ALF making a comeback? Are you kidding me?
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He may read E-online, but at least he has possession of his balls!stosh said:
Or so I assume...
It wouldn't be so bad if it were the re-runs of alf...some of those were pretty damn funny...
DVNT said:
No...but its only about 32 days till Seed of Chucky comes out!
haha you're counting down....dh girlie said:
Skookum said:haha you're counting down....
Hell yeah...if all those nerds can get excited over lord of the rings, whats so bad about getting excited over Chucky's baby? That's just a classic waiting to happen!
as far as I am concerned ALF was never not cool.
TN said:
I know...I liked the show...it was hysterical.
TN said:
Damn right.
DVNT said:
NO! did you? it IS my birfday next week so maybe I can talk a certain someone who doesn't want to see it into taking me!
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Ain't nothin wrong with a little ALF.
Actually, I don't read E-Online. It's much, much, MUCH worse than that! I was listening to Jamie and Danny in the morning, and they were phone interviewing Alf his d@mn self! Then I Googled "Alf talk show" or something like that and E-Online popped up first.stosh said:
So which is worse? Reading E-Online or listening to Jamie and Danny?
Oh yeah, I lost possession of my balls months and months ago. I left 'em in ALF's camelback.
"HA! I kill me!!"TN said:
sorry, i couldnt resist.
Alf will rule the world... He Will!!!!
hey Willy!
zod said:
HAHAHA! I LOVE the way Alf would say WILLLLIE!
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I wanted to, but I thought it wouldn't be that funny not saying it. I was right. It wasn't.TN said:
Does anybody remember the ALF Saturday morning cartoon, set on Melmack?
That fact that you remember the name of the home planet deeply disturbs me towelie
You know, it kind of freaked me out too! I totally forgot about the cartoon until I read this thread, and while I was thinking I'd type "set on his home planet", I just typed "Melmack" instead. Weird.
I lived so far out in the boonies as a good we barely had any TV reception either, so I haven't even seen Alf very many times.
I lived so far out in the boonies as a good we barely had any TV reception either, so I haven't even seen Alf very many times.
The fact that he didn't indicate it was Alf's home planet, but you recognized it anyway, deeply disturbs me...zod said:That fact that you remember the name of the home planet deeply disturbs me towelie
As far as Seed of Chucky goes, Britney Spears is involved in a flaming car explosion in the movie, so I'm game.
I always lmao, most off the times i saw ALF on tv. I always stayed home for it, and never mist a episode. I don';t think it's bad i he is making a comeback.
That's a really bad comparison. :angry: The toxic avenger is really the most pointlles cartoon there is outhere..DVNT said:
It hits rockbottom.
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Lefty said:
Did you skip English class to watch it???
Nope.loco-gringo said:
Sorry i did not saw those typo's.
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Lefty said:
It's ok.
Jessica Rabbit...mmmmmmmDVNT said:
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towelie said:
It's ok that you know ALF is from Melmac....Alf is the name the family on earth gave him....does anyone know what Alf's name on Melmac was? Scroll down for the answer....
Gordon Schumway
dh girlie said:
I have come to the conclusion, from the music, movies and TV you like that you must spend a large portion of your time stoned out of your mind.
Gordon Schumway- I didn't remember that one.\
You know, the Alf cartoon wasn't only set on Melmack, but it was also set before he came to earth- his early years. This prequel aspect was very valuable to the Alf series, providing the vital back story and insight necessary to gain a better and deeper understanding of the condition of Alf, just as the Pac Man cartoon gave me a much greater understanding of the social dynamic between Pac Man, Inky, Pinky, and the other ghosts as well as his relationship with Mrs. Pac Man.
OK...who can come up with some other obscure 80's toons?
You know, the Alf cartoon wasn't only set on Melmack, but it was also set before he came to earth- his early years. This prequel aspect was very valuable to the Alf series, providing the vital back story and insight necessary to gain a better and deeper understanding of the condition of Alf, just as the Pac Man cartoon gave me a much greater understanding of the social dynamic between Pac Man, Inky, Pinky, and the other ghosts as well as his relationship with Mrs. Pac Man.
OK...who can come up with some other obscure 80's toons?