Wow, and I was thinking you had some software to do this or something. Thanks again for putting so much time and effort in.

Wow, good luck finding the answer to that one. And to think I was getting bored watching ALF until I found this board.

Who would do such a thing?

Sounds very interesting.

I rememebr that! haha thanks for posting.

AxelFoley wrote:I really don't know, I'll hav to watch some more cartoons and read some comics again to fully be able to give a judgment.

Same here.

ALF makes a similar threat in Cartoon All Stars to the Rescue, If I remember correctly.

I watched the film again with commentary. It has made me look at the film in a different light. Much of my former misconceptions about the film were put right by the commentary. As I have already posted in to other threads, it really made me enjoy the film much more than I had. It was very ...

Isn't Kate a secretary?

I don't know why I want to say that, but it popped into my head.

I can vividly remember Kate answering the phone from her job, but I cannot recall what she did.

I really think they should have ended the movie better, with perhaps ALF going to see The Tanners again. He could be knocking on the door, then from a distance you see it opens and you could hear Willie say "ALF!" or something like it. I'm one to defend Project ALF to the bitter end, but I have to ...

I think that Project ALF was a great ending and provided closure for the series. An attempt to tell a story after the events of Project ALF would be difficult, and hard to accept (from a fan's perspective). Not much can be done. A prequel would be interesting ..... But isn't that essentially ALF the ...

melmac_alf wrote:That's cool, it's not sad though, I tend to do that at home on my laptop lol. Have you watched any alf from youtube on it yet?

of course

I think I still have it on VHS a Saturday Night's Main Event where it has a promo of ALF becoming a priest. It is another "religious" episode, but a funny one unlike the Christmas Special. I really think the Christmas one was one of a kind and should have been treated that way airing by itself. How ...

ALF wrote:Haa! You got me there!

I'm not joking.

Awesome find. Too bad it wasn't set to More Than A Feeling instead. We must think alike - that is the FIRST thing I thought when I opened the video. More Than a Feeling is my favorite Boston song. Same goes for me (favorite Boston song). That song is definately in my top five favorites of all time ...

Thank you for the warm welcome.

Now onto more important matters - the iPhone.

It is absolutly incredible. It is getting somewhat sad checking my email every 15 minutes, and knowing the weather forecast for any given moment in the week though.

ALFanatic wrote:mongoose,

Answer to your question - yes (William O'leary as Dr. Rick Mullican and Jensen Daggett as Dr. Melissa Hill). In my opinion, if more experienced actors had been cast to play these important supporting roles, the movie could have been better.

Mike

Do you have anyone inparticular in mind?

AxelFoley wrote:I think moongoose means that they were poorly made because of the edited episodes they chose to release.

Exactly

Hi all, My name is Mike. I live in Boston. I've been a huge ALF fan since I can remember. I stumbled onto this board years ago, in an attempt to figure out a song's title (from Project ALF). Surprisingly when googling around recently I found that this site was still around (didn't recognize it until ...

mongoose, Welcome to the Forum. In total agreement with you that "Project: ALF" was a legitimate and logical transition from the ALF TV series. Although I would have liked stronger casting for two psychologist characters, overall ALF's TV movie was a very good effort that, for reasons unknown, is ...