Okay, how about Cameron if it's a boy
and Amanda if it's a girl?
You know, I was thinking if it was a girl
maybe we could name it after my mother.
You want to name her the Witch of Endor?
[sighs]
What about naming her Whitney?
Or maybe Sheila E.?
I've got the perfect name
Rin Tin Tanner.
You want to name my child after a dog?
A noble dog.
A brave dog.
A dog who saved lives.
And if it's a girl, we'll call her Spuds.
[theme music]
[music continues]
Hi.. ALF!
What have I told you about being inside the house
when there are people here.
More than I really care to know.
Well, go on out to the garage
and don't come back until the workmen
'have left for the day.'
They've been here for weeks.
How long does it take to build a stupid baby nursery anyway?
Twice as long as they tell you it's gonna take.
Why don't you come out with me?
We can play pin the tailpipe back on the car.
It's not as bad as it sounds.
I'm sorry, I can't right now, ALF.
Kate and I are gonna have
our first Lamaze class this afternoon.
What's a Lamaze class?
It's where expectant parents rehearse for the baby's birth.
Today we're gonna practice breathing.
Well, I could teach you that.
One, inhale.
[inhales deeply]
Two, exhale.
[exhales sharply]
There, you graduated.
Now you don't have to go.
Sorry, ALF, Kate and I are breathing
together this afternoon.
Admit it, wilderness
this baby's become an obsession with you.
Well, of course it's an obsession.
It's the miracle of life.
It's-it's the marvel of creation
the mystery of being.
Congratulations.
You're giving birth to an episode of "Nova."
[instrumental music]
And then, the doctor put the ultrasound machine on my stomach
and we could see the baby's head
and we could see the baby's legs.
We even saw its heart beating.
Please, Kate!
Some of us are eating here.
Since when have you been squeamish?
Since Kate started talking about that parasite
that's growing and changing inside of her.
Speaking of parasites, ALF, are you ready
for your fifth helping of meat loaf?
Don't mind if I do.
When the baby gets here
are we gonna be able to tell it about ALF?
We'll have to eventually.
You know, the funny thing about this baby is that
it's going to be growing up with ALF.
I mean, you know, to the baby
he won't be weird or anything.
He'll just be...normal.
Don't mind me.
I love being discussed in the third person.
Sorry, ALF.
Just don't let it happen again.
[doorbell rings]
I'll get it. Hide him.
Oh, hi, Raquel. Hey, Laverne.
Uh, we're sorry to disturb your dinner.
Oh, we're used to..
I mean, come on in.
Oh, and how's the little mommy-to-be?
[chuckles] Not so little.
She blocks the whole TV when she walks in front of it.
Well, you know the old adage
"Pregnancy is nature's little way of saying
wear a tent."
I've heard that.
We'll only take a moment.
It's about the Litwak's house.
Isn't it, Laverne?
What? Oh, right. Yes, our house. Yes.
Wh-what about your house, Laverne?
Well, we might want to sell it, someday, you know.
So, I was wondering, well, Kate
since you're in the actual field of real estate
what, um, you thought..
...about that.
About what?
- Laverne. - Hmm.
Kate could probably get a much better idea
of what your house is worth if you take her outside
and go over there for at least five minutes.
That would help a lot.
Now?
If you wouldn't mind.
You know, just in case we decide to sell it someday.
Well, al-alright, Laverne.
If it's.. If it's that important.
Take your time now.
Ladies, you know the old adage
"Appraise in haste, repent at leisure."
That one I hadn't heard.
I thought they'd never leave.
Well, whatever's up, Raquel?
[chuckles] Laverne and I want to throw
a surprise baby shower for Kate.
- That's very.. - Here.
- ...nice.. - Saturday.
...of you.
We've asked, uh, Kate's college friends
and all the women in the neighborhood
except for Hazel Hurlbut.
She and I have not spoken
since that ugly leaf-raking incident.
A baby shower sounds like fun.
I could help.
That was the plan.
Now, we will bring everything
but the refreshments, the decorations
the party favors, and the folding chairs.
Sounds fair.
Well, it's the least Auntie Raquel can do.
Well, I'll you get back to your dinner.
Meat loaf again, huh?
We liked it.
Well, to each his own.
Toodles.
What's a surprise baby shower?
It's a big pain in the..
So, when's my shower?
How did you know?
Laverne cracked.
Well, at least pretend to be surprised
so you don't hurt Auntie Raquel's feelings.
If it's more convenient
I could stay out here.
And you could just pitch the rest of my dinner into my mouth.
Just come back to the table, ALF.
No thanks.
I've heard enough about the stepford baby.
[instrumental music]
- Laverne. - Hmm.
You're supposed to twist streamers
when you hang them.
Oh, is that written somewhere?
