Scott Baio had his number 1 major role when Fonzie's hard full cousin, Charles 'Chachi' Arcola, at Xvi on the so already popular television show Happy Days. Around 1982 he starred in the spin-off of Happy Days entitled Joanie Loves Chachi, which lasted only a single year. That equivalent month he appeared paired new Charles in Charge costar Willie Aames in the film Zapped!, the story of the son world health organization obtains telekinesis and subsequently utilizes it to "zap" a wear hit of attractive females.

Baio manufactured his foremost album for RCA in 1982, self titled, it featured songs including "What was in that Kiss," "How Do You Talk to Girls," & "Wanted for Love." He freed another album for RCA entitled The Boys Are Out Tonight. He was the teen idol featured in teen magazines, often by having there are no shirt in.

Within 1984, after Happy Times ended, Baio starred as a nanny in Charles in Charge, a indicate which lasted until 1990.

Since a prevent of Charles within Charge, Baio has appeared around more, short-ephemeral sitcoms, including Baby Talk (1991) and Rewind, which was picked higher per Fox network in 1998 but was canceled before any episodes aired.

He likewise starred in the independent films Super Mean Men (which he co-produced), Face To Face (the.k.the. Italian Ties) (for which he served when co-scriptwriter), & A Bread, The Sweet (the.k.the. The Wedding For Bella). This go picture show won many top prizes at various regional film festivals, including Ternary Better Actor awards for Baio in the Atlantic City, Kansas City Midway To Hollywood & San Diego International Film Festivals. (This page is provided courtesy of The Arcolytes.)

Around 1997, it was rumored that he had died around the car accident, however this was proven traitorously. A source of the rumour is unknown.

He has dated Erin Moran, Pamela Anderson, Erika Eleniak, Nicole Eggert, Natalie Raitano, Nicolette Sheridan, Brooke Shields, and Heather Locklear. His profits sustaining women led to his induction into The Man Show Hall of Fame on July 21, 1999.

He joined Arrested Development for the Fox sitcom's third year around fall 2005 as the Bluth personal attorney, Bob Loblaw (thus known as because it sounds prefer "blah blah blah" whenever spoken). He took all over a role when attorney from either his previous Happy Times co-star Henry Winkler ("The Fonz").

Unlike several of his fellow actors within Hollywood, Baio occurs as super conservative Republican. He is (or even was) the member of Young Americans for Freedom.