Willie: Alright, he's taken advantage of us long enough! I'm going to have to be firm with him! ALF: "Firm?" Oh-h-h! I haven't you this worked up since the time you were "adamant."
Willie: I'll help you send the satellite dish back. ALF: Can't. I bought it during their "Absolutely No Refunds What Are You Deaf?" sale. Willie: (panicking) "Absolutely no refunds?!" ALF: What, are you deaf?
ALF lets out a belch Brian: Stomach number four? ALF: Three. Stomach number four hasn't digested that Reebok yet.
Kate: You're lucky that you got to keep this satellite dish. ALF: Don't use the words "lucky" and "dish" in the same sentence unless you mean it.
By this time, ALF was also popular in print from Marvel Comics.
ALF: You're not seriously going to let Scarface stay here, are you?
ALF is alluding to Al Pacino's character, a Cuban immigrant who takes over a drug empire, in the film of the same name, Scarface.
ALF: As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again!
ALF is alluding to the famous line by Scarlett O'Hara in the movie Gone with the Wind.
ALF: Los Angeles, California. I was working the nightwatch in the backyard. Today's Friday. My name's ALF, I carry a bat. These lines allude to the 60's police show, Dragnet, and were made famous by the main character, Sergeant Joe Friday. In each episode's introduction he says, "The story you are about to see is true.... My name's Friday. I carry a badge."
ALF mentions that he doesn't want to wake up next to Mister Ed's head. That line alludes both to the 60's television show about a talking horse named Mr. Ed, and to the 1972 movie The Godfather, in which a Hollywood producer wakes up next to the head of his prized horse.
The title is derived from a Mick Jagger song with the same name.
S 4 : Ep 24
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S 4 : Ep 21
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