Happy Days (season 10)
Happy Days (season 10) | |
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Country of origin | United States |
No. of episodes | 22 |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | ABC |
Original run | September 28, 1982 – March 22, 1983 |
This is a list of episodes from the tenth season of Happy Days.
Broadcast history
The season aired Tuesdays at 8:00-8:30 pm (EST).[1][2]
Episodes
- Season 10 consisted of 22 episodes.
- Scott Baio (Chachi), Erin Moran (Joanie), and Al Molinaro (Al) left the show to star on the short-lived spin-off Joanie Loves Chachi. Baio and Moran rejoined the main cast for the final season (and made guest appearances in this season), while Molinaro made a few guest appearances in these Final seasons.
- Cathy Silvers (Jenny Piccalo) and Ted McGinley (Roger Phillips) were promoted to the opening credits, Lynda Goodfriend was removed to making guest appearances, and Linda Purl joined the main cast as Fonzie's new serious girlfriend, Ashley Pfister.
- Henry Winkler, Marion Ross, and Tom Bosley appear in all episodes.
- Ted McGinley was absent for four episodes.
- Cathy Silvers was absent for five episodes.
- Linda Purl was absent for seven episodes.
- Anson Williams was absent for sixteen episodes.
- Recurring cast members and characters include Crystal Bernard as K.C. Cunningham, Billy Warlock as Flip Phillips, Heather O'Rourke as Heather Pfister, Pat Morita as Arnold, Scott Berenstein as Melvin Belvin, Kevin Sullivan as Tommy, Harris Kal as Bobby, and Gary Friedkin as Clarence.
No. in series |
No. in season |
Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date |
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212 | 1 | "A Woman Not Under the Influence" | Jerry Paris | William Bickley & Michael Warren | September 28, 1982 |
Fonzie becomes weary about his inability to become happy by plowing through dates. He finds love at first sight with a woman he sees on an escalator, although he doesn't catch her name, and orders everyone at Arnold's to find her. Potsie recognizes the woman from his dad's gas station as Ashley Pfister, so Fonzie presents himself at her apartment in hopes that she will fall in love with him. Ashley proves to be unlike any other woman that Fonzie has ever dated, as she does not immediately fall under his influence. First appearances of: Linda Purl and Heather O'Rourke as Ashley Pfister (Fonzie's girlfriend) and her 6-year-old daughter Heather, respectively. | |||||
213 | 2 | "Letting Go" | Jerry Paris | Fred Fox, Jr. & Brian Levant | October 12, 1982 |
Joanie wants to move to Chicago with Chachi and attend Northwestern University. Notes: Erin Moran and Scott Baio appear in this episode to set up the spin-off. The first episode of the season produced. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, and Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister | |||||
214 | 3 | "Empty Nest" | Jerry Paris | Paula A. Roth | October 19, 1982 |
Howard and Marion try to keep busy in their newly empty house, while Fonzie decides to sell his half of Arnold's. Note: This episode marked the return of Pat Morita as Arnold, the original proprietor of Arnold's Drive-In Restaurant. Special guest stars: Harriet Nelson and Jane Wyatt. Absent: Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo | |||||
215 | 4 | "A Night at the Circus" | Jerry Paris | Joe Glauberg | October 26, 1982 |
Fonzie takes Heather to the circus, as Howard's niece K.C. moves in. First appearance of: K.C. Cunningham (Crystal Bernard). Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber and Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips | |||||
216 | 5 | "A Little Case of Revenge" | Jerry Paris | Fred Fox, Jr. & Rich Correll | November 9, 1982 |
An old enemy (special guest star Tom Hanks) exacts revenge on Fonzie at an inopportune time. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber | |||||
217 | 6 | "Who Gives a Hootenanny?" | Jerry Paris | Ria Nepus | November 16, 1982 |
Joanie and Chachi have a chance to appear on TV playing folk music; Fonzie is upset that folk is usurping rock n' roll's place in people's hearts and minds. Guest stars: Scott Baio as Chachi Arcola and Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber | |||||
218 | 7 | "Going Steady" | Jerry Paris | Richard Gurman | November 23, 1982 |
Ready to settle down, Fonzie declares his love for Ashley by asking her to go steady, but when an old girlfriend shows up needing some help, it causes problems. Meanwhile, Howard gives K.C. driving lessons. Guest star: Scott Baio as Chachi Arcola Note: This episode features a return appearance by the statuesque Paula Petralunga (Melinda Naud), who had appeared in a few Season 3 episodes as Fonzie's most spectacular conquest. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber | |||||
219 | 8 | "Such a Nice Girl" | Jerry Paris | Nancy Steen & Neil Thompson | November 30, 1982 |
Melvin Belvin takes K.C. to Arnold's costume ball. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber and Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister | |||||
