Why Don Most's Ralph Malph Left Happy Days
Don Most appeared on the first seven seasons of Happy Days as Ralph Malph, but left the season before season 8. Here's why.
Read MoreDon Most appeared on the first seven seasons of Happy Days as Ralph Malph, but left the season before season 8. Here's why.
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