Henry Winkler explains why FBI showed up at his home: 'You do not smell what you think you're smelling'
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During the "SmartLess" podcast, Henry Winkler revealed the comical reason the FBI unexpectedly showed up at his home. His sitcom, "Happy Days," aired from 1974 to 1984.
"So, I'm sitting in my apartment," the star began. "I have a Victrola because everything was vinyl. I went to Tower Records on Sunset Boulevard. I bought Dan Fogelberg, and I was listening to Dan Fogelberg on my rented Victrola. The door knocks. Stephanie Nolasco covers entertainment at Foxnews.com.
"I get up," said Winkler. "There are three men with badges. And I said, ‘Oh no, you do not smell what you think you're smelling. Oh my God.’ And they said, ‘We're with the FBI.’"
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