Mork & Mindy (1978 - 1982)

Mork & Mindy

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Release Date: 1978

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Series Info

The smash spin-off from a `Happy Days' episode about a wacky alien from the planet Ork and the sweet-natured woman who teaches him how to adapt on planet Earth. When the show launched in September 1978, it became an instant hit with its mix of frenetic comedy, sci-fi slapstick and a star-in-waiting (master of improv Robin Williams) in the lead. Multiple cast and time-slot changes---not to mention bizarre storylines like Jonathan Winters playing Mork's baby---ultimately alienated fans.

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Seasons

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1981, ABC, 22 episodes

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1980, ABC, 21 episodes

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1979, ABC, 24 episodes

90%
Critics Consensus: Mork & Mindy's extraterrestrial farce proves to be pleasantly daffy, grounded by star Pam Dawber's chemistry with the irrepressibly funny Robin Williams.

1978, ABC, 24 episodes

Cast

Robin Williams
as Mork
Pam Dawber
as Mindy Beth McConnell
Conrad Janis
as Frederick McConnell
Elizabeth Kerr
as Cora Hudson
Jeffrey Jacquet
as Eugene
Tom Poston
as Franklin Delano Bickley
Jay Thomas
as Remo DaVinci
Gina Hecht
as Jean DaVinci
Jim Staahl
as Nelson Flavor
Robert Donner
as Exidor
Crissy Wilzak
as Glenda Faye `Crissy' Comstock
Foster Brooks
as Miles Sternhagen
Jonathan Winters
as Mearth
Ralph James
as Orson
David Letterman
as Ellsworth
Joseph Regalbuto
as Kal
Pat Cranshaw
as Man
Maureen Arthur
as Zelka
George Pentecost
as Herman
Morgan Fairchild
as Susan
Dick Yarmy
as Psychiatrist
Tracy Austin
as Tracy Austin
Tom Kindle
as Rick
Bill Kirchenbauer
as T.N.T.
Georgia Engel
as Meter Maid
Shelley Fabares
as Cathy
Susan Lawrence
as Sally
Dan Barrows
as Dittman
James Staley
as Stu
Harvey Lembeck
as Ovits
Ronald Welch
as Pevee Clone One
Corey Feldman
as Billy
John Larroquette
as Baba Hope
Robin Strand
as Steve
Samantha Harper
as Lady No. 1
Mark Fenske
as Tom
Terrence McNally
as Man No. 1
Scott Marshall
as Scott
Will Porter
as Sleazy
Anita Dangler
as Exidor's Mother
Kristin Larkin
as Suzanne
Jeff Altman
Ilene Graff
as Tracy
Stephen Stucker
as Billy
Susan Elliot
as Rainbow
Roddy McDowall
as Robot
Barbara Billingsley
as Louise
Charles Bloom
as Pierson
Maggie Roswell
as Donna
David Letterman
as Ellsworth
Carl Gottlieb
as Justice Abbott
Kathleen McIntyre
as Miss Beasley
Stan Kamel
as Charlie
Donald Welch
as Pevee Clone Two
Alice Borden
as Lady No. 2
Terry McGovern
as Manager
Reid Smith
as Wheels
Barry Van Dyke
as Dan
Tim Thomerson
Henry Polic II
as Dr. Phillips
Ed Greenberg
as Jack
Garry Goodrow
as Father Denny
Peter Elbling
as Derek
Mark Phillips
as White-suited Man
Robert Hogan
as Captain Chapman
Virginia Capers
as Nurse
William Shatner
Noah Hathaway
as Jud
Raquel Welch
as Captain Nirvana
Jack Dodson
as Ricky
Vidal I. Peterson
as Elder
Milt Jamin
as Waiter
Lee Weaver
as Gus
Martin Fiscoe
as Bagman
Missy Francis
as Little Mindy
Tom Sullivan
Vernon Weddle
as Burnett
Elinor Donahue
as Dr. Lincoln
Beverly Sanders
as Caroline
Lyle Waggoner
as Xerko
Martin Ferrero
as Fuca
Larry Anderson
as Mario
Sam Freed
as Cliff
Michael Prince
as Judge
Francine Cornfield
as Cherry
Dinah Manoff
Max Maven
as Devlin
Nancy Eddo
as Stella
John N. Miranda
as Cop
Anna Gago
as Suzy
Larry Gelman
as Kreevy
Ruta Lee
as Lisa
Geoffrey Lewis
as Tilwick
Paul Willson
as Drake
David Haskell
as Lieutenant Chambers
Melanie Vincz
as Kathy
Charles Lane
as Judge Baker
Ronnie Schell
as Bob
Blanche Bronte
as Rosa
Ed Peck
as Blake
Phillip R. Allen
as Logan
Logan Ramsey
as Wanker
Tammy Lauren
as Holly
Wayne Morton
as Doctor
Jessica Hoyt
as Mandy
Brian Seff
as Rick
David Spielberg
Stephanie Kayano
as Stephanie
David Wall
as Julius
Fay DeWitt
as Annie
Wendy Cutler
as Laurie
Monica Ganas
as Ruby
Woody Eney
as Prosecutor
Don Galloway
as FBI Man
Timothy Blake
as Madge
Lloyd Kino
as Wang
Jeremy Vernon
as Jerry
Ross Martin
Catherine Campbell
as Pepper
Amy Tenowich
as Lola
Ed Bernard
as Officer Boyd
David Ketchum
as Salesman
Robin Eisenman
as Penny
James David Hinton
as Brad
Lorrie Mahaffey
as Ann
Peggy Pope
as Mrs. Thompson
Alan McRae
as McFarland
Richard Libertini
as Mr. Strand
Hank Jones
as Public Defender
Bill Morey
as Prendergast
Vidal Peterson
as Elder
Linda Henning
as Pam
Michelle Downey
as Susie
Bob Arbogast
as Policeman
Joshua Raoul Brody
as Raoul
Brad Savage
as Boy
Johnny Haymer
as Danny
nancy steen
as Anderson
Kim Fields
as Patti
Leslie Vallen
as Court Reporter
Henry Winkler
as Fonzie
Joyce Mandell
as Peggy
Penny Marshall
as Laverne
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Series Details

TV Network: ABC
Premiere Date: Sep 14, 1978
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producers: Garry Marshall, Anthony W. Marshall
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