Pam Stockhaus is the Manager of the Pony Express, the Denver Bronco Cheerleaders who Mork tries out for, putting himself forward as their first male cheerleader. She appears in the Season 2 in Hold That Mork and is played by Linda Henning.
About Pam Stockhaus[]
Pam Stockhaus the Manager of the Pony Express, is a relatively open minded, down to earth woman with a sarcastic sense of humour. Who is willing to give Mork a shot, though it is a close run thing.
She is introduced to to Mork by Kathy when he comes to audition for a spot to Mindy and Nelson introducing themselves. Pam reacts poorly, but as it transpires, it's not against Mork per se, but rather to Nelson who had been on the news the night before calling her a sexist, and threatening to take them to the United Nations if they didn't let Mork try out. When Nelson confirms it Pam asserts that she discriminates against no one except tall blond politicians.
Stepping in Mindy goes to bat for Mork with Pam, realizing that Nelson can over step the mark sometimes, but what they're really talking about is Equal Rights. Mork just wants a chance to try out for the job, if he's no good fine, but he should at least have the chance to try.
Against her better judgement, Pam agrees. And Mork pulls off a routine that has the whole locker room applauding, until Pam tells him she'll let him know. Kathy tells her that he was great and she should really let him know now. Nelson is just about to get on his high horse, when Palm tells him she was about to say yes, Mork has made the team. Mork is ecstatic, but Pam tells him he's going to have to practice every day, his first game is on Sunday, but there will be no special privileges.
On Sunday, reporter Stu Scully is interviewing Pam about the big talking point of the day, NFL's first male cheerleader, which Stu describes as a cataclysmic event in the annals of professional football. When he asks her about the allegations in the press of 'Sexploitation', Pam sarcastically tells him that for the rest of the season they plan to keep Mork 'barefoot and pregnant'.