he has a girlfriend named Rhonda. Sometimes the quartet would report for mandatory duty with the Melmacian Orbit Guard. The show includes an array of quirky supporting characters, which include the fortune-smeller Madame Pokipsi and the villain Larson Petty with his offsider Eggbert. Characters The Shumway Family Gordon (Gordo) Shumway / ALF (voiced by Paul Fusco) – The star of the show. Bob Shumway (voiced by Thick Wilson) – Gordon's father. He works at a mayonnaise factory and is an amateur inventor. Flo Shumway (voiced by Peggy Mahon) – Gordon's mother. Curtis Shumway (voiced by Michael Fantini) – Gordon's younger brother. Augie Shumway (voiced by Paulina Gillis) – Gordon's little sister. Neep – The Shumway family's pet who looks like a dog but is officially a "vespa." Harry – The Shumway family's pet bird, a Westfellman Smulk. Melmacians Rhonda (voiced by Paulina Gillis) – Gordon's girlfriend and secretly an accomplished pilot. Skipper "Skip" (voiced by Rob Cowan) – One of Gordon's close friends Rick Fusterman (voiced by Paul Fusco) – One of Gordon's close friends who has a persistent stutter. Spudder – Curtis' friend. Stella (voiced by Ellen-Ray Hennessy) – Waitress at the Cats Up Diner. Eddie – Owner of the Cats Up Diner. Madame Pokipsi (voiced by Deborah Theaker) – The fortune smeller. Colonel Cantfayl (voiced by Len Carlson) – A colonel in the Orbit Guard. Sargent Staff (voiced by Len Carlson) – A sergeant in the Orbit Guard. Larson Petty (voiced by Thick Wilson) – The primary villain of the series who makes attempts to invade Melmac. Eggbert (voiced by Dan Hennessey) – Larson Petty's offsider. Sloop (voiced by Dan Hennessey) – Larson Petty's other offsider. Freda Fusterman (voiced by Marla Lukofsky) Tillie (voiced by Marla Lukofsky) Jane Appalling (voiced by Marla Lukofsky) TV Announcer (voiced by Marla Lukofsky) Louie the Pruner - A villain and owner of a salad dressing empire. He lets tickle the feet of his victims to get informations. Sonny - The son of Louie the Pruner. He wanted lick salad dressing off Gordon's feet as Gordon and Albert were captured by Louie. Episodes Each episode is bookended by ALF talking about his upcoming book, "Melmac Memories", about his life on Melmac during his first year in the Orbit Guard. Season 1 (1987–88) Season 2 (1988–89) Home media On May 30, 2006, Lionsgate Home Entertainment released both the first nine episodes of ALF: The