Happy Days

Ambientata negli anni '50 a Milwaukee, la serie segue le vicende della famiglia Cunningham (i genitori Howard e Marion, i figli Richie e Joanie) e dei loro amici, tra cui il carismatico Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli.
Creato da: Garry Marshall |
Genere: Commedia |

Numero di stagioni: 11
Numero di episodi: 252
Data prima messa in onda: 1974-01-15
Data ultima messa in onda: 1984-09-24

Approfondimenti

When the show first started it centered primarily on Richie and Potsie (as did the "Love American St [...]	D
Al Molinaro was a regular on Garry Marshall's other big sitcom before Happy Days: the Odd Couple, wh [...]	D
It's a common misconception that George Lucas' "American Graffiti (1973)" was the inspiration for th [...]	D
Many fans agree that the show's quality deteriorated after the three-part season 5 opener, "Hollywoo [...]	D
"Potsie" got his name because he loved to work with clay as a kid (he was especially fond of having [...]	D
The motorcycle that Fonzie rode in the earliest episodes was a Harley-Davidson Knucklehead. They swi [...]	D
Garry Marshall started a baseball league that would tour and play different casts of different TV sh [...]	D
A bronze statue of the Fonz was unveiled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Tuesday, August 19th, 2008. The [...]	D
The Fonzie character was added to Happy Days because Paul Le Mat's John Milner Greaser character was [...]	D
Henry Winkler plays the high school principal in Scream (1996). In an obvious reference to Happy Day [...]	D
There is a gang called the Red Devils and a gang called the She-Devils on the show. Both of these ga [...]	D
Phil Silvers appearance on the Happy Days episode "Just a Piccolo" playing the father to daughter Ka [...]	D
Potsie's father, who was often talked about but never seen, owned a gas station.	D
Ron Howard has admitted in interviews that after the catch phrases starting taking off on the show, [...]	D
Pat Morita who played Arnold signed his contract pick-up option to continue for another 2 or 3 seaso [...]	D
Its ratings were so low at the end of its second season (and first full season) that it came close t [...]	D
John Byner was originally cast as Mork, but quit right before taping day. Garry Marshall asked the c [...]	D
Roz Kelly, who appeared as Pinky Tuscadero in the Season 4 three-part premiere "Fonzie Loves Pinky", [...]	D
During his first appearance, Mork watches The Andy Griffith Show (1960), which featured Ron Howard. [...]	D
Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli was originally named Arthur Maschiarelli (Maschiarelli being creator Garr [...]	D
When the show went to a three camera studio audience format in season three, the show began to becom [...]	D
The motorcycle Fonzie (Henry Winkler) rode in the series was the same model that Steve McQueen rode [...]	D
Arnold was referred to but never seen in the first season. Eventually ABC insisted that Arnold make [...]	D
Among the differences between the show's beginnings as the "Love and the Happy Days" episode on "Lov [...]	D
Melvin is a stock name for nerds on the show. In addition to Melvin Belvin, and the episode where Fo [...]	D
Pat Morita plays a character who trains the hero to fight against bullies, using Karate on both "Hap [...]	D
Both Marion Ross and Al Marinaro played characters that were named after them. Nancy Walker also pla [...]	D
Henry Winkler was originally in the running to play Danny in the film version of Grease . Grease pro [...]	D
Ron Howard at first passed on playing Richie, because he didn't want to "be a teenager the rest of m [...]	D
Chachi's trademark phrase, "Wa Wa Wa", came from Scott Baio always saying or asking "What, What, Wha [...]	D
Robin Williams's two monologues spoken to Orkan; where he essentially gives a narrative introducing [...]	D
While there briefly was only one Chuck Cunningham there were three different actors who played the c [...]	D
Henry Winkler has said that he based some of Fonzie's movements and speech pattern on Sylvester Stal [...]	D
Henry Winkler and Anson Williams are the only cast members to appear in every incarnation of the cas [...]	D
Tom Hanks guest starred in Happy Days: A Little Case of Revenge (1982) as an old rival of Fonzie's w [...]	D
Ron Howard, Marion Ross and Anson Williams were the only cast members that also appeared on the pilo [...]	D
According to Anson Williams, John Travolta auditioned for Potsie.	D
Producer Garry Marshall liked names that ended in an "ee" sound, as he thought they were naturally f [...]	D
Linda Purl originally played the recurring role of Richie's girlfriend Gloria in the second season b [...]	D
John Byner was originally signed to play Mork.	D
One of the working titles for this series was "Cool", before they settled on "Happy Days". At one po [...]	D
The series has two different episodes with the same exact title: Season 1's Happy Days: Great Expect [...]	D
