Erin Moran TV Schedule
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Erin Moran on TV This Week
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Mon 27
Happy Days: Just a Piccalo — Erin Moran
Jenny is required to steal a park statue as a club initiation.
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Tue 28
Happy Days: No Thank You — Erin Moran
A new teacher stuns Fonzie with a polite-but-firm rejection.
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Wed 29
Happy Days: Baby, It's Cold Inside — Erin Moran
Joanie is left holding the baby when everyone leaves for the weekend.
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Thu 30
Happy Days: Hello, Tough Guy — Erin Moran
Chachi tries to transform Eugene from wimp to he-man.
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Fri 31
Happy Days: To Beanie or Not to Beanie — Erin Moran
Joanie surprises her father with her choice of university.
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Filmography
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Biography
About Erin Moran
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Fans of the long-running sitcom Happy Days will remember dark-haired, blue-eyed Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham, the feisty little sister of lead character Richie. A native of Los Angeles, the youngest of six children, Moran was age six when she did her first television commercial. Her first acting experience came from a supporting role on the outdoor adventure series Daktari (1968-1969).
She next had a regular part in The Don Rickles Show (1972). During her early career, Moran frequently guest starred on other series, including The Courtship of Eddie's Father and Family Affair. Moran made her feature-film debut in 80 Steps to Jonah (1969).
She would only appear a few more times in films. In 1982, she and Happy Days co-star Scott Baio left the show to star in the short-lived spin-off Joanie Loves Chachi. Following the new show's swift cancellation, Moran returned to the original show for its final year.
After that, her television career consisted of the occasional guest appearance on other series, including Murder, She Wrote. She mostly retired from acting by the mid-1980s. Moran died in 2017, at age 56.