In a TikTok video posted by It’s Rec Time Media, Media, Winkler, who played Fonzie on the ABCsitcom, recalled the first time he met Williams in the late 1970s.
Winkler then began to act as Williams did, dancing and making noises in a high-pitched voice. He also shared the quick realization he made after five seasons as the star of Happy Days.
Williams appeared in two Happy Days episodes between 1978 and 1979: “My Favorite Orkan” and “Mork Returns.” He went on to star in the Happy Days spinoff Mork and Mindy for four seasons, from 1978 to 1982.
“So our scripts were 54 pages long,” Winkler said of the Happy Days dialogue. “His, on his set, they were 30 pages long. Because it said: ‘Robin will say something here.’”
“A young, very shy, very quiet man comes with the casting director,” he recalled of the beloved actor, who died in 2014. “Then this human being picked up the script. When he opened his mouth, it was like a volcano went off on stage 19 at Paramount.”
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