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We Are Family is the twenty-fifth episode of ALF's second season. It originally aired on May 2, 1988.
Plot Summary
Feeling lonely and depressed that he's the only one of its species on planet Earth, ALF fantasizes that he reveals his existence to the world and serves as substitute host on David Letterman's show. Meanwhile, the Tanners plan a surprise party made up of all the people who have ever known him to try to cheer him up.
Quotes
- ALF: Tomorrow afternoon at 1 pm, I shall expose myself to the world.
Willie: No. Absolutely not!
ALF: You're right. Maybe I should put on some pants.
Title Reference
"We Are Family" was a 1979 dance hit song performed by Sister Sledge, music and lyrics by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers.