ALF season 2 episode 14 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
During a charades game, the Tanners are visited by the Ochmoneks who introduce Jake, a rebellious nephew staying while his father is in jail. ALF narrowly avoids detection multiple times. Jake reveals his intention to drop out of school, causing concern. However, his talent for fixing things is discovered, leading to misunderstandings when he's wrongly accused of theft. ALF vouches for Jake's good intentions, and by the episode's end, Jake's skills are recognized and appreciated, hinting at a smoother path ahead for him.
Full Episode S02E14 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jake and why is he staying with the Ochmoneks?
Jake is Trevor's nephew who is staying with the Ochmoneks while his father is in prison.
What causes ALF to hide in the kitchen?
ALF hides in the kitchen to avoid being seen by the Ochmoneks when they visit the Tanner household.
How does Willie prevent Raquel from entering the kitchen?
Willie invents a story about a large bug in the kitchen to keep Raquel from entering and seeing ALF.
What is Jake's attitude towards school?
Jake reveals his plan to drop out of school, showing a rebellious and disinterested attitude towards education.
What special skill does Jake have?
Jake has a knack for fixing things, as demonstrated when he repairs a broken telescope.
How does ALF cover for Jake's presence in the Tanner household?
ALF and Jake form a pact of secrecy regarding ALF's identity as an alien and Jake's presence in the household.
What misunderstanding arises concerning Jake and how is it resolved?
A misunderstanding arises when Jake is suspected of stealing a tape recorder, but it's resolved when ALF explains that Jake was actually fixing it.
What advice does ALF give the Tanners about handling Jake?
ALF suggests that Jake needs love and guidance, emphasizing the importance of understanding and support.
How do the Tanners and Ochmoneks react to Jake's abilities at the end of the episode?
The families appreciate Jake's repair skills and seem to integrate him better into the household, hinting at a more positive future for him.