220 | 9 | "There's No Business Like No Business" | Jerry Paris | Teleplay by: Paula A. Roth Story by: John B. Collins | December 7, 1982 |
Business is down at Cunningham's Hardware, leading Howard to consider some very difficult options, one of which includes closing the store for good. Guest star: Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham Absent: Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister | |||||
221 | 10 | "All I Want for Christmas" | Jerry Paris | Pamela Ryan & Beverly Bloomberg | December 14, 1982 |
When Heather asks Santa to patch up the rift between her mother and grandparents, Fonzie decides to make her wish come true. In the subplot, Howard's brother, Dick, is visiting. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber and Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips | |||||
222 | 11 | "Since I Don't Have You" | Jerry Paris | Brian Levant | December 28, 1982 |
Roger's old flame (Wendy Schaal) fans the fire when she returns to town. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber and Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo | |||||
223 | 12 | "Hello, Pfisters" | Jerry Paris | William Bickley & Michael Warren | January 4, 1983 |
Ashley introduces Fonzie to her estranged family. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber and Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo | |||||
224 | 13 | "I Drink, Therefore I Am" | Jerry Paris | Gary Murphy & Larry Strawther | January 11, 1983 |
Flip is a passenger in a car that is involved in a hit-and-run accident. The victim: Heather. Final appearance of: Scott Berenstein as Melvin Belvin Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber | |||||
225 | 14 | "Prisoner of Love" | Jerry Paris | Robert Pekurny | January 18, 1983 |
K.C. dates a convict who is on work-release to Fonzie's garage. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, and Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister | |||||
226 | 15 | "Life is More Important Than Show Business" | Jerry Paris | Paula A. Roth | January 25, 1983 |
The Fonz gets a record producer interested in Joanie and Chachi's music, but he's less excited about their band. Guest stars: Scott Baio as Chachi Arcola and Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham, as well as members of the cast of Joanie Loves Chachi, including Derrel Maury, Winifred Freedman and Robert Pierce. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber and Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister | |||||
227 | 16 | "Nervous Romance" | Jerry Paris | Robert Keats | February 1, 1983 |
Fonzie and Ashley celebrate their six months together at the Cunningham's, looking back on their relationship via "flashback scenes" (most of which were not actually part of the episode where they met). Note: The last episode of the season produced. Absent: Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo | |||||
228 | 17 | "I'm Not at Liberty" | Jerry Paris | Pamela Ryan & Beverly Bloomberg | February 8, 1983 |
Fonzie, Potsie and Roger report for Army Reserve duty. Fonzie promises Heather that he'll be at her birthday party, until he learns that Officer Kirk is their commanding officer. Final appearance of: Ed Peck as Officer Kirk Absent: Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo | |||||
229 | 18 | "Wild Blue Yonder" | Jerry Paris | Richard Gurman & Larry Strawther | February 15, 1983 |
Fonzie and Roger miss the flight to the teacher's convention they plan to attend, so they instead opt to take Potsie's uncle's crop dusting plane. | |||||
230 | 19 | "May the Best Man Win" | Jerry Paris | Richard Gurman | February 22, 1983 |
Fonzie becomes the center of attention at the wedding of a friend (Peter Scolari). Guest star: Al Molinaro as Father Anthony Delvecchio Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber and Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister | |||||
231 | 20 | "Babysitting" | Jerry Paris | Paula A. Roth | March 1, 1983 |
Fonzie babysits Heather the night of a big fight on TV, as Joanie and Chachi return to Milwaukee. Note: This episode marks the return of Erin Moran and Scott Baio to the series, due to the impending cancellation of Joanie Loves Chachi. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber | |||||
232 | 21 | "Turn Around ... and You're Home" | Jerry Paris | Fred Fox, Jr. & Rich Correll | March 15, 1983 |
Joanie decides to move back in with her parents. Guest stars: Al Molinaro as Al Delvecchio and Ellen Travolta as Louisa Delvecchio Final appearance of: Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister and Heather O'Rourke as Heather Pfister. Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber | |||||
233 | 22 | "Affairs of the Heart" | Jerry Paris | Neil Thompson & Nancy Steen | March 22, 1983 |
Jenny sets her sights on dating an Olympic swimmer. Meanwhile, Fonzie wants a pool. Final appearances of: Crystal Bernard as K.C. Cunningham and Billy Warlock as Flip Phillips Absent: Anson Williams as Potsie Weber, Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips, and Linda Purl as Ashley Pfister |
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