Title: Mork & Mindy
Content: "splinking") on Ork. At the end of each episode, Mork reports back to Orson on what he has learned about Earth. These end-of-show summaries allow Mork to humorously comment on social norms. Mork's greeting is "Na-Nu Na-Nu" (pronounced ) along with a hand gesture similar to Mr. Spock's Vulcan salute from "" combined with a handshake. It became a popular catchphrase at the time, as did "Shazbot" (), an Orkan profanity that Mork uses. Mork says "KO" in place of "OK". This series was Robin Williams' first major acting role and became famous for Williams' use of his manic improvisational

Title: My Favorite Orkan
Content: on set to take notes of Williams' gags and the word-of-mouth of this new performer's outstanding talent drew TV network executives to see it for themselves. The executives were so impressed at Williams' performance that a contract for Williams to star in his own series, "Mork and Mindy", was prepared and signed just four days later. My Favorite Orkan "My Favorite Orkan" is the 23rd episode of the fifth season of the television sitcom "Happy Days", making it the 110th episode overall. It is notable for occurring during the shark-jumping season of the sitcom's run, as well as introducing Robin

Title: Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour
Content: a teenaged Mork is sent to Earth from planet Ork to observe the lives of human teenagers and enroll in a local school. As on the original show, Mindy McConnell and her father Fred (voiced by Conrad Janis) are the only Earthlings who know that he is an alien and he sends telepathic reports of his experiences to Orkan ruler Orson (voiced by an uncredited Ralph James). Unlike the original show, Mork is accompanied by his Orkan pet, a pink, six-legged, dog-like creature named Doing (voiced by Frank Welker) which is pronounced as "Doyng". Other characters in the show included

Title: My Favorite Orkan
Content: seem like the entire event was a dream. He recounts the events to his superior Orson, who assigns him to modern-day 1978, leading up to the events of "Mork and Mindy".) Producer Garry Marshall created the episode after his son asked him for a "Happy Days" episode with an alien in it. Unfortunately, the regular cast considered the original script unreadable and production proved so difficult that the intended actor for the alien, John Byner, abruptly quit the production. Marshall asked the cast if they could suggest an appropriate replacement actor, and Robin Williams' name quickly came up. After Williams

Title: Mork Goes Erk
Content: all sitting around feeling depressed. Mindy has just learned that Mork's supervisor Orson has arranged for Mork to be transferred to another planet, and Bickley is suffering from writer's block. Their friend Susan comes by to visit, and suggests that they all go and attend a seminar on Ellsworth's Revitalization Konditioning. As the guests arrive at the seminar, Ellsworth nervously asks Susan if all of the attendees' checks are in order. He then lays out the rules for the duration of the training, which includes no leaving and no consumption of alcohol. When Bickley hears this, he promptly gets up

Question: In Mork and Mindy, what was the Orkan phrase for 'Goodbye'?
Answer: Nanu Nanu