Joanie called Fonzie a "hood" during the first season, and didn't seem to like him.	D
The restrooms at Arnold's were marked as Guys and Dolls.	D
Melvin Belvin was a nerd on the show. Fonzie also pretends his name is Melvin in the "Fonzie and the [...]	D
Many years later, Garry Marshall's grown children told him they were allowed to visit the "Happy Day [...]	D
When Ron Howard and Don Most left the show, their absences were explained by having Richie and Ralph [...]	D
Richie and Joanie originally had an older brother, Chuck, who vanished without explanation. Now when [...]	D
Whenever he didn't like someone, Richie called them "Bucko".	D
Al Delvecchio looks to have been running the whole drive-in by himself when he's shown acting as bot [...]	D
Ralph's parents were named Mickey and Minnie Malph. His father was an optometrist, played by Jack Do [...]	D
Among the merchandising produced during the show's run were T-shirts (proclaiming "Sit on it!"), a l [...]	D
By the time of "Happy Days" it had become a cliche for greasers, hoodlums, etc to always be combing [...]	D
The "Guys" washroom door at Arnold's is right next to the women's washroom door on the right, but on [...]	D
Ron Howard has stated that the original inspiration for the show came from Gary Marshall's reaction [...]	D
Suzi Quatro was a major rock star when she played Leather Tuscadero on Happy Days, the first female [...]	D
It's implied that Richie, Potsie and Ralph are all the same age. In reality, though Ron Howard and D [...]	D
The theme song was performed by Ron Hinklin and the Ron Hinklin Singers, the same singers who perfor [...]	D
Bruce Weitz and Betty Thomas both made appearances on Happy Days and Hill Street Blues. Ed Marinaro [...]	D
The boots that Henry Winkler wore as The Fonz were also the same boots he wore in The Lords Of Flatb [...]	D
When she did an interview on The Howard Stern Show, Erin Moran said that Henry Winkler is constantly [...]	D
Pat Morita's character is called Arnold, but in one episode he reveals that his real name is Mitsumo [...]	D
The Shotgun Wedding episode originally had a cliffhanger ending with Richie running for help to free [...]	D
The only people Fonzie allowed to call him by his proper name (Arthur) were Mrs. Cunningham and his [...]	D
Ron Howard said he would not appear in a show called "Fonzie's Happy Days" when the producers presen [...]	D
This show had more catch phrases than any other sitcom in the history of television. The only other [...]	D
For the first couple of seasons Good Times and Happy Days were scheduled on Tuesday nights at 8pm ET [...]	D
Pinky Tuscadero's real name was Carol, Pinky was a nickname.	D
Marion Cunningham's maiden name was Kelp.	D
Perhaps because his father Rance Howard was a well-known western actor, and because he was known for [...]	D
Aired without a laugh track in France. Being told when to laugh is an insult to one's intelligence-- [...]	D
"The Odd Couple" was on during the 1974 and 1975, as was "Happy Days," both Garry Marshall sitcoms. [...]	D
In her interview with Howard Stern, Erin Moran said Henry Winkler would kiss her and Marion Ross fre [...]	D
In the first episode of the series, "Arnold's" was identified as "Arthur's" (different name on the l [...]	D
The Fonzie character rose in prominence as the series progressed, eventually outshining even star Ro [...]	D
Ron Howard initially told Garry Marshall he didn't want to do a series about a teenager because he d [...]	D
Anson Williams, Cindy Williams and Robin Williams co-starred on this show. There's no relation. Will [...]	D
The Tuscaerdo sisters, Leather and Pinky, have similar hand gestures. Pinky snaps, crunches her hand [...]	D
Fonzie's full name is Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli.	D
Originally Fonzie had a younger cousin named Spike (a.k.a. Raymond Fonzarelli), who would show up oc [...]	D
Ironically, Scott Baio's name on this and his other big hit from the 1980s, Charles in Charge, was i [...]	D
Richie Cunningham's favorite song is "Blueberry Hill" by Fats Domino.	D
In summer of 1976, "Theme From Happy Days" was a hit single, peaking at #5 on the national charts.	D
Originally, when the show was still broadcasting first-run episodes, producers would air re-runs wit [...]	D
Ron Howard and Erin Moran both made guest appearances on "Una famiglia americana (1972);" a dramatic [...]	D
The boys, Richie, Potsie, Ralph and Chachi, play in a band for several years without any name. Leath [...]	D
Due to playing "Happy Days" character "The Fonz " and being so popular, Henry Winkler was poached to [...]	D
Anson Williams, Marion Ross and Ron Howard all collaborated on the TV movie "Skyward" in 1980. Ron H [...]	D
The cast of Happy Days recently sued CBS (who currently owns the rights to the show) for merchandisi [...]	D
The outside and interior scenes of the Cunningham house don't match. There are a pair of windows on [...]	D
