As a retired police officer I've seen more suicides then the average person. One thing that I learned through it all was, they didn't want to die; they just wanted the pain to stop. The pain could be anything, illness, finances, fear, loneliness. The list is endless. RIP Robin Williams.
Dark Side Of The Menu I cannot thank you enough for the service you have provided the public. I cannot fathom how you keep your emotions apart from the sometimes very painful things you have to see. Thanks for your input and of course, your service.☺
....I once met Robin here in New York City outside of the Letterman Show. In those days there was no police barricade and a group of us politely said hi to him. I put my hand on his left shoulder. We were all telling him we were fans of and he seemed like a scared child. I could see it in his eyes. He couldn't even speak from the fright. It was just me in my 20s and other people in their 20s, 30, and 40s. Even a few old ladies were saying hi to him. You could see and feel he sensitivity and kindness. He seemed like a priest or something. LOL. It was so different from the confident guy who would curse on stage. I will never forget that moment we spent with the legend Robin Williams. RIP.
He Was Truly A Comic Genius Ahead Of His Time And Will Be Sadly Missed But Forever Lives On Our Hearts. R.I.P. Robin Williams (1951-2014)Gone, But Not Forgotten.
I just saw the episode "Dr Morkenstein" this morning on RewindTV. His Orson Report will break you....he created a robot and the robot dies in the end. Seeing Robin/Mork truly break down talking of his friend is heartbreaking. It sounds just how we feel about losing our beloved Robin.
Saw this episode for the first time a couple of months ago and was reminded of the summer day when I passed him on campus while he was filming Patch Adams. I wanted so much to meet him, and I'd waited for a while to do so, but a PA announced to the crowd that he was exhausted after so much filming, and the best way we could show appreciation was to let him go get some rest. It saddened me how many people still rushed up to him after the filming trying to talk to him, get his autograph, or in some other way as Mork says, get a piece of him. I've never really regretted walking away and doing my little part to make sure he got some peace.
I will love you Robin until my last breath. You were amazing, funny, kind, sweet, caring, loved and so much more. When I saw the clip of Robin and the gorilla I saw how precious he truly was. He looked at the gorilla the way the world looked at him. He was so much more than a comedian and he will be loved and truly missed. As long as we have his shows, movies and comedy shows he'll live forever 💕💕😃😘💕💕
1:20 The ending of that brilliant episode of Mork and Mindy was moving and powerful when Mork mentions the names of the deceased celebrities and breaks down when he mentions John Lennon.
Phuckyutube Assasshoes Yes I did. Missed urs too. For someone who's obviously looking to stick up for someone else, u made a quick, spineless comment rather than a point. Even ur name is a contradiction...u hate TH-cam so much yet here u are patronizing.
Soon after Robin Williams died I started watching this show, and when I saw this episode it really made sense how he was feeling. Even back then he was fighting depression, and in the end he failed.
+Thomas Boese Unless there was a specific point they wanted him to make, and then he followed the script. Bottom line, the point made in this scene was the intent of the writers.
Years later & I still can't fathom how someone who gave me so many years of entertainment & laughter was himself in so much pain & sadness. RIP Robin. Thank You.
This just gave my chills and a lump in my throat. I myself have struggled with depression and I did eventually get help but not everyone is the same. R.I.P Roby. Your not in pain anymore
First time I heard of Robin Williams was when I listened to his record album in the late 1970's titled "Reality, what a concept" classic Robin Williams. Terrible the way he went out, quite a shock, RIP.
I just wish that Robin would know the outpour of love the public had for him and the whole world was in shock at his passing. I was so lucky in 1985 to have shook his hand one night at the back of the Comedy Store. Brilliant human being, so missed by the world.
And Robin Williams... R.I.P. Robin Williams. "Mork" was a start - which was done very well - which made SO many others! Thank You...I wished I could have talked to you...
Man goes to doctor. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Doctor says, "Treatment is simple. Great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight. Go and see him. That should pick you up." Man bursts into tears. Says, "But doctor...I am Pagliacci. - Rorschach, _Watchmen_
I know how he felt just before he took his life. I been that low. If not for a good friend I not be here today. RIP YOU WERE ONE ALL TIME best. God bless you.
