Is ALF: The Animated Series coming back?

ALF: The Animated Series ended on January 7, 1989. The show was a prequel that depicted ALF's life on his home planet of Melmac before he arrived on Earth. It aired on NBC and consisted of two seasons, with the final episode airing in early 1989. The series included live-action segments with ALF, who was portrayed by Paul Fusco, at the beginning and end of each episode, where he addressed fans and explained the show's origins.

The animated series was designed for children and combined comedy and science-fiction elements. It focused on ALF, known as Gordon or Gordo by his friends Rick and Skip, as he experienced adventures on Melmac and explored his early life. The show served as a response to fan interest in ALF's backstory, providing a fictional account of his origins before his time on Earth.

The cast included Paul Fusco as ALF, Paula Gillis as Rhonda and Augie Shumway, Peggy Mahon as Flo Shumway, Dan Hennessey as Sloop, Rob Cowan as Skip, Ellen Ray Hennessy as Stella, and Michael Fantini as Curtis Shumway. The series received a rating of 6.8 on TVMaze and each episode had a runtime of approximately 30 minutes.