Show Notes
Henry Winkler talks to his longtime friend Ted Danson about the first time he used the Fonz to get out of a jam, why he grew up feeling like a failure, producing shows like “MacGyver,” his experience with Hopi culture, his pivot to children’s author, the time he pissed off Anne Bancroft, and much more.
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