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Happy Days

You Go to My Head

Season 2, Episode 4, Aired Oct 01, 1974

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Richie finds that he has a problem asking girls out. He reads a book about abnormal psychology and begins to think that there's something really wrong with him, so he seeks the help of a psychiatrist.

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Ivor Francis

Dr. Castle
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Christina Hart

Carole
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Cathey Paine

Girl

Ron Howard

Richard J. Cunningham
Marion Ross

Marion Kelp Cunningham
Anson Williams

Warren "Potsie" Weber
Henry Winkler

Arthur Herbert "Fonzie" Fonzarelli
Donny Most

Ralph Malph
Tom Bosley

Howard C. Cunningham

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Richie decides that he needs professional help when he keeps having trouble with girls.

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By Lady_Lancaster, Jan 16, 2011

Richie just can't seem to get it right when it comes to catching the girls he's interested in. He tries everything to make them interested in them including doing a truly terrible impersonation of James Dean which, inside of making girls admire him, earns him an unhealthy dose of ridicule.

When he is given a book on abnormal psychology to read by a girl who clearly thinks he has problems, Richie reads it and begins to think that the book points to a plethora of abnormalities in his personality, with the result that he consults a psychiatrist, Dr. Ed Castle (Ivor Francis) to see if he can be 'cured'.

A funny episode with plenty of laughs and a few lessons to be learned about how NOT to impress girls as well!moreless
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Richie tries several things to get the attention of a girl in his class. After doing a poor James Dean impersonation at her bus stop she give Richie a book on Abnomal Psyhology which concludes is his problem. Before he goes too far it's Thmoreless

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By kidkanvas, Mar 07, 2006

One my favorite episodes, Richie shows his how confusing teenage years can be. He starts out trying to get attention of a girl and later finds out he has deep issues with growing up.

The two stand-out scenes are:
1) Richie and Ralph exchanges. Especially, when Ralph reveals his real thoughts of The Fonz. (Ralph: "Take Fonzie... super cool Fonzie... Him with his 'AAAAAY!' ...That's a little sicko when you get down to it!")

2) Richie talking to himself.

In this episode also the first time we get the ideal Ralph is a little cowdardly... he reveals he sleep with the lights on.

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- Ralph: I really dig intellectual girls, especially that one. I love the way her mind fills her sweater.
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- Marion: No one on my side of the family ever went to a psychiatrist. Howard: Well, my side of the family is perfectly normal, Marion. I mean, they don't even have to read Dear Abby. Marion: What about your Aunt Louise who lives in a bomb shelter? Howard: When the big one drops, who'll be crazy then?
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- Ralph: What are you doing in the closet? Richie: Reading a book. Ralph: In the closet? Must be Kiss Me Deadly. Kiss Me Deadly was the sixth novel by Mickey Spillane, published in 1952. Spillane's violent mystery stories were deemed rather scandalous in the conservative 1950s.
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