I've watched ALF when I was 13 years old kid in 1987, now am almost fifty and still watching it, I've got all the seasons on dvd, nothing beats the old stuff 💕. Thanks a lot for keeping ALF a live.
1987 olin myös 13 vuotias,mutta Alf tuli Suomeen🇫🇮 vasta 1988,mutta ihanat muistot tältä ajalta vaikka olin poikakodissa.odotimme kaikki pahat poja tätä aina viikon.
I was in HS (1984-1987) when this aired. There was a hip, eccentric English teacher who loved this series and walked around the school building with a large ALF plush doll under her arm. No one blinked an eye. You gotta love the 1980's.
Flat, stationary plane, not a planet. It's crazy to look back and spot the heliocentrist and spherical propaganda in tell-a-vision programs and Hollywood movies. The other day I watched Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory. One of the actors playing a mainstream media talking head used the word globe several times.
Only in your mind. Your God given senses tells you it's flat and stationary. No curve has ever been established. All you have are deliberately complex math equations that 99% of people cannot interpret, fisheye lenses, CGI and trickery. @@soulplexis
"All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident."@@kasskath3578
@@OysterPir8 He despised being on this show and often yelled at everyone on the set. In fact one day he flipped out and started punching the ALF puppet! True story, look it up! Secondly, on the last day of taping as the show was getting cancelled, he went to his dressing room so fast and then went straight to his car without saying anything to anyone! Not even a goodbye!
Wright was a noted New York stage actor; even though ALF brought national fame, he found it frustrating to play second fiddle to a puppet. Kinda sad for him, because he and ALF-and the whole cast and behind-the scenes company--brought so much happiness to people across the world. Our kids are in their 30’s now, and we all still love the show.
I can't imagine this show without Wright. Everyone says it's about ALF, which is partially true, but if nothing else, the 1996 movie "Project ALF" proved that the Tanners and actors involved were for more important than were ever given credit for
@@ShamrockParticle Of course, the Tanner family provided the framework and the boundaries within Alf could operate. Their attempts at normalcy made him stand out more. Without Willy and the others, Alf's shtick gets old quick.
ALF says the two additional planets are named "Dave" and "Alvin." During the 1980s, Dave Alvin was the guitarist and primary songwriter for the rock group The Blasters. He later went on to have a solo career and in 1987, the year this episode aired, released his first solo album "Romeo's Escape."
I don't ever remember seeing Alf clap before. Lynn and Brian seemed to be very close siblings despite the age difference of about a decade. I wonder if they were close off set, too. Benji Gregory died at 46, apparently if a heat stroke in PEORIA, Arizona. He was found in his car along with his service dog. His sister stated he was bipolar with sleeping disorders. Hexwaa so adorable
This is a really forward thinking episode. Kuiper Belt objects were discovered only a few years after this episode aired. Though as far as I know, no Kuiper Belt objects have been named Dave or Alvin.
Whats so funny about this, is that this show actually predicted the future. We DID discover two new planets in our solar system and Pluto ironically was downgraded to a moon.
That was after this show , but we don`t really know what planets are around us , NASA is a BUSINESS PROGRAM , they got billions from the TAXPAYERS , ISS A LIE , MOON LANDING A LIE , look to those films , made by Hollywood , a mouse running around on the ISS , a bee flying there too. NASA is a national socialists brain washing program.
I remember this show as a kid. Did the government finally ever capture ALF and take him to Area 51? Did this family ever actually like ALF? They all seem annoyed with him.
In the final episode, Alf is captured. It's a sad ending to an amazing show, I wish they had made it a bit happier, like Alf finally fixing his space ship and left for new adventures or something... And of course they loved Alf, even if he was annoying at times!
A few years after NBC axed the show on the cliffhanger (a very, very lame move) there was a tv movie made by ABC, kinda-sorta tying up the loose ends. You can find it under “Project ALF”. The Tanners weren’t in it, and it dealt with ALF’s experiences with the alien task force. A less than satisfying ending to a beloved series, but it was better than nothing.
I really wish They had an episode where they show Alf going off with Skip and Rhonda at the end for an actual finale and, Maybe Alf promising to come back and visit. I've even been thinking and imagining what it would be like.
