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ALF: Consider Me Gone

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It's a sad day in the Tanner household as ALF announces he's leaving Earth to settle on another planet with Skip and Rhonda, but ALF is captured by the Alien Task Force before he can get to their spaceship.
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Writers:: Ian Praiser Steve Pepoon Stephen Sustarsic David Silverman Victor Fresco

Director:: Nick Havinga

Stars:: Max Wright (William Francis "Willie" Tanner); Josh Blake (Jake Ochmonek (1988-1990)); John LaMotta (Trevor Ochmonek); Benji Gregory (Brian Tanner); Andrea Elson (Lynn Tanner); Anne Schedeen (Katherine Daphne "Kate" Halligan Tanner); Paul Fusco (Gordon "ALF" Shumway [Voice/Puppeteer]); Liz Sheridan (Raquel Ochmonek)

Guest Star:: Larry Poindexter (Sergeant Armstrong); Doug Ballard (Lt. Alden); Richard Fancy (Colonel Halsey); Sherman Howard (Officer)

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This episode was suppose to conclude the next season leaving a cliffhanger but it never worked that way. NBC decided to cancel the show. In the last scene, ALF then gets picked up by the alien task force and what happens next you say? Well in Feb. 1996 a TV-movie was made (oddly for ABC instead of NBC) to show that ALF wasn't hurt. Also none of the original supporting cast was in this reunion movie. According to the TV-movie, the Tanners were taken away by the Alien Task Force and put into the Witness Protection Program. edit »

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The title is derived from a Sting song with the same name. edit »

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digi56
member since: Jul 13, 2004
Consider Me Gone
The Bottom Line: "Series finale"
The episode that wasn't really all that exciting but really rather sad ...Continue »
01/03/07 05:10am | report abuse
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ace1963
member since: Jul 1, 2006
Consider Me Gone
The Bottom Line: "Series classic"
very well done on how to end an episode with out killing anyone. ...Continue »
07/01/06 10:28am | report abuse
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nateman241
member since: Jul 8, 2005
Consider Me Gone
The Bottom Line: "Nerve-wracking"
even through project: alf aired in 1996, after the season 4 cliffhanger series finale, alf kind of went of the radar for 15 years, until the release of the alf seasons on dvd. this episode set up an execellent 5th season but NBC makes alot of bad decision ...Continue »
04/21/06 12:23pm | report abuse
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mlc1m
member since: Jun 11, 2005
Consider Me Gone
The Bottom Line: "Painful to watch"
This ep. meant the definite end of the series. After watching this episode it was crystal clear there'd be no more ALF anymore. ...Continue »
10/06/05 11:09pm | report abuse