Mork & Mindy aired from 1978 until 1981 yet made a lasting impression on the television world. And it’s thanks in part to Mork’s weird sayings like “nanu nanu.” ...

If you know what “Nanu Nanu” means, get ready to be excited: Pam Dawber will reunite with her “Mork and Mindy” co-star Robin Williams in an upcoming episode of his CBS comedy “The Crazy ...

The workers will greet management with the sign-off 'Nanu, Nanu', originating from the once incredibly popular television show, Mork and Mindy.

Mork’s catchphrase was “ Nanu, Nanu,” words that had multiple uses in the series but no exact definition. When communicating with his leader, he would say “ Nanu Nanu ” when signing off.

Robin Williams, who finished second in the competition last year but has gone on to become an overnight star with the show "Mork and Mindy," appears as a guest. Mark McCollum wins the contest.

The manic comic burst onto the scene in 1978 on the TV show "Happy Days" as the curious alien Mork from Ork. The character, who had an entire nation saying "nanu nanu," was spun off into a series ...

When the guy who played Mork from Ork strips down to his shaved nakedness and exposes his Little Nanu Nanu, or the guy who played Sheriff Andy Taylor and Benjamin Matlock gets head from the woman ...

Robin Williams burst onto the scene, and into the nation’s hearts, with his maniacal mugging and rapid-fire verbal dexterity on “Mork and Mindy,” which premiered on ABC in 1978 and ran ...