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[[File:ALF becomes a minister.png|thumb|300px|right|ALF becomes a minister for Barry.]] |
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==Plot Summary== |
==Plot Summary== |
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| − | When ALF realizes that he must become a minister within six months or be cursed to yodel in perpetuity, he has the Tanner family help administer the required tests. |
+ | When [[ALF]] realizes that he must become a minister within six months or be cursed to yodel in perpetuity, he has the [[Tanner family]] help administer the required tests. The qualifications also require that [[ALF]] officiates over a sacred ceremony. He suggests that he officiate a vow renewal for [[Kate]] and [[Willie]]. [[Kate]] initially refuses, but the incessant yodeling causes her to change her mind. |
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==Title Reference== |
==Title Reference== |
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"(Give Me That) Old Time Religion" is a song by Jim Reeves. |
"(Give Me That) Old Time Religion" is a song by Jim Reeves. |
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Revision as of 06:07, 3 February 2011
ALF becomes a minister for Barry.
Plot Summary
When ALF realizes that he must become a minister within six months or be cursed to yodel in perpetuity, he has the Tanner family help administer the required tests. The qualifications also require that ALF officiates over a sacred ceremony. He suggests that he officiate a vow renewal for Kate and Willie. Kate initially refuses, but the incessant yodeling causes her to change her mind.
Title Reference
"(Give Me That) Old Time Religion" is a song by Jim Reeves.
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