie decides to just not go to college at all.
Guest Stars: Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Hollace White, Stephanie Garman
 
202 :09x13 - Southern Crossing (Jan/12/1982)
After seeing news reports on TV, Al, with Fonzie (who's concerned for his friend's well-being) in tow, decides to visit the South to participate in an upcoming freedom march. Meanwhile, Howard is suffering withdrawal symptoms while the C's TV set is being repaired.
Guest Stars: Tom Rayhall as Lamar, Gene B. Collens (1) as Ned, David Raynr as Charles, James O'Connell as Mel, Brenda Hillhouse as Mae, Ketty Lester as Annie, Gary Grubbs as Jack, Al Fann as Henry
Director: Jerry Paris
Story: Brian Levant | Teleplay: Richard Gurman
 
203 :09x14 - Grandma Nussbaum (Jan/19/1982)
Fonzie's grandmother becomes very upset at him and Chachi for suggesting that she move into a retirement home. The reason they do this, though, is that they sense some senility.
Guest Stars: Pat O'Brien (2) as Uncle Joe, Frances Bay as Grandma Nussbaum, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Barry O'Brien, Jim Dunne (1)
 
204 :09x15 - Poobah Doo Dah (Jan/26/1982)
After saying he can get his cousin (Frankie Avalon) to perform at the annual Leopard Lodge Poobah Doo Dah, Al is chosen to head the event. However, as Al auditions other potential acts, Frankie calls to say he can't make it.
Guest Stars: David Ketchum as Donald, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Frankie Avalon as Himself
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Bosco McGowan
 
205 :09x16 - A Touch of Classical (Feb/02/1982)
Fonzie, after initially being furious that the Jefferson High music teacher has hired the Boston Conservatory Orchestra for the annual concert, changes his tune after learning that famed composer Tchaikovsky was a lot like himself. He decides to get the entire Jefferson gang into classical music.
Guest Stars: David Wheatley as pianist, Marla Pennington as Cynthia, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Scott Bernstein (1) as Melvin Belvin, Harris Kal as Bobby
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Fred Fox, Jr. (1), Richard Correll (1)
 
206 :09x17 - Hi Yo Fonzie, Away (Feb/09/1982)
For Fonzie's birthday party, the guys try to get his idol, the Lone Ranger, to appear. Meanwhile, Fonzie thinks about becoming a one-woman man.
Guest Stars: Marla Pennington as Cynthia, John Hart (1) as The Lone Ranger, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, M. C. Gainey as Elmo
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Richard Correll (1), Fred Fox, Jr. (1)
 
207 :09x18 - Great Expectations (Feb/16/1982)
Four things are happening seemingly at once: Roger asks Fonzie for advice about his love life, Joanie and Chachi come up with a song for their band, Potsie tries to join the Leopard Lodge, and Marion is the lead in her theater group's play.
Guest Stars: Marcia Stearn as Roxie, Coleen Maloney (1) as Buffy, Amy Gibson as Alice, Annette McCarthy (2) as Beverly, Teddi Siddall as Hillary, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Ken Lerner as Rocco Baruffi
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Andrew M. Horowitz (1)
 
208 :09x19 - Hello, Flip (Feb/23/1982)
Roger's brother, Flip, is sent to Milwaukee in the hopes that his brother will straighten him out. Flip is entrusted to pick Marion up after a Fats Domino concert, which he skips to hang with some hoodlums and leave Marion out in the cold.
Guest Stars: Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Billy Warlock as Flip
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Paula A. Roth
 
209 :09x20 - Chachi's Future (Mar/02/1982)
Chachi realizes that being a rock star is a long shot, so he thinks about his future a tad harder. He leaves the house, and says he will not come back until he finds a career that will pay enough to support Joanie should the two ever decide to get married. He eventually tries his hand at being a salesman.
Guest Stars: Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Danny Wells (1) as Mr. Parker
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: William S. Bickley, Michael Warren (2)
 
210 :09x21 - Tell-Tale Tart (Mar/16/1982)
Jenny, jealous of Joanie's friendship with new girl Mikki, spreads a rumor that Mikki is pregnant. Later, Fonzie is involved, as people are saying he's the father.
Guest Stars: Andrew Paris as Chuck, Toni LeBel as Marsha, Pamela Anderson (2) as Sheila, Dana Kimmell as Carla, Crystal Bernard as Mikki, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Harris Kal as Bobby, Denis Mandel as Eugene
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Mel Sherer, Steve Granat
 
211 :09x22 - Love and Marriage (Mar/23/1982)
Al wants to ask Chachi's mother to marry him after a month of dating. Old-fashioned Al asks Chachi's permission, and Chachi grants it, rather reluctantly (as he doesn't think his mom will want to marry Al).
Guest Stars: Ellen Travolta as Louisa, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo, David K. Varnay as Jim Shannon
Director: Jerry Paris
Writer: Barry Rubinowitz
 
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