Well, it doesn't have to be written somewhere.
If everybody knows something
there's no need to write it.
Hazel Hurlbut was right.
- What? - Nothing. Nothing.
[doorbell rings]
Excuse me.
- Lynn, hi. - Hi. Come on in.
What a thoughtful present.
We can practice on this one.
I hope you don't mind.
The sitter came down with a serious case of concert tickets.
(Lynn) 'Are you kidding?'
Listen, mom will be here any minute.
He is so cute.
Oh, Andrea, you brought the baby.
I suppose that's nice.
So, this is where they're gonna stash the bad seed.
I may throw up.
Which could only help this wallpaper.
[rattles]
[chanting]
(women) 'Surprise!'
Oh, great. The incredible expanding woman is home.
Oh, what, what a wonderful surprise.
Oh, thank you, Raquel, Laverne.
How did you know it was our idea?
Who else..
...could be so thoughtful?
Oh, Andrea, you brought little Elliot.
Yeah. I'm afraid it's past his nap time, though.
If, if there's somewhere I could just go lay him down.
We can christen the nursery.
Come on, I'll show you where it is.
Great.
Oh, hi.
Kate, were you really surprised?
Oh, yes. I was shocked. Really. I had no idea.
You told her, didn't you?
[instrumental lullaby music]
Oh, man.
Heavy trip.
(Lynn) 'It's right in here, Andrea.'
- Oh, what a cute room. - Thanks.
Come on, sweetie.
There we go.
Does he need anything?
Um, $35,000 for college.
[chuckles]
He'll be fine.
So you're a rug rat.
Not very user-friendly, are you?
'Yeah.'
We're getting one of you bundles of joy pretty soon.
Yeah. Yeah.
People will be making a big fuss over it.
Lynn will be saying things like
"Uchie cuchie, little mimi."
[sneezes]
Kate will be bring it baby formula.
Whatever that is.
Brian will be reading to it.
[sneezing]
'Willie will be changing it's diapers'
'taking it to the movies.'
And I'll be..
[sneezing]
Oh, I'll be sneezing my snout straight.
I think I'm allergic to this thing.
[sneezing]
[ALF sneezing]
[sneezing continues]
I'll check on that.
It was probably the cat.
Or the plumbing.
Or the cat in the plumbing.
Excuse me.
Bridge mix?
[ALF sneezing]
Aren't you gonna say gesundheit?
What is the matter with you?
I'm allergic to babies.
ALF, that is ridiculous.
Oh, yeah?
Watch.
[sneezing]
See, allergic to babies.
[knock on door]
[whispering] What is going on in here?
ALF, we have a house full of guests.
I'm afraid I've got some bad news, motherlode.
You won't be able to keep your baby.
What?
I found out I'm allergic to them.
But don't worry, I'll make it up to you.
[sneezes]
I'll get you a goldfish.
You are not giving away our baby.
Who said anything about giving it away?
I'm sure we can get a good price for it.
I'm sure we can get a better price for you.
[sneezes]
ALF, it's-it's probably just the baby powder
that's making you sneeze.
No. No, it's not.
On Melmac we used baby powder
instead of non-dairy creamer on our tacos.
[sneezes]
We will talk about this later.
Now, please, get back out to the garage.
[sniffling]
Oh.
Oh, this is all your fau..
...fau..
..fau..
[sneezes]
Hey, they really are more absorbent.
[instrumental music]
(Jake) 'No thanks, Uncle Trevor.'
I'm not really hungry.
I didn't know it was possible to stuff pork rinds.
Thanks.
ALF! ALF, what are you doing in here?
I've run away from garage.
What are you talking about?
Well, I can't run away from home
because I don't have a home anymore.
[whispering] What happened?
I'm allergic to babies.
Kate's having one
she won't let me sell it.
Ergo, I go.
I never heard of anybody being allergic to babies before.
Oh, excuse me, knower of all things!
If you haven't heard of it
it must be my imagination.
How did you get in here?
Agility, cunning..
...and waiting for Trevor to go into the john.
You can't stay here. It's too risky.
Come on, I'll take you back to the Tanners.
[grunting]
You're heavier than you look.
I have big bones.
So, which side of the bed do you want?
ALF, you can't live in my room.
What if Aunt Raquel and Uncle Trevor see ya?
Good point.
Let's get a place at the beach.
ALF, we can't be roommates.
It just wouldn't work out.
We'll get along fine.
I'll be the sloppy one.
[instrumental music]
- Oh, it's so cute. - I know.
So when are you going to break down
and have one of your own?
Oh, please. I can't even grow plants.
[laughs]
I'm sorry to be a wet blanket
but I really do have a plane to catch.
Oh, honey, thank you so much
for coming all this way.
I wouldn't have missed it for the world.
- Oh. - I should get going too.
