@@joeyking2765 Speak for your self. I wish you the same fate The Legend Robin Williams whom was driven to madness because he wanted to divorce his abusive wife. Typical woman began the false accusations campaign. May you suffer seven fold.
I remember this, Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, Mork and Mindy, and so many other shows playing during the 70's. We had really great TV back then. I miss those days. Gilligan's island, Bewitched, I dream of Jeannie, Wonder woman, I love Lucy, to name a few more. Ah, the good old days.
The first time Robin Wiliams walked onto the Happy Days set, we had no idea what we were about to witness. He was unlike anyone we'd ever seen - or would ever see again. He truly was "The Beatles of Comedy" - One of a kind.
Who knew there were game-changing rock stars in comedy too. Before Robin was Jerry Lewis and Don Rickels. After Robin came Eddie Murphy, Sam Kinnison and Jim Carrey. Every generation has their own Robin Williams, and we're all richer for it. #RIP Jerry, Rickles, Kinison, and Robin.
1- Three TV Legends on one screen. Awesome! 2- When Robin hugs Henry, Henry's face almost shows that he wants to break character and laugh but he was able to keep it together. 3- Wish we could go back in time and enjoy real TV again. I sure miss these days.
What a genius, Robin Williams! I could watch him for hours. Penny Marshall was a woman of many gifts, and she is the perfect straight man for Robin here. This will be funny for generations to come.
RIP Robin. I knew he'd become a superstar the first time I saw him play Mork on Happy Days. A great comedian, actor, and humanitarian-he will be missed.
Robin Williams was a consummate actor! His talent and versatility was immeasurable. After "Mork and Mindy" was canceled in 1982, Williams began appearing in films such as "Popeye," "The World According to Garp," "Moscow on the Hudson," and "Dead Poets Society." He was hilariously entertaining in "Mrs. Doubtfire." There will never be another actor like Robin Williams. The acting chemistry between Williams, Henry Winkler and Penny Marshall in this clip is CLASSIC!
I loved robin Williams in movie “Popeye”. That movie is under-appreciated. In the movie popeye was depicted as a lonely man who was essentially homeless. It gave me a new concept of the difficulties of single men. I was touched by the evening scene as people are settling down for the night, and the town chants “sweet, sweet haven”. It took the story beyond the level of comics to a deeper sense of comedy romance.
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He's gone exploring Beyond The Rim.😔 _(that started with the death of Babylon 5 cast member Richard Biggs, followed not long after by Andreas Katsulas. 8 of the major cast have died since 2004)
i love that you can find robin williams all across media ..from chillin with the fonz to hanging out with and green flub ball, makeing sick kids happy , helping a troubled boston kid to hitting peirce brosnon in the head with fruit while dressed as a old lady,..this guy has been im my memories from wen im a kid to now and still going...hes apart of one of my best memories watching hook with my grandmother chistmas day.
I have no clue how Henry Winkler could keep a straight face! You can tell a few times that he wanted to laugh but held it in! Man, Robin Williams was so hilarious!
I remember watching this when it came out. I grew up watching Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley. Good family shows. Good times Great Memories.RIP Penny Marshall and Robin Williams. ❤❤😂
This is one of the rarest scenes ever because all three Fonzie, Laverne and Mork all were or became stars of their own shows. You will rarely ever see stars from three different TV shows together talking to each other in the same scene. The alltime record of cast members on one show that have had their own show at one time or another is the Mary Taylor Moore show having seven cast members having their own show with 1. Ted Knight (Too Close For Comport), 2. Betty White (Hot In Cleaveland), 3. Valerie Harper (Rhoda), 4. Ed Asner (The Lou Grant Show), 5. Gavin McCloud (The Love Boat), 6. Cloris Leachman (Phyllis) and of course 7th Mary (The Mary Taylor Moore Show). That record may never be broken.
Here in 2021, years after we lost Robin, on a day I was feeling depressed and crying, this clip made me stop crying and full on laugh out loud. That is Robin's legacy and I'm sure it's the greatest legacy he could have asked for.
This made me laugh out loud. They are all so funny. I don't know how Henry and Penny kept a straight face. I would love to see the bloopers on this. I hope Penny & Robin are still laughing.
@@cooper482011 cant imagine the fonz doing homosexual lines! lol he wouldnt have been the fonz then... it was the 50's when guys were keeping it real...
