White_Daisy
11-16-2002, 09:47 PM
I was hunting through school junk when I found this huge packet entitled "Happy Days script." Many many moons ago when I was a wee little child (okay...when I was 13), I had written a script for a creative writing class. Our crazy healthnut teacher had wanted us to write an episode of our favorite tv show and I had written a reunion Happy Days special. Well in my script....
Fonzie had moved somewhere else with his son but had come back to Milwaukee cause he wanted to see the gang and get some advice (cause his son wanted to go to prep school). Well, it's the seventies and when Fonzie comes back to Arnold's, it has become a drug haven! Shocker! Some kids actually make fun of Fonzie for his strange attire (gasp). One of the kids is none other than Little Richie who wants to be known as Ricky. Ricky's got attitude problems and screws up big time when he takes Louisa (Joanie and Chachi's kid) with him to Arnold's where she sees kids smoking a joint. Well, after his showdown with Fonzie, Ricky manages to convince Fonz that he's a nothing, a has-been that never-was. Fonzie, furious and humilated, wants to go home. Richie, Potsie and Ralph come up with a plan to have a fifties party to bring back the old times and bond the old generation with the new. Especially cause Richie's having probs with his son. But they have to force Fonzie back from the airport, so they send Ralph. The only way Ralph thinks of is to break one of Fonzie's prize posessions and runs away knowing Fonzie will follow. Once at Arnold's, Fonzie is locked in the bathroom to prevent his escaping. When he is finally let out, the party is going on. Ricky and his friends enter as a video airs showing a lot of people saying they love Fonzie. Most moving is Richie's speech when he breaks down. Ricky and Fonzie have a confrontation and Ricky declares that it was the fact that everyone compared to him to his father which was pissing him off. Soon, everyone's happy and Mr. and Mrs. C come back from retirement to visit. Hee hee.
It has loads of fifties/seventies stuff. BTW, i got a 97 on it. My only mistakes were grammer errors.
Fonzie had moved somewhere else with his son but had come back to Milwaukee cause he wanted to see the gang and get some advice (cause his son wanted to go to prep school). Well, it's the seventies and when Fonzie comes back to Arnold's, it has become a drug haven! Shocker! Some kids actually make fun of Fonzie for his strange attire (gasp). One of the kids is none other than Little Richie who wants to be known as Ricky. Ricky's got attitude problems and screws up big time when he takes Louisa (Joanie and Chachi's kid) with him to Arnold's where she sees kids smoking a joint. Well, after his showdown with Fonzie, Ricky manages to convince Fonz that he's a nothing, a has-been that never-was. Fonzie, furious and humilated, wants to go home. Richie, Potsie and Ralph come up with a plan to have a fifties party to bring back the old times and bond the old generation with the new. Especially cause Richie's having probs with his son. But they have to force Fonzie back from the airport, so they send Ralph. The only way Ralph thinks of is to break one of Fonzie's prize posessions and runs away knowing Fonzie will follow. Once at Arnold's, Fonzie is locked in the bathroom to prevent his escaping. When he is finally let out, the party is going on. Ricky and his friends enter as a video airs showing a lot of people saying they love Fonzie. Most moving is Richie's speech when he breaks down. Ricky and Fonzie have a confrontation and Ricky declares that it was the fact that everyone compared to him to his father which was pissing him off. Soon, everyone's happy and Mr. and Mrs. C come back from retirement to visit. Hee hee.
It has loads of fifties/seventies stuff. BTW, i got a 97 on it. My only mistakes were grammer errors.