Season 11 (1983/84)
| Episode # | Air date | Title | Written by | Directed by | Overview |
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| 230 | September 27, 1983 | "Because It's There" | William Bickley & Michael Warren | Jerry Paris | Fonzie realizes he never accomplished a goal he set for himself as a child, and begins to lose his edge. Only after a pep talk from Chachi does he regain his confidence and set out to attain his dangerous goal once again.
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| 231 | October 4, 1983 | "The Ballad of Joanie and Chachi" | Richard Gurman | Jerry Paris | Chachi resents Joanie's busy college life and wants to settle down. Joanie decides that the pair won't be able to resolve their differences. |
| 232 | October 18, 1983 | "Where the Guys Are" | Nancy Steen & Neil Thompson | Jerry Paris | Roger, Potsie and Chachi trick Fonzie into going to a singles resort to help him get over his breakup with Ashley.
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| 233 | October 25, 1983 | "Welcome Home" (Part 1) | Fred Fox Jr. & Brian Levant | Jerry Paris | Richie and Ralph return, but after life in the Army they are unhappy about going back to their old lives.
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| 234 | November 1, 1983 | "Welcome Home" (Part 2) | Fred Fox Jr. & Brian Levant | Jerry Paris | Fonzie encourages Richie to follow his dreams, and he leaves for Hollywood. |
| 235 | November 8, 1983 | "Glove Story" | Fred Fox Jr. & Rich Correll | Jerry Paris | Tired of Fonzie treating him as a kid, Chachi enters a boxing tournament to try to earn some respect. But when Chachi breaks his hand practicing, he tries to keep it a secret. |
| 236 | November 22, 1983 | "Vocational Education" | Brian Levant | Jerry Paris | Roger and Fonzie are hired as the new administrative team at George S. Patton Vocational High School, a school notorious for disciplinary problems. Their plans to reform the school are easier said than done.
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| 237 | December 6, 1983 | "Arthur, Arthur" | Marc Flanagan & Craig Heller | Jerry Paris | Fonzie learns he has a long-lost brother (Michael Holden), who comes to Milwaukee with bad news. |
| 238 | December 13, 1983 | "You Get What You Pay For" | John B. Collins | Jerry Paris | When Howard is constantly forced out of the bathroom by the household's other inhabitants, he decides to build a second bathroom. He hires Fonzie as the contractor and the students of Patton High to do the work. Howard comes to realize that it was a big mistake. |
| 239 | January 10, 1984 | "Kiss Me, Teach" | Fred Fox Jr. | Jerry Paris | Joanie's gets her first teaching job at the infamous Patton High School. Her pride gets in the way of her reasoning when she refuses to heed Chachi's advice. Joanie gets in way over her head when a student devices a plan to show his feelings for his teacher, whether Joanie likes it or not. |
| 240 | January 17, 1984 | "The People vs. The Fonz" | Richard Gurman | Jerry Paris | Fonzie allegedly strikes a student who is bullying another student. With Roger's help, he has to defend his actions at a school-board hearing. |
| 241 | January 24, 1984 | "Like Mother, Like Daughter" | Robert Pekurny | Jerry Paris | Howard gets jealous when Marion's old flame (Lyle Waggoner) comes for a visit, but gets really upset when he dates Joanie. |
| 242 | January 31, 1984 | "Social Studies" | Paula A. Roth | Jerry Paris | With Joanie and Chachi officially broken up, Chachi starts to doubt his ability to ask girls out. The Fonz tries to help, telling him he has "Fonzarelli Power." |
| 243 | April 24, 1984 | "The Spirit Is Willing" | Larry Strawther | Jerry Paris | Fonzie wishes things could be the way they were back in the '50s when he was younger. He meets a young woman, who happens to be a ghost, named Nancy Haley. But finds out from a resident that Nancy was a ghost and her family moved after she was killed in a car accident.
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| 244 | May 1, 1984 | "Fonzie Moves Out" | Nancy Churnin | Jerry Paris | When it appears the Cunninghams are planning to sell their home (so Howard can accept a job as vice president of a hardware store chain based in New York state), Fonzie may have to leave, too. Fonzie eventually gets his own apartment and adjusts to his new life. |
| 245 | May 8, 1984 | "Passages" | Neil Thompson & Nancy Steen William Bickley & Michael Warren Brian Levant & Fred Fox Jr. |
Jerry Paris | Joanie and Chachi realize that they were meant for each other. Meanwhile, Fonzie becomes a Big Brother to a young orphan named Danny (Danny Ponce), and decides to adopt him; however, Fonzie's dream may be derailed when he finds out about regulations prohibiting single parents from adopting. He adopts Danny on the day of Joanie's wedding
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| 246 | June 28, 1984 | "So How Was Your Weekend?" | Paula A. Roth | Jerry Paris | Marion and Joanie spend a weekend with Marion's mother. |
| 247 | July 5, 1984 | "Low Notes" | Al Aidekman | Jerry Paris | Chachi gets a job as a ballroom dancing instructor. |
| 248 | July 12, 1984 | "School Dazed" | Roger Garrett | Jerry Paris | Joanie tries to help one of her students who has a problem with drugs. |
| 249 | July 19, 1984 | "Good News, Bad News" | William Bickley & Michael Warren | Jerry Paris | Chachi falls apart when he learns that he has diabetes. |
| 250 | September 24, 1984 | "Fonzie's Spots" | Nancy Churnin | Jerry Paris | Howard recruits new members for the Leopard Lodge. |
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