Simply wonderful - a complete master piece.

Can't believe this made me cry it's so beautiful pure class.😢

Please send a car for me. Iam done

The greatest jazz orchestra post Gershwin and Ann Miller. Count is the GOAT.

I got to see the Count roll on to the stage in his golf cart, do his thing. Standing ovation, I was so proud he looked like me…

Quality never goes out of fashion.

The magnetic intonation and articulation of Harry Sweets Edison on trumpet draws everybody in.

Beautiful ❤

The great Rufus Jones on drums.

Who is that bass players those trombones oh my god

This was to me the best scene in the Happy Days era. I’m so happy to have grown up watching this show, waiting week in and week out for every new episode to come out. Loved it.

When Ritchie Cunningham became Ron Howard!!!!!!!

Was this recorded around Christmas time? I swear I thought I heard Jingle Bells at the very end.

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Bailar al ritmo de Lionel es la gloria.....

This should of been the end of the series 😢

Of course it makes you think of the best love that you had and how far behind it’s left you

This show made me vomit. All that saccharine rammed down my throat...ugh. I should be glad I only puked instead of getting diabetus.

The year on the show in which it ended, I believe was 1966....About 1 year before my birth (i'm 57 upon writing this).(the last show actually aired in 1984 (I was 17 years old at the time)).

The only regret he should have is growing that mustache

Howard Cunningham reminds me of me everytime my son leaves for college. He has one more year and one day he is going to pack up and go out on his own. I doubt I will be prepared for that either🥲.

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Its so clear to see in this emotional goodbye episode its just Real love real friends and brothers forever this scence is certainly not fake acting scence but true life love and forever care for each other ❤❤ 😢😢

This is pretty bad, actually. Geesh!

Where's Chuck Cunningham!!!.. we ain't seen him since the very 1st episode of the 1st season 🤷🏿

As sad as this scene is, it's even sadder seeing Erin Moran knowing how things ended with her.

Thats the way it is wgen people work on a tv for a length of time. You get close to the people you work with and it sucks when the show comes to an end

The American culture and people are pathetic. You must to learn about the British style the British life 🇬🇧

Thanks for sharing , This should be played in schools all over the world.

A sad goodbye. 😢😢

To bad Garry Marshall sold out to the suits at ABC and Paramount and changed his nice little sit-com about a mid-western family's teenage son growing up in the 1950s. He allowed it to become Borscht Belt humor, with the focus on an auto mechanic who became a Superman type character. The Happy Days Purist Society only acknowledges Seasons 1 & 2 of Happy Days. The remaining seasons are not Happy Days rather they should be called, "The Fonzie Show".

Happy Days got so bad after season 3. It continued to get more surreal as the seasons passed. Alien Mork, ghosts, Angels, the devil's son melvin and of course the 70/80's aesthetics that were in a show set in the late 50's to mid 60's. 😂

Good shit

The 70s will never be the same! 😢

Fill it in for $1 Billion dollars.😂

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How I miss 😢 these family oriented shows 😢 that tug at your heart

This is when the show should have ended it just became worse year after year

While fictional, it represents an America that doesn't exist anymore, a time to remember with yearning for what will never return

God, this show was HORRIBLE the last 4 years…Nobody dressed like it was the 60’s. The acting and dialogue was cringeworthy.

Can't believe Chuck couldn't find the effort to show up

Since the first time they met they was best friends just didn't know it

Filmed live in front of a studio audience...a pivotal moment in the show along with Jumping the Shark..but this moment was a tear jerker then and it still is today. They both continue success today in the industry...

Howard was a great dad

His moustache jumped his lip and Fonzie jumped the shark

Classic

Richie never said goodbye to Chuck

'Nick at Night' and 'T.V Land'are the reasons I ever was able to see these shows. Mom definately encouraged us to watch Happy Days and I never faulted her for it,and loved having that moment with her rewatching it with me, if she was folding clothes or doing crafts at the coffee table. A lot of strong messages that still need to used as common sense today. <3

What a great send off by a brilliant tv show.

When I watch this I feel like there may be a script, but there was no acting- very genuine and truly heartfelt. ❤