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Project ALF
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Project: ALF (also known as Project: ALF, Part 2) is a 1996 American made-for-television science fiction film directed by Dick Lowry which serves as a sequel to the final episode "Consider Me Gone" of the 1986–1990 sitcom ALF. It was broadcast in the U.S. by ABC and in Canada on CHCH on February 17, 1996.
Directed by Dick Lowry. Written by Tom Patchett and Paul Fusco.
The Alien. The Military. The Movie.(taglines)
Dialogue
ALF: [strapped into an electric chair] I take it this isn't the word association test.
Dr. Warner: No, no. We're going to conduct a different test.
ALF: I'm not sure I like the word "conduct". [looks at a High Voltage sign]
Dr. Warner: Oh, pay no attention to that sign, it shouldn't even be there. I'll remove it if it bothers you.
ALF: It bothers me.
[Warner gets electrocuted when trying to remove the sign and falls over as he begins to sizzle on the floor]
ALF: Medic. Medic.
Dr. Stanley: Let's try some word association. I'll say a word and you say whatever pops into your mind.
ALF: Food.
Dr. Stanley: I haven't said anything yet.
ALF: Nothing interesting, at least.
Dr. Stanley: Sit.
ALF: I am sitting.
Dr. Stanley: No, that's the first word: sit.
ALF: Oh, um... food.
Dr. Stanley: Sunrise.
ALF: Breakfast.
Dr. Stanley: Square.
ALF: Meal.
Dr. Stanley: Left.
ALF: Overs.
Dr. Stanley: Should we stop and get you something to eat?
ALF: I could use a little snack.
[some time after Dr. Warner was electrocuted]
Dr. Newman: Hello, Alf, I'm Dr. Newman.
ALF: No need to ask who you're replacing.
Dr. Newman: We're going to try a little game called numeric sequencing.
ALF: Does involve electric shock?
Dr. Newman: Absolutely not.
ALF: Forgive me if I'm still paranoid, there's still a silhouette burned into the linoleum.
ALF: I'm a bit curious about the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy here in the military.
Dr. Carnage: What about it?
ALF: Well it assume it's worked to you advantage.
Dr. Carnage: [to the camera] Stop the tape.
[Rick is angrily venting his contempt for Dexter Moyers]
ALF: Rick, I've never seen you like this.
Dr. Mullican: Nah, I just don't like the guy, is all.
ALF: No, I mean from this angle... and I thought I had a lot of nose hair.
Taglines
Call the government! Alert the media! Hide the cat! ALF's back!
The Alien. The Military. The Movie.
Cast
Paul Fusco - ALF
William O'Leary - Captain Dr. Rick Mullican
Jensen Daggett - Major Dr. Melissa Hill
Martin Sheen - Colonel Gilbert Milfoil
Miguel Ferrer - Dexter Moyers
Liz Coke - Nina
Ray Walston - Motel Manager
Ed Begley, Jr. - Dr. Warner
Beverly Archer - Dr. Carnage
Scott Michael Campbell - 2nd Lieutenant Harold Reese
Charlie Robinson - Dr. Stanley
John Schuck - Gen. Myron Stone
Markus Redmond - Sgt. Rhomboid
Erick Avari - Rocket (voice)
Dell Yount - Dr. Mockton
Michael Weatherred - Murphy
Gregalan Williams - Police Officer
Jeff Rawluk - Card Guard #1
Ahmet Zappa - Card Guard #2
External links
Category:1996 films
Category:1990s American films
Category:Comedy science fiction films
Category:Comedy television films
Category:Science fiction television films
Category:Sequel films
Category:ALF
Category:Television series finales
Category:Films featuring puppetry
Category:Films based on television series
Category:Films about extraterrestrial life