From left: Scott Baio and Garry Marshall

(The Hollywood Reporter) – Happy Days fans are in for a treat: Legendary TV creator/actor/producer Garry Marshall guest stars in Scott Baio’s new Nick at 
Nite series, See Dad Run, on Sunday night.

In the episode, airing at 8 p.m., sitcom star-turned-stay-at-home father David’s
(Baio) TV dad, Bernie (Marshall) visits, but the reunion sours when he runs off
and leaves his new baby. David must convince Bernie that being a real dad will
be his best role. 

Baio and Marshall say they’ve kept in touch over the years since Happy Days
ended its 10-year run in 1984. And when the writers were working on this episode,
in the need arose to cast Baio’s TV dad, the actor says Marshall was one of the
names brought up.

The first edition (above) featured a cover piece about the film 
‘How I Won The War’, starring the Beatle John Lennon.

Rolling Stone magazine began as a music magazine that embraced the
hippie culture of the 1960s. It was founded in San Francisco, California,
by Jann Wenner – who is still the magazine’s chief editor – and music
critic, Ralph J. Gleason.

Jann Simon Wenner

Ralph J. Gleason

Wenner turned 67 on January 7

The Buck Rogers radio show was the first science fiction program on radio. It
was broadcast four times weekly, Monday to Thursday evenings on the CBS
network. It soon gained a listening audience of 58,000 on over 23 stations all
over the country. The program aired for 15 years until 1947. Storylines were
similar to the comic strip with Buck finding himself in the 25th Century. Actors
Matt Crowley, Curtis Arnall, Carl Frank and John Larkin all voiced the lead
role at various times.

The radio series was produced and directed by Carlo De Angelo and later
by Jack Johnstone who later stated that the sound of the rockets was done
by using an air-conditioning vent.

 
Initial Buck Rogers, Matt Crowley

Buck Rogers cast: Adele Ronson as Wilma Deering, Edgar Stehli
as scientist-inventor Dr. Huer and Curtis Arnali portraying Buck
Rogers. 

#1

 
May 28-June 3, 1966 issue

 
Sally Margaret Field

Sally Field was ABC- TV’s Gidget (1965-1966). She won several Best 
“Lincoln” (2012).

Sally was a High School cheerleader in Van Nuys, California before
starring as Gidget.

Sally Field portraying Mary Todd Lincoln