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ALF orders pizza on Trump's tab in Vic Berger's collage

With no new uploads, Berger's back catalog supplies the week's viewing, including a safari visit and two guest-VJ mixtapes.

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ANIMALS, ALF, and FAMILY - THIS IS THE FEED - Episode 2

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0:00A sunbathing lemur and surreal clouds introduce ALF ordering pizza on Trump's tab.
2:33Giuliani visits Animal Adventure Park & Safari, encountering camels, zebras and spider monkeys.
5:51The safari footage pauses for Giuliani's extended explanation of kangaroo biology and pouch development.
13:56Falco performs "Der Kommissar," with cutaways placing ALF in a nightclub.
15:10A vintage Korean television commercial casts ALF as a salesperson for an electronic learning toy.

Rudy Giuliani asking about camels is only one stop in Vic Berger's American-culture buffet. In "ANIMALS, ALF, and FAMILY - THIS IS THE FEED - Episode 2," a red ruffed lemur sunbathes, ALF orders pizza charged to Donald Trump, and a safari visit eventually gives way to Falco and vintage television.

This is a satirical collage, with manipulated footage, awkward pauses and sound effects, not a straightforward account of the people it features. Giuliani's animal-park footage gets a substantial stretch, including an extended discussion of kangaroos. Later, ALF turns up in a retro Korean commercial for an electronic learning toy. Berger's transitions are not especially concerned with easing you into the next subject.

There were no new uploads this week, but the channel added about 40,000 views while subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is currently well below its usual level. The older "ANIMALS, ALF, and FAMILY - THIS IS THE FEED - Episode 2" is drawing slightly more daily views than the two guest mixes alongside it.

Those offer their own dense assortments: David Ginn's "Hardcore Neutronic Mutilation [VBZ Mixtape Vol. 9]" includes Marc Rebillet, Chantal Goya and upside-down bats, while Australian director, editor and DJ Harrison Engstrom supplies "SUUUUURE DUUUUUDE 2.0." For Berger's channel, a week without a premiere still leaves plenty of peculiar programming on the menu.

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