A.T. the extraterrestrial.

I'll be right here. The

The and the E.T. was a film I actually started thinking about while I was directing close encounters.

And when the little alien goes back to the mothership, I just imagine what if he didn't.

What if he stayed as a foreign exchange student?

And then the entire story of that extraterrestrial

opened up a whole kind of other alien idea for a movie, perhaps. In this quiet neighborhood,

on this tranquil street.

A mystery is unfolding.

And an adventure is beginning again.

I'm keeping him.

In March 2002, Stephen Spielberg's masterpiece.

Welcome to the 3028, a show about theme park history and pop culture listery.

I am Matt Parrish.

And I am Kevin Quigley.

Kevin, we are here.

We're at the finale, the finish line.

Ah, you said we shouldn't get sad at the beginning of the show.

But I'm a little sad that the Universal series is ending, but I am happy because I know we're going to revisit some universal stuff.

And now with a new theme park, there's there's even more reasons to do universal stuff.

But I've really, I've really enjoyed this.

And I'm excited about, I'm excited about E.T.

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