The gloves are officially off when Richie returns to Milwaukee and baffles his friends and family by declaring his desire to become a Hollywood scriptwriter. It all culminates with... well, you saw the title. Join Peter and Joe as they review "Welcome Home (Parts 1 & 2)."

How do you compete with The A-Team when you're in your eleventh season? With flesh and plenty of it! Join Peter and Joe as they review the fleshiest, sweatiest episode of Happy Days ever -- "Where the Guys Are."

I don't know, you guys. Joanie and Chachi are breaking up or something. It's a big old mess. Even Fonzie can't help, and that dude is, like, magic or something. Join Peter and Joe as they review "The Ballad of Joanie and Chachi."

It's Season 11, the last one Happy Days will ever have, and Fonzie has to prove himself by riding up [TRIGGER WARNING] Hill. Oh, and the theme song is different now. Peter and Joe will tell you all about it when they review "Because It's There."

This week, Happy Days ends Season 10 the only way it can: with a story about Jenny Piccalo! Join Peter and Joe as they review "Affairs of the Heart" and share their picks for the best episodes of S10!

Welp, Joanie Loves Chachi was a flop, so Joanie and Chachi are back on Happy Days. Peter and Joe tell you all about it when they review Season 10's "Turn Around... And You're Home."

Before there was Charles in Charge, there was Fonzie in charge! Yep, our favorite mechanic babysits Heather in the season 10 classic, "Babysitting." TRIGGER WARNING: Shirley Temple DVD commercial.

If you were waiting for the other Bosom Buddy to appear on Happy Days, your wait is over! This week, Peter and Joe review "May the Best Man Win" in which Peter Scolari drops by Milwaukee. Join us!

It's high-flying fun when Fonzie and Roger crash their plane in the mountains of Wisconsin. You know, those mountains that Wisconsin has. Do they resort to cannibalism? Find out when Peter and Joe review "Wild Blue Yonder."

Ten-HUT! Fonzie, Potsie, and Roger find themselves in the Army Reserves this week, and their drill sergeant is someone you'll definitely remember from past episodes. Military madness abounds as Peter and Joe review "I'm Not at Liberty" from Season 10.