I think Robin can do much funnier stuff on a whim than what could be written on any script. But I can see your view. I can see the director throwing the clipboard over his shoulder saying, "Screw it, Robin. Do your thing". LOL
I found out how on a documentary about TV show spin-offs how Henry Winkler kept a straight face around Mork, they put push pins in his shoes, and he poked his toes every time he wanted to laugh. Pain is what prevented him from laughing.
Penny Marshall and Robin Williams were amazing together! They should have done more shows with just the two of them. I am sure Penny is up in heaven laughing with Robin. RIP Penny Marshall.
+Jessica Dell Penny Marshall doesn't get enough credit. She's excellent. Her and Robin should have done more acting together! How crazy that 11-12 years after this, she'd be directing him in a movie!
+Allen M. Quinn Penny also directed Tom Hanks in Big - one of my favorite films of all time! That makes her a bit of a legend to me, coupled with the fact that I loved her as an actress as well.
Oh, you poor person. You've never seen Jonathan Winters? He was mr. Williams Idol, and they have a great chemistry. They appeared on Johnny Carson together a few times, some of the funniest stuff since Bob Hope and Bing Crosby.😹🫶
I don't know. Politics suck now almost as much as back then. So it's not that. Too many other forms of media diversified what people watch and there is no money in a small market show anymore. I don't know.
Dang, They made a Crossover Featuring Happy Days, Mork and Mindy, & Laverne and Shirley but R.I.P. Robin Williams (1951-2014) and Penny Marshall (1943-2018).
Yea shocking they are in the same universe, just like Josie and the Pussycats is in the same universe as Archie and Sabrina the teenage witch. But hey shit happens right
Laverne and Shirley and Mork and Mindy were spin-offs of Happy Days this was the 2ed appearance of Mork and the Fonz together once on Happy Days and this one the pilot for Mork and Mindy. Penny Marshall appeared on Happy Days 5 times as Laverne Henry Winkler appeared on Laverne and Shirley 4 times as the Fonz.
I had forgotten about this episode. I remember watching it in the early 80's. Thanks for reminding me about three great shows. Happy Days, Mork & Mindy and Laverne and Shirley.
I remember this from the first time it played. I thought he was one of the funniest performers I'd ever seen. Not only willl his immense talent be missed, but much more, he will be missed, and by so very many.
It wasn't a joke as much as it was programming. Notice the symbology on Morks uniform. Fonz is part of the programming as well. I mean you can look into the downward pointing triangle. It's called Television Programming for a reason. The symbol isn't to different than the symbol mayor DeBlasio wife wore while they danced new yeare eve in times sq. So ask yourself is Fonz playing cupid, PIMP or child molester. At the beginning he his shouting he doesn't like wee wee. Some of you will say I'm reading to much in to it others will say not enough. Also, look in to Robin William suicide. Compare his (so called) comedic roles against others like Tom Hanks in Big. Lots of the same perversions portrayed. Big people playing little people kind of like Mork aging backwards. It's like some kind of open secret .....
@@watchcitydog you say "perversion" others call it daily life since before christianity, judaism or even greek mythology. Telivision was "wholesome" back in the day, as was movies and radio and "perversion" still was rampant, just not openly.
Without a doubt one of my favorite TV shows from the seventies, I don't know how in the hell the cast and crew was able to keep a straight face during the filming of this episode! It sure be something to see how many takes it took for them to get this right.
I seem to remember one when Fonz prayed to God to help Richie recover from his bike accident then when Richie starts to recover Fonz turns round and gives a thumbs up and Heyyyy to God.
HAHAHAHAHAHA.... Good old classic comedy, I was a baby when my parents were watching this, Laverne and Shirley and Mork and Mindy. RIP Robin & Penny, two iconic legends of screen and stage.
Witnessing history right here. Two spin off shows from one show at the same time. Mork and Mindy/Laverne & Shirley that is really awesome my friend. This Is An Iconic Moment In Television Sitcom History.
Misty eyes watching all these TV Icons on the screen together, so ,so funny, the Golden Age of TV, sadly gone but fondly remembered by those of us who lived when it was actually happening..
God Robin was HILARIOUS. I imagine it must've been incredibly difficult to keep a straight face as one of these actors in scenes with the Genius Robin Williams
fla la but you also got to remember he was on cocaine when he was Mork. So they probably didn't know what exactly he would do. they would know what he was supposed to do not what he was going to do. Hence the pauses for add living.
