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.

Hmmm, let’s see. Movie about sarcastic, wise-cracking, potty-mouthed inanimate object (“Ted“) does unexpected gangbusters at the box-office ($282 million worldwide and growing). Rival studio chief ...

“We are thrilled to collaborate with Maximum Effort, ALF creator Paul Fusco, and Fubo on this creative endeavor focusing on new ALF content. As we look for fresh ways to engage and reach a global ...

Jordan Kerner, who produced last year's Smurfs movie, has boarded the hybrid live-action/CGI feature, which is planning to retain actor Paul Fusco as the voice of the furry extraterrestrial. By Borys ...

ALF premiered on NBC in 1986. Breaking from regular sitcom norms, the series centered on the titular puppet alien, who crash-lands into the Tanner house and befriends the family while adopting human ...

The deal was announced by Shout! founders and CEOs Bob Emmer and Garson Foos; Alien Productions partners Fusco and Brian Patchett. Gene Pao and Jeffrey Peisch, Shout's EVP of strategy and digital and ...

ALF follows the adventures of Gordon Shumway, a furry, wise-cracking alien from the planet Melmac who crash lands into the garage of the Tanner family. The Tanners offer him a home and give him the ...

'ALF' was a beloved but weird show about an alien, but NBC cancelled it abruptly after four seasons. We'll never know how the fifth season would've unfolded, but its plot line is arguably the wildest ...

Transformers, Care Bears, Strawberry Shortcake, The Smurfs, The Muppets … if all those '80s favorites can forge comebacks, why not ALF? That's the hope of ALF -- the character and the TV show -- ...

Schedeen played family matriarch Kate Tanner on all four seasons of the hit '80s series Nbc/Kobal/Shutterstock Anne Schedeen, who played mom Kate Tanner in the series ALF, has died Schedeen starred in ...