Mork's Seduction 

Mindy's snobby friend Susan tries to steal Mork away.

Director:

Harvey Medlinsky

Writers:

Garry Marshall (created by) (as Garry K. Marshall), Dale McRaven (created by)

Stars:

Robin Williams, Pam Dawber, Elizabeth Kerr

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
Robin Williams	...	Mork
Pam Dawber	...	Mindy McConnell
Elizabeth Kerr	...	Cora Hudson
Conrad Janis	...	Fred McConnell
Jeffrey Jacquet	...	Eugene (credit only)
Morgan Fairchild	...	Susan Taylor
Bruce M. Fischer	...	The Big Man
Ralph James	...	Orson (voice)

Storyline

Mindy's snobby friend Susan tries to steal Mork away.

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Plot Keywords:

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Genres:

Comedy | Family | Sci-Fi

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Did You Know?

Trivia

If Mork was unsure about how to act on his date with Susan, perhaps it might not have been necessary for Mindy to actually be there to advise him; he might have simply asked for social advice from Susan herself, as in, "How would you prefer me to act towards you?"

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Goofs

Mindy blew out a candle then she sits down. After she sits down, a shadow (probably a crew member) is seen on the bottom left hand side of the shot.

User Reviews

Morgan Fairchild as Susan Taylor

"Mork's Seduction" guest stars gorgeous Morgan Fairchild as Susan Taylor, one of Mindy's schoolmates, who always thought that sweet little Mindy would become a nun or an airline stewardess. Still seething over Mindy stealing one of her boyfriends, Susan latches on to Mork and turns on the charm. Mindy explains how Susan had a habit of collecting friends in high school, other people's friends, while Mork's date with the beautiful blonde takes place at the drive-in, where he didn't watch the movie (Mindy sat between them). Unfortunately for Susan, on date number 2 she's unaware of Mork's reaction to a simple candle flame, an ancient torture on his own planet: "scared Orkless!" (telling a joke on Ork is only a crime if it gets a laugh!). Mindy's jealousy flares, up waiting for Mork to get home, trying to act nonchalant then demanding to know every 'sordid' detail. She thinks them to be 'best friends, buddies, pals,' and shows Mork how much she appreciates that (Orson complains about how much Mork's life is becoming a real soap opera!). Morgan Fairchild would return for "Mork's First Christmas" and "Mork Goes Erk."

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 October 1978 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Henderson Productions, Miller-Milkis Productions, Paramount Television

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1