Doctor Odin even after he went clean he was still incredibly unpredictable. Rumor has it Disney has hours of lines improvised by Williams for Aladdin that they aren’t willing to release
That pause when he's ad libbing -- I have a feeling he had no idea what he was about to say after "there's one thing and it's against the law..." and then coming up with the wrist-orgasm and the obsession with earlobes. Obviously that wasn't in the Happy Days script... and Paramount saw it, they cut it that way and went along with it. The thing is, how many people have the guts to use their first and maybe last shot at a sit-com as a chance to improv, with racy innuendos that steal a scene from the lead actor? It wasn't so much his sense of humor as the fact that he seemed never afraid to dive into a joke or a story before he knew where he was going -- with the confidence that he'd find the punch line when he got there. This is a great example. But to do that you have to trust your instincts completely.
OMG! I am dying from laughing so much. We're in 2019 and there is no better comedy. The sitcoms today don't even hold a candle to the gold standard of 40 and 50 years ago.
I've always heard he took his copy of the script home/to his hotel before shooting and read it, then took a match to it. Then improvised the entire episode. "Did you read the script, Mr. Williams." "Read it? Yes, yes I have." I heard they were furious that he did that, but once the ratings came in they offered him his own show. Thus, Mork & Mindy was born.
uh...no that's not what happened. He was rushed onto the set to play the character at the last minute-3 days before shooting. They were besides themselves with what they had got. All the writers were despeartely scratching down everything he said in reherseals because he was giving them better jokes than they had come up with. All the main characters knew their job for the episode was to let this guy shine and they did. The crowd gave him a standing ovation on Friday the shooting night and when Michael Eisner at Paramount heard that he said we have to give this guy a show. Mork and Mindy was born and didn't even have a pilot.
Seeing Robin Williams, totally is a comic genius and great timing to be a legendary actor, who sadly diagnosed with Alzeihmas disease it's very sad. He's truly missed 😔😔🇯🇲
Mr Williams was so amazing he could make anyone laugh ,suffered from depression but he hid it well ,like me I am a entertainer and suffer from depression,I hide my pain behind my smile
Robin Williams was a genius his sounds were second to none he was truly the funniest guy of his time late 70s early 80s when he started truly missed and a treasure to us all …
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His immense talent will never be replaced 😞 Rest In Peace Robin Williams 😭
I agree. Robin Williams was a legend.
Rest In Peace Robin Williams and Penny Marshall
Both of them are at rest.
I love Robin Williams in Mork and Mindy!! It shows another side of his amazing comedic talent.
Indeed!!
I remember when Robin Williams first appeared on Happy Days. The world had no idea what was coming.
Gotta love how the Fonz is still cool but respects Mrs. C's dining table by putting a newspaper down b4 putting his feet up lol.
We are lucky that we had the opportunity to see his talent in action. ROBIN WILLIAMS We love you.
Speak for yourself. He was obnoxious, I never laughed once watching his "act".
@@joeyking2765 Speak for your self. I wish you the same fate The Legend Robin Williams whom was driven to madness because he wanted to divorce his abusive wife. Typical woman began the false accusations campaign. May you suffer seven fold.
@joeyking2765 Agreed. Always thought he sucked and was irritating as h#ll to watch.
When I was a kid watching this, I had no idea that I was watching SO MUCH iconic talent in 1 room. :D
To be fair during that era there was a lot of iconic talent, shows, singers, actors ... almost none of which would be 'allowed' today.
Not to mention it was Penny Marshall's brother, Gary Marshall, that was behind all three shows (Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley and Mork and Mindy).
So much absolute shit in 1 room
IKR!! 💗😷😂🤣
Yup. I feel the same. And it's much more funnier now that I understand the dialog.
I remember this, Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, Mork and Mindy, and so many other shows playing during the 70's. We had really great TV back then. I miss those days.
Gilligan's island, Bewitched, I dream of Jeannie, Wonder woman, I love Lucy, to name a few more. Ah, the good old days.
8 is Enough, The Waltons, Grizzly Adams...🎉
The first time Robin Wiliams walked onto the Happy Days set, we had no idea what we were about to witness. He was unlike anyone we'd ever seen - or would ever see again. He truly was "The Beatles of Comedy" - One of a kind.
Who knew there were game-changing rock stars in comedy too. Before Robin was Jerry Lewis and Don Rickels. After Robin came Eddie Murphy, Sam Kinnison and Jim Carrey. Every generation has their own Robin Williams, and we're all richer for it. #RIP Jerry, Rickles, Kinison, and Robin.
The fonz is known throughout the universe as being the best guy to set up a date.
