Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 14, 1978
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 95
Networks: ABC
Genres: Comedy, Family

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Mork & Mindy(1978)
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It's a weird and wonderful world

TMDB Rating: 7.1 (145 votes)

Overview

A wacky alien comes to Earth to study its residents and the life of the human woman he boards with is never the same.

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Season 1

25 episodes • 1978Avg: 7.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Pilot (1)	Sep 14, 1978	5.5
2	Pilot (2)	Sep 14, 1978	0.0
3	Mork Moves In	Sep 21, 1978	8.0
4	Mork Runs Away	Sep 28, 1978	7.0
5	Mork in Love	Oct 5, 1978	7.0
6	Mork's Seduction	Oct 12, 1978	7.0
7	Mork Goes Public	Oct 19, 1978	7.0
8	To Tell the Truth	Nov 2, 1978	7.0
9	Mork the Gullible	Nov 9, 1978	7.0
10	A Mommy for Morky	Nov 16, 1978	7.0
11	Mork's Greatest Hits	Nov 23, 1978	7.0
12	Old Fears	Nov 30, 1978	7.0
13	Mork's First Christmas	Dec 14, 1978	7.0
14	Mork and the Immigrant	Jan 11, 1979	7.0
15	Mork the Tolerant	Jan 18, 1979	7.0
16	Young Love	Jan 25, 1979	7.0
17	Sky Flakes Keep Falling on My Head	Feb 1, 1979	7.0
18	Mork Goes Erk	Feb 8, 1979	7.0
19	Yes Sir, That's My Baby	Feb 15, 1979	7.0
20	Mork's Mixed Emotions	Feb 22, 1979	8.0
21	Mork's Night Out	Mar 8, 1979	7.0
22	In Mork We Trust	Mar 15, 1979	7.0
23	Mork Runs Down	Apr 12, 1979	7.0
24	It's a Wonderful Mork	May 3, 1979	7.0
25	Mork's Best Friend	May 10, 1979	7.0

Season 2

26 episodes • 1979Avg: 8.5Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Mork in Wonderland (1)	Sep 16, 1979	0.0
2	Mork in Wonderland (2)	Sep 16, 1979	0.0
3	Stark Raving Mork	Sep 23, 1979	0.0
4	Mork's Baby Blues	Sep 30, 1979	0.0
5	Dr. Morkenstein	Oct 7, 1979	10.0
6	Mork vs. Mindy	Oct 14, 1979	0.0
7	Mork Gets Mindy-itis	Oct 21, 1979	0.0
8	A Morkville Horror	Oct 28, 1979	0.0
9	Mork's Health Hints	Nov 4, 1979	0.0
10	Dial 'N' for Nelson	Nov 11, 1979	0.0
11	Mork vs. The Necrotons (1)	Nov 18, 1979	0.0
12	Mork vs. The Necrotons (2)	Nov 18, 1979	0.0
13	Hold That Mork	Nov 25, 1979	0.0
14	The Exidor Affair	Dec 2, 1979	0.0
15	The Mork Syndrome	Dec 9, 1979	0.0
16	Exidor's Wedding	Dec 16, 1979	0.0
17	A Mommy for Mindy	Jan 3, 1980	7.0
18	The Night They Raided Mind-skis	Jan 10, 1980	0.0
19	Mork Learns to See	Jan 17, 1980	0.0
20	Mork's Vacation	Jan 24, 1980	0.0
21	Jeanie Loves Mork	Jan 31, 1980	0.0
22	Little Orphan Morkie	Feb 7, 1980	0.0
23	Looney Tunes and Morkie Melodies	Feb 14, 1980	0.0
24	Clerical Error	Feb 28, 1980	0.0
25	Invasion of the Mork Snatchers	Mar 20, 1980	0.0
26	The Way Mork Were	May 1, 1980	0.0

Season 3

22 episodes • 1980

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Putting the Ork Back in Mork (1)	Nov 13, 1980
2	Putting the Ork Back in Mork (2)	Nov 13, 1980
3	Mork in Never Never Land	Nov 20, 1980
4	Dueling Skates	Nov 27, 1980
5	Mork the Prankster	Dec 4, 1980
6	Mork, the Monkey's Uncle	Dec 11, 1980
7	Gunfight at the Mor-Kay Corral	Dec 18, 1980
8	Mork's New Look	Jan 1, 1981
9	Alas, Poor Mork, We Knew Him Well	Jan 8, 1981
10	Mork and the Bum Rap	Jan 15, 1981
11	Mindy Gets Her Job	Jan 22, 1981
12	Twelve Angry Appliances	Feb 5, 1981
13	There's a New Mork in Town	Feb 12, 1981
14	Mork Meets Robin Williams	Feb 19, 1981
15	Mindy, Mindy, Mindy	Feb 26, 1981
16	Mork, the Swinging Single	Mar 12, 1981
17	Mork and Mindy Meet Rick and Ruby	Mar 26, 1981
18	Mork and the Family Reunion	Apr 9, 1981
19	Old Muggable Mork	Apr 16, 1981
20	I Heard It Through the Morkvine	Apr 30, 1981
21	Mindy and Mork	May 7, 1981
22	Reflections and Regrets	May 14, 1981

Season 4

22 episodes • 1981Avg: 5.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Limited Engagement (1)	Oct 8, 1981	0.0
2	The Wedding (2)	Oct 15, 1981	0.0
3	The Honeymoon (3)	Oct 22, 1981	0.0
4	Three the Hard Way	Oct 29, 1981	0.0
5	Mama Mork, Papa Mindy	Nov 5, 1981	0.0
6	My Dad Can't Beat Up Anybody	Nov 12, 1981	0.0
7	Long Before We Met...	Nov 19, 1981	0.0
8	Rich Mork, Poor Mork	Nov 26, 1981	0.0
9	Alienation	Dec 3, 1981	0.0
10	P.S. 2001	Dec 17, 1981	0.0
11	Pajama Game II	Jan 7, 1982	0.0
12	Present Tense	Jan 14, 1982	0.0
13	Metamorphosis- the TV Show	Jan 21, 1982	0.0
14	Drive, She Said	Feb 4, 1982	0.0
15	I Don't Remember Mama	Feb 11, 1982	0.0
16	Mork, Mindy and Mearth Meet MILT	Feb 18, 1982	0.0
17	Midas Mork	Apr 15, 1982	0.0
18	Cheerleaders in Chains	Apr 22, 1982	0.0
19	Gotta Run (1)	May 6, 1982	0.0
20	Gotta Run (2)	May 13, 1982	0.0
21	Gotta Run (3)	May 20, 1982	5.0
22	The Mork Report	May 27, 1982	0.0

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