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Project: ALFEpisode Number: 103 Season Num: 4 First Aired: Saturday February 17, 1996 Prod Code: n/a |
Six years ago, ALF was on his way back to his new home... When the Alien Task Force finally caught him. Now, the story continues to where the series ended. The Alien Task Force now protects ALF, but the leader wants to terminate him. So two officers decide to save ALF by kidnapping him. But the man the officers took ALF to wants to finally reveal him to the world. Which leads him to more danger...
| Writer: | Tom Patchett, Paul Fusco |
| Director: | Dick Lowry |
| Star: | Paul Fusco (Gordon "ALF" Shumway [Voice/Puppeteer]) |
| Guest Star: | Miguel Ferrer (Moyers), Kim Strauss (TV Assistant), John Dunbar (Man #1), Lin Shaye (Waitress), Ahmet Zappa (Card Guard #2), William Keane (Card Guard #1), Erick Avari (Voice of Rocket), W. Earl Brown (Ernie), Randy Oglesby (Bouncer), Lynn Tufeld (Cocktail Waitress), F.J. Rio (S.P.), William O'Leary (Dr. Mullican), Anne Gee Byrd (Farnsworth), Scott Michael Campbell (Lt. Reese), Lee Arenberg (Gate Guard), Michael Laskin (Undermeyer), Beverly Archer (ATF Officer), Martin Sheen (ATF Leader), Charles Robinson (), Jensen Daggett (Dr. Hill), Ray Walston (Motel Manager), Jeremiah Birkett (Pete Meatman) |
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Ray Walston, who plays the hotel manager, played an alien himself once. He played Uncle Martin on the 60's show My Favorite Martian.
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Paul Fusco (as the voice/puppeteer of ALF) is the only member of the cast to appear in the movie.
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(At the end of the hearing, ALF reveals his own gavel.)
ALF: This hearing is impaired. (edit) Colonel: Project ALF is about to be terminated. Not just the project, but the ALF. (edit) Rick Mullican: We're on our way to Mardi Gras, thus the costumes.
Bouncer: What Mardi Gras?
ALF: What costumes?
Rick Mullican: The ones we're wearing.
ALF (looks at himself again): What costumes? (edit) Motel manager: You're not from around here, are you?
ALF: Minnesota.
Motel manager: Somehow I thought it'd be farther than that.
ALF: Uh, Michigan.
Motel manager: Ah, yeah, the wolverine state. (edit) Melissa Hill: ALF, hide in the bathroom.
ALF: It's been a long time since those words were uttered. (edit)
ALF: This hearing is impaired. (edit) Colonel: Project ALF is about to be terminated. Not just the project, but the ALF. (edit) Rick Mullican: We're on our way to Mardi Gras, thus the costumes.
Bouncer: What Mardi Gras?
ALF: What costumes?
Rick Mullican: The ones we're wearing.
ALF (looks at himself again): What costumes? (edit) Motel manager: You're not from around here, are you?
ALF: Minnesota.
Motel manager: Somehow I thought it'd be farther than that.
ALF: Uh, Michigan.
Motel manager: Ah, yeah, the wolverine state. (edit) Melissa Hill: ALF, hide in the bathroom.
ALF: It's been a long time since those words were uttered. (edit)
ALF never revealed what happened to Jake, Raquel and Trevor.
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In the second season episode We're So Sorry, Uncle Albert, ALF reveals that everyone on Melmac dies at the age of 650. This should have rendered the threat to kill him meaningless.
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To stress the importance of choosing which products to endorse, ALF mentions Bill Cosby and gelatinous products. Bill Cosby is an American actor famous for his 80's sitcom, The Cosby Show. He also used be the public spokesman for "Jell-O".
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To illustrate his opinion that the camera adds 20 pounds to one's nose, ALF uses Gérard Depardieu as an example. Gérard Depardieu is a French actor whose nose is large.
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When being fitted for his fake space suit, ALF says he's the same suit size as Danny DeVito and the same dress size as his wife. Danny DeVito and wife Rhea Perlman have been married since the early 80's, and the joke was probably due to the actor's stature and build.
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ALF says Neil Armstrong had no personality. Neil Armstrong, an American astronaut, was the first man to walk on the moon on July 20, 1969.
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ALF says he'd like to go public on Baywatch. Baywatch (1989-2001) was a TV series about gorgeous lifeguards on California beaches.
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Project: ALFGood "Series finale" Whatever happened to ALF? Here's where we find out. Alf gets captured by the Alien Task Force, but his adventures haven't quite ended yet. Continue » Posted Apr 7, 2007 10:36 am PST |
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