Mork & Mindy

Season 3

22 listed hours · 1978–1982 · ABC

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How this season is filed

Robin Williams lands an Orkan in Boulder and bends sitcom form through improvisational voltage, with Pam Dawber as the human stabilizer. Happy Days cameo turned ABC star vehicle: nanu nanu, rainbow suspenders, network gimmicks chasing lightning. Comic electricity before the Oscar reels.

TV Flash files Season 3 of Mork & Mindy (1978–1982) on ABC as a mid listed season (3; 3 of 4) — 22 listed hours, 1980-11-13–1981-05-14 from “Putting the Ork Back in Mork - Part 1” (S03E01) to “Reflections and Regrets” (S03E22). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.

  1. S03E01 Putting the Ork Back in Mork - Part 1

    Putting the Ork Back in Mork is the mid-run course correction, named in the title. The series admitting it drifted; the Orkan brief restated after gimmicks tried to bottle the voltage.

  1. S03E01

    Putting the Ork Back in Mork - Part 1

    Mindy becomes so alarmed when Mork starts behaving like a boring Earthling that she suggests he finds a new place to live.

  2. S03E02

    Putting the Ork Back in Mork - Part 2

    An Orkan elder arrives and attempts to make Mork revert to his Orkan ways.

  3. S03E03

    Mork in Never Never Land

    Mork discovers that his pen-pal is living at an insane asylum, and believes that he is Peter Pan.

  4. S03E04

    Dueling Skates

    To save the daycare center where he works from becoming a parking lot, Mork challenges a champion skater to a Rocky Mountain race.

  5. S03E05

    Mork the Prankster

    After Mindy introduces Mork to the concept of practical jokes, he puts her jeep in their second-floor apartment. Meanwhile, Mindy discovers Glenda Faye is feeling lonely and unhappy.

  6. S03E06

    Mork, the Monkey's Uncle

    Mork takes a chimp from the zoo after the chimp's mother goes missing. Meanwhile, Mindy decides to bleach her hair.

  7. S03E07

    Gunfight at the Mork-Kay Corral

    A boy at Mork's day-care center becomes obsessed with Billy the Kid.

  8. S03E08

    Mork's New Look

    Mork goes to see a plastic surgeon.

  9. S03E09

    Alas, Poor Mork, We Knew Him Well

    Mork becomes so paranoid about natural disasters that he locks himself inside a glass bubble.

  10. S03E10

    Mork and the Bum Rap

    Mork becomes a bum in order to help Mindy open a children's hospital.

  11. S03E11

    Mindy Gets Her Job

    Mindy gets a job at a local news station.

  12. S03E12

    Twelve Angry Appliances

    Mork gets revenge when a disrespectful repairman refuses to fix Mindy's stereo.

  13. S03E13

    There's a New Mork in Town

    An Orkan comes down to Earth in order to challenge Mork.

  14. S03E14

    Mork Meets Robin Williams

    Mindy has failed getting access to comedian/actor Robin Williams for an interview and while he's in town Mork gets hounded by a crowd of Robin's fans and can't understand why.

  15. S03E15

    Mindy, Mindy, Mindy

    Mork attempts at creating clones of Mindy when she goes out of town.

  16. S03E16

    Mork, the Swinging Single

    Mork becomes a swinger after Mindy suggests he see other single women.

  17. S03E17

    Mork and Mindy Meet Rick and Ruby

    Mindy leads a picket line on Remo's restaurant after he fires an unsuccessful singing duo.

  18. S03E18

    Mork and the Family Reunion

    Fred's estranged brother comes into town for a family reunion, but what happens when Mindy eats an Orkan dessert the night of the reunion?

  19. S03E19

    Old Muggable Mork

    When Mindy's grandmother comes to visit, she is mugged, so Mork disguises himself as an old lady to catch the muggers.

  20. S03E20

    I Heard It Through the Morkvine

    Mork goes on television and gives some tasty but hurtful rumors about his friends.

  21. S03E21

    Mindy and Mork

    Mork's attempts at housework turn the apartment into a disaster area.

  22. S03E22

    Reflections and Regrets

    At his 50th birthday party, everyone tries to cheer up Bickley with revelations of their own regrets.

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