I loved these ending bits at the end of the episodes, even as a kid. (Even if the show was before my time.) It was unique to see the main character reflect on the things they learned that episode, and offer some perspective, and depth, even when presented in a humorous way. The show was in some ways intelligent for that, and it kinda taught me to think, consider, and reflect on things I experienced too.
It was the last episode to after the 3 Part story where they were running from the evil Kelnick (sp). They used Mork's time traveling shoes and it was rumored they would be lost in the time stream had the show continued. The Mork Report might have been their attempt at a positive series finale.
That episode was filmed before the Gotta Run three parter. So technically by film date, that was the finale. It just aired after Gotta Run. If they did pick it up for a fifth season, then they probably would had resolved the chase saga during that season.
hey Dirk, you meet Clive Cussler? He sat down next to me in a bar in Spokane WA and ordered a Remy Martin. Introduced himself very humbly and showed me his new car. WOW!
As an Autistic, I always related to Mork. This was prior to my generation, but I watched the show through reruns, VHS, and then DVD when it came about.
when you're in a dark place and demons get the better of your mind yeah it can happen there is a saying i made up.. it takes a coward to try to take you're own life.. but it takes strength and courage to stop
He was already a major star by this time (this was from the third season of "Mork & Mindy"), but he had nothing to do with this speech. This episode was written in tribute to John Lennon, who had been murdered just a few weeks before.
MaskedMan66 a long time ago bakeries such as hostess started selling bread in grocery stores pre-sliced. It was super convenient for housewives and a fantastic idea. So whenever a great idea comes along the phrase goes, "that's the greatest thing to happen since sliced bread". I used it a lil differently to add humor like many other people who understand this phrase. but unfortunately your mind is taking the whole thing completely literally.. that's the best explanation I can give you.. sorry kid.. :(
And that is precisely where you've shown that you don't understand the phrase. Sliced bread was a wonderful innovation, therefore any innovation or wonderful thing gets called "the greatest thing since sliced bread." Your adaptation, however, falls flat because there is nothing intrinsically funny about sliced bread. You have taken something that has a specific meaning and rendered it meaningless.
Sometime after this Cancer claimed the life of his very good friend and equally talented Comedian Andy Kaufman as well. So Robin Williams carried that heartbreak with him as well.😔B.W.
Wow. This is the most Dramatic scene the Mork & Mindy ever shot. He named a lot of people who died! But, He DIDN'T NAME ROBIN WILLIAMS!!!R.I.P. Brother!🙏😢✝️✝️✝️
One the greatest people on earth to bring laughter and happiness at all,will be truely missed. Farewell the man who inspired me to make toys. R.i.p robin williams
I fail to see how it is ironic. The writers wrote a script about the price of fame to capitalize on the recent death of John Lennon. There is nothing to suggest that Robin William's fame had anything to do with his death.
Absolutely! He seemed to have caught the tail of a comet and then left this World in 1977. Ira Angustain, who was part of The Basketball Dramedy "The White Shadow", did an incredible job as Freddie Prinze in The TV Biopic dedicated to his life.🤔😔🎤🏀📺B.W.
And Freddie Prinze's tragic departure affected CoStar Jack Albertson profoundly as well. The very talented Character Actor understandably never really recovered from the demise of someone that he considered a son.😔📺B.W.
used to see him at this vegetarian asian spot off 9th ave in SF and we would leave him alone because he always seemed sad and looked like he wanted to eat in peace. he dressed so unique too.
Victor Creed it’s their incredible skill to keep their demons locked up in their soul that ends up eating them alive. The smiles and laughter they give us have come at a heavy price..... Fame and expectation to be this other entity devoid of anything negative ends up unbalancing them..... with no where to turn, they self destruct, even with a smile on their face.. 😣
As a retired police officer I've seen more suicides then the average person. One thing that I learned through it all was, they didn't want to die; they just wanted the pain to stop. The pain could be anything, illness, finances, fear, loneliness. The list is endless. RIP Robin Williams.
Maybe their biggest fear is that people find out just how much they really do fear ?