Linda Purl's contract was not renewed for the show's final season. Consequently her absence was expl [...]	D
In addition to the Falcons, Fonzie was also a member of a gang called the Demons. However since Rich [...]	D
The first two seasons featured a re-recording of Bill Hailey and The Comets' "Rock Around the Clock" [...]	D
Anson Williams' voice was the one heard when songs like "Hound Dog" were playing on the juke box.	D
The name of Leather's backing group was the Suedes.	D
Nancy Walker starred on the ABC sitcom Happy Days spinoff Blansky's Beauties in the 1977-1978 season [...]	D
Pat Morita played Arnold without an accent in rehearsals until Garry Marshall pulled him aside and a [...]	D
Three's Company star Joyce DeWitt was almost cast as Pinky Tuscadero.	D
The more familiar "Happy Days" theme was used in the opening credits beginning with the 1975-1976 se [...]	D
Henry Winkler and Tom Bosley are the only cast members who appear in all two hundred fifty-five epis [...]	D
Marion Ross, Tom Bosely and Ron Howard would all make appearances on the religious anthology series [...]	D
Anson Williams and Scott Baio both received record deals based on their musical work for the series.	D
Harold Gould appeared as Howard Cunningham in the unsold pilot. When Garry Marshall decided to re-sh [...]	D
Originally there were three Cunningham children. The eldest, Chuck, was phased out of the show (supp [...]	D
There have been plans of a reboot, and setting it in the 90s or the naughties.	D
Potsie's real first name was Warren.	D
Chachi's real name was Charles. Chuck's real name was Charles also. Luckily the characters never ove [...]	D
Eddie Mekka plays Carmine Ragusa, boyfriend to Shirley Feeney and friend to Laverne Defazio and the [...]	D
Even though this wasn't a science fiction show there were a handful of sci fi themed episodes. Three [...]	D
Fonzie's nickname for Joanie Cunningham was "Shortcake".	D
Candy Clark, Ron Howard and Cindy Williams were all in Happy Days and American Graffiti. Howard and [...]	D
Bill Haley and the Comets' classic "Rock Around The Clock" served as the theme song for season one's [...]	D
In one episode the Cunninghams are coming out of a theater playing "Capobanda (1962)" when Mrs. Cunn [...]	D
Throughout the series, Hollywood film stars Humphrey Bogart, Clark Gable and Cary Grant are mentione [...]	D
During the character's short run on the series, older brother Chuck Cunningham would usually be hold [...]	D
"Happy Days (1974)" was so popular that "Rock Around the Clock" went back on the pop charts 19 years [...]	D
Pat Morita (who was born and raised in California) had not planned to use an accent for Arnold. Shor [...]	D
Marion Fairy Godmother was the only Happy Days episode that Leather Tuscadero appears in where she d [...]	D
Joanie Cunningham's middle name was Louise.	D
When the show started network executives objected to Fonzie's leather jacket, saying it seemed to en [...]	D
When Ron Howard left the sitcom, Fonzie became the main character.	D
It's well known by now that Micky Dolenz auditioned for and almost got the part of Fonzie. It's not [...]	D
Richie and Joanie are the only two other characters to wear Fonzie's leather jacket. Richie wore it [...]	D
Richie and Fonzie originally met when Fonzie was a member of the Falcons, a local gang with a bad re [...]	D
The character 'Howard Cunningham' was ranked #9 in TV Guide's list of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of Al [...]	D
The name of the garage that Fonzie worked in was originally called Herb's. When Herb retired, he sol [...]	D
The show was satirized in Mad Magazine as "Crappy Days".	D
The show was mentioned in Jackson Browne's "Lawyers In Love". It's also parodied in the video for th [...]	D
Pat Morita played recurring characters in four concurrent series in the seventies: Happy Days, MASH, [...]	D
The house used for the exterior shots of the "Cunningham" home in the opening sequence, as well as v [...]	D
In an Emmy TV Legends interview Marion Ross said that Erin Moran did not handle fame well. She said [...]	D
In Happy Days: Richie Fights Back (1975), Arnold's chef and owner Pat Morita teaches Richie martial [...]	D
In an "Emmy TV Legends" interview Henry Winkler said "I would like to have an Emmy. It's not enough [...]	D
Henry Winkler (Arthur 'Fonzie' Fonzarelli) & Ron Howard (Richie Cunningham) also starred together on [...]	D
In his recent autobiography "Singing to a Bulldog" Anson Williams discloses that Garry Marshall told [...]	D
In the first season, The Fonz wore a blue windbreaker. Starting in season two, he wore his trademark [...]	D
For a time In 1976, Ron Howard was starring in "Happy Days", Roger Corman's "Eat My Dust", as John W [...]	D
Garry Marshall, Marion Ross and Ron Howard all starred in Grand Theft Auto in 1977 while Happy Days [...]	D
Fonzie's family nickname was "Skippy", given to him by his grandmother.	D