To the first question, who cares (way too geeky)? As for the second, he was an uninvited, high-maintenance Alien that they had to keep secret. Wouldn't you get annoyed?
@@deionpehowdy I find entire lore to be truly interesting. Alf is like a common dude not a scientist or philosopher... just a chad character which happened to fall on Earth. All he wants is having fun. Some things he says are probably not exact because he simply do not know about them... Most of Earth humans do not care about math or science too and they have distorted view about reality... 20-30% of humans think that our ancestors were living in same time as dinosaurs. check it out xd
Flat, stationary plane, not a planet. It's crazy to look back and spot the heliocentrist and spherical propaganda in tell-a-vision programs and Hollywood movies. The other day I watched Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory. One of the actors playing a mainstream media talking head used the word globe several times.
TVs were still expensive in the 1980s. That is what is great about modern TVs they are easy to fix. And if you can't you can get a replacement cheap nowadays.
True of today where are the dreamers ? A sitcom ahead of the times . Compare this show to today’s world there’s definitely seen a huge change and difference.
For me, this was 'Willie''s best episode. One where he felt challenged to act. In most episodes I felt his personal tension coming through, his conflict with the show, wich made his acting to me frankly annoying at times. This episode though I fully enjoyed him, it was great.
Open-mindedness had nothing to do with science. It’s literally the opposite of it. Science is based on evidence, and all the Galileo and other examples have exactly that thing in common; proper scientific evidence was dismissed for religious and cultural reasons. If anything „open-mindedness“ is part of the problem. This is why science shouldn’t be a topic on comedy shows.
When the sit-com centers around make believe, especially with a sci-fi element, then it doesn't really matter. Your right about how through out the centuries, virtually anything challenged with refutable evidence was dismissed because of religious or cultural differences (and in some cases stills apply today in our century) even warranting the death penalty in ages passed. I have known people who think to this day the earth is flat, my response to that is, "go climb a mountain, you go high enough, you will see the earths natural curvature, there's your proof." Only exception to that is Minecraft! The earth is a cube in Minecraft. 😉
Decades later it turned out that ALF was sort of correct only the discovery of "Alvin and Dave" plus a bunch more new Pluto-like bodies got Pluto itself downgraded to minor planet status. 💡🪐
Yes and they knew of Charon and Hydra then but the others were not near years ago yet. The new Horizon found more and was taking pictures of the others during the flyby.
I've watched ALF when I was 13 years old kid in 1987, now am almost fifty and still watching it, I've got all the seasons on dvd, nothing beats the old stuff 💕. Thanks a lot for keeping ALF a live.
Exact same deal here and same age
My Dad Just Introduced Me to his This Decade and He Quickly became one of my favorite shows.
1987 olin myös 13 vuotias,mutta Alf tuli Suomeen🇫🇮 vasta 1988,mutta ihanat muistot tältä ajalta vaikka olin poikakodissa.odotimme kaikki pahat poja tätä aina viikon.
@@Nikolai64863 I wish I can understand your comments but, unfortunately I don't.
I was in HS (1984-1987) when this aired. There was a hip, eccentric English teacher who loved this series and walked around the school building with a large ALF plush doll under her arm. No one blinked an eye. You gotta love the 1980's.
We MUST see your HS photos! Please do not deprive us
That teacher was me !!!!!!! Believe it or not
Not only was this series well acted, it was really well written! Very good comedy show and great memories!
this is so wholesome and lovely to watch, old tv was the best
I wish they'd bring back these family oriented sitcoms on mainstream TV.
@@fnoce5948 This show still had pretty good values as a whole.
Mr. Belvedere is another. Many episodes can be found on RUclips. Piece, my knee-grow
"Ist that your son?"
"...no."
"Dad!"
"...I mean YES."
😂
Poor Willy, he really gets it in this episode.
One of my favorite parts too lol. He was probably thinking of alf and that why he said no lol.
Man, I really miss Alf so glad to see these on here.
14:35 DON'T PANIC ALF's has a hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy
Willie arguing with ALF in this episode is really funny
ALF is the best show ever!
