in freeing Moya from the beacon just as Crichton and D'Argo return with the clorium; Lyneea gazes in wonder from the steps of her house as she watches the alien ship slowly rise into the skies and take off from her planet. On Moya, John gazes wistfully downwards, missing Earth. Production According to Anthony Simcoe, doing the prosthetics for the Fostro character was difficult because Australia (where Farscape was filmed) limits the number of hours that child actors can work each day. Because the prosthetics took hours to apply, there wasn't much time to film the child actors' scenes. One scene features D'Argo and Aeryn hiding in a tree. D'Argo does something strange behind Aeryn's back where the viewer cannot see, but the action is never explained. In reality, the script called for D'Argo to grab a bird from the air and kill it, but the production ran out of money for that effect, so Anthony Simcoe ad libbed that gesture instead. Reception An IGN reviewer felt that the production values for "I, E.T." were "humdrum." Compared to the premiere episode of Farscape. "I, E.T." was looser and "more personal." A BBC reviewer felt that "I, E.T" was "an excellent reversal of all the usual alien contact stories," with "John Crichton in the place of the little green men." Home media "I, E.T." was included on a DVD with the premiere episode. An IGN review gave the episodes stories a 7/10, the DVD's video quality a 4/10, the DVD's audio quality a 7/10, and the DVD's bonus features an 8/10. References External links 1999 American television episodes Farscape episodes