Mork & Mindy

It could be Mork's last night on Earth when an ancient Orkan elder who looks like a ten-year-old boy arrives with the news that Mork must return to Ork for “forecycling" because he has picked up too many Earthly ways.

With Mindy depressed about not getting a scholarship, it's up to Mork to stir up some laughs, so he brings home a friend who claims to be the real Peter Pan, with the power to fly as just one of his magical talents.

Mork sends the face-lifting business into orbit when he hilariously rushes to a plastic surgeon to "shoot the works" after Mindy gives Mork the idea that everyone could use a little improverrent on "Mork & Mindy."

It's the biggest, funniest roller marathon ever when Mork takes to skates for the first time to race a cheating champion skater down a Rocky Mountain peak into Boulder to save the day care center at which he works from destruction.

Mork turns the apartment he shares with Mindy into a hilarious hideaway for a young chimpanzee that he kidnaps from the Boulder zoo in the mistaken belief that the animal's mother has been abducted.

Mindy is the beautiful bride and Mork is the outrageously funny groom - who may not be able to fit into his tuxedo if he can't convince Orson to approve the marriage and undo his transformation of Mork into an English sheep dog.

Mork faces almost unbeatable competition for his job as official Earth observer from his Orkan hero, the suave and charming Xerko, who beams to Earth to challenge Mork to an outrageous contest for the right to send reports back to Ork.

Spaceman Mork gets so cosmically carried away with pulling practical jokes that he surprises Mindy by assembling her jeep in their living room right over Mr. Bickley's apartment - with disastrous results.

Mindy, hired by a small TV station, has a disastrous on-camera debut until Mork leaps to a riotous rescue with his far-out Orkan presentation of the evening news.

When Mindy eats one of Mork's delights, she turns into a wacky Orkan herself, sending her family reunion into a rollicking tizzy and treating old Uncle Dave to an evening he won't forget.

Mork puts on his own telethon to help Mindy raise charity funds, but is such a funny failure at fund-raising that he turns to his own brand of panhandling to come up with the needed money.

Mork, who has never heard of Robin Williams and scoffs at the idea of resembling him, gets crushed by mobs of fans who think he is the comedian, then has an encounter with the star.

Mork, lonely in Mindy's absence, sets the stage for amazing comical confusion when he gets the visiting Orkan Elder to clone multiple Mindys which he continues to do until he gets it right.

Mindy is convinced that she has unleashed the swingingest single ever after she persuades Mork that it would inprove their relationship if each began dating new people.

The joyous visit by everyone's favorite, Grandma Cora, turns to gloom when she gets mugged, but Mork turns the dastardly deed into a caper when he and Grandma join forces to even the score.

Mork, who doesn't understand why people gossip, reveals some "inside scoops" when he shows and tells all about his friends while subbing as host of a local TV show called "Rumor Has It."

Mr. Bickley's 50th birthday celebration turns into an exchange of everybody's deepest secrets, but Mindy waits until the group leaves to tell Mork somthing she's wanted to say for years.

When Mindy has to work long hours on a new TV call-in show, Mork has to help with the housework. But when his comedic cleaning efforts turn the apartment into a disaster area, he calls up Mindy, on the air, for a new set of instructions.