Gary Marshall's "Happy Days" was the ultimate journey with a bummer nostalgia. He was set up in the suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in the 1950s, and with huge followed the healthy adventures of teenager Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard), an intelligent and predisposed child who had to spend the traces of youth, relationships and family. Marion Ross and Tom Bosley played Richie's parents, while his best friends, subs and Ralph Malph, played by Anson Williams and Donny the most. However, the character of the show was Arthur Foundz Fund, friendly, ultra-cool Grashir and a mechanic played by Henry Winkler. When Ron Howard left the show after his seventh season, Fonzi remained as a new protagonist.

"Happy Days" was immensely popular and lasted for episodes of gangbasters 255 during its 11 seasons. It led to multiple spinophiesIncluding "Anoani Loves Chachi", "Mork and Mindy", "Lavern and Shirley" and "Beauties of Blans". The Nostalgia Empire, written, "Happy Days" used warm vague memories of the 1950s and 1960s to begin the media empire. Someone can buy "happy days" goods to the day -today.

The strangest spinoff of "Happy Days", however, came in 1980 with the debut of the animated series "Fund and the gang of happy days". Winkler, Howard, mostly re -examined their roles, and joined them an anthropomorphic dog named M -cool, expressed by Grand Champion Actor Voice Frank Welker. Velker, as many of us know, gloriously expressed Freddie in many, many cartoons Scubi-Doo, and took it himself by expressing himself when the original actor, Don Messik, died in 1997. Mr. Cool was a very character-like Scubi.

In the surreal turnaround of the premise "Happy Days", however, "Found" was a scientific show. Fund, Richie, Ralph and M -Cool Board is a malfunction of the time machine (!) And they have become lost in history. The series is dedicated to historical events traveling to the gang in a desperate attempt to return to Milwaukee in 1957.