In certain episodes of Voyager and DS9, we learn about the existence of the New Zealand Penal Settlement on Earth. But at multiple times during DS9, Sisko and others wax on about how Earth is a paradise: no crime, no hunger, no war, no needs unmet, etc. Indeed, several episodes of DS9 are dedic...
I'm on an impossible task to try to identify a comic I read online. It was a free PDF (maybe 30 pages long?) and was the first part of a story about a girl whose dad (or something similar) brings home a robot from a lab? I think they go on to break into the lab to try and steal some experiment ...
I'm trying to identify an novel from the 80's or 90's that involved a group of political operatives traveling across an America just this side of apocalyptic.
They were protecting a depressed programmer who was building an AI interface based upon interviews with the President that would truthful...
I was wondering if there is a title/role in movies, specifically horror or Sci-fi movies, for characters that are cast specifically to die first as a way of being an example. This could be as a way to show the cast/party that things have turned horribly wrong or to show what they are up against.
It was probably american, they talked english at least.
There is a computer class, and one of the students either cause or notice that his computer program starts communicating with him on his screen, and in the middle of the movie the program needs to hide, and moves about on the school network...
I'm watching DBZ again as an adult, and when Bulma, Krillin & Gohan meet two medical namekians, these people help them find some dragon balls.
I remember namekian dragon balls were very big, but these ones can be held by hand.
Why are they small?
As @BrettFromLA mentioned is the comments, I would suggest this character is called the:
Red Shirt
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The trope name come from Stark Trek: The Original Series where the new recruits/ensigns wore red uniforms. This can be a bit confusing because in later Star Trek series ...
In The Silmarillion, we're told that Gil-galad is the son of Fingon, son of Fingolfin:
Great was the lamentation in Hithlum when the fall of Fingolfin became known, and Fingon in sorrow took the lordship of the house of Fingolfin and the kingdom of the Noldor; but his young son Ereinion (who ...
PIMs ride on the humans' shoulders (re Puppet Masters), reading documents for their human and providing digests.
One scene has it ripping up a paper report it did not want its human to read.
PIMs have a head twitch which the humans start emulating.
Climax of the story: protagonist tells every ...
Warning: Contains spoilers to "The Expanse" Season 2.
In "The Expanse" Season 2, the Martian Ship "Karakum" apparently carries out some black ops mission on Ganymede. It gets destroyed while at or above it's landing site.
Here's what I know, but not quite understand:
In the Pjotr/Errinwrigh...
