I’m not saying Paramount is cheap. But when producer Garry Marshall hired Robin Williams to guest on Happy Days in ...

A Beloved Happy Days Spin-Off Almost Became A Time Travel Series Before It Was Cancelled. Story by Jeremy Smith • 1w "Mork & Mindy" makes sense in a vacuum as a network sitcom.

After Mork & Mindy went off the air in 1982, there was an attempt to keep the magic alive in the form of a cartoon. The ill-fated effort had the ridiculously long title of Mork & Mindy/Laverne ...

Mork & Mindy and it's talented cast was not only a hit in its time, ... Mork & Mindy was also a spin-off of Happy Days. Garry Marshall was a writer and producer for both shows.

Before "Better Call Saul!" debuts, the HitFix staff looks at some of the best and worst TV spin-offs of all time, from "The Simpsons" to "Frasier" to "Joey." ...

A spin-off of the series Happy Days, Mork & Mindy followed the antics of an alien from planet Ork named Mork (Williams), as his new friend and eventual love interest Mindy helped him fit in on Earth ...

The show was actually a spin-off of ... Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour in 1982. Ralph was known primarily for his vocal work, which also included Dr. Doom in the 1980s Spiderman cartoon, ...

Mork & Mindy started out as a single episode for Happy Days, in which Williams’ Mork comes down from the planet Ork and is introduced to Fonzie, Ralph, Potsie, Chachi, and Richie, who initially ...

The TV show, Mork and Mindy, featured Williams as an alien named Mork from the fictional planet Ork. The role was perfect for the young comedian, who had a chance to show off his physical comedy ...

'Mork & Mindy' Robin Williams’ 1978 sitcom was out of this world! In the "Happy Days" spin-off, wacky alien Mork (Robin Williams) lands on Earth in an egg-shaped spaceship to study humans.