We LOVED Mork as soon as we first saw him all those years back.
Mork knew Ernest too 😂😂😂😂
🤔 Ernest P Worrell... that one?
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1- Three TV Legends on one screen. Awesome!
2- When Robin hugs Henry, Henry's face almost shows that he wants to break character and laugh but he was able to keep it together.
3- Wish we could go back in time and enjoy real TV again. I sure miss these days.
“Real tv”
I totally agree!!
Hay There Happy Days.
@@thomasduffmcgready4169 Three channels. That's all we needed.
Yeah when the world depend on the news and not the internet
What a genius, Robin Williams! I could watch him for hours. Penny Marshall was a woman of many gifts, and she is the perfect straight man for Robin here. This will be funny for generations to come.
50 years old, and still funny
As I'm born in '93 it's timeless 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Damn I graduated high school in ‘93. I’m old as balls🤪
This world & any world needs a Robin Williams. He was the greatest.
The cocaine helped...
@@joel8034What a mean thing to say.
@@janet58 but he admitted he did blow. What's so mean about repeating what HE said?
Penny is so underrated as a comedian, she is so ahead of her time, the chemistry between her and Robin is lovely
Not underrated - they gave her her own show "Laverne & Shirley"
No way!!! Hey I wonder if they called it Laverne and Shirley.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Everyone is underrated in the UA-cam comments.
I know they are all spun off from Happy Days but it's really nice to see a three way crossover show.
That Penny and Robin stare down when Laverne walked in...hilarious 🤣 RIP to both of to both of them.
Henry Winkler did a great job not laughing, although you see the camera avoided him so he was probably laughing silently! 😄
“Of course I’m dreaming that’s why Mary’s never heard of me” 😂
RIP Robin. I knew he'd become a superstar the first time I saw him play Mork on Happy Days. A great comedian, actor, and humanitarian-he will be missed.
@orlandotj1 He committed suicide
I thought Mork (Robin Williams)was a real alien.
orlandotj1 - where have you been under a rock ?
This is really what launched Robin Williams’ career!
Dena Spohn, while I was watching "Good Morning, Vietnam!" the other day and started ugly crying, and that was at the beginning of the movie.
Robin Williams was a consummate actor! His talent and versatility was immeasurable. After "Mork and Mindy" was canceled in 1982, Williams began appearing in films such as "Popeye," "The World According to Garp," "Moscow on the Hudson," and "Dead Poets Society." He was hilariously entertaining in "Mrs. Doubtfire." There will never be another actor like Robin Williams. The acting chemistry between Williams, Henry Winkler and Penny Marshall in this clip is CLASSIC!
I loved robin Williams in movie “Popeye”. That movie is under-appreciated. In the movie popeye was depicted as a lonely man who was essentially homeless. It gave me a new concept of the difficulties of single men. I was touched by the evening scene as people are settling down for the night, and the town chants “sweet, sweet haven”. It took the story beyond the level of comics to a deeper sense of comedy romance.
I do not think of Mork as deceased but rather as having returned home to Ork to love happily ever after
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He's gone exploring Beyond The Rim.😔
_(that started with the death of Babylon 5 cast member Richard Biggs, followed not long after by Andreas Katsulas. 8 of the major cast have died since 2004)
Mork calling Orson.......Mork calling Orson!!!!
In the end Mork and Mindy were stuck in a time warp.
robin ya arthur nope
i love that you can find robin williams all across media ..from chillin with the fonz to hanging out with and green flub ball, makeing sick kids happy , helping a troubled boston kid to hitting peirce brosnon in the head with fruit while dressed as a old lady,..this guy has been im my memories from wen im a kid to now and still going...hes apart of one of my best memories watching hook with my grandmother chistmas day.
"I washed my hair for this"..and " ironed my skirt.....LOL DAMN!
I have no clue how Henry Winkler could keep a straight face! You can tell a few times that he wanted to laugh but held it in! Man, Robin Williams was so hilarious!
I found out how on a documentary about TV show spin-offs, they put push pins in his shoes, and he poked his toes every time he wanted to laugh.
Henry did a great job keeping his "cool" for sure. Then again we have no idea how many takes they had to shoot.
If you get a chance, you should watch Robin Williams in Good Morning Vietnam.
@@mayloo2137 I have seen it. It is classic Robin Williams.
@@mayloo2137 Hilarious movie!! 😊
Robin was a genius, so amazing at improvisation.
