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Happy Days: Hollywood (1)

A Hollywood talent scout, searching for an auto mechanic for his limousine, happens into Arnold's and sees "the next James Dean" -- Fonzie. As a result, the Cunninghams, Potsie, and Ralph go with him to Hollywood for his screen test.

Episode Info


Episode number: 5x1
Production Number: 60535-091
Airdate: Tuesday September 13th, 1977
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Guest Stars
Al MolinaroAl Molinaro
As Al
Recurring
James DaughtonJames Daughton
As California Kid
Recurring
James Van PattenJames Van Patten
As Sandy
Recurring
Laurette SpangLaurette Spang
As Wendy
Recurring
Lew HornLew Horn
As Hinstead
Recurring
Scott BaioScott Baio
As Chachi
Recurring
Talia BalsamTalia Balsam
As Nancy
Recurring
George PentecostGeorge Pentecost
As Duvall
Main Cast
Ron HowardRon Howard
As Richard J. "Richie" Cunningham
Henry WinklerHenry Winkler
As Arthur Herbert "Fonzie" Fonzarelli
Tom BosleyTom Bosley
As Howard C. Cunningham

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Episode Notes
Season 5 Opening Cast Listing:
Ron Howard
Henry Winkler
Marion Ross
Anson Williams
Donny Most
Erin Moran
Tom Bosley

This listing would remain unchanged until episode #102.

Though uncredited, Lorne Greene appeared as himself.

This is Scott Baio's first appearance as Fonzie's longest-lasting cousin, Charles "Chachi" Arcola.



Music
ArtistSong TitlePlayed When
Frankie Avalon"Venus" (1959) (sung by Potsie) 
The Platters"The Great Pretender" (1954) 
The Shirelles"Will You Love Me Tomorrow" (sung by Potsie) 


Episode Goofs
Potsie (Anson Williams) sings "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?", released in 1960 by the Shirelles. The year of this episode, however, is 1958.



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