I'm not gonna stand here and listen to this below me. He won't know him. He doesn supernatural baloney to me.

Supernatural.

Perhaps.

Maloney, perhaps not.

Hello and welcome. You're tuned in to another edition of the Best in Paranormal Talk Radio.

I'm your host Dave Schrader.

And today, kids, we get a fun day ahead of us.

I get a chance to marry a few of my passions.

We get to talk about the paranormal.

We get to talk pop culture.

And joining us today on the show. It's a real treat to have

with us, Anson Williams. You remember him as Potsie Weber on TV's Happy Days. He's here to talk with us about his career on Happy Days, some of the interesting paranormal aspects of his life. Thank you so much for joining us. Well, thanks so much for having me on. It's a great pleasure. I've had a chance to talk with you a couple times off air.

What a fascinating life.

I mean, geez, to be a part of a show that is so deeply

rooted in pop culture and that people have such fond memories of i mean there are great shows that

have stood the test of time but a lot of them feel dated and worn when you watch them now. Happy days really still

has that same kind of wonder and delight, even my children, which I've got to span between the

age of 5 to 30 at this point and 34. You're like me. You're like me. And we've got a big family,

but it's a fun family show. It's funny. It's charming. It's a great product. But you were telling me

before that that wasn't the first incarnation of Happy Days. It actually had tried to start off

or boot up at one point and didn't make it. What happened with that? Well, a year before,

they had a pilot, but this particular pilot, Fonzie wasn't created, Ralphie wasn't created.

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