I remember watching this when it came out. I grew up watching Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley. Good family shows. Good times Great Memories.RIP Penny Marshall and Robin Williams. ❤❤😂
This is one of the rarest scenes ever because all three Fonzie, Laverne and Mork all were or became stars of their own shows. You will rarely ever see stars from three different TV shows together talking to each other in the same scene. The alltime record of cast members on one show that have had their own show at one time or another is the Mary Taylor Moore show having seven cast members having their own show with 1. Ted Knight (Too Close For Comport), 2. Betty White (Hot In Cleaveland), 3. Valerie Harper (Rhoda), 4. Ed Asner (The Lou Grant Show), 5. Gavin McCloud (The Love Boat), 6. Cloris Leachman (Phyllis) and of course 7th Mary (The Mary Taylor Moore Show). That record may never be broken.
Here in 2021, years after we lost Robin, on a day I was feeling depressed and crying, this clip made me stop crying and full on laugh out loud. That is Robin's legacy and I'm sure it's the greatest legacy he could have asked for.
100% agreed! Love that man and what he left... So sad he left way too early. Cried like a baby the day he died
Hoping that you're still in the better mood, Sweetie. Ty for sharing
Sorry you were feeling down. I hope you are feeling better. God bless you.
If I make a mark on this world that is just 0.0001% of the one Robin Williams made, I'll die a happy man. I sincerely hope you are feeling better!
I hope your darkness passes soon x
This made me laugh out loud. They are all so funny. I don't know how Henry and Penny kept a straight face. I would love to see the bloopers on this. I hope Penny & Robin are still laughing.
Penny Loafer Marshall
Aww that’s beautiful I hope so too!❤
The way Mork sits on the couch is how he got the part in his audition lol
He sat in the couch upside down.
I’m so glad the lines of Fonzie were heterosexual👍🏾
@@cooper482011 cant imagine the fonz doing homosexual lines! lol he wouldnt have been the fonz then... it was the 50's when guys were keeping it real...
@@h8rraider227 technically it was the 70s
@@JDHogg He's talking about the setting of the show, not the year it was filmed.
I wonder how long did it take for the director to just give up on following the script and let Robin do his thing
Robin: script? There’s a script? When did that happen?
I think Robin can do much funnier stuff on a whim than what could be written on any script. But I can see your view. I can see the director throwing the clipboard over his shoulder saying, "Screw it, Robin. Do your thing". LOL
@@kimothy1701 LMAO!
That's true as I wonder just how many times this scene was done without the camera crew and Fonz laughing.
I beat there was many.
@@kimothy1701 Good one Kim.
Because when Robin just did it as it came to him.
There's no script.
I found out how on a documentary about TV show spin-offs how Henry Winkler kept a straight face around Mork, they put push pins in his shoes, and he poked his toes every time he wanted to laugh. Pain is what prevented him from laughing.
LOL... omg... this started out as kinda sorta funny, and then it got HILARIOUS. Robin Williams is INSANE. R.I.P.
I bet Robin Williams imitated the laser gun and the spacecraft.
"I want your earlobe." ROFLMAO!
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never realised when I saw this, where he(robin williams) was going to go... it was a fun ride that ended too soon.
@Kase Krew trust issues?
3 amazing actors! I was just a kid when I first say this. Now, I see the humor in every line! Outstanding!
Sounds like Mork's planet is a lot like earth these days. "parts are interchangeable".
You can stick pins in them and draw new ones.
😂😂😂
Hahaaa
I had the same thought
Penny Marshall and Robin Williams were amazing together! They should have done more shows with just the two of them. I am sure Penny is up in heaven laughing with Robin. RIP Penny Marshall.
The best part of this is...majority of it is mostly ad libbed. Man Robin was a genius and to pair him with Penny Marshall is just gold.
+Jessica Dell Penny Marshall doesn't get enough credit. She's excellent. Her and Robin should have done more acting together! How crazy that 11-12 years after this, she'd be directing him in a movie!
+Jessica Dell Improv is fun!
Pioneer Awakenings. Penny directed him and Robert De Niro.
+Allen M. Quinn Penny also directed Tom Hanks in Big - one of my favorite films of all time! That makes her a bit of a legend to me, coupled with the fact that I loved her as an actress as well.
+voicetube She also directed, "A League of Their Own" with Tom Hanks and Madonna. Tom Hanks is a fantastic actor.
RIP Robin Williams.
Can't believe how well Winkler kept a straight face here.
