Mork & Mindy - Revision history

MediocreUsername at 14:04, August 23, 2025

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+{{TB|One of the items that {{ap|John|Cockamamie's}} has for sale in his [[Cockamamie's|shop]] is a copy of ''[[TV Guide]]'' that was owned by [[Jackie O]]. When John sees [[Marge]] looking at it, he says, "You should see the crossword puzzle. She thought that Mindy lived with Mark."}}
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 '''''Mork & Mindy''''' is an American sitcom that aired on {{W|American Broadcasting Company|ABC}}. It starred [[Robin Williams]] and [[Pam Dawber]] as the two title characters and was on the air for four television seasons, from 1978 to 1982.
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-'''''Mork & Mindy''''' is an American sitcom that aired on {{w|American Broadcasting Company|ABC}}. It starred [[Robin Williams]] and [[Pam Dawber]] as the two title characters and was on the air for four television seasons, from 1978 to 1982.
+'''''Mork & Mindy''''' is an American sitcom that aired on {{W|American Broadcasting Company|ABC}}. It starred [[Robin Williams]] and [[Pam Dawber]] as the two title characters and was on the air for four television seasons, from 1978 to 1982.
 The premise of the show is that Mork is an alien from the planet Ork who has been sent to observe humanity. Mindy is the first human being he meets, and she agrees to keep his alien identity a secret and let him live in her attic. Over the course of the series, they fall in love, marry and have a child. Episodes generally revolved around Mork's attempts to understand human behavior and culture. They usually ended with Mork making a report to his superior Orson back on Ork, which allowed the show (via Mork) to provide humorous commentary on '70s and '80s culture.
-''Mork & Mindy'' was written to take advantage of Robin Williams' skills in improvisational comedy and was very successful in its first season. Ratings declined after that, largely due to changes in the timeslot and supporting characters, and the show was cancelled after its fourth season. However, catchphrases from the show, such as the Orkan greeting "Nanu-nanu" and Orkan expletive "Shazbot!" quickly became integrated into popular culture and far outlasted the show's run. The show started out as a spin-off from ''{{ap|Happy Days|franchise}}'', in the episode "{{w|My Favorite Orkan}}". ''Mork & Mindy'' in turn was made into an animated version, which was part of the ''{{w|Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour}}''. The program consisted of two separate series of segments, one series with ''Mork & Mindy'' characters and the other with characters from ''Happy Days'' and ''[[Laverne & Shirley]]''.
+''Mork & Mindy'' was written to take advantage of Robin Williams' skills in improvisational comedy and was very successful in its first season. Ratings declined after that, largely due to changes in the timeslot and supporting characters, and the show was cancelled after its fourth season. However, catchphrases from the show, such as the Orkan greeting "Nanu-nanu" and Orkan expletive "Shazbot!" quickly became integrated into popular culture and far outlasted the show's run. The show started out as a spin-off from ''{{ap|Happy Days|franchise}}'', in the episode "{{W|My Favorite Orkan}}". ''Mork & Mindy'' in turn was made into an animated version, which was part of the ''{{W|Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour}}''. The program consisted of two separate series of segments, one series with ''Mork & Mindy'' characters and the other with characters from ''Happy Days'' and ''[[Laverne & Shirley]]''.
 ''Mork & Mindy'' has been referred to several times in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' media.
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+{{TB|[[Lisa]] gives [[Homer]] a DVD box set of movies with inspirational teachers, among them ''[[Dead Poets Society]]''. Homer says that [[John Keating]], played by [[Robin Williams]], is like {{W|Patch Adams}} (whom Williams also played, in the {{W2|Patch Adams|film|film of the same title}}) minus Mork.}}
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Mork & Mindy - Revision history

MediocreUsername at 14:04, August 23, 2025

SolarBot: /* Television episodes */replaced: John|gay → John|Cockamamie's

SolarBot: replaced: {{Cultural references}} → {{Cultural references|TV=yes}}

Mythigator: /* Television episodes */

Zenthor: /* Comic stories */

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HomerGriffin: /* Cast */

HomerGriffin: /* Cast */

SolarBot: replaced: {{w|Patch Adams (film)|film of the same title}} → {{W2|Patch Adams|film}}, Happy Days → {{ap|Happy Days|franchise}} (2)

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