Whenever someone knocked at Fonzie's door, his reply was "Fonzie's free".	D
Al Molinaro is the only regular cast member who was born in Wisconsin, in Kenosha, 40 miles from Mil [...]	D
Ron Howard filmed the pilot to "Happy Days" before appearing in "American Graffiti" (1973). ABC reje [...]	D
Robby Benson and Don Most were both considered for the role of Richie Cunningham. (The two also appe [...]	D
Marion Ross and Tom Bosley both served as mentors to the cast in different ways. Ross was the cast m [...]	D
Garry Marshall admits that when he envisioned Fonzie he was thinking of "someone who is cut" like Sy [...]	D
Howard Cunningham drove a De Soto for most of the series. He finally traded it for a red 1962 Studeb [...]	D
The dance Fonzie does when he wins the dance contest with Joanie is actually "Hava Nagila", a famous [...]	D
After abruptly quitting the "Happy Days" episode he was originally supposed to film as the original [...]	D
Originated as a segment on "Love, American Style (1969)."	D
Marion was an archaeology major in college.	D
In the 1970s Penny Marshall appeared concurrently on 5 different shows; "Happy Days;" "Laverne and S [...]	D
Happy Days: Richie Almost Dies (1978) is the only episode where Fonzie cries.	D
The show's line "Sit on it!" was ranked #8 in TV Guide's list of "TV's 20 Top Catchphrases" (21-27 A [...]	D
When the show started it definitely was a period piece - the people did look like it was the 50s. By [...]	D
Ralph Malph's trademark line was (after telling a joke): "I still got it!"	D
Ron Howard admitted that the reason he left the USC Film School before graduating is because he was [...]	D
With the death of Al Molinaro in 2015, Marion Ross is now the oldest living cast member.	D
In the final episode, Tom Bosley stepped out of character and turned to the camera thanking the view [...]	D
In 1982 when "Happy Days" was still on the air cast member Ron Howard would direct cast member Henry [...]	D
Crystal Bernard first appeared as a one episode character named Mikki in the 9th season before retur [...]	D
After the show became successful, Garry Marshall was approached and asked if the show could do anyth [...]	D
One of the Beatles, John Lennon, was a big fan of the show, and even visited the set with his son.	D
Comedian Phil Silvers did a cameo in the episode Happy Days: Just a Piccalo (1981) as Jenny Piccalo' [...]	D
The character Bosley from Charlie's Angels (which was on 1976-1981, roughly the same period of time [...]	D
Two of the cast members played a child of an Andy Griffith character on two different hit TV shows. [...]	D
Tom Bosley and Anson Williams were each directed by Steven Spielberg on television (Bosley for two ' [...]	D
John Bailey played Sticks on two different episodes of Happy Days. He was the first recurring Africa [...]	D
On one of the episodes early on in the run of the show, Howard tries to goad Richie into doing him a [...]	D
Micky Dolenz of The Monkees auditioned for the role of Fonzie. However, at 6' he was considerably ta [...]	D
The house used for the exterior shots of the "Cunningham" home in the opening sequence, as well as v [...]	D
Of her inability to get along with the rest of the cast, Roz Kelley said the following: "I was a wel [...]	D
Fonzie's hero was the Lone Ranger, whose picture he carried in his wallet.	D
Of all the celebrity guest stars, one made particular sense for a show based in Milwaukee. In the 19 [...]	D
Pinky and her younger sister Leather's name Tuscadero was taken from the real-life town of Atascader [...]	D
Originally the network was pushing for a show set in the 20s. In 1972 when they began to develop the [...]	D
In one episode, Fonzie gets a visit from his idol, the Lone Ranger. As he leaves, he gives Fonzie a [...]	D
Throughout the run, nine celebrities appeared as themselves, even though they had aged a bit since t [...]	D
Although Fonzie loved motorcycles, Henry Winkler was terrified of them. Most of the scenes of Fonzie [...]	D
Whenever Fonzie was attempting to elicit an answer out ouf someone, and they were right, his respons [...]	D
Originally started out being filmed with a laugh track and a single camera. Three episodes from the [...]	D
In interviews about the show Roz Kelly, who played Pinky Tuscadero, said she didn't get along with H [...]	D
The Fonz became so popular that after the first few seasons the network wanted to rename the show "F [...]	D
After Ron Howard and Don Most left the show, Anson Williams remained the rest of the series run, but [...]	D
Lynda Goodfriend appeared earlier on the show as Ralph's girlfriend before taking on the role as Ric [...]	D
At the height of the show's popularity, a call came through to "Paramount Studios," from a teen-aged [...]	D
There were two main characters named Charles on this show: Charles 'Chuck' Cunningham, Richie's olde [...]	D
It was originally intended that Potsie would be Richie's best friend, showing him the ropes of young [...]	D

