It's looks likely better than the other one more funny robin Williams

Don't forget to breathe while you're down there >>:=p

Yes the world is darker. Imagine if we could have captured all his incredible funny energy. Only one Robin Williams.

Your right.

@John Stewart BUT, Robin did bring awareness to depression. A person can be so funny and appear to be mentally happy but deep down they could be dying from loneliness. So, I guess what I'm trying to say is Robin Williams did not die in vain. R.I.P. Robin Williams.

why do you think he left?

John Stewart he was gonna die anyway:(

Me too :) reminded me of watching it with my mum n dad

Mork & Mindy is a prime example of how Network Executives can wreck a smash show. You had a brilliant new shooting star of a comedic talent, matched with an incredibly charming, funny actress who was able to likeably ground the inspired lunacy in reality, A pairing cast sight unseen with each other, who still somehow conspired to have lightning in a bottle romantic chemistry, and who were supported by some wonderful veteran actors, all backed in turn by some of the top comedic writers and producers of the time. Yet the Network Execs couldn't keep their mitts off. Their constant interference hampered the show both practically and creatively, repeatedly switching time slots, demanding changes to the cast line ups to meet some non existent demand from a specific demographic (I was a kid, I loved Fred & Cora!), and wanting to sex things up with more girly skin (the Necroton episodes and the Denver Broncos cheerleader one in S2 are cringe worthy) yet not allowing the main character(s) to deal with sex as part of the human condition.

Nobody cares. That's cool you were pampered as a child

I was 9 and didn’t miss a week. I’m sure some of the jokes went over my head but it was funny on multiple levels.

@@omgrapist It’s tacky to go out of your way to try to silence comments. He’s shedding light on TV viewership in the 70s and relating some pop culture history. Let the man talk.

clean lol!! he literally said he was lusting for mindy after she started playing with his chesthairs lol

There are mild sexual references like that and some mild profanity but honestly, this is a pretty clean show compared to the crap that is on TV nowadays. It's just sad.

Exidor?

Overlord Overmind Yes, I didn't think of the correct name until a half hour later.

Same

obviously cus dis shit is so goofy & not funny

Who wasn't

Self medicating. Poor guy.😢

Female persona

O meu também.

agentseacow 11 lol,man i miss this show...

That made me snort

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HIGHFIVE

Jasey The Ripper yeah that was entertainment/FUN/LOVE/Happiness/WU

More like, why do the great ones die and worst ones live?

The Restoration of Dr Who See, I was too young when this show originally aired. I missed a lot of the sexual innuendo. The show seemed so clean and wholsom to me back then.

you need boobs to wear a bra. mork had bigger boobs.

She is what I call a “carpenter’s girl.” Flat as a board. Two fried eggs. Flat chicks are no fun.

The first year (1978) of Mork was unbelievable. I was 13 and I never missed an episode that whole season on Thursday nights. Some Thursdays I'd go to work with my dad at his radio station in Kansas City and I'd go downstairs and watch Mork in the TV station's breakroom. I've heard several times that network TV back then was for kids, teens, and old people and I think this is very true, mostly because those are the people not working with plenty of time on their hands at home. So to bored young teens like myself Mork was a real treat, I'm sure I laughed at all the lighthearted jokes..and Mindy was so cute and funny herself. What turned out to be a real downer was that ABC moved Mork to a new timeslot the 2nd year and the show wasn't ever the same again. In my mind it was a one year wonder but what a year that was!

I don't think it's time specific. It's humour specific. Humour is subjective and not everyone gets everything. God knows there's comedians others find hilarious I can't even raise a smile over. The vast majority of commentators on You Tube on the show, seem to come from well after the shows initial run and I've shown these episodes to people not in my age group and have had to pause multiple times to help ease aching sides and tears of laughter. I've never felt anything forced in the show (bar a couple of notorious stunt episodes shunted on them by the network that even the actors hated), for me, for a network sitcom, there was free flowing joy that came out of the show (and especially Williams) that stands it apart even now.

I'm sure if Mork and Mindy was written by Robin Williams it would be entirely improv. Hard to reign in that wonderfull humor of his.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but he already said he was hetero back in 2006. He did stand up for people who were lgb though. Surely that is enough considering the time frame he acted in and challenged mythical ideologies, using humour as his weapon of choice. Consider for a moment in the 80's, being gay was a seriously crucial moment in the movement of pride. So many people had been hurt by the mythical ideology of "the gay disease" - AIDS. It was awful for gay people and many on both sides were scared, due to media hype, due to lack of education surrounding the issue and the actual fact that HIV/AIDS came from some humans eating bushmeat - monkeys - not because of someone's sexuality. Robin stood up for the gay community, but he was not gay himself. You might be confusing Robin Williams, for Robbie Williams - the English singer. Robin Williams made great leaps in changing perceptions on the lgb community, but he himself was not gay. Sorry. www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/arid-30255684.html