The Best Episodes Written By David Adam Silverman

Joan decides to waive her ""three-month rule"" and sleep with Sean, but finds that the results are extremely disappointing. She seeks her friends' advice on how to help Sean improve his performance. Maya, with help from Toni, seeks medical attention after she and Darnell have difficulty conceiving a second child. William keeps having the misfortune of approaching every time Maya is discussing her gynecological situation with one of her friends.

Director: Sheldon Epps

Writer: David Adam Silverman

Joan grows tired of the clingy Marcus and plans to break up with him, but only winds up complicating the situation by having ""pity sex"" with him. The girls try to help her out by bombarding Marcus with negative facts about Joan in the hopes that he will dump her. Meanwhile, Maya gets involved in a get-rich-quick scheme.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: David Adam Silverman

ALF earns the right to baby-sit Eric, but almost blows it when the child disappears.

Director: Paul Miller

Writer: David Adam Silverman

ALF encounters youth-seeking senior citizens when he's discovered sneaking into a retirement home.

Director: Paul Miller

Writer: David Adam Silverman

It's a sad day in the Tanner household as ALF announces he's leaving Earth to settle on another planet with Skip and Rhonda, but ALF is captured by the Alien Task Force before he can get to their spaceship.

Director: Nick Havinga

Writer: David Adam Silverman

ALF, on the outs with the Tanners, is offered a place to stay by Neal.

Director: Paul Fusco

Writer: David Adam Silverman

ALF enters the art world after he earns praise for a still life made from food.

Director: Paul Miller

Writer: David Adam Silverman

Ickis, Krumm, and Oblina hit the human world on Halloween night with disastrous results.

Director: Jim Duffy

Writer: David Adam Silverman

ALF goes through a 24-hour period of bizarre behavior.

Director: Nancy Heydorn

Writer: David Adam Silverman

Danny uses his "overshadowing" power to take control of his Dad during a parent-teacher conference, but the plan backfires when Jack Fenton is invited to chaperone the school dance. At the same time a ghostly amulet turns the girl with whom Danny is smitten into a dragon, and he must alternately control his Dad and fight the ghost dragon!

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: David Adam Silverman