Henry Winkler Diving deep into dangerous, and often absurd, moments of American history in his new Channel Series series, "Hazard History with Henry Winkler."

But as the beloved actor recently admitted, he had some dangerous experience of his, especially, especially while filming an IConary role of Arthur "Fonz" Fonzarella on "Happy Days".

In fact, Henry Winkler discovered that one of the most dangerous things he had ever done for the role was a motorcycle, a regular part of the Fonz Cool Person.

"I'm so dyslexic. I couldn't figure out what gas was, what was the equipment, what was the brake," Winkler admitted People Magazine. "And I almost killed the boss of cinema at the" happy days "."

It was not his only intimidation. While filming a 1977 film. "Heroes" with Sally Field and Harrison Ford, Winkler had a close call for the wheel during the race scene.

. "It wasn't in the scenario. I made it a mistake, and everyone stopped and ran and said," Do you understand that you could be killed? " "

Experience has left a trace. "It was so scary," he recalled, "because I didn't understand what the consequences of that garden could be."

Despite the accidents, Winkler says it's not a trailer for excitement.

"I'm not a trailer for excitement," he admitted, although he has deep gratitude for risky and adventurous moments, both in his career and history. This is respecting what inspired him to host "dangerous history", which explores forgotten and often dangerous practices from the past of America, from wild parties to bizarre products that once regarded as completely normal.

Each episode of the 60-minute series unpacked incredible stories about how Americans lived, worked and played, often with a little supervision and a lot of risk. Winkler brings a personal and humorous perspective in a series, which is reflected in how far we have come and wild can people sometimes have fun.

Outside his new show, Winkler recently united with "Happy Days" Co-Star Ron Howard in Sydney, Australia.

In 2024. Two long-term friends shared a cordial moment during the Winkler event for his best-selling memoir "to be Henry: Fonz ... still."

"Life! How the world turns @Realronhoward came to my book event in Sydney, Australia. So exciting for everyone !!!!" Winkler is divided into X.

Howard also published a re-gathering, "we connected to Backstage and watched a great speech on a huge crowd. What an explosion!"

"Happy Days," broadcast on ABC from 1974. until 1984. year, he ran in 11 seasons and became a cultural phenomenon. The show was accompanied by the lives of the Cunningham family and their unforgettable circle of friends, including Winkler's leather lining, motorcycle riding FOZ.

"I was so happy to be on this show that kicked out so good feelings into the world," Winkler said about his time on Sittcom. "I have to be with them, each of these guys, every day, five days a week, 10 and a half years. I don't have a favorite (episode). I really don't like. I loved each of them."