ALF

[marriedaniac]

Here's a question ALFanatic, is ALF ever mentioned on MWC? I'm thinking maybe he is but I can't remember, If anyone would know it would be you!

Your answer is right there on his site! (episode 405)
http://alfanatic.webs.com/ALFonOtherShows.htm


And ALF star Andrea Elson was in Wedding Show:
http://www.bundyology.com/sfg/713e.html

[Shoe Dick]

Yupp, great find, Marriedaniac! I've run across a lot of people who were afraid of ALF when they were kids. Since you love sitcoms so much, you reeeeeeally need to watch ALF again. It's a great show, I'm sure you'll enjoy it knowing what other sitcoms you're into.

[marriedaniac]

I'm tracking down the pilot as I type. Good a place to start as any!

[Shoe Dick]

I'm tracking down the pilot as I type. Good a place to start as any!

The Pilot is actually my all-time favorite episode of ALF, some of it is for nostalgic reasons, I suppose. But it's a damn fine episode. Absolutey hilarious. Enjoy!

[marriedaniac]

One for you, Shoe Dick: Ted McGinley in an episode of Breaking In (a show that didn't last long last season)

[Shoe Dick]

One for you, Shoe Dick: Ted McGinley in an episode of Breaking In (a show that didn't last long last season)

tmalfbreakingin.jpg

Is that for real? If so, I'd love to add it to the references section.

[marriedaniac]

One for you, Shoe Dick: Ted McGinley in an episode of Breaking In (a show that didn't last long last season)

tmalfbreakingin.jpg

Is that for real? If so, I'd love to add it to the references section.

Of course. His character was kind of shady, but I can't remember the specifics.
It's episode 1x04 "White on White on White".

http://www.tv.com/shows/breaking-in-201 ... e-1381929/

[Shoe Dick]

Oh, it's a new show then? Damn, the writer/producer/director of the show must be an ALF fan with that nod to the show!

[marriedaniac]

It's recent, but like I said it didn't last that long. Although someone on TV.com said it was renewed for season 2 (odd when it barely aired half the first season.)

[Officer Dan]

I was in grammar school at the time when ALF first aired and what i can say that it was very huge at the time in germany. I had it all: cassettes, Posters, Shirts, Sticker Albums… there was A LOT of Merchandising for this show. But, this increased very fast because of the weak seasons 3&4 and around 1990-1991, it was all over as i remember.

Project Alf was even in cinemas in germany, but i think it sucked

[Dr. Shoe]

I was in grammar school at the time when ALF first aired and what i can say that it was very huge at the time in germany. I had it all: cassettes, Posters, Shirts, Sticker Albums… there was A LOT of Merchandising for this show. But, this increased very fast because of the weak seasons 3&4 and around 1990-1991, it was all over as i remember.

Project Alf was even in cinemas in germany, but i think it sucked

I had a lot of stuff too. I had no idea it showed in the movie theatres! I don't see the appeal.

[Officer Dan]

I was in grammar school at the time when ALF first aired and what i can say that it was very huge at the time in germany. I had it all: cassettes, Posters, Shirts, Sticker Albums… there was A LOT of Merchandising for this show. But, this increased very fast because of the weak seasons 3&4 and around 1990-1991, it was all over as i remember.

Project Alf was even in cinemas in germany, but i think it sucked

I had a lot of stuff too. I had no idea it showed in the movie theatres! I don't see the appeal.

On my information, „Project Alf“ was shown only in Theaters in Germany (as „Alf: Der Film“). In other countries, it was a direct-to-Video Production.

[Dr. Shoe]

Oh, it was an actual movie? Interesting.

[Officer Dan]

Oh, it was an actual movie? Interesting.

Yes, it was

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117397/

But it is really bad …