Henry Winkler on why they should bring back Happy Days | The Warning Podcast
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- čas přidán 3. 06. 2023
- Henry Winkler joins Steve Schmidt to discuss how he believes CBS should re-air Happy Days during the writers strike, as he believes it would resonate with the youth of today.
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Henry Winkler is a great man. He said to Michael Cohen “write the word pride on your mirror.” To help him get through these hard times.
The Fonz had heart and empathy, and behaved with sincerity. Those qualities will always attract children, and adults who haven't lost all their innocence and compassion. We desperately need those qualities in our country now.
And massively sexist, objectified women and promoted narcissistic, consumer capitalism and the abuse of animals as well as American supremacy.
Thank goodness it is the past, it created the worst generation!
I loved him in the flick the most wonderful time of the year. I’d watch anything Henry Winkler is in.
Henry carried the force of his fate in his heart and he used it to win the heart of America as Fonzie and later as other characters.
I absolutely adore everything about Henry Winkler! He is not only such a talent, but a beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing him with us, Steve! Love & Blessings in Absolute Abundance to All! ✨💖✨
This is wonderful! All for bringing back Happy Days! It's a time of actual happy thoughts. Life is so full of crime shows, CSI, Law and order, which are not bad shows. But there is just not enough of life's good memories. Just potential scary ones. News is worry some. Though we all try to stay informed; it's no wonder that young people are depressed, angry, suicidal, and confused. Our environment is causing havoc in nature. Guns and shooting everywhere. Let's have a little more memories and heart in our lives. Talk about the newspaper together. Let's make changes. Thank you both for your Happy Day personal thoughts. Love it!!
I never understood the proliferation of "crime" TV. While the genre has been a part since the earliest days of television it seems to be the only scripted type programing on these days and the reason that I have not owned a TV since around 2001. A rebroadcast of Happy Days might be a good thing but since it was created in the 4:3 aspect ratio, a major network might not want to watch it. Yes it would be high definition since the show was recored on film rather than videotape. Maybe they can stretch out the aspect ratio and cut off people's heads in the process in a conversion to 16:9. Frankly, I have better things to do than watch.
There are definitely WAY TOO MANY CRIME SHOWS. Or "forensic pathologist" shows. And they all are "formula" and unoriginal. They ARE BAD and there are far too many of them.
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@@57highland Agreed and movies are just as bad or worse. Have not been to the movies in years.
And bring back "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."
This was great and so true, I am a child of the sixties, I saw it all from Barabus to the Monkee's and Charles Angel's, Soap, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman ect ect, I was so fortunate to have experienced all the great and good shows from the era.
Happy Days are gone forever.The old adage is that "They dont make em like this anymore."Is so very true and would have the older crowd relate to this more than the modern youth of today.
Thank you Henry.
I love Happy Days. I just watched it earlier today. 😊
Such a good interview. Thanks Steve and Henry.
Hey the fonz I like your coolness now and then yeah
Henry is right. They should put Happy Days back on. They have nothing to lose.
I agree with Henry 100%😊😊😊 They should make it a requirement to see the entire Godfather series...in schools 💙
Because that makes goid role models, sociopaths!
Who are "they"?
Fabulous visit, Steve and Henry! Thank you for sharing.
My 19 year old always looks at me like I’m speaking a foreign language whenever my husband &I talk about these shows & movies lol
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I'll go you one better. I'm 60 (to be 61 in a couple days). Back in 2011, I was talking to some college students and mentioned "All in the Family." Nobody knew WTF I was talking about.
Most kids in the 70's were using sticks as light sabers or pretending to be truck drivers like in Smokey and the Bandit. I pretended could turn on a jukebox by hitting it.
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I used to try and do that with our television. Between Happy Days and I Dream of Jeannie, I really thought it might work
Everyone loves The Fonz, he made things cool or uncool. If recollection serves correctly the show which was set back in the 50's had a racial episode. And The Fonz, stood on the right side of history. If that show were run today I think it could resonate with most people. Because not much has changed since then.
Classic television is what would be review bombed today - all of the messages were there that people now protest against.
We need to return to the morality tales of yesteryear.
Classic Westerns did it too: Wagon Train and Gunsmoke and others.
He definitely was and is one of if not THE most iconic character in sitcom history. Fine choice of words you used too. My own fanfiction is titled For Cool or Uncool. Just an interesting side note.