Dark Side Of The Menu thank you for your service sir.😉
Tom, actually Doctors and Dentists have a higher suicide rate than cops. And you should really learn how to turn off the caps lock key...
Dark Side Of The Menu I cannot thank you enough for the service you have provided the public. I cannot fathom how you keep your emotions apart from the sometimes very painful things you have to see. Thanks for your input and of course, your service.☺
Dark Side Of The Menu Thank you for your lifelong dedication to our country. All the best in your retirement.
His tone of voice when he said"and john lennon". Made me cry,he was feeling it.
Because it had only been a matter of weeks since Lennon was murdered.
That epilogue was filmed only a few days after John Lennon's death. The shock of his death was still very fresh and obviously so for robin williams.
MARV I remember watching that episode. How eery indeed. RIP Robin Williams and thanks for the laughs.
I figured that out by the way Robin paused...even though I missed that episode. Sad to loose John and Robin like that.
+OhYeah?: Well, Elvis didn't actually commit suicide as much as drug himself to death, and John Lennon was murdered.
I remember that epiode when I wasa kid. I had no idea who John Lennon was till after he died.
lennon became steve jobs
Strange how someone you've never mett before. Feels like a lifelong friend when they leave this mortal coil.
R.I.P. Robin.
....I once met Robin here in New York City outside of the Letterman Show. In those days there was no police barricade and a group of us politely said hi to him. I put my hand on his left shoulder. We were all telling him we were fans of and he seemed like a scared child. I could see it in his eyes. He couldn't even speak from the fright. It was just me in my 20s and other people in their 20s, 30, and 40s. Even a few old ladies were saying hi to him. You could see and feel he sensitivity and kindness. He seemed like a priest or something. LOL. It was so different from the confident guy who would curse on stage. I will never forget that moment we spent with the legend Robin Williams. RIP.
I guess his hyperactive, spastic "act" was a mechanism to help him cope. poor sad, brilliant, sensitive, madman. RIP.
His persona and voice was everywhere for nearly 40 years
He Was Truly A Comic Genius Ahead Of His Time And Will Be Sadly Missed But Forever Lives On Our Hearts. R.I.P. Robin Williams (1951-2014)Gone, But Not Forgotten.
I just saw the episode "Dr Morkenstein" this morning on RewindTV. His Orson Report will break you....he created a robot and the robot dies in the end. Seeing Robin/Mork truly break down talking of his friend is heartbreaking. It sounds just how we feel about losing our beloved Robin.
Saw this episode for the first time a couple of months ago and was reminded of the summer day when I passed him on campus while he was filming Patch Adams. I wanted so much to meet him, and I'd waited for a while to do so, but a PA announced to the crowd that he was exhausted after so much filming, and the best way we could show appreciation was to let him go get some rest. It saddened me how many people still rushed up to him after the filming trying to talk to him, get his autograph, or in some other way as Mork says, get a piece of him. I've never really regretted walking away and doing my little part to make sure he got some peace.
...and Robin Williams.
RIP
Betty Veronica , yes how tragically true.
:'-(
I was just going to say that! :'(
He was a very thoughtful and deep man, despite his outward persona. He helped me grow up. Taught me the importance of laughter.
RIP. Robin.
WOW. That hit me right in the heart. RIP, dear Robin
Same here. Very sad lesson in life. Rest in peace, Robin. 💓
I will love you Robin until my last breath. You were amazing, funny, kind, sweet, caring, loved and so much more. When I saw the clip of Robin and the gorilla I saw how precious he truly was. He looked at the gorilla the way the world looked at him. He was so much more than a comedian and he will be loved and truly missed. As long as we have his shows, movies and comedy shows he'll live forever 💕💕😃😘💕💕
I grew up in a world with Robin Williams... It’s definitely not the same without him :(
Jeff's Fort agreed. He was amazing and he always made me laugh. Mork And Mindy was my childhood favorite. Nanoo nanoo!
he took his magic with him.
1:20 The ending of that brilliant episode of Mork and Mindy was moving and powerful when Mork mentions the names of the deceased celebrities and breaks down when he mentions John Lennon.
