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Lisa requests sexy tech support, and Terrance Catheter reserves a table for Bill Cosby.

Niles Standish orders invitations for his party, and Tony DeLoge makes campaign promises.

Helen wants a personal cookie delivery, and OCD Ken consults a dating service.

Karl Malone inquires about Beanie Babies, and Dick Birchum needs help moving his wife.

Spoonie Luv sends a message with flowers, and Hadassah Guberman has a problem with her vagina.

Elmer calls about anal beads, and Jimmy's son has problems with soap.

Spoonie Luv looks into karate, and Terrence rents a candy store for Rosie O'Donnell.

Snoop Dogg wants to be a senator, and Little Kevin asks a librarian for a definition.

George Zucco has a testicular problem, and Terrence plans a paintball outing.

Hadassah complains about a perfume rash on her vagina, and Birchum reports an alien abduction.

Gladys gets glued to a toilet seat, and Niles Standish wants to be a cowboy.

Mork sends the face-lifting business into orbit when he hilariously rushes to a plastic surgeon to shoot the works after Mindy gives Mork the idea that everyone could use a little improverrent on Mork & Mindy.

Naive Mork puts on his own out-of-this-world telethon to help Mindy raise charity funds, but is such a funny failure at fund-raising that he turns to his own outrageous brand of panhandling to come up with the needed money.

Mork faces almost unbeatable competition for his job as official Earth observer from his Orkan hero, the suave and charming Xerko, who beams to Earth to challenge Mork to an outrageous contest for the right to send reports back to Ork.

Mork, who has never heard of Robin Williams and scoffs at the idea of resembling him, gets crushed by mobs of fans who think he is the popular comedian, then has a hilarious nose-to-nose encounter with the famous star.

Mork, lonely in Mindy's absence, sets the stage for amazing comical confusion when he gets the visiting Orkan Elder to clone multiple Mindys which he continues to do until he gets it right.

Mindy is convinced that she has unleashed the swingingest single ever after she persuades Mork that it would inprove their relationship if each began dating new people and he turns into the hilarious new king of Boulder's social scene.

When Mindy eats one of Mork's gourmet delights, she turns into a wacky Orkan herself, sending her family reunion into a rollicking tizzy and treating pompous old Uncle Dave (special guest star Jonathan Winters) to a bizarre evening he won't forget.

Mork, who doesn't understand why people gossip, reveals some hilarious inside scoops when he shows and tells all about his friends while subbing for Mindy as host of a local TV show called Rumor Has It.

When Mindy has to work long hours on a new TV call-in show, Mork has to help with the housework. But when his comedic cleaning efforts turn the apartment into a disaster area, he calls up Mindy, on the air, for a new set of instructions.

Mr. Bickley's 50th birthday celebration turns into a crazy exchange of everybody's deepest secrets, but Mindy waits until the group leaves to tell Mork somthing she's wanted to say for years.

Mindy is the beautiful bride and Mork is the outrageously funny groom - who may not be able to fit into his tuxedo if he can't convince Orson to approve the marriage and undo his transformation of Mork into an English sheep dog.

Mork and unsuspecting Mindy hatch a comedy plot that's bigger than both of them when an egg emerges from Mork's navel that grows and grows until it bursts open and out pops their full-grown, middle-aged-looking son.

Mindy is dazed at the reality that she and Mork are the parents of Mearth -half-earthling/half-orkan with the body of a 50-year-old and the mind of an infant and feels lef t out when Mearth accepts Mork as his mommy.

Mearth hates his first day of school on planet Ork so much that Mork and Mindy accompany him back to Ork Prep, where Mork's ancient teacher - who looks like a child - is still sternly in charge.

Mindy, already worried about losing her job at the television station, foresees disaster when Mork and Mearth accidentally transfer minds, forcing her to take Mearth in Mork’s body to meet the new boss.

Terror-stricken Mork believes the examiner assigned to give him a driving test is an incarnation of the devil, and careens along the test course in a spectacular tilted wheelie, with Mindy and Mearth in the car.

All that glitters is Mork's gold when the Orkan learns how to make the precious metal from polyester, buys Mindy a 60-room mansion where she can stable her new horse and hires tennis star Tracy Austin as son Mearth's tennis coach.

Mork is overjoyed that he and Mindy can finally let it all hang out when he meets Kalnik - an alien from Neptune who apparently is also married to an earthling and the four seem to have everything in common.

Mindy lets Mork move into her apartment, much to the dispute of her father.

When a reporter offers a reward for proof of alien life, Mork decides to turn himself in to pay back the McConnells.

Sanjeev's guests are Carol Vorderman and Elvis Costello.

Sanjeev's guests are Mariella Frostrup and actor George Hamilton.

Sanjeev's guests are Zoe Wanamaker and David Hasselhoff.

Sanjeev's guests are Felicity Kendal and Gordon Ramsay

Sanjeev's guests are Jamie Cullum and Cybill Shepherd

Sanjeev's guests are Louis Walsh and Trisha Goddard

Sanjeev's guests are Max Beesley and Richard Wilson

Sanjeev's guests are Suzi Quatro and Darcey Bussell

Sanjeev's guests are Chris Tarrant and Alan Alda

In this Christmas special, the Kumars are joined by one of football’s gentlemen, Gary Lineker, Brookside actress Claire Sweeney and Scary Spice herself, Mel B. Sanjeev attempts to conduct a real interview.

Beatrice has a meltdown when Frederick brings home a fiancée, and Dodo goes through morphine withdrawal.

Lillian finally finds acceptance among Newport's high society, Victor throws Frederick a bachelor party, and Chair plays a nasty trick on Blanche.

Beatrice, Lillian and Garfield rush back to the manor to stop Frederick and Celery's wedding, and Chair ousts Dodo as the lady of the house.

The Bellacourt sisters turn to Harriet Tubman for help revitalizing their fading profiles, and the Commodore struggles with his disastrous finances.

Lillian and Beatrice both try to woo a foreign prince, Blanche helps Chair reclaim her lost memories, and Hamish forms a bond with his prison cellmate.

Illicit deals are made and old secrets resurface as Frederick presides over Hamish's trial for the murder of Scoops LaPue.

The Commodore tries to sell Frederick as a possible vice president, Beatrice and Eleanor Roosevelt hit it off, and Flobelle organizes a servants' strike.

Lillian gets close to the servants when a typhoid outbreak wreaks havoc in the lower quarters, and Beatrice goes on a double date with her new boyfriend.

Albert Einstein visits the manor and develops an unlikely partnership with Beatrice, and Lillian goes on a mission to find sex for pleasure.

Birchum needs swimming lessons for his twins, and Elmer complains to a park ranger.

Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew talk hip hop, and Tony Deloge needs campaign advice.

Elmer wants to book a gay cruise, and Danny speaks with a rabbi about Judaism.

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