Examples of using Mork in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Mork and Mindy.
Don't call me Mork.
Mork was born into war.
There they are, Mork and Mindy.
Mork on Mork Mindy.
I remember him first as Mork.
Mork the alien on Happy Days.
Ah… No actually"Mork from Ork".
Mork and Mindy came to visit!
Give me Mork and Mindy.
Mork: No sir I'm saying just the opposite.
It's like when you're watching Happy Days and Mork shows up.
You mean Mork from Ork here is your dumbass imaginary friend Sully?
I just gave you a setup containing Mr. T., Crockett,and a word that rhymes with"mork".
And let's face it, Mork. You're getting Nanu-Na-old!
Williams invented the word“Shazbot,” an alien curse word uttered by Mork during the opening credits.
Although he rose to fame as Mork on Mork& Mindy, he was more than just a funny man.
I'm more of a fast-blinking, stoic, removed,uncomfortably self-aware type… Like Data… Or Johnny-5 or Mork or Hal or K.I.T.T. or K-9.
During his audition for the role of Mork, when the producers asked him to sit down for the interview, Williams sat on his head.
Robin Williams was considered for thelead role in“The Shining” but, after seeing Mork& Mindy, Kubrick deemed him too psychotic for the role.
Drs. Paul Mork and Tom Nilsen from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology(NTNU) investigated the impact of sleep problems on risk of fibromyalgia in a population of women in Norway.
Williams' first big break was when he was cast as Mork the alien on Happy Days back in 1978 when this sort of plot device made sense.
Williams was considered for the lead role in The Shining, but after seeing“Mork& Mindy,” Stanley Kubrick rejected the idea because Williams was“too psychotic.”.
The program also includes an exclusive,new interview with Williams' former Mork& Mindy co-star Pam Dawber, who shares for the first time on camera since his death, her memories of working with him.
The program also includes an exclusive,sit-down interview with his former co-star Pam Dawber(“Mork& Mindy”), where she publicly shares, for the first time on camera since his death, her memories of working with Williams.