I agree
It used to air on TV in Kenya around 1993.
Chicago?@@jonathankaranja5857
"What's with this planet?"...that is the question troubling us right now!
Flat, stationary plane, not a planet. It's crazy to look back and spot the heliocentrist and spherical propaganda in tell-a-vision programs and Hollywood movies. The other day I watched Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory. One of the actors playing a mainstream media talking head used the word globe several times.
It's a sphere
Only in your mind. Your God given senses tells you it's flat and stationary. No curve has ever been established. All you have are deliberately complex math equations that 99% of people cannot interpret, fisheye lenses, CGI and trickery. @@soulplexis
@@derp8575 🤪🤡 got your tinfoil hat on?
i swear this show is just goddam hilarious.
One of the best episodes.
Oh, how I miss the '80s!
Every person who has advanced knowledge in our society is considered a weirdo, for at least a while
First they ignore you, then laugh at you, then hate you, then they fight you...
"All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident."@@kasskath3578
…Anyways enjoy alf!
Yeah, but guess what? . . . ALF wasn't real.
“You almost killed me and you say it was an accident”
“Alright let’s call it a mistake”
Classic
That's a funny one!
Thanks 4:full episodes+tempo with more episodes+our beloved ALFster. 🤩👍🏾💚🌺👍🏾
What happened when Alf pressed the tv button it gave Willey a shocking descovery 😂😂😂😂
Good heavens, Max Wright could barely contain his exasperation and this was only the first season...
Yep. I guess he was miserable on the show, but he really was an excellent straight man.
@@OysterPir8 He despised being on this show and often yelled at everyone on the set. In fact one day he flipped out and started punching the ALF puppet! True story, look it up! Secondly, on the last day of taping as the show was getting cancelled, he went to his dressing room so fast and then went straight to his car without saying anything to anyone! Not even a goodbye!
Wright was a noted New York stage actor; even though ALF brought national fame, he found it frustrating to play second fiddle to a puppet. Kinda sad for him, because he and ALF-and the whole cast and behind-the scenes company--brought so much happiness to people across the world. Our kids are in their 30’s now, and we all still love the show.
I can't imagine this show without Wright. Everyone says it's about ALF, which is partially true, but if nothing else, the 1996 movie "Project ALF" proved that the Tanners and actors involved were for more important than were ever given credit for
@@ShamrockParticle Of course, the Tanner family provided the framework and the boundaries within Alf could operate. Their attempts at normalcy made him stand out more. Without Willy and the others, Alf's shtick gets old quick.
Alf was so popular. Now, it's like society had it's memory partially erased.
What do you mean exactly?
Is That because ALF hasn't been on TV in Years?
There are PhDs in science and healthcare talking about possible neurological side effects from the clot shot.
Nobody younger than 35 years still knows Alf. That's very sad.
That's called the passage of time, dude.
childhood memories LOL a mouse head, Mickey and Donald LOL
TACS has an excellent breakdown of uncle Willy.
ALF says the two additional planets are named "Dave" and "Alvin." During the 1980s, Dave Alvin was the guitarist and primary songwriter for the rock group The Blasters. He later went on to have a solo career and in 1987, the year this episode aired, released his first solo album "Romeo's Escape."
If I had the money I would have my home remodeled to look like Tanner house.
The garbanzo bean remark was hysterical! A mouse head in the soup.!
9:51 Willy, it was an accident!
The episode title is based on the Oingo Boingo song popularized by the movie of the same name.
Brian''s teacher is Bart's teacher from "The Simpsons". 😁😁😁😁
Oh man, I just saw your comment as she was talking... That blew my mind! 🤯
RIP Marcia Wallace
yet another alf-simpsons connection
Amazing 😊.......!
No, she’s Brians principal, not his teacher. Miss Larva is Brians teacher. 😊
Alf is always funny, but Max Wright MADE this episode
best show ever
no u
I always enjoy ALF tv series so funny 😆
9:51 good grief Alf
RIP Willie and Brian Tanner.
0:08 Kate's shirt though. You can see it's 80s.
Alf: I only have four teeth
Opens mouth.
