Gordon Shumway crash-landed into American living rooms in 1986, becoming the wisecracking, cat-obsessed alien we knew simply as ALF. The NBC sitcom captivated audiences with its premise of a furry ...

The science fiction comedy sitcom ALF got canceled before long. Running from just 1986 until 1990, the NBC series made a true mark on television thanks to the unusual subject matter and very memorable ...

For children of the late 80's and early 90's, a TV staple was that of ALF, a sitcom that featured a puppet alien, voiced and created by Paul Fusco, who crash landed in the garage of a suburban family.

ALF is actually just a nickname that stands for Alien Life Form. The extraterrestrial's real name is Gordon Shumway. Yes, that's right, kids. Gordon Shumway. The more you know! 2. Pushing the envelope ...

ALF, the goofy-talking icon from a previous decade, is making a comeback of sorts. He first turned up during the Super Bowl in a commercial with Terry Bradshaw, and now NBC has asked that the puppet ...

In the ’80s, Alf was the star of his own TV sitcom. these days he’s making a comeback as the star of TV ads for MCI. But Alf isn’t the only puppet for adults that is garnering attention. Triumph the ...

ALF may only be alien, but that doesn’t mean he can’t swear like a sailor. A blooper reel from the framily friendly 1980s sitcom “ALF” showing the puppet using the N-word repeatedly has gone viral ...