This was NOT Mork's last report to Orson. This was from Season three's "Mork Meets Robin Williams". The show ran for four seasons.
Larry Lee Moniz Thank u Dr. Know-it-all. Ur enlightening comment is noted. Did u miss the point???
CRlocoman1989 Dr know it all also had a point. Did u miss it???
Phuckyutube Assasshoes Yes I did. Missed urs too. For someone who's obviously looking to stick up for someone else, u made a quick, spineless comment rather than a point. Even ur name is a contradiction...u hate TH-cam so much yet here u are patronizing.
CRlocoman1989 shut the fuck up you are obviously clueless. You think you're sooooooo smart but you're clueless. Spineless😂
@CRlocoman1989 and Phuckyutube Assasshoes good god. U both are immature beyond words.
Sent shivers up my spine. Very poignant ❗RIP Robin Williams. Always remembered ❗ 🙏 🕊
Soon after Robin Williams died I started watching this show, and when I saw this episode it really made sense how he was feeling. Even back then he was fighting depression, and in the end he failed.
in an episode where Mork "met" Robin Williams kinda sad we didn't realize he was talking about himself.
You do know that he didn't write this speech, right?
For the show "most" of the dialog for Mork was left absolutely "blank" by the writers as Robin Williams always did everything off the cuff.
+Thomas Boese Unless there was a specific point they wanted him to make, and then he followed the script. Bottom line, the point made in this scene was the intent of the writers.
+ emma duncan No need for quotation marks; Mork did meet Robin Williams. In the show, they both exist.
I feel like Robin was talking straight from the heart here
He was, but not about himself; the writers were paying tribute to John Lennon, who had been murdered only weeks before.
Wow. Just wow.
Years later & I still can't fathom how someone who gave me so many years of entertainment & laughter was himself in so much pain & sadness. RIP Robin. Thank You.
This just gave my chills and a lump in my throat. I myself have struggled with depression and I did eventually get help but not everyone is the same. R.I.P Roby. Your not in pain anymore
I miss Robin. Not just his comedy but the personal touch he put into every character he portrayed. He was the comedian I connected with growing up.
And Robin Williams
I think this was also before his friend John Belushi died.
Yep 1980 or 81
Robin once said that cocaine is God's way of telling you that you are making too much money.
Well, all his jokes can't be winners.
He can add Robin Williams to that list. He was a brilliant talent. He is missed. Continue to rest in eternity.
First time I heard of Robin Williams was when I listened to his record album in the late 1970's titled "Reality, what a concept" classic Robin Williams. Terrible the way he went out, quite a shock, RIP.
Wow just wow - amazing - as another wise man once said
“The more things change, the more they stay the same...” - Snake
the expression he when mention john lennon....maybe he had a dream he will get the curse the rest had
I just wish that Robin would know the outpour of love the public had for him and the whole world was in shock at his passing. I was so lucky in 1985 to have shook his hand one night at the back of the Comedy Store. Brilliant human being, so missed by the world.
I wish no human being was in pain. RIP Robin Williams
Wow, that was heavy
His fame didn't kill him . His body betrayed him .
What is the good of the strongest heart
In a body that's falling apart?
Along with two women who vowed to be there for him through thick or thin.
"Everybody just wants a piece of you" he said...
Happy birthday, Robin x
He is loved n missed by many,including me!!!Robin Williams forever.
I see why he played the Genie in Aladdin now R.I.P. king
Spoken from the Heart....
Miss you buddy
He was DEFINITELY trying to tell us something of his own fear and pain. So incredibly sad.
The writers were telling a story and focusing on the recent death of John Lennon. Robin was reading a script.
And Robin Williams...
R.I.P. Robin Williams. "Mork" was a start - which was done very well - which made SO many others!
Thank You...I wished I could have talked to you...
He'd been on one or two other T.V. shows, but it was Mork-- appearing on an episode of "Happy Days"-- that caught the public's attention.
And Robin Williams.
You ain't never... had a... friend like meeeeeee!!!
Gave such joy to others, but for himself...
all these years later, that still hits hard. His passing left a hole in the world that we haven't been able to fill.
