Alf Tales

ALF and his friends portray an amusing fight against injustice in a jazzed-up version of the classic tale, "Robin Hood", which is considered one of the best in English folklore.

ALF and his friends showcase the magic of true love, a silly battle of good vs evil, and a strangely funny twist in a gender-reversed version of "Sleeping Beauty".

ALF and his friends give a glass-shattering twist to the classic, "Cinderella", by bringing rock 'n' roll, an absent-minded father, and a different kind of fairy godmother into the picture.

Ichabod Crane works with a newspaper, and seems to have solved the mystery of the headless horseman in ALF's version of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."

Jack uses magical beans to revive his mother's motel business and ends up finding love in an Alfred Hitchcocked version of "Jack and the Beanstalk."

Staggering under failures, the Aladdin brothers wind up in a desert amid a tour and stumble upon a magic lamp that houses a genie in a modern retelling of a popular middle-eastern folk tale.