| ETs |
| V" extras |
| Strangers |
| Outsiders |
| UFO pilots |
| Peregrines |
| Foreigners |
| Outlanders |
| UFO fliers |
| A 1986 film |
| Non-natives |
| UFO crewmen |
| Weaver film |
| E.T. et al. |
| Noncitizens |
| Space race? |
| U.F.O. crew |
| All Martians |
| Alf and E.T. |
| Vulcans, e.g. |
| Sci-fi threat |
| Saucer fliers |
| Sci-fi beings |
| Klingons, e.g. |
| Far-out bunch? |
| Sci-fi staples |
| 1986 sci-fi hit |
| Bigheaded ones? |
| Bradbury beings |
| Saucer contents |
| Sci fi invaders |
| Weaver thriller |
| Sci-fi creatures |
| Little green men |
| E.T. and friends |
| Far-out visitors |
| Sigourney's foes |
| Xenophobes' fear |
| UFO crew members |
| Sigourney sequel |
| Tabloid subjects |
| Arrival" visitors |
| Roswell visitors? |
| James Cameron hit |
| Star Wars" extras |
| Sci-fi characters |
| Extraterrestrials |
| Martians and such |
| Men in Black" foes |
| Figures in TV's "V |
| Flying-saucer crew |
| Green card holders |
| Tabloid newsmakers |
| Visitors from Mars |
| Otherworldly types |
| 1986 sci-fi sequel |
| Visitors from afar |
| Ellen Ripley's foes |
| Ufologist's concern |
| Visitors from space |
| The Coneheads, e.g. |
| Men in Black" extras |
| The X-Files" figures |
| 1986 Weaver thriller |
| Blink-182 "___ Exist |
| Klingons and Vulcans |
| Outer space dwellers |
| Ufologist's concerns |
| Vulcans and Romulans |
| Men in Black" targets |
| Border patrol concern |
| Ellis Islanders, once |
| James Cameron classic |
| McCarran Act subject. |
| Ones with green cards |
| Saucers may hold them |
| They upset xenophobes |
| They're worlds apart? |
| Men in Black" figures |
| The X-Files" subjects |
| Abductors, in tabloids |
| Many sci-fi characters |
| Martians and Venusians |
| Border patrol concerns |
| Certain sci-fi hostiles |
| Extraterrestrial beings |
| Out-of-this-world folks |
| Science fiction staples |
| 1986 James Cameron film |
| Sigourney Weaver sequel |
| 1986 sci-fi movie sequel |
| They exist, to Blink-182 |
| Ones who are worlds apart |
| Visitors from outer space |
| They're out of this world |
| 1986 Sigourney Weaver film |
| Science fiction characters |
| Creatures from outer space |
| Beings from another planet |
| War of the Worlds" invaders |
| Contents of a saucer, maybe |
| Some of them have big heads |
| To us, they're worlds apart |
| Abductors in a tabloid story |
| One line at passport control |
| Roswell visitors, supposedly |
| They're not from around here |
| Sequel set on the moon LV-426 |
| Second film in a sci-fi series |
| Sigourney Weaver horror sequel |
| 1986 Sigourney Weaver thriller |
| Stereotypically green creatures |
| Seven-Oscar nominee in the '80s |
| Time Lords on "Doctor Who," e.g. |
| Ancient" visitors in an A&E series |
| Creatures at Area 51, some believe |
| Hit film directed by James Cameron |
| 1986 Sigourney Weaver sci-fi sequel |
| 1986 sequel set on the planet LV-426 |
| Subjects of some conspiracy theories |
| They can be resident or non-resident |
| Many Astounding Stories cover subjects |
| Who "they" are in the movie "They Live |
| Sequel in which Ripley returns to LV-426 |
| 1986 sequel partly set on the planetoid LV-426 |
| 1986 film that takes place in the colony LV-426 |
| 1986 sequel with the tagline "This time it's war |
| 1986 sci-fi action film directed by James Cameron |
| 1986 film shot partly in a decommissioned power plant |
| 1986 sci-fi sequel with Paul Reiser in a rare "villain" role |
| One of the eggs used in this 1986 film is now exhibited at the Smithsonian |
| Ones supposedly eligible for, but never yet seen in, the Miss Universe pageant |