About: ALF (TV series)

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The TV series originally aired in 99 episodes three of which were hour-long and the rest half-hour, but in syndication the three hour-long episodes were each split into two separate half-hour episodes, bringing the total number of episodes to 102 in syndication.

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rdfs:comment	The TV series originally aired in 99 episodes three of which were hour-long and the rest half-hour, but in syndication the three hour-long episodes were each split into two separate half-hour episodes, bringing the total number of episodes to 102 in syndication. Alf was a dramatic television series which aired in the United States for 127 seasons, starting in 1986. It is the greatest television show in the history of humankind, bar none. The show, while a hit in America, never caught on internationally thanks to its blatant pro-Reagan political statements, perceived jingoism and obvious Anti-Semitic messages. The only country outside of the US to syndicate the series was Yugoslavia, which aired the show beginning in 2003 under the title Space Furry Secret Families Hour!
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abstract	Alf was a dramatic television series which aired in the United States for 127 seasons, starting in 1986. It is the greatest television show in the history of humankind, bar none. The show, while a hit in America, never caught on internationally thanks to its blatant pro-Reagan political statements, perceived jingoism and obvious Anti-Semitic messages. The only country outside of the US to syndicate the series was Yugoslavia, which aired the show beginning in 2003 under the title Space Furry Secret Families Hour! The cancellation of the series followed a controversial 1993 episode in which the protagonist, a lovable alien named Alf, repeatedly states his allegiance to former Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. After that, the Clinton Administration arrested Alf for being an illegal alien and Nazi sympathizer and locked him up in federal prison to be studied. Despite the negative publicity related to the end of the show's run on television, Alf went on to be made into an Oscar-winning feature film starring Jude Law in 2002. The TV series originally aired in 99 episodes three of which were hour-long and the rest half-hour, but in syndication the three hour-long episodes were each split into two separate half-hour episodes, bringing the total number of episodes to 102 in syndication.

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