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The Mork Report season
4 - episode 91 |
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SUMMARY
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Mork bucks hard for a promotion from leader Orson on planet Ork, and unintentionally comes up with a wild new report on how to stay happily married on Earth. It all starts when Mork decides that the magic ingredients of a successful marriage are the right blend of honesty, respect, romance and compatibility. He buys Mindy a perfectly atrocious mini-outfit with wildly matching shoes, and when he sees her reaction to it, he begins to feel that he would prefer for her to lie and say she loves it. As for respect, while at the apartment with Mindy, Mork and Mearth descend from the attic dressed as huge budding Orkan plants to celebrate their planet's Sacred Foliage Festival. Mindy not only balks at going out to dinner with them dressed that way, but also laughs outright. Mork is upset that she is ridiculing his religion in front of her family. Orson doesn't buy it when Mork, in tux and apron, depicts romance in a passionate dance with Mindy as pots boil over in the kitchen. Mork's last chance backfires when he tries to sell his report on the basis of his and Mindy's perfect compatibility.
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MAIN
CAST
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robin williams
- mork
pam dawber - mindy mcconnell
conrad janis - fred mcconnell
elizabeth kerr - cora hudson
ralph james - orson
jonathan winters - mearth |
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QUOTES
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mork
Mork calling Orson, come in Orson. Mork calling Orson,
come in Orson.... Good evening. I'm Mork Wallace, and
I'm Morkie Safer, and I'm Mork Reasoner. Does my hair
look good from the back? Welcome to the expanded Mork
Report. This year's observer thesis deals with the ever
burning question of our time: So, like, how's it going
in Mork and Mindy's marriage, OK?
Orson
This better be good, Mork. Your promotion is riding on it.
mork
Oh, yes your ton-of-funness. Let's just run it up the
flagpole and see if it sits, all right?
mindy
Well, I thought aunt Eunice was very coherent for someone
telling anecdotes under sedation.
fred
I still don't understand why a 73-year-old woman would want
a nose job.
cora
Well Fred, I don't know; maybe she got tired of Boy Scouts
asking her if they could hold meetings in it.
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