Robin was a treasure and a gift. He is missed every day.
Sorry we made your life difficult, Robin. We just loved you and wanted more. We feel like we know celebrities, and that is our mistake. R.I.P.
And Robin Williams..Rest in Peace
Sent shiver's up my spine...God I miss him. RIP Robin Williams XXXXXXOOOOO
Oh man, this made me cry. :-(
Robin Williams added to that list for you Mork 👍
& Robin Williams. R.I.P.
Wow....so sad!
Man goes to doctor. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Doctor says, "Treatment is simple. Great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight. Go and see him. That should pick you up." Man bursts into tears. Says, "But doctor...I am Pagliacci. - Rorschach, _Watchmen_
This is in a sad way foreshadows Robin Williams own death and Robin Williams did suffer from depression!!👍
I know how he felt just before he took his life. I been that low. If not for a good friend I not be here today. RIP YOU WERE ONE ALL TIME best. God bless you.
God bless you, sir, for sticking with life! You made the right decision.
MaskedMan66 thank you plus thank god for good friends to.
I miss him
Oh this made me cry......robin loved you thanku.....john lennon elvis awwwwwww bless♡♡♡♡♡♡♡☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
where are You getting Your emoji's?
I loved these ending bits at the end of the episodes, even as a kid. (Even if the show was before my time.) It was unique to see the main character reflect on the things they learned that episode, and offer some perspective, and depth, even when presented in a humorous way. The show was in some ways intelligent for that, and it kinda taught me to think, consider, and reflect on things I experienced too.
Holy shit I almost cried at the end
Mork's actual last report was the whole of the final episode of the series. The episode title was, appropriately enough, "The Mork Report."
It was the last episode to after the 3 Part story where they were running from the evil Kelnick (sp). They used Mork's time traveling shoes and it was rumored they would be lost in the time stream had the show continued. The Mork Report might have been their attempt at a positive series finale.
@@bull705 The villain's name was Kalnik. :-)
That episode was filmed before the Gotta Run three parter. So technically by film date, that was the finale. It just aired after Gotta Run. If they did pick it up for a fifth season, then they probably would had resolved the chase saga during that season.
1:22 RIP Robin Williams 1951 - 2014.
And the most chillingly accurate line in this Scene is "When You're a Celebrity, You can't leave Your Face at The Office."😔🎭B.W.
I miss you Robin Williams. May you R.I.P. 💜
Robin Williams always be my fav..❤😢
hey Dirk, you meet Clive Cussler? He sat down next to me in a bar in Spokane WA and ordered a Remy Martin. Introduced himself very humbly and showed me his new car. WOW!
OMG, that's actually eerie and sad.....he was a good man, RIP Robin
This was the only non-2-part episode that ended without an applause.
Chilling!!!!
... No words. RIP Robin Williams. 😞
just remember this has nothing to do with how he died, that was a neurological issue, but for those other celebs its right on the nose.
As an Autistic, I always related to Mork. This was prior to my generation, but I watched the show through reruns, VHS, and then DVD when it came about.
Maybe Mr. Williams should've watched this before he did what he did. It might've saved his life.
Trust me Megan he knew what was coming. We didn't.
true
when you're in a dark place and demons get the better of your mind yeah it can happen there is a saying i made up.. it takes a coward to try to take you're own life.. but it takes strength and courage to stop
you obviously dont really know anything about suicides and why .. you shoukld read about all the stats even teens kill themselves
B P "And before you abuse, criticizing and accuse, walk a mile in my shoes."
Joe South
Wow. Who knew he would be in that place... Where he was so loved by many but incapable of enjoying it.
Wow. Miss him so much.
That was spooky like he knew his future even before he became famous
RIP
He was already a major star by this time (this was from the third season of "Mork & Mindy"), but he had nothing to do with this speech. This episode was written in tribute to John Lennon, who had been murdered just a few weeks before.
@@MaskedMan66 You can hear the emotion in Robins voice at the very end and a rare fade to black in silence!!👍
when i was younger, all the way through my teenage years i thought Robin Williams was the funniest thing since sliced bread.
What's funny about sliced bread?
MaskedMan66. lol! you must be really young.
