Best eps of Happy Days, Three's Company, All in the Family, Mork?

Maybe a bit greedy for one topic, but any fav episodes from these four shows? Happy Days, Three's Company, All in the Family, Mork and Mindy?

I'm doing a bit of a custom TV station rotation skipping around seasons of some sitcoms I haven't been into before. There are other ones where I watch the whole thing (Cheers etc), but sometimes it's cool to get a taste of a whole run instead of just seeing season 1. Plus these could get me into it. Any fav episodes to check out?

I'll say for me Happy Days s4e8 "They Shoot Fonzies, Don't They" is one of my favs. Also Laverne & Shirley is only not on this topic because that one completely hooked me already!

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Latter_Feeling2656

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"A Date with Fonzie" which introduces the Laverne and Shirley characters, is probably the funniest episode of Happy Days.

Funny All in the Family: "Archie and the Quiz," "Archie Eats and Runs," "Archie's Chair."

spiderland5150

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Three's Company 'Up in the Air'. Amazing episode!

Jimbro34

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My favorite Three’s Company episode is that one where there is some kind of misunderstanding.

whiporee123

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I love that one, too!. Where Mr. Roper makes a comment about Jack being gay and then turns to the camera? Classic episode!

menasor36

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I’ve seen that one.

Reallyroundthefamily

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r/unexpectedfriends

RavenLunatyk

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My favorite is fatty four eyes. Drunk Jack trying to tell Larry not to get married is hilarious.

AuburnFaninGa

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Happy Days: The Cunningham Caper (with Herb Edelman - Stan from The Golden Girls - as the burglar). S2 E14

jfq722

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Where they feed him.pizza under the door ;)

AuburnFaninGa

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Hey, Hey…Mr. Burgler!

jfq722

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Haven't seen that in forever, but it has to be Potsie ;)

Majestic-Selection22

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The Happy Days episode with the quarters. Put the quarter on your elbow and catch them in your hand. The next day at school, there were quarters flying everywhere. For some reason, that stands out in my mind.

Steelerswonsix

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That episode doesn’t stick out in my mind, but it was buried deep I. There, because I very much remember a schoolyard full of kids stacking and catching coins and lunch tokens on their elbow.

Good call.

DrDeezer64

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“All in the Family,” when Archie locks himself in the basement and nobody else is home. He gets drunk and begins to recite his “last will and tentacle” into a tape recorder

Actual-Answer-1980

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Best episode of Happy days, is one with Chuck Cunningham

godspilla98

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Jacks twin The Bunkers get robbed with Cleavon Little and Demond Wilson The Birth of his son Fonzi jumps the shark

Steelerswonsix

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Happy days- basketball episode Threes company- Jack caters Chrissy’s party All in the Family- “I can’t beat three nuns in a station wagon.” Mork- Never really liked

More-Adeptness-5523

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AITF’s best is the pilot.

fbird1988

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Haven't seen Three's Company recently enough to really remember, though John Ritter was an amazing physical comedian.

New liked Mork. I was a Happy Days fan back then but no one episode stands out in my mind.

but with "All In The Family" there's a lot. My personal favorite is probably when a computer declared Archie to be dead. Edith was getting calls about selling the house because "a lot of widows do that." It was funny. At one point, Archie grabbed the phone off of her and said, "This is Archie Bunker calling you from the grave. Wish you were here." In the same episode, Edith keeps receiving quarters from a prune company because she sent in a label. She was supposed to receive one quarter, but due to a computer error, they keep sending her more and more, much to her dismay and Archie's delight.

FBS351

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It's been a long time since I saw them, but I thought the scenes between Jonathan Winters and Robin Williams in the final season of M&M were hilarious at the time. I do seem to be in the minority on that though.

UpDog1966

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Richie gets drunk..

whiporee123

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I don't think there area ny great episodes of any of them. They all ran at about the same temperature, set up, gags, reconciliation, happy ending. some had better jokes than others, but none of them were actually what you'd consider "good."

Fonzie Loves Pinkie, maybe? Or the Happy Days after Richie comes back from the army a man and then leaves to be a screenwriter? But none of them were great, even to the level of what followed.

fbird1988

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Really? Three's Company and Mork were pretty low-brow stuff, but often funny.

All In The Family was one of the most award-winning comedies of all time.

Plenty-Chemistry-493

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Archie vs George Jefferson. I wish Archie an fres Sanford could have met.