Pam Dawber will always be remembered for her breakout role as the lovable, funny, down-to-earth Mindy McConnell — the counterpart to the late Robin Williams’ zaney alien Mork — in the quirky and ...

Pam Dawber is in the middle of a four-episode arc alongside her husband Mark Harmon on ‘NCIS.’ The ‘It’ couple of the 80s have been married for nearly 35 years and have mostly kept their relationship ...

Pam Dawber has not made an appearance on TV for more than five years. But Mark Harmon’s real-life wife of nearly 35 years, has finally joined ‘NCIS’ for a four-episode arc, which began with the April ...

Dawber and Harmon both married in 1987 and never looked back. It all started with Harmon famously making his move on his wife through a mutual friend. According to an interview with People, the friend ...

NCIS introduced the character of investigative journalist Marcie Warren toward the end of season 18. Played by star Mark Harmon’s real-life wife Pam Dawber, Marcie became an important part of Leroy ...

Pam Dawber starred across from Robin Williams in the show Mork & Mindy, and the sitcom remains a beloved Williams staple — an early gem contributing to the late actor’s esteemed portfolio. Yet, aside ...

Though Pam Dawber made a name for herself in Hollywood – in major TV shows, cinematic productions, and made-for-TV movies — she stepped out of the spotlight to raise her family years down the line.

Though all is well on the career front, can the same be said about his marriage to Pam Dawber? Pam Dawber is well-known for starring opposite Robin Williams in the 1970s sitcom Mork & Mindy. However, ...

Harmon and Dawber met through a mutual friend. Dawber vowed not to date any more actors, but when her friend told her who it was, she changed her mind. At the time, Dawber and Harmon were dating other ...

Pam Dawber recently opened up about her latest gig — a four-episode arc on her husband, Mark Harmon’s hit show ‘NCIS.’ Not only did she reveal she was nervous and had some conditions that CBS had to ...

In 1977, while producing Happy Days, Marshall took his son to see Star Wars: A New Hope. His son was so smitten by the space adventure, Marshall decided to create an alien character for the show.