This may come as a shocker, but it’s been nearly 52 years since Happy Days premiered on ABC. The show followed the lives of squeaky-clean Richie Cunningham, his rebel pal Aruther “Fonzie” Fonzarelli, and buddies like Potsie Weber and Ralph Malph. While it aired from 1974 to 1984, the show took place in the 1950s and 1960s. The show took place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and depicted life for an average midwestern family in the prime of their lives. After the show went off the air, the Happy Days characters became a part of television history, but the actors who played them remain lifelong friends. “Happy Days” Made Friends Forever Anson Williams, who played Potsie on Happy Days, shared a photo with friends Don Most and Henry Winkler, who played Ralph and Fonzie. The three men beamed in the photo, and it’s not hard to see their true love for each other. Anson wanted Happy Days fans to see how much his friends mean to him more than 40 years after the show wrapped. “Three Amigos Together Again! Truly Happy Days!” Anson Williams wrote on Facebook. Fans immediately chimed in their excitement seeing the men back together and reminisced about the show. “I liked the episode where Ralph Malph crashed into Fonzies Motorcycle and tried to keep it quiet. Fonzie did his own investigation to find the culprit and went crazy when he found out it was Ralph Malph that did it,” someone wrote. Another person had many ideas for a reunion. “I would love to see a reunion show. They’re all married with kids and grandkids. Fonzie still has the leather jacket. Richie is still fighting with his parents. The Malachi Brothers still wanna kick Ralph and Pozzi‘s ass. Oh, the amount of ideas lol,” they wrote. Seeing Anson, Don, and Henry makes us smile. Happy Days was one of those shows that seemed like real life, and we love that these men remain such great friends. This story’s featured image is by Stephen Shugerman/Getty Images.