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Tell It to the Marines

Episode aired Dec 16, 1975
TV-G
26m

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7.2/10

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Henry Winkler and Don Most in Happy Days (1974)

Comedy Family Music

Unable to dial back his infamous slapstick humor that caused his girlfriend Olivia, to break up with him, a rejected Ralph Malph follows Fonzie's advice to forget all about her and join the ... Read allUnable to dial back his infamous slapstick humor that caused his girlfriend Olivia, to break up with him, a rejected Ralph Malph follows Fonzie's advice to forget all about her and join the Marines.Unable to dial back his infamous slapstick humor that caused his girlfriend Olivia, to break up with him, a rejected Ralph Malph follows Fonzie's advice to forget all about her and join the Marines.

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Richie Cunningham

Henry Winkler

Arthur 'Fonzie' Fonzarelli

Marion Ross

Marion Cunningham

Anson Williams

Potsie Weber

Don Most

Ralph Malph
(as Donny Most)

Erin Moran

Joanie Cunningham

Tom Bosley

Howard Cunningham

Amy Irving

Olivia

Tristan Hickey

Marine

Debbie Chaffin

Dancer in Brown Skirt
(uncredited)

Hillary Horan

Dancer in Red
(uncredited)

Kit McDonough

Delores
(uncredited)

Lora Marie Taylor

Girl in the Booth at Arnold's Soda Shop
(uncredited)

Heather Warren

Blonde in Yellow Top
(uncredited)

Director
- Jerry Paris
Writers
- Alan Mandel
- Artie Laing
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Did you know

Trivia
Ralph tells Joanie that she would be all grown up when he got out of the Marines. In season 11, when Ralph returned from being in the Army, the first thing he did was kiss the now-grown-up Joanie.

Goofs
Mr. C. is seen reading a copy of "Lizards as Pets" by Richard Headstrom--a book that wasn't published until 1971.

Quotes
Arthur 'Fonzie' Fonzarelli: Hey, look at my life. I got girls, I got cars. I got girls, I got bikes. I got girls, I got girls. I mean, I need something to break up the monotony.