ALF Thanksgiving Special: Turkey in the Straw Part 1

November 26, 2020

Turkey in the Straw is the seventh and eighth episode of ALF’s third season, which aired in two parts. It originally aired on November 14 and 15 in 1988. Part one sees ALF having already ate the Thanksgiving turkey – raw – and Willie fails to find a new one, so Raquel invites the Tanners over. A storm arrives, as does the neighborhood bum (“a homeless person”), since ALF has been leaving food and clothes for him. Read for part 2? Watch it here >

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