Connessioni

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Domande

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Errori

In the pilot episode, the diner the characters attend is called Arthur's. In all subsequent episodes [...]	D
Some of the extras in seasons 4 on are wearing the modern Blue and and Gold cap of the Milwaukee Bre [...]	D
Throughout the show's run, in most of the facade scenes, many of the cars seen passing by are clearl [...]	D
From season 6 on, Chachi and the other characters are drinking the modern cans of COKE and TAB which [...]	D
Frequent Anachronisms. Throughout the run, in the seasons that are set in a short time (like one yea [...]	D
Ralph drives a 1964 red Mustang in 1959 when Mustang's weren't invented.	D
Despite several male characters being of the age where marriage was common, if not expected, they re [...]	D
In season 5 Richie can be seen driving a Dodge Charger. The Dodge Charger didn't exist in the 1950's [...]	D
The exterior shots of the house don't match the inside layout. On the exterior, there are windows on [...]	D
The African Americans who appear on the show have the modern Afro/Sideburn combination which wasn't [...]	D
Throughout the series Ralph wears a shirt with his first and last name on it. In the 1950's-60's no [...]	D
The restrooms at Arnold's restaurant have the Men's room on the left, and the Ladies' room on the ri [...]	D
From season 5 on many of the male characters not only have modern feathered or Afro hairstyles, they [...]	D
When referencing African American's in the early seasons, they are refereed to as "Black" instead of [...]	D
Howard Cunningham can be seen during the final season wearing an LCD digital watch, which would not [...]	D
Chachi has a modern 70's-80's hairstyle and wristbands that street kids of the 50's and 60's didn't [...]	D
The bottles/cans of Pabst/Schlitz/Old Milwaukee/Budweiser/Miller are of the modern (70's/80's) style [...]	D
All though Postie, Ralph and the Cunningham Family are close to Fonzie, with him being friends with [...]	D
In the early seasons of the series, it's clear that many of the actors/actresses portraying teenager [...]	D
There were very few Asian-Americans in Milwaukee in the 1950's and 60's.	D
Many of social stances and character beliefs expressed on the program represent the 1970s/1980s film [...]	D
After season 2, the interior layout changes. Seasons 1-2 have the stairs to the left as you come in [...]	D
Robin Williams refused to cut off his late 70's feathered style haircut when he guest starred. Feath [...]	D
From Season 4 on, most of the hairstyles and clothing are of the more modern (70's/80's) style inste [...]	D
In some seasons Potsy drives a 1964 Chevrolet Impala and also a 1968 Lincoln Continental. Both style [...]	D
The stairs to Fonzie's apartment appear to be located on the left hand side of the garage.But people [...]	D
There are songs frequently heard or mentioned on the series that were released after the 1950s setti [...]	D
Some of the male characters from season 4 on have facial hair that didn't exist in the 1950's-60's.	D
Despite more than 50% of the American public smoking during that era, none of the primary cast smoke [...]	D
The changing of the interior of the house after the second season messed up the scheme of the house. [...]	D
Richie, Ralph, and Potsty can been seen drinking late 70's bottles of Natural Light which wasn't cre [...]	D
When Richie becomes involved in politics, he has a 50-star (1960) American flag.	D
In his first appearance, Mork is looking at an episode of The Andy Griffith Show. However, the episo [...]	D
From season 5 on there are plenty of color television sets seen in the series. Color Televisions did [...]	D
In one episode, the Cunninghams are on their way to the movies. When Ralph asks them what they are g [...]	D
In one episode set in 1962, the song "I Get Around" by The Beach Boys is heard playing on the jukebo [...]	D
In the last year or so of the series, nearly all the characters sport modern hairstyles.	D
In the first season Richie and Potsy are best pals but by the second season and on, Richie becomes c [...]	D
Fonzie is supposed to be a high school dropout and in his late teens/early twenties, but he's actual [...]	D
The pinball machine in Arnold's Malt Shop is a Bally Manufacturing "Nip-It", which wasn't produced u [...]	D