Probably took a few takes before he could
Pretty cool that Penny Marshall later directed Robin in "Awakenings."
Can you imagine being in that occupation? Then running into someone from the past
Wow that is super cool. What a great movie.
She was the daughter of the producer
@@wealldieatthehandsoflovedones Well, yeah, but she also directed "Big" and "A League of their Own." Two terrific films.
@@wealldieatthehandsoflovedones The sister, actually. To Garry Marshall
When Mork asks Fonzie what is a Richie's room, I expected him to come back down in Joanie's clothes 😂
Rest peacefully Penny "Laverne Defazio" Marshall. - Dec18, 2018.
A “Penny” for our thoughts. R.I.P Penny Marshall
Sorry to hear of this
No one had seen anything quite like him before! Amazing Spirit!Eternal Peace to Robin Williams✨
Oh, you poor person. You've never seen Jonathan Winters? He was mr. Williams Idol, and they have a great chemistry. They appeared on Johnny Carson together a few times, some of the funniest stuff since Bob Hope and Bing Crosby.😹🫶
keep sucking that rich white person dick. Idolizing rich people is absurd.
Cocaines a hell of a drug.
"Hard to tell, parts are interchangeable"....🤣🤣 predicting the future...err....present
Why can't we have funny shows like this any more.
I don't know. Politics suck now almost as much as back then. So it's not that. Too many other forms of media diversified what people watch and there is no money in a small market show anymore. I don't know.
To much hate in the world to let anything else in.
@@Ljay-us7rc3ev8t Yeah, I'm guilty of it as well. I just want to retire on my savings and live on a finca.
Karen has em canceled because there is no free speech about what not to do. Back then we didn't have punks step into the light 😂
Dang, They made a Crossover Featuring Happy Days, Mork and Mindy, & Laverne and Shirley but
R.I.P. Robin Williams (1951-2014)
and Penny Marshall (1943-2018).
Yea shocking they are in the same universe, just like Josie and the Pussycats is in the same universe as Archie and Sabrina the teenage witch.
But hey shit happens right
Is 'Shirley'still with us?I didn't know Laverne had gone.
Laverne and Shirley and Mork and Mindy were spin-offs of Happy Days this was the 2ed appearance of Mork and the Fonz together once on Happy Days and this one the pilot for Mork and Mindy. Penny Marshall appeared on Happy Days 5 times as Laverne Henry Winkler appeared on Laverne and Shirley 4 times as the Fonz.
@@susanmccormick6022 Cindy Williams who played Shirley is still alive. She is 73 years old.
We now know we were watching a star being born when we were watching this back then. An amazing talent.
that is hilarious and timeless, its 2019 and its still entertaining!
Rest Easy Robin
and in 2022 !
@@ACBond-bp5uk and 2023!
How could anyone keep a straight face around him?
I still miss him
Same here one of the best actors he so talented especially in mrs Doubfire & awakenings was another fantastic film
We all do
Robin Williams mind is faster than the speed of light!!!
94hawaiijedi someone once said “bottled lightening “ perfect I think
Cocaine.
Omg this episode is genius! It’s hard to believe they are acting! Superb!
Just like it was yesterday. Robin was an amazing actor and so missed.
Fonz: "Don't men date women?"
Mork: "It's hard to tell. Parts are interchangeable"
Welcome to 2019.
Bill Keith Channel so prescient of the writers! Lol
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"Perhaps you'd like to slide lips, then."
Robin Williams a GENIUS!!!!
+94hawaiijedi :-D
+Bill Walker Milton I could not agree with u more..cheers +94:-)
Nano nano.
I love this but RV is better or jumamji...
a genius?..............not
Who else in the world could make the phrase "wee wee wee" sound so cool? Only the Fonz.
ehh!
Whoa whoa whoa
RIP Robin and Penny. They both worked together again on 1990’s Awakenings. Just a great collaboration. Rest easy guys ❤️❤️❤️
Loved the Fonz and Mork laughed so much I peed my self. Thank you so much
Those three characters made Garry Marshall TONS of money.
Felix Brown more like zillions
Felix Brown your exactly right
They also made millions of people very happy.
Felix Brown exactamundo
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I had forgotten about this episode. I remember watching it in the early 80's. Thanks for reminding me about three great shows. Happy Days, Mork & Mindy and Laverne and Shirley.
Penny ,Robin & Garry are all together again. Thank you Penny for the laughs and entertainment in general. May you rest in peace
The episode was from Mork & Mindy. As a matter of fact, the episode was from the two part pilot.
