Alf sometimes referred to son-in-law Mike as a "randy Scouse git" (roughly translated as a horny slacker from Liverpool). Monkee Micky Dolenz heard the phrase when he visited England and watched the series, and made it the title of a song (appearing on the "Headquarters" album) that he wrote about the trip. When "Headquarters" was released in the UK, the record company objected to the use of the phrase (which didn't appear in the lyrics), because it was actually somewhat taboo to the British audience, and a minor scandal broke out. RCA Victor insisted Dolenz give an alternate title for the song, and he complied by calling it simply "Alternate Title". While no singles were issued from "Headquarters" in the US, a single of "Alternate Title" was issued in the UK, and became a hit in the wake of the scandal.