Willy: starts counting 😂😂😂
Greatest show of all time, hands down
I began to panic when I missed gumby……😂😂
Im Gumby dammit
Willie: "You said, it was an emergency?"
ALF: "Yeah, the TV set is broken."
😹👍
WILLIE: What?!
19:53 ok we get it
I don't ever remember seeing Alf clap before.
Lynn and Brian seemed to be very close siblings despite the age difference of about a decade. I wonder if they were close off set, too.
Benji Gregory died at 46, apparently if a heat stroke in PEORIA, Arizona. He was found in his car along with his service dog. His sister stated he was bipolar with sleeping disorders. Hexwaa so adorable
This is a really forward thinking episode. Kuiper Belt objects were discovered only a few years after this episode aired. Though as far as I know, no Kuiper Belt objects have been named Dave or Alvin.
ALF: “Willie, it was an accident.”
Willie: “An accident? An Accident? You almost killed me, and you say it was an accident?!”
That scene cracks me up
Let's call it a mistake 😂😂😂
Omg dying of laughter
Geez Louise, I didn't notice back as a 7 year old but that opening theme song is way too wholesome, drowning in it. Thanks for uploads ALFtv👍.
Lol@8:18 DON'T GET HIM MAD!!!
Brian's solar system looks strange.
Classic from Brazil
The best show ever
You can hear Edna Krabappel in Marcia Wallace’s natural speaking voice.
Great :) Thanks for sharing it.
best part 9:27 to 12:55
Whats so funny about this, is that this show actually predicted the future. We DID discover two new planets in our solar system and Pluto ironically was downgraded to a moon.
That was after this show , but we don`t really know what planets are around us , NASA is a BUSINESS PROGRAM , they got billions from the TAXPAYERS , ISS A LIE , MOON LANDING A LIE , look to those films , made by Hollywood , a mouse running around on the ISS , a bee flying there too. NASA is a national socialists brain washing program.
Brian's principle was on the Bob Newhart show.
2:03 oh please get rid of it
I remember this show as a kid.
Did the government finally ever capture ALF and take him to Area 51?
Did this family ever actually like ALF? They all seem annoyed with him.
In the final episode, Alf is captured. It's a sad ending to an amazing show, I wish they had made it a bit happier, like Alf finally fixing his space ship and left for new adventures or something...
And of course they loved Alf, even if he was annoying at times!
A few years after NBC axed the show on the cliffhanger (a very, very lame move) there was a tv movie made by ABC, kinda-sorta tying up the loose ends. You can find it under “Project ALF”.
The Tanners weren’t in it, and it dealt with ALF’s experiences with the alien task force. A less than satisfying ending to a beloved series, but it was better than nothing.
On the TV Show, They Loved him. But in real life, Some of the actors weren't Happy with him at All.
I really wish They had an episode where they show Alf going off with Skip and Rhonda at the end for an actual finale and, Maybe Alf promising to come back and visit. I've even been thinking and imagining what it would be like.
To the first question, who cares (way too geeky)? As for the second, he was an uninvited, high-maintenance Alien that they had to keep secret. Wouldn't you get annoyed?
すみません。アルフの英語版はありがたいのですが、アルフの日本語版も少しは見てみたいです。日本語版はいつ配信されますか？
8:43 oh that is so annoying
AWESOME 🆒👍💯
9:59 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"milage between cities - Melmac/San Francisco"
An accident? An accident? He almost killed him.. and he said it was an accident?
Mrs Lyman Willie and Brian are deceased now, the actors 😐
The thing is they eventually discovered many dwarf planets beyond Pluto orbit :)
I can't even believe there are actually more out there somewhere like ALF actually Says.
@@deionpehowdy I find entire lore to be truly interesting. Alf is like a common dude not a scientist or philosopher... just a chad character which happened to fall on Earth. All he wants is having fun. Some things he says are probably not exact because he simply do not know about them... Most of Earth humans do not care about math or science too and they have distorted view about reality... 20-30% of humans think that our ancestors were living in same time as dinosaurs. check it out xd
@@danutadomanska7566 That's hilarious That they think That! Maybe I Will.