Sure do miss that guy. He was truly one of the greats.
Thanks for posting it was as funny this time as it was when it first came out.
OMFG ... How I loved these shows. Too bad stuff like this isn't still made.
I remember this from the first time it played. I thought he was one of the funniest performers I'd ever seen. Not only willl his immense talent be missed, but much more, he will be missed, and by so very many.
He also did Good as Peter Pan in Hook Night At The Museum Jinmagin and Others
It's hard to believe it's been five years since we lost Robin Williams, may he rest in peace.
"those parts are interchangeable!"
Joke then, becoming more real now lol.
"...some who aren't willing but you're able to convince them."
Punchline then, Weinstein now
LOL!
It wasn't a joke as much as it was programming. Notice the symbology on Morks uniform.
Fonz is part of the programming as well. I mean you can look into the downward pointing triangle.
It's called Television Programming for a reason.
The symbol isn't to different than the symbol mayor DeBlasio wife wore while they danced new yeare eve in times sq.
So ask yourself is Fonz playing cupid, PIMP or child molester.
At the beginning he his shouting he doesn't like wee wee.
Some of you will say I'm reading to much in to it others will say not enough.
Also, look in to Robin William suicide.
Compare his (so called) comedic roles against others like Tom Hanks in Big. Lots of the same perversions portrayed. Big people playing little people kind of like Mork aging backwards.
It's like some kind of open secret .....
@@watchcitydog Damn that’s some next level shit right there
@@watchcitydog you say "perversion" others call it daily life since before christianity, judaism or even greek mythology.
Telivision was "wholesome" back in the day, as was movies and radio and "perversion" still was rampant, just not openly.
Without a doubt one of my favorite TV shows from the seventies, I don't know how in the hell the cast and crew was able to keep a straight face during the filming of this episode! It sure be something to see how many takes it took for them to get this right.
The good ol days!
This is the period when happy days would go off the rails in many episodes
This was from Mork and Mindy. Henry and Penny just guest starred in this case
I seem to remember one when Fonz prayed to God to help Richie recover from his bike accident then when Richie starts to recover Fonz turns round and gives a thumbs up and Heyyyy to God.
It was Happy Days. Not Mork and Mindy yet.
The only time all three major stars from all three different Garry Marshall shows came together.
No remember when more and Fonz kind of fought down at Arnold's
@@robertchandler5055 Yeah but Penny nor anyone from Laverne and Shirley for that matter didn't appear in that episode.
Garry Marshall didn’t do Joanie loves Chachi? Good for him. That show was a disaster
@@kevinburke6055 So was the last couple of Happy Days seasons after Ron Howard left.
Well Laverne and Shirley Joanie loves Chachie and Mork and Mindy branched out from Happy Days
HAHAHAHAHAHA....
Good old classic comedy, I was a baby when my parents were watching this, Laverne and Shirley and Mork and Mindy.
RIP Robin & Penny, two iconic legends of screen and stage.
Have you watched Awakenings? It stars Robin Williams and directed by Penny Marshall.
Mr Williams was such a wonderful man so funny ,this episode was so funny 😂
Witnessing history right here. Two spin off shows from one show at the same time. Mork and Mindy/Laverne & Shirley that is really awesome my friend. This Is An Iconic Moment In Television Sitcom History.
Misty eyes watching all these TV Icons on the screen together, so ,so funny, the Golden Age of TV, sadly gone but fondly remembered by those of us who lived when it was actually happening..
Mork: Perhaps you'd like to slide lips then. Fonz: Aaaaaaaaayyy!!...
nonplayerzealot4 it was still weird then
The good old days back in the 70s how I miss those days
Ahhh the 70's, great times.
More like 60’s
@@telemachus7732 No it was filmed in the 70's.
You could call them, the happy days
@@DimSquadGaming Yes unlike these days.
God Robin was HILARIOUS. I imagine it must've been incredibly difficult to keep a straight face as one of these actors in scenes with the Genius Robin Williams
fla la but you also got to remember he was on cocaine when he was Mork. So they probably didn't know what exactly he would do. they would know what he was supposed to do not what he was going to do. Hence the pauses for add living.
Did larve really Marry the doze. What happed to larve I thought she was alive!?.
Did she marry fozie larve why did someone say she died!?.
