Mork & Mindy: Alas, Poor Mork, We Knew Him WellABC
January 8, 1981
Sitcom
DVD
B-
This story by Steve Kreinberg and Andy Guerdat takes awhile to get going but the stuff with Mork in his glass bubble (I'm surprised there's no John Travolta reference) is good. And, yes, Mork deciding to fully live life is a bit poignant considering Williams's later life and death. Note that Glenda Faye denies that she and Nelson are an item, although he says they are.
Will Porter, who previously previously played the baby-seller "Sleazy," here is an insurance salesman named Ernest.
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