Frase

[repeated line] The Fonz: I knew that.	D
Count Mallachi: Release the doves!	D
Charles 'Chachi' Arcola: Wa! Wa! Wa!	D
Ralph Malph: I've still got it!	D
The Fonz: Heyyy!	D
[repeated line] The Fonz: Okay, listen.	D
[watching a Chicago Bears football game in 1956] [...]	D
Marion Cunningham: Richie just hasn't got the appe [...]	D
Ralph Malph: You're such a Potsie!	D
Richie Cunningham: A shark? That is the *stupidest [...]	D
[Fonzie and Pinky have had a fight and are sitting [...]	D
[repeated line] Fonzie: Correctamundo.	D
Jenny Piccalo: I wouldn't miss this for a weekend [...]	D
The Fonz: Arnold, go and cook up a couple of burge [...]	D
Potsie Weber: What's the world coming to when you [...]	D
The Fonz: You're dreaming about a girl you've neve [...]	D
The Fonz: [Richie tries to get Fonz to get rid of [...]	D
[repeated line] The Fonz: Whoa.	D
Howard Cunningham: Why can't you be a normal boy a [...]	D
The Fonz: [to his class] The Fonz: Don't you unde [...]	D
Richie Cunningham: I found my thrill on Blueberry [...]	D
Ralph Malph: [Richie is worried that he's going cr [...]	D
Richie Cunningham: So how did you do on that socia [...]	D
[repeated line] Richie Cunningham: Sit on it!	D
Richie Cunningham: Hey, Fonzie, this Stripper she [...]	D
Richie Cunningham: I give up, Fonzie! I'm gonna be [...]	D
Potsie Weber: Rich! Rich! Ralph Malph: Come quick [...]	D
The Fonz: [Marion has just told off the Fonz and s [...]	D
[repeated line] Ralph Malph: I've still got it!	D
The Fonz: You ain't nobody until you do what you w [...]	D
[Fonzie's feet are sore from dancing and needs to [...]	D

Elenchi

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Stagioni

N		Titolo	Soggetto	Data della prima messa in onda	Numero di episodi
0		Speciali		1976	5	D
1		Stagione 1		1974	16	D
2		Stagione 2		1974	23	D
3		Stagione 3		1975	23	D
4		Stagione 4		1976	24	D
5		Stagione 5		1977	26	D
6		Stagione 6		1978	27	D
7		Stagione 7		1979	25	D
8		Stagione 8		1980	22	D
9		Stagione 9		1981	22	D
10		Stagione 10		1982	22	D
11		Stagione 11		1983	22	D

Cast

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