Ep 16. Cruisin'

In the Happy Days season 2 episode 16 titled "Cruisin'", the Fonz and Richie find themselves in a pickle when a loan shark threatens to repossess Fonzie's beloved motorcycle. To pay off his debt, Fonzie gets a job delivering pizzas for Al's Drive-In, which gives him the opportunity to enter a drag race with his bike. Meanwhile, Richie and Potsie decide to go on a double date with two girls they met at Arnold's, but they soon realize that their dates have ulterior motives when they insist on going cruising in Richie's car.

As Fonzie prepares for the race, he enlists Richie's help in souping up his motorcycle. Despite lacking experience in mechanics and racing, Richie is determined to help his friend win the prize money and save his bike. However, their efforts are threatened by a rival biker named "Killer" who accuses Fonzie of cheating by using a modified engine. To settle the dispute, the drag race is moved to a neutral location outside of town.

Meanwhile, Richie and Potsie's double date takes an unexpected turn when their dates insist on going to a secluded makeout spot instead of cruising. Richie and Potsie are hesitant but eventually agree, only to find themselves in a dangerous situation when their dates attempt to steal Richie's car. With nowhere to turn, Richie and Potsie must rely on their wits and resourcefulness to escape the situation and save their car.

Back at the drag race, tension is high as Fonzie and Killer gear up for the final showdown. The race is neck-and-neck, with both bikers pushing their machines to the limit. In the end, Fonzie is declared the winner, but not without serious damage to his motorcycle. While the prize money is enough to pay off Fonzie's debt, he decides to donate a portion of it to a local charity.

As the episode comes to a close, Richie and Potsie return to Arnold's with their harrowing tale. Fonzie shows off his repaired motorcycle and reflects on the thrill of the race. The gang gathers around to celebrate their victories, both big and small, knowing that they'll always have each other's backs.

Overall, "Cruisin'" is an action-packed episode that showcases the bonds of friendship, the importance of honesty and integrity, and the thrill of the open road. With its mix of comedy and drama, it's a timeless classic that captures the spirit of the 1950s and the essence of Happy Days.