Doctor Odin even after he went clean he was still incredibly unpredictable. Rumor has it Disney has hours of lines improvised by Williams for Aladdin that they aren’t willing to release
RIP Robin Williams & John Ritter :( :(
Mork 1971 "parts are interchangeable" - 2021 "Hold my beer"
Lol I was thinking dear lordLOL. No one would behave guessed.
I grew up watching this show - thanks for the Memories R.R
Back when TV was a hit.....
"Hard to tell women from men, parts are interchangeable". Mork really did come from the future, he came from 2021.
Lol
lmfaooooo
true that
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣lmao
Why, was he hanging around?
Laverne!!! What a great cross over episode
That pause when he's ad libbing -- I have a feeling he had no idea what he was about to say after "there's one thing and it's against the law..." and then coming up with the wrist-orgasm and the obsession with earlobes. Obviously that wasn't in the Happy Days script... and Paramount saw it, they cut it that way and went along with it. The thing is, how many people have the guts to use their first and maybe last shot at a sit-com as a chance to improv, with racy innuendos that steal a scene from the lead actor?
It wasn't so much his sense of humor as the fact that he seemed never afraid to dive into a joke or a story before he knew where he was going -- with the confidence that he'd find the punch line when he got there. This is a great example. But to do that you have to trust your instincts completely.
Well said. He was the Obi-Wan Kenobi of comedy. He gave himself to comedy completely.
How could she resist Mork's charms? It would be a night she would never forget!
OMG! I am dying from laughing so much. We're in 2019 and there is no better comedy. The sitcoms today don't even hold a candle to the gold standard of 40 and 50 years ago.
This was 1980s 30 yrs ago
@@flatracingguruuk1160 Actually. 1970s. 1978.
"Hard to tell, on my planet parts are interchangeable."
Earth has become Ork!
I swear i was going to say that 😭😭😭😭😭
Exactly, Mork has just described present day Earth!
Yep. Except it's not remotely funny.
you poor little thing! you've been hanging around the wrong women lol!
Penny Marshall probably has some good memories of those days. It looks like it was non stop laughter.
Yes. Rest in Paradise Penny and Robin. 📺🎬📽️🎞️☺️🌤️🌥️🌦️
@Empire Strikes Back Garry was not her dad. Garry Marshall was her brother!
Henry Winkler deserved an Emmy or Oscar for keeping a straight face with the scenes ❤️🌹🌹🌹😅😂🤣 esp the scene w Mork s wrist
“You have a lovely fungus growing on your head ! “ Lol 😂
Coolest human in the universe meets the silliest alien in the universe! XD
Insanely good, Marshall and Williams together again. Rip you two.
I've always heard he took his copy of the script home/to his hotel before shooting and read it, then took a match to it.
Then improvised the entire episode.
"Did you read the script, Mr. Williams."
"Read it? Yes, yes I have."
I heard they were furious that he did that, but once the ratings came in they offered him his own show.
Thus, Mork & Mindy was born.
uh...no that's not what happened. He was rushed onto the set to play the character at the last minute-3 days before shooting. They were besides themselves with what they had got. All the writers were despeartely scratching down everything he said in reherseals because he was giving them better jokes than they had come up with. All the main characters knew their job for the episode was to let this guy shine and they did. The crowd gave him a standing ovation on Friday the shooting night and when Michael Eisner at Paramount heard that he said we have to give this guy a show. Mork and Mindy was born and didn't even have a pilot.
how can anyone dislike this?? I MEAN, IT'S THE FONZ, & MORK!!!!!!!!
Fonze tried so hard not to laugh!! XD
Two legends. ❤️ Robin, gone too soon!!
Seeing Robin Williams, totally is a comic genius and great timing to be a legendary actor, who sadly diagnosed with Alzeihmas disease it's very sad. He's truly missed 😔😔🇯🇲
Mr Williams was so amazing he could make anyone laugh ,suffered from depression but he hid it well ,like me I am a entertainer and suffer from depression,I hide my pain behind my smile
Fonz: "Don't men date women on your planet?"
Mork: "Hard to tell. Parts are interchangeable."
James Landon modern society is very much the same way. Lol
Yep that's what he said
+But It Sure is Fun your a strange person
+Michael Love Do you have a reason why or is that just a triggered Ad Hominem?
Sounds like Sweden
Robin Williams was a genius his sounds were second to none he was truly the funniest guy of his time late 70s early 80s when he started truly missed and a treasure to us all …
Robin was a comedic genius
A scene like this makes me wonder if maybe a bit better than I think it is, but requires the elevation of intensely practiced and talented actors
My face hurts from smiling and watching this.