I left my daughter at mall three hours ago.
If I don't pick her up soon, I think
I'm gonna have to get a second job.
Say goodbye to Willie for me.
Oh, I will.
A seven-year-old knows that you're supposed to
twist streamers when you hang them.
Well then, next time you wanna throw a baby shower
get a seven-year-old to help you.
Don't think I won't.
You still owe me for that plastic stork.
Dad, why do they call these cold cuts?
Oh, I don't know.
Because they're cold and..
...they're cut, I guess.
Cold cuts. Uh, I don't know.
Well, what would you call them if you heated them up?
I don't know.
I don't know nothing.
[knock on door]
(Jake) 'Yo.'
Yeah. Come on in.
Uh, hi, Mr. Tanner.
- Hi, squirt. - Hi, Jake.
Hello, Jake. What's up?
Well..
Uh..
Something wrong?
Not wrong exactly.
More like missing.
What, did you lose something?
Look, I can't come right out and tell ya.
I said I wouldn't, and I got honor.
You name some stuff that could be missing
and I'll tell you whether you're hot or cold.
- ALF. - Hot.
I win.
How do you know he's missing?
I found him.
- Where is he? - My room.
Top of the stairs, second door on your right.
Now, the room is starting to work for me.
ALF? ALF, what are you doing?
All that I can with these pieces.
Come home with me this instant!
I am home, Willie.
I live here now.
Would you give me a hand with that chiffonier?
Stop redecorating.
What if Trevor and Raquel hear you?
Relax, wilco.
They're out in their garden
seeing if any of their potatoes look like celebrities.
Why would you want to live here?
What do you care?
You've got Kate and Lynn and Brian.
And pretty soon you'll have that..
...B word.
"B word?"
W-what do you mean, the baby?
[sneezes]
See, that's why I can't live with you anymore.
I'm allergic to babies.
[scoffs] What do you, what do you mean you're allergic to babies?
Somebody brought one to Kate's shower
and put it in the nursery.
Soon as I went near the kid
I nearly sneezed up a lung.
[sneezes]
Well, you're sneezing now.
There's no baby here.
Well, all I have to do is think about babies
and I sneeze.
Well, there you are, ALF.
You're not allergic to babies.
The whole thing is psychosomatic.
Psychosomatic?
What's that, a food processor at the Bates Motel?
It means you may think that this baby is gonna take your place.
Don't try to analyze me
I'm too complex.
Well, I'm worried about you, ALF.
Yeah, well, don't bother.
I'm no longer a concern of yours.
I'm history. Vapor.
Yesterday's old, stinky, smelly garbage
with maggots all over it.
You know, when I married Kate
I loved her more than anything in the world.
And then we had Lynn and Brian
and I found out I love them just as much
but that didn't mean that I loved Kate any the less.
And then..
Well, maybe, uh..
...it's not exactly the same, but..
...you know, we love you, pal.
We all do.
On whose behalf are you speaking?
Well, my own, of course, and..
...Lynn's and Brian's.
Yeah? And?
And I'm sure Kate, in her own special way..
In her own particular way..
Her own unique way.. She loves you.
You mean that?
No one, believe me..
...no one could ever take your place.
But..
...if you really think
that you'd like to live over here..
Well, well, this room and I really aren't in sync
and there's no sink in this room.
But..
But what?
But if I'm to stay at your house
I wanna be important to you guys.
I wanna be a part of things.
I want..
...to name your baby.
[chuckles]
Forget it.
(Raquel) 'Jake, are you in there?'
[whispering] ALF, hide.
No kidding, Willie.
Hello, Willie.
Oh, hello, Raquel.
What are you doing here?
Oh, I was looking for our cat.
How did he get in here?
He came in through the bathroom window.
Well, when you're through in here, would you please
put the furniture back the way you found it?
Have a nice day.
Let's go home and burp the baby.
No, the baby's not even born yet.
Then let's just go home and burp.
[laughs]
[instrumental music]
"'We will have a new baby soon
"who will need that little bed,' said papa bear.
"'A new baby?' Asked small bear.
"He hadn't noticed that mama bear
"had grown very round lately.
"Although he had noticed
it was harder and harder to sit on her lap."
Can I sit on your lap?
I'd rather you didn't.
Fine.
- Mom, dad's looking for you. - Oh.
He can't find his dental floss.
Tell him to look in the toilet tank.
Don't ask.
ALF..
...isn't this book a little young for you?
I know that.
You know that.
Apparently no one's told Kate.
Want me to?
Nah. Her maternal instinct's in overdrive.
She wants to think of me as her 232-year-old toddler
I can handle it.
That's very nice of you, ALF.
I know.
Here.
I can't wait to see how this turns out.
[instrumental music]
[theme music]
[sneezes]