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agrees with Fonzie that his father was irresponsible and in the wrong. In a later episode, Fonzie unexpectedly meets a woman he believes is his mother in a diner. She convinces him she is not, but in the end, she looks at a picture of Fonzie she had in her possession. In the final season, Fonzie
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family. He and his mother were abandoned by his father when Arthur was 3, and Arthur holds few memories of him, but deep resentment toward him for the abandonment. In the Season 6 episode "Christmas Time", a sailor delivers a
Christmas present ostensibly from his father (played by
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asked him to donate one of Fonzie's leather jackets in 1980. The
Smithsonian curator Eric Jentsch added the following to the jacket description: "Fonzie was a representation of cool at a time when you were learning about what cool was." Years later,
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meets his half-brother 'Arte' Fonzarelli, who informs him that their father has by then died. Fonzie has mixed emotions upon hearing this, as this left so many questions about his past unanswered, but Fonzie bonded with Arte, who helped him cope.
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Grand Mark 2 had its accelerators on the left handlebar. The robber had snatched the purse of the woman with his left hand. Therefore, there is no way that the black biker could have sped off on his bike if the purse was in his left hand.
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351:) feels life has passed her by; her children are growing up and she feels like she is not needed. Mrs. C turns to Fonzie (Henry Winkler), whose apartment is above the Cunningham's garage, for a sympathetic ear.
420:'s 1956 presidential campaign. At a rally Fonzie declares, "Ayyy, he won the war, didn't he!?" and "I like Ike! My bike likes Ike! Ayyy..." Eisenhower carried Wisconsin with 62% of the vote, easily defeating
572:. I actually keep it in my office at CNN. Henry Winkler was very important to me when I was a child. Meeting him as an adult — and discovering what a kind and gracious person he is — was amazing."
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Plummer) by instructing her to "Be like Fonzie" ("That's right, we're all gonna be cool!")
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Mechanic, co-owner of Arnold's Drive-In, high school teacher
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Who Are the DeBolts? And Where Did They Get Nineteen Kids?
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1053:"Happy Days: Season 7 episode guide"
1031:"Happy Days: Season 8 episode guide"
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1796:Hank Zipzer's Christmas Catastrophe
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1631:Krautstrunk, Matt (May 17, 2011).
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