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Richie, Ralph, and Potsie endure the harassment of "hell week" to prove themselves worthy to enter their college fraternity, Phi Kappa Nu.

Sophomore Joanie Cunningham gets basic back-seat defense tips from Richie and Fonzie before her first "car date" with a senior boy, and then cramps her older brother's style when she and her date show up at his college "make-out" party.

What begins as a humorous escapade with a motorcycle turns into a tragic vigil for the Cunninghams and their friends.

Laverne and Shirley lose their jobs and move to California to realize their dreams of fame and romance.

While seeking to meet film star Troy Donahue, Laverne and Shirley are mistaken for stuntwomen and get involved in some wild scenes.

Shirley discovers that the wife of the about-to-be-divorced man she loves, is her mirror image.

Lenny and Squiggy have Edna talking to herself when they tell her that they’ve developed a radical new style of movies—silent films.

Laverne and Shirley unknowingly eat cookies laced with marijuana at a party and soon find themselves on the verge of marrying two British rock stars.

Laverne and Shirley hilariously try to cover their tracks after entering their supervisor’s office to retrieve a nasty note they’ve written to him.

Squiggy forgets his lines in a play written by Shirley, so Laverne and Shirley cover all the parts while a famed Broadway producer watches from the audience.

Lenny and Squiggy’s attempt to start a talent agency lands Laverne and Shirley on national television with Latvian acrobats.

Laverne and Shirley double date with two younger men and wind up at a wild college fraternity party.

The girls search for a precious earring that Laverne lost while she was on a date with a phony Hollywood producer.

Richie is sick in bed with the flu and is bored with eating soup and doing crossword puzzles. But when his family leaves him alone in the house, pandemonium breaks loose when Fonzie, Potsie, Ralph, and a burglar join him.

It's a new experience for Richie when he becomes romantically attracted to an "older woman."

Richie, Potsie, and Ralph Malph visit another part of town to meet some girls and find themselves in trouble when the girls' boyfriends show up. Fonzie steps in to save the day.

For a television show, the Fonz sets a record by jumping his motorcycle over fourteen garbage cans. He ends up crashing into Arnold's chicken stand, and while recuperating from a broken leg, upsets the regimen of the Cunningham household.

To raise money for the big football game, the boys decide to start their own babysitting service. In Football Frolics, Richie, Potsie and Ralph have their hopes set on seeing the big football game of the year, but tickets can't be found anywhere.

When Fonzie sets a pigeon coop atop the Cunningham garage and the roof caves, Mr. Cunningham sues to collect damages. In Two Angry Men, Laverne and Shirley prevail upon Fonzie to care for a coop of pigeons.

After reading too many foreign car manuals, Fonzie is plagued with headaches and is forced to wear glasses for a few weeks, but fears glasses aren't cool.

The Malachi brothers sabotage Pinky's car the night before the demolition derby.

A short-tempered sergeant loses his tenuous grasp on discipline when the Fonz reports to the army recruitment center soon after draftees Richie, Ralph and Potsie check in for physicals.

Personality quirks begin to fray nerves after best friends Richie, Ralph, and Potsie rent an apartment together.

Laverne swings into action when she believes the man she's been dating—a former trapeze artist—is out to kill her.

Laverne pretends to be a woman with-child in order to help her pregnant friend win prizes in a contest for mothers-to-be.

While checking up on her new photographer boyfriend at a fashion show, Laverne creates chaos when she is mistaken for a model.

Laverne and the gang fearfully gather in an attempt to rid Laverne's apartment of an odd ghost that has suddenly taken up residence.

Lenny and Squiggy set off on a frantic search for their fortune when they find a treasure map.

Carmine is a national sensation when he performs a song and dance routine, supposedly laced with wicked messages on television.

The girls go on a disastrous double-blind date.

Shirley is left dateless due to her dating standards.

Squiggy and Lenny move into the girls' building, making them all neighbors.

Shirley wants to buy a car but needs half of Laverne's money to afford it. Laverne refuses to help buy the car and Shirley reveals Laverne's secret fear: she's scared to drive.

Nelson tries to further his political career by getting Mork the opportunity to try out to be a Denver Broncos cheerleader.

Mork is overjoyed when Fred returns and announces that he's remarried, but for Mindy, it dredges up painful memories of her mother's death.

Mindy takes a job writing the Miss Lonely Hearts newspaper column and unknowingly encourages Jean to pursue a romantic relationship with Mork.

Fred confesses that he's having marital difficulties, so Mork and Mindy relay stories of their troubled times.

It could be Mork's last night on Earth when an ancient Orkan elder who looks like a ten-year-old boy arrives with the news that Mork must return to Ork for forecycling because he has picked up too many Earthly ways.

With Mindy depressed about not getting a scholarship, it's up to Mork to stir up some laughs, so he brings home a friend who claims to be the real Peter Pan, with the power to fly as just one of his magical talents.

It's the biggest, funniest roller marathon ever when Mork takes to skates for the first time to race a cheating champion skater down a Rocky Mountain peak into Boulder to save the day care center at which he works from destruction.

Spaceman Mork gets so cosmically carried away with pulling practical jokes that he surprises Mindy by assembling her jeep in their living room right over Mr. Bickley's apartment - with disastrous results.

Fonzie's latest romantic interest, a ballet teacher, is secretly yearning to turn professional and dance with the greats in New York. Fonzie, however, has trouble accepting that she may forgo their relationship to pursue her dreams of fame.

When Ralph Malph is hypnotized to cure his fright after a tornado warning is posted, Ralph's loss of fear causes him to tempt fate by suggesting that the Fonz needs training wheels for his stupid motorcycle

Joanie believes she has to smoke to fit in with the cool girls. She ignores the pleas from her family to stop, until the Fonz defines what cool really means

In a poignant, change-of-pace episode titled Fonzie's Blindness, Al barges through the kitchen door at the drive-in and hits Fonzie in the head with a tray of food.

When Richie is caught two-timing Lori Beth for a pretty baton twirler, the Fonz has to step in and give Richie a few lessons in love.

Richie and the Fonz visit a massage parlor to escape the pressures of a heated class presidency race, and Richie's opposition photographs the sheet-clad candidate with a pretty masseuse.

Members of the Happy Days gang find themselves transformed into Pilgrims when Marion dreams of reviving the true spirit of Thanksgiving.

The Fonz gets the shock of his life on Christmas, when a merchant seaman from the Orient delivers a gift to him from his long-lost father.

When troubles with his studies and an insulting professor cause Potsie to quit school, the Fonz comes up with an ingenious but offbeat plan to help his friend.

The Fonz defends America's pride and saves Richie's hide when he matches blades with a French fencing champion, who not only insults the country, but makes nasty remarks about Joanie

Laverne falls for actor, Charles Grodin, and mistakenly interprets his kindness as a romantic gesture.

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