Andrea Elson (born March 6, 1969 in New York City, New York) is an American actress. She is best known playing the role of Lynn Tanner on ALF. She had also previously played in the 1983 show Whiz Kids with Matthew Laborteaux of Little House on the Prairie where she played the character Alice Tyler. Her first television role was as Alice Tyler on the series Whiz Kids. This led to numerous guest appearances on popular shows, such as Silver...
Lynn reassures Willie the room will be fine because ALF has a talking toaster...
The family is terrified to have to leave ALF in their hotel room.
Brian asks what the wretched smell is aboard Mr. ochmonek's plane.
Lynn is worried about their trip to Rancho Estates.
ALF asks what Kate did with the giant cockroach he slayed.
ALF tells the family the good news that the exterminator is on his way.
A cockroach jumps out of the bag that Lynn is holding.
ALF tells Lynn why he wants to help out with the garage sale, and secretly it...
ALF needs to get $6,000 to pay of his gambling debt and asks Lynn if a toy wi...
ALF tells Lynn how Dorothy plans to leave them out of an inheritance.
Dorothy tells the family about her earning in her latest horse bet.
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