Visible crew/equipment: When Don comes into the garage to apply for the job, the T-mark can be seen on the floor by Fonzie's feet.
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2/10. I never cared for Happy Days. It only gets this high a ranking because of all the lovely actresses they had guest starring on the show. You've got the the wimpy kid from the Andy Griffith Show and a product of times, a bullying chauvinistic douchebag called Fonzie. Come on, Richie worries like a ninny about everything, how is this funny much less believable? Fonzie I truly hated for he'd snap his fingers and the women would come to him like trained dogs. That just wasn't funny. Truthfully they were all a bland bunch.
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Richie Cunningham: So how did you do on that social studies test?
Potsie Weber: I missed that question on Alaska. I hear they want to make it a state now.
Richie Cunningham: That'll never happen.
Trivia: Richie and Joanie had an older brother named Chuck, who was played by two different actors, and who only appeared during the first season of the show, because the character of Chuck was written off the show. This plot plot has since absorbed into popular culture: known as "Chuck Cunningham Syndrome," it refers to a character's (either leading or supporting) unexplained disappearance from a series.
Question: In season one, whatever happened to Chuck Cunningham? He was only in a few episodes.
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Answer: He was written off the series, never to be mentioned again as if he never existed. As a matter of fact, according to the final episode, he never did exist.
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