Reliving Happy Days

  Al reluctantly fires the band for irresponsibility, so Uncle Rico gets them a gig at an Irish-themed pub.  The wardrobes look more anachronistic than ever.  I'm going with C+ again. Note that Bill Kirchenbauer (the future Coach Lubbock) makes a brief appearance as Phil, not as memorable as when he'd guested on Mork & Mindy, but still nice to see.

Apparently Suki has moved out and Joanie is living alone at the moment.  But when she and Chachi fall asleep in front of the television, and then Howard calls, Chachi answers, and farce and drama ensue.  I was actually leaning towards a B- but the thing with Bingo's airhead friend was as unfunny as Bingo.  So C+. Notes: Somehow Richie, Jr. is now nine months old, even though he had his first birthday over the summer and  he was possibly born in November of 1962. Richie and his family are now in California.  Remember that for when we get back to him on  HD. Neil Rosen and George Tricker would co-write one more episode.