ALF audio commentary
Episode Two: On the Road Again
If you've read our ALF episode one introductory essay, you already know the drill. If you haven't, give it a look.
Then: download the episode two commentary file, right after you snag and enjoy episode one.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
This is an independent, unofficial audio commentary — we're just three thoughtful fans with some audio equipment and a new hairy friend from Melmac, getting together to share our thoughts with other enthusiasts.
HOW TO ENJOY THE COMMENTARY
STEP 1: Rent — or, God forbid, actually purchase — ALF Season One on DVD.
STEP 2: Download the mp3 commentary track by clicking [here].
STEP 3: Put the mp3 commentary track on a computer close to your TV/DVD player.
Or, alternately, burn the commentary track onto a CD, and put the CD player near your TV/DVD player.
STEP 4: Hit "play" on your ALF DVD, episode two. Get the clock on your DVD player cued up to 00:03 or something similarly early, and hit "pause."
STEP 5: Hit "play" on your mp3 player with the commentary, or your CD player with the burned commentary track. At 00:03 on the CD player, hit "play" to resume the "ALF" DVD.
STEP 6: Adjust your TV/DVD volume so it's quiet enough to not interfere with the hilarious stream of commentary coming from your CD player.
STEP 7: Enjoy the hell out of it.
CREDITS
Our commentary crew consists of:
Steve Carey, the creator, writer, and cartoonist of Poppycock Circus.
Chris Rosen, audio engineer for "The Al Franken Show," and the writer/performer of Paul Krugman's theme song.
James Norton, Flak's editor and an "Al Franken Show" researcher.
THAT GRAPHIC
Derek Evernden did that awesome graphic.