I'm biased, but the 60s to the 80s had the best music and TV shows. Sure, there is an outlier here and there, but pound for pound, you can't beat that time period.
Back in the day, I once saw a large group of developmentally impaired young people in a public space, and all of them were imitating the Fonz with great joy ("Aaaaaaaaayyyyy!" "Whooooooahhhh!"). Clearly there was something about the character that they absolutely loved. I wonder if Henry is aware that this is one of Fonzie's many fan bases.
We have an ADHD epidemic from the smartphones. I'm 58, grew up with Happy Days, watched it religiously. And even I suffer from needing to pause a streamer after 45 minutes. It's a problem and I consider myself to have a great ability to concentrate. We're all suffering from a combination of information overload and the little dopamine hits that we get from social media. It's an addiction. One tip: change your phone's display to greyscale instead of color. It helps.
I remember when the very first episodes of Happy Days appeared on Love American Style. Fonzie was a quieter cool than the Fonzie he was later in the show.
Paramount/CBS is running the Happy Days episodes!
Excellent interview Steve.
Happy Days was my favorite show as a kid and every friend I had wanted to be the Fonz! I think what I liked about it most was that it gave me a peek into what my Dad’s life might have been like when he was a teenager in the 50’s.
The Fonz was cool because he simply knew he was cool.
He never had to say, "I am cool."
Fonz's "office" was the men's bathroom at the malt shop.
There was an era that understood the coolness of Fonzie - because it came from simply being cool.
So many people trying so hard to be something that they get further away from their goal.
We need Happy Days, we need all of those morality tales of the early Westerns and classic television.
We need to find our center and rediscover simply being cool.
You never saw the Fonz fight. All he had to do was give you the "stink eye." 😅
Not many people remember Archie Bunker. There are a bunch of them who behave like him on the other hand.
Henry made a cameo on "King of the Hill" in 2004.
I can see this relaunch.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhyyyyy
There are different stories that could be told with the old Mr Fo
Watch this complete ~51 minute video, it will be well worth your time!
Steve, you got THE FONZ on? GREAT GET! Just make sure you never JUMP THE SHARK! EHHHHHH!
I think America needs to put on more wholesome shows during prime Time and less violent content; Kids learn what they see, and hear🤔 They don't need to be exposed to criminal activity and gunplay that is what's offered, but it's a different time now😊
Do you know how violent the video games are in Japan?
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It's not just about the violence was in the video games; but the overall culture of violence and sex that permeates within American society, sex sells (commercials, unnecessary sex scenes,ect) and action (violence, and gun fights) excites🤷 Who wants romance without the sex pointer scenes🤭 helps with the flow of the movie😏
And let's not talk about the general sense of humor in America 😂
No I've no idea how video games are in Japan 😊
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They would just mess it up...
Prefer "Leave it to Beaver"
"Ward, don't you think you were awfully hard on the Beaver last night?" 😉
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Cool : it’s true comes from within
This generation of kids today don’t watch reruns. It’s all tiktok now. Sadly, they’re missing out on some great classic tv shows
There is a classic movie channel, why not a classic tv show channel? Pass it on Steve😅
he needs money
No
Because The Fonz needs a paycheck??
He just finished an Emmy winning run on "Barry". I think The Fonz is doing OK.
I was not impressed with the Fonz. I did like Laverne & Shirley.
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He should have had his bottom teeth fixed when he had the money
Please don't
Happy Days for a lot of people were not happy days. Entertainment only. Look to the future and its needs, not nostalgia for the past. That's a Republican obsession, a fairy tale of a perfect society, hankering for that Garden of Eden. This was a Ronald Reagan tactic, to look at the old movies as a reflection somehow of real life, and not a reflection of some script writer's idea of safe films. Movie and TV scripts determining attitudes and policies in a real society requiring real solutions.
If with everything you need to build up the best show it new ideas and concepts you can have the peoples in it having good acting roles to
Aah, the kids these days, I'll tell ya!
They don't know what good TV really is!
I grew up on Norman Lear, the Happy Days franchise, the Love Boat, Dynasty, Dallas, Fantasy Island, McGyver, Dukes of Hazzard, the A-Team, M*A*S*H, etc. Great memories! No stupid "reality TV" bullcrap either!
All those shows you named are garbage .. .except for Happy Days
Happy Days Brady Bunch Full House Family Matters Family Ties Cheers Night Court Heathcliff Garfield Animaniacs Tiny Toons missed these shows
The fonz was on fox all the time