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And this is moments before the government stepped in and placed their entire house under quarantine. Internal Reveal: The kids obviously have to explain things to their mother when Elliot falls ill from E.T.'s Psychic Link.

Then again, he ran away screaming when a can of pencils fell over and the kids did initially think he was a hairless monkey. is actually a botanist, but has more than enough engineering know-how to make a communication device. may just be a worker, and isn't necessarily a great scientist or anything. Insufficiently Advanced Alien: Elliot's brother thinks E.T.Innocent Blue Eyes: Has a huge pair of them.His species feature a huge heart that glows red under certain condition.

Heart Light: Probably the Trope Codifier.What's more, his ship hears his transmission and comes back for him! Gadgeteer Genius: Surprisingly, considering he's a botanist: He builds a wind-operated emergency beacon, transmitting in his own language, out of common household items (and a Speak and Spell).

Four-Fingered Hands: Has four fingers on each hand.

Far-Out Foreigner's Favorite Food: Loves Reese's Pieces (M&Ms in the novelization).

A Dog Named 'Dog': An extra-terrestrial named E.T.

Curious as a Monkey: Goes to explores the house when left alone.

Bizarre Alien Biology: Background dialogue from the doctors indicates that E.T.'s DNA uses six nucleotides instead of four (this may help explain why he got sick: Earth's food doesn't provide him sufficient nourishment).

Badass Adorable: He's cute in an unconventional way, and he has formidable Psychic Powers.

All There in the Manual: The novelization and other tie in books expand on E.T.'s origins and his homeplanet.

'I'll.be.right.here.' Voiced by: Pat Welsh (English) Dubbed by: Perrette Pradier (French, 20th anniversary edition)

Instal the last version for mac E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial