If you grew up during the mid-1970s until the mid-1980s, it is likely that "Happy Days" aired on your television set. Created by The late Gari Marshall, The sithom initially focused on Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) and his family. However, Richie's friend, Fonzi (Henry Winkler), climbed to further importance despite being originally a secondary character. By becoming a "Found" character in the series, the show began to highlight all others, leading to some dissatisfaction behind the scenes - Starwarr Ron Howard even threatened to give up "happy days" together.

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Viewers watching "Happy Days", while in their original running on television, are also likely to turn the Beatles albums turning their records. Although the band collapsed in 1970, Fab Faber's initial discography and their result as solo acts dominated popular culture throughout the decade. And in a major turnaround of fate, one of the Beatles was a big fan of "happy days" and came out of his way to inform the cast.

It turns out that among millions of viewers who fit into "happy days", Johnon Lennon was one of them. He often watched the show with his son, Ianulian Lennon, who was ahead of the-t-man during previous seasons in the series. The UN has organized a visit for him and Jululian, much of a pleasant surprise to the cast and crew - especially FONC himself, Henry Winkler. In an interview with "Jimi Kimmel live!" Winkler has affected Lenons' visit to the "Happy Days" set:

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"All of a Sudden, John Lennon Just Came to Visit. And he brought with Him, Julian. He was so shy. Album that he made, the solo album.

For the fans of the popular culture in the 1970s, the prospects of Johnon Lennon and Found Together to talk is one of the coolest things anyone can, Ahh, imagine. At that moment, you have one of the musicians about the signatures in the world talking to the actor who plays one of the defined television characters of that era. Imagine being a fly on the Wallid on the "Happy Days" set, a witness to such a historic moment.

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Henry Winkler was not the only member of the "happy days" that reflected in the meeting with Johnon Lennon. Anson Williams, who played subs Webber, also recalled the meeting with Beatle, discussing Johnon's visit in an interview with “The Joe show"Confirming Winkler's claims that Lennon was pretty shy, but still Kindubesen during the visit:

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"It was the first year of the show. It was early in the morning, and we were filming a few scenes. Henry Winkler was there, Ron Howard, Donny and I was going to get a cup of coffee and watch this guy with a ten -year -old child. I think he looked familiar. It was Johnon Lennon."

In 1984, Ianulian Lennon released his debut -study album, "Wall", four years after his father's assassination. Ianulian will appear on the trade union music program, "Solid Gold", where Henry Winkler will be united with him for the first time since Lenons visited the "happy days" set for about a decade before. In the same interview with Jimi Kimmel, Winkler recalled the meeting with Ianulian, all grown:

"And then, 10 years later, Jululian had a hit on Paramount, they made" solid gold ". I had my offices there, I got a knock on the door and he asked me, "I don't know if you remember me?" To what I replied, 'Yes, I.

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While Johnon Lennon is a fan of "Happy Days" one of the more interesting ties between the Beatles and Sitkomi, the surviving members of the Fab Four will also have their own special relationship with another series of features: "Simpsons". Although Johnon never lived to borrow his voice in the series, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Star all played simplicated versions of themselves.