Luanne Ruth Schedeen (born January 8, 1949, Portland, Oregon), known professionally as Anne Schedeen, is an American actress, best-known as Kate Tanner on ALF, which ran from 1986-1990. One of her earliest roles was as attorney Sara Frank on the short-lived prime-time soap, Paper Dolls. Other credits include guest roles on such hit television series as Cheers, Three's Company, The Incredible Hulk, Baretta, Family, Emergency!, McCloud, Magnum,...
ALF thinks Kate made a good dinner when really it was her mom who made it.
The family is terrified to have to leave ALF in their hotel room.
Kate has nothing to wear on vacation since ALF cleared her things out of her ...
ALF tells the family how he smuggled himself on the vacation.
ALF explains he sprayed almost everything in his spaceship for cockroaches.
ALF asks what Kate did with the giant cockroach he slayed.
Kate still can't be sure that the cockroach is actually dead.
Kate is still not content with just an exterminator on his way to kill a cock...
Kate is freaking out about the cockroach from Melmac.
Brains wants to save the cockroach fro Melmac and Kate wants to kill it.
Kate is concerned about renting ALF's space ship but ALF is all for it. He is...
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