Flat, stationary plane, not a planet. It's crazy to look back and spot the heliocentrist and spherical propaganda in tell-a-vision programs and Hollywood movies. The other day I watched Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory. One of the actors playing a mainstream media talking head used the word globe several times.
@@derp8575 🤪
9:40-9:48 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
TVs were still expensive in the 1980s. That is what is great about modern TVs they are easy to fix. And if you can't you can get a replacement cheap nowadays.
Tell-a-visions have become throwaway devices. People just give them away. It would be nice if other major appliances were as inexpensive.
@@derp8575 🤪
9:52 😂😂
Who else thinks it's funny when Willie gets angry?
True of today where are the dreamers ? A sitcom ahead of the times . Compare this show to today’s world there’s definitely seen a huge change and difference.
Dave and Alvin? Where are Simon and Theodore then Alf?! Huh Gordon answer me that!
It's Not THAT Much of a Reference!
They should have bought a Sony in the first place.
9:50 - 😂
Poor Alf, to live with that family 😵
WTF, dude? That's a lovely family.
Pretty sure that most other families would just turn him over to the alien task force.
So he actually lucked out
DOES HE EVER STOP BOTHERING WILLIE?!
Most males are always pestering Willie
For me, this was 'Willie''s best episode. One where he felt challenged to act. In most episodes I felt his personal tension coming through, his conflict with the show, wich made his acting to me frankly annoying at times. This episode though I fully enjoyed him, it was great.
You ALL state the weak jokes....here is the best from the episode:
"Alf....YOU signed all those names"
"Yes.....by proxy"
I got 2 Alf dolls
From the 80s?
I’ve got a couple too. 😂 Sentimental treasures.
I Have a Plush Doll, and a Puppet, and even a costume of his head.
Miss Larva
You see what happens when you become a budinski……😂😂
FRANK FERRIERAS 2023 ❤❤❤❤
The kid should have painted the planets
lol
I HOPE IT IS CONSUMER ED BECAUSE IM TURNING U OVER TO HIM
Now you have a tablet or smart phone if the TV were to ever go out/
Still, I do miss not being obligated to be connected 24/7/365
😂😂😂😂😂😂
We're alf aholics
One day at a time, friend. One day at a time.
8:15
it'z not the planet itz the people in there cars
🥰🥰🥰
Open-mindedness had nothing to do with science. It’s literally the opposite of it. Science is based on evidence, and all the Galileo and other examples have exactly that thing in common; proper scientific evidence was dismissed for religious and cultural reasons. If anything „open-mindedness“ is part of the problem. This is why science shouldn’t be a topic on comedy shows.
😅
When the sit-com centers around make believe, especially with a sci-fi element, then it doesn't really matter. Your right about how through out the centuries, virtually anything challenged with refutable evidence was dismissed because of religious or cultural differences (and in some cases stills apply today in our century) even warranting the death penalty in ages passed. I have known people who think to this day the earth is flat, my response to that is, "go climb a mountain, you go high enough, you will see the earths natural curvature, there's your proof." Only exception to that is Minecraft! The earth is a cube in Minecraft. 😉
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🥰
Alf
ALF
God, I forget how bad 80s sitcoms were..
ALF, I love ya but please stop spamming
Respectfully, I disagree. There’s no such thing as too much ALF
Everybody has been asking for full episodes and of course there's one dork that tries to ruin it.
@@stevennieto9898 How am I "ruining" it? I just don't want that many ALF videos in my subs at once.
@Winslow No one is forcing you to watch them, you dork.
@@stevennieto9898 I agree. Winslow is a dork. No one is forcing that dork to watch the episodes.
alftv countiue bad episode
If you don't like it, why are you stupid enough to watch it, you moron?
It's not a bad episode, just average
It's not bad ❤❤
Lynn the type of girl every guy wants
This the Chiron in question:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2060_Chiron
Does alf have instragram 😅😅😅😂😂❤❤😊
Decades later it turned out that ALF was sort of correct only the discovery of "Alvin and Dave" plus a bunch more new Pluto-like bodies got Pluto itself downgraded to minor planet status. 💡🪐
Yes and they knew of Charon and Hydra then but the others were not near years ago yet.
The new Horizon found more and was taking pictures of the others during the flyby.