5. April, "Happy Days" icons Henry WinklerAnson Williams, Ron HowardAnd Don was mostly made by his first public appearance for years, taking a stage in the Steel City of Con in Pittsburgh for the panel discussion that was part of the trips to the lane, and the man, who brought them together.

The moment is not lost in Winkler, which shows the iconic Arthur "Fonzie Fonzarelli on Hit Show.

"This is the first time we appeared like this for 50 years," the crowded during the panel, according to the video, which is divided on the official page of Instagram events.

Howard, sit next to him, couldn't help, but in return. "He feels like 50 minutes. That's" he admitted. "We have so much fun hanging, and this is our great excuse to gather, so thank you."

The crowd replied warm, because the group was launched in a session of questions and answers filled with laughter, memories and stories from a set of classic series running since 1974. until 1984. Years.

Located in Milwaukee, she took care of the century, "Happy Days" followed the daily life of Cunningham family, their friends and their famous neighbors, Fonzie. What started as Nostalgic Sittcom has become a cultural landmark, spawn spin-off, loppases and permanent feeling of Americana.

"First of all, Garry Marshall was, like a great creator, a great writer," Winkler was called. "They chose a wonderful role, some of them, unfortunately, are no longer on earth with us, but we played together, we stayed together, and we worked hard. No one thought they weren't better than anyone else."

Howard extended to that feeling, reminiscent of how he was thrown into something deeper than a colleague.

"I say it was a huge key. The show evolved like, really an ensemble. So, that idea we were like a family, and maybe the unit, but we were a community," we continued. "And I also think that for us was somehow like our arrival of age story. We just grew up through this process."

"It was a life experience that was unlike anything else I ever knew," Howard added. "And we had great chemistry. We had fun work together from the beginning, and never let us down."

Although four others in contact in private over the years, appearing together in public rarely.

In front of the panel, Winkler said Pittsburgh Post-Glasnik How special was the moment. "We were together. We see each other, we talk to each other, supporting each other," he said. "But this is the first time we will be together in a public environment."

"You play together, you stay together. And they chose really good. They chose great people to be part of this group and we've always stayed close and in touch."

Although it may not have been overwhelming a magnet awards, "Happy Days" earned their share in the recognition of the industry.

The show received several fundamental emmy during the startup, and in 1978. Director Jerry Paris won Emmy for an outstanding director for the comedy for a touching and humorous episode "Fonzie's baptism."

The series is also nominated for an outstanding comedy series in 1978. years. He also smoked and deserved, and Winkler received more nominations for a verifier actor in the comic series, while Tom Bosley and Marion Ross were nominated in support categories.

Earlier this year, Howard, Williams and the strongest in Megacon Orlando. While Winkler was absent, Howard reflected on what made "happy days" so lasting success. He admitted that he did not see the episode in a long time, until one day, while he was waiting at the airport, he entered Rerun.

What he felt surprised him.

"Because I know why the show is hit: It was good. And we were good," he said. "We were as cohesive as an ensemble. We are really connected in a great way. And that is one of the reasons from the show."

Decades after the bursts of loans, the Happy Days, continues the embodiment of the emission, humble, honest, and forever-connected by the time they shared under the lights and behind the scenes.