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- TV-G1986 · Sitcom · 4 seasons
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ALF wrings a bit of novelty out of its wisecracking extraterrestrial, but this high-concept sitcom keeps playing to the galaxy's lowest common denominator. Read Critics Reviews
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The ALF creators probably are encouraged by the long-running...
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ALF: Season 1 pictures and photo gallery -- Check out just...
- 5. Keepin' The Faith
ALF takes a job selling cosmetics over the phone. Stars Max...
- 1. Pilot
Reviews The Tanners meet ALF for the first time when he...
- 8. Don't It Make Your Brown Eyes Blue
ALF has a crush on Lynn, so he makes a music video to...
- 2. Strangers in The Night
Reviews ALF decides to have some fun while a nervous Mrs....
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alf TV-PG 1986 - 1990 4 Seasons Comedy List Reviews 83% Avg. Audience Score 50+ Ratings A smart-mouthed creature, ALF (aka Alien Life Form), crash-lands in a suburban garage.
- Max Wright, Anne Schedeen, Andrea Elson
- TV-PG
- 4
- Strangers in The Night
- Hail to The Chief
- Don’T It Make Your Brown Eyes Blue?
- Wild Thing
- Tequila
- Like An Old Time Movie
- Promises, Promises
- Future’S So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades
- Consider Me Gone
- Alf’s Special Christmas
I remember watching this episode for my review and thinking the show couldn’t possibly get any worse than this. Oh, the follies of youth. In retrospect it’s not that I judged “Strangers in the Night” too harshly…it’s that I failed to predict ALF‘s staggering capacity for brainless garbage. This is the one where Mrs. Ochmonek wants to watch Psycho, ...
ALF runs for president in a dream but in a different dream he doesn’t but then at the end of another dream he is the president and then in real life he gives advice to actual presidents. CLASSIC SHIT RIGHT HERE. This is one of many episodes that feels like it was cobbled together from scraps, and in this case none of the scraps had any redeeming me...
You know, spending a whole episode about how your main character is driven into a sexual frenzy by an underage girl sounds great on paper. What a sure-fire classic. There’s no better comedy staple than the lecherous old molester, and pairing that with a music video in which Uncle Grabby dances around singing about precisely how many ounces of seed ...
When I declared “Wild Thing” the worst episode of season one (during the closing ceremonies of ALF Fest ’14) I knew I couldn’t have been entirely fair. In the first place, I was watching syndication cuts. In addition to that, “Wild Thing” seemed to have been hit the mathematical hardest by those cuts. Most episodes seemed to lose around 2-3 minutes...
“Tequila” is a 1988 erotic romantic drama episode of ALFwritten by Art Everett and directed by Nick Havinga. It is based on the semi-autobiographical novel by John O’Brien. Kate’s friend Maura is a suicidal alcoholic who has ended her personal and professional life to drink herself to death in the Tanner kitchen. While there, she develops a relatio...
“What if ALF was a silent movie?” That’s a question nobody’s ever asked, for any reason, at any point in human history. No, not even the people who made the episode. It’s common knowledge that “Like an Old Time Movie” was a script coughed up from the bowels of hell. The writers and cast, after consulting with 1989’s foremost theologians, knew that ...
Ugh, “Promises, Promises.” I have to talk about this shit again? Actually, I guess I don’t. Let’s talk about something else. Like what we’ll do after ALF. I’m planning to jump off of a building. How about you guys? If I don’t get around to that, then maybe I’ll do a bunch of Fiction Into Film pieces, since I really enjoyed those but couldn’t get to...
the hell is this god damned horseshit garbage pile, for fuck’s sake, my god, just look at this sack of crap nonsensical assload of trash, what kind of moron watches this shit for crying out loud, is there nothing better you could be doing with your time than sitting around pouring catpiss like this into your brain, I mean come on just get out of th...
Season four would have been awful even if it didn’t end with a punch in the nuts. As it stands, season four was awful and it ended with a punch in the nuts. “Consider Me Gone” was a sendoff for the Tanners masquerading as a sendoff for ALF, and which turned out to actually be a sendoff for the show as a whole. You’d be forgiven for thinking that th...
…oh, wait. This isn’t Project: ALF. Shit. I should have actually read the list before writing about it. Well, part of me wants to just say “Project: ALF isn’t an episode, so it can’t take the number one spot.” And I’d be right, because I’m very intelligent. But even if we wanted to count it, the more I think about it the more I really believe “ALF’...
In the sitcom ALF, a hairy, aardvark-like alien (Paul Fusco) follows an amateur radio signal one night while fleeing the destruction of his planet, Melmac. He winds up crash-landing through the roof of the Tanner family.
Jan 15, 2024 · The 1980s was an absolute golden age for scripted comedy, which probably explains how a show as offbeat and distinctive as ALF (streaming now on Peacock!) ever managed to crash-land its way to a weekly time slot on mainstream network TV.
- Benjamin Bullard
Mar 1, 2016 · ALF. A new review every Thursday! Join me as I work my way through every episode of ALF, in order, because you asked me to do this, thereby proving that man gravitates naturally toward evil. Seriously, this show is awful. ENJOY!
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Alf wasn't the best sitcom of the day but it sure was entertaining at times. Alf stands for alien life form or Alf for short. Alf became a hit sitcom series for the time on the network television. The premise is that Alf crashes into the Tanners garage in suburban Los Anfeles, California.
