Realizing that his living with Mindy is making it difficult for her to date, Mork decides to move out. While looking for a flop house, he stumbles upon Exidor, the delusional leader (and only tangible member) of 'The Friends of Venus'.

Mork has a run in with Clint Mullet, a reporter for a tabloid that is offering $25,000 for proof of alien life. After Fred saves Mork's life, Mork decides to turn himself in to pay for Fred's plumbing bills and Mindy's college tuition.

When Mork tricks Mindy into believing that he can predict the weather, Mindy tells him that he should never lie. The music store's despicable landlord, Arnold Wanker, dies while trying to evict Fred from the music store. Mork, hearing the family try to comfort his widow, assumes that that Wanker is their friend, and brings him back from the dead.

Happiness and loneliness haunts us all. Mork activates his time machine to age himself to be a companion to Mindy's grandmother after she feels all her friends have passed.

Mork wants to know more about where babies come from. A man offers to sell him one.

To keep excitement in his relationship with Mindy, Mork starts fights with her and then wants to kiss and make up.

Due to a misunderstanding about Monopoly money, gold-digger Kathy believes Mork is rich, and claims she is carrying his child.

When Nelson receives threatening phone calls, Mork and Mindy investigate a shady club.

Mork goes on a secret mission for the Air Force.

When Mindy's dad visits with a younger woman he has just married, Mork is happy, but Mindy is not.

Mork thinks he is a priest when he dresses in a black jacket and white collar, and begins advising church parishioners.

When marital problems plague Mindy's father, he turns to Mork and Mindy for help.

Fred's successful, but domineering brother, Dave, comes to dinner. Mindy accidentally eats an Orkan dessert which makes her behave strangely. Things get even worse when Uncle Dave eats some of the dessert.