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In this episode, the group races to Skull Rock in order to save Henry (Jared S. Gilmore) from Peter Pan , who plans to harness immortality by taking Henry's heart. Meanwhile, a young Rumpelstiltskin (Wyatt Oleff) and his scheming father Malcolm ( Stephen Lord ) make their way to Neverland, which soon becomes a life-altering journey for both of ...
The move is the result of Henry's purchase of a 49% stake in the town's weekly newspaper, The Marin Bugler, where he becomes its editor and publisher. But the paper's widowed majority owner Hope Stinson, is not too keen on Henry's ideas to make changes at the paper, finding him wanting to back out of the deal.
Henry is a conservative cartoonist who authors a comic strip called Cosmic Cow with a hand-puppet version of "Cosmic Cow." Muriel is a freelance photographer. They have two adult daughters, Jackie and Sara. Additional characters include Sara's friend, Monroe Ficus, and Henry's boss, Arthur Wainwright, who was head of Wainwright Publishing.
According to Winkler, his dad, Harry, is the one that set Fonzie's shark-jump in motion. "My father kept telling me to tell [ Happy Days creator] Garry Marshall that I waterskied," the 77-year-old ...
Henry Winkler, an entertainment fixture since he was on Happy Days in the 1970s, who's maintained relevance over the decades in buzzy projects such as Scream, the catalog of Adam Sandler, Arrested ...
Ayyyyyyy, look who reunited at this year’s Emmys! Happy Days alumni Henry Winkler and Ron Howard took the stage during the awards ceremony Sunday, giving fans of the ABC sitcom a glimpse of the ...
As Emma, Neal, and Regina try to keep Henry (Jared S. Gilmore) alive after a brutal attack by Peter Pan via a scar that was cut from Emma's sword, Regina tries to get Emma to understand that Henry may call them both ‘Mom,’ but Emma has more in her life to lean on, while Regina has only Henry. They realize that Pan will only be defeated if ...
With slicked-back hair, leather jacket and signature "Ayyy," Henry Winkler captivated a generation of TV viewers as Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli, a.k.a Fonzie, a James-Dean tough guy with a heart of ...