51. Now answer the question.
MaskedMan66 a long time ago bakeries such as hostess started selling bread in grocery stores pre-sliced. It was super convenient for housewives and a fantastic idea. So whenever a great idea comes along the phrase goes, "that's the greatest thing to happen since sliced bread". I used it a lil differently to add humor like many other people who understand this phrase. but unfortunately your mind is taking the whole thing completely literally.. that's the best explanation I can give you.. sorry kid.. :(
And that is precisely where you've shown that you don't understand the phrase. Sliced bread was a wonderful innovation, therefore any innovation or wonderful thing gets called "the greatest thing since sliced bread."
Your adaptation, however, falls flat because there is nothing intrinsically funny about sliced bread. You have taken something that has a specific meaning and rendered it meaningless.
Sometime after this Cancer claimed the life of his very good friend and equally talented Comedian Andy Kaufman as well. So Robin Williams carried that heartbreak with him as well.😔B.W.
Damn. His genius will never be forgotten. Terribly missed.
Wow. This is the most Dramatic scene the Mork & Mindy ever shot. He named a lot of people who died! But, He DIDN'T NAME ROBIN WILLIAMS!!!R.I.P. Brother!🙏😢✝️✝️✝️
One the greatest people on earth to bring laughter and happiness at all,will be truely missed. Farewell the man who inspired me to make toys. R.i.p robin williams
I remember seeing this episode when it was new but I didn't know it was the last report to Orson. Lord it is truly ironic.
MT Rich It wasnt his last one
I fail to see how it is ironic. The writers wrote a script about the price of fame to capitalize on the recent death of John Lennon. There is nothing to suggest that Robin William's fame had anything to do with his death.
The show ran for two more seasons after this one.
Chilling,, genuinely chilling...😔😔
this was just on at 3 in the morning, kinda weirded me out...
Even eerier the guy who Voiced "Orson" was an Actor named Ralph James. He himself passed away awhile ago.😔B.W.
Thanks for posting. rEvolution
He made so much that makes sense like this..
Miss, Robin Williams 😢
Sad and deeply moving. RIP, Mr. Williams.
When he listed the name of celebrities, the one that got me the most was Freddie Prinze.
Absolutely! He seemed to have caught the tail of a comet and then left this World in 1977. Ira Angustain, who was part of The Basketball Dramedy "The White Shadow", did an incredible job as Freddie Prinze in The TV Biopic dedicated to his life.🤔😔🎤🏀📺B.W.
And Freddie Prinze's tragic departure affected CoStar Jack Albertson profoundly as well. The very talented Character Actor understandably never really recovered from the demise of someone that he considered a son.😔📺B.W.
Very erie R.I.P. Robin Williams
I had a mork egg radio when I was little I didn't understand how it was picking up real time radio stations, an egg with a doll inside
makes you think looking back! RIP Robin Williams missed
truth is stranger than fiction!
rip sir. thank you. made me cry for him. guess im human.
This would be a good prologue to Iron Maiden's "Tears of a Clown."
Shit man... This HURTS....
a subtle cry for help???
Reesicup 0815 ..... a cry for help 35 years ago?
Reesicup 0815 30 years before hand?
Lol doubt it
No. He's simply reading a script. The episode was mainly aimed at acknowledging the death of Lennon.
No, because he didn't write this.
amazing and sad. He made it...
the same message said about him as well which is why we no longer have him among up RIP Robin Williams
used to see him at this vegetarian asian spot off 9th ave in SF and we would leave him alone because he always seemed sad and looked like he wanted to eat in peace. he dressed so unique too.
Thank you
It makes you wonder if he was speaking directly to us about him
No, because he didn't write the show.
the funniest ones have the most demons.
Victor Creed it’s their incredible skill to keep their demons locked up in their soul that ends up eating them alive. The smiles and laughter they give us have come at a heavy price.....
Fame and expectation to be this other entity devoid of anything negative ends up unbalancing them..... with no where to turn, they self destruct, even with a smile on their face.. 😣
Except for Harry Secombe.
The one and only ginie from Aladdin rest in peace robin willems
Not the only, just the best.