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Victor Fresco was involved with some of television's most eclectic cult sitcoms, from "Alf"( NBC 1986-90) to "My Name is Earl" (NBC 2005-09), along with the offbeat series he created himself, such as the corporate satire "Better Off Ted" (ABC 2009-10) and the slice-of-life teen comedy "Life On A Stick" (Fox 2005). No matter the setting, Fresco delivered an off-beat twist on everyday reality.