There is a theory going around about Game of Thrones, Season 8, Episode 6 (The Bells), that Varys was attempting to poison A lot of the "evidence" is around Varys' new "little bird", the girl who says: To which Varys replies: Is this true? Is there official confirmation that Varys was at...

We know that in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Hogwarts was able to locate Harry at all of his different addresses in order to deliver him his letter. So, my question is, couldn't they have done the same with Voldemort to find him? Is it possible that Voldemort put protective spells aroun...

If he was trying to stall, he could have done so more effectively by waiting. If he was trying to kill the Night King, surely he could have thought up a better strategy than allowing the NK to see him charging for so long. One-on-one combat would be a better option, because it would be harder for...

I am referring primarily to the comedic aspects of his portrayal: his method of speech, disrespect for and confusion regarding certain species, the moving so slowly he becomes invisible, etc. (I'm sure others have other examples.)

I was wondering this while she was wandering around in the crypts, and now even more so after she killed the Night King. Do faces literally have to be cut from the bodies of one's victims, or does it work through magic? I would think the latter, as Jaquen is able to wear Arya's face in S5E10

Possibly set in Cambridge, true self and form self

In Game of Thrones, we can see in the episode "The Long Night" that the dead can be resurrected from the underground crypts. Why didn't Night King resurrect Viserion under water? Why did he have to make so much effort with poor wights with huge chains to extract the dragon from deep?

I keep vaguely remembering a character in one of Robert Heinlein's books saying something along the lines "there was a special place in hell for child molesters and people who drown kittens." I just wonder what the actual quote was because it mentions cats and it keeps bubbling up in my memory.

In Game of Thrones S8E5,

In episode 3 we see Keeping that in mind how many Dothraki are left in Daenerys' army?

If you swap letters "CH" and "TH" and remove the "a" from "Rachael Roth" you get the words "Rathel Roch" which according to wikitionary "Rathel" has two meanings it's related to "raddle" which is related "slovenly" which has a meaning as careless and "Roch" which has a very close terminology call...

What will happen to the Queen in the last episode? Will she survive or being killed by jhon snow or Arya ? Any predications?

Sources for The Tough Guide to Fantasyland parodying mid 1990s amateur fantasy? TVTropes says that it was made after Diana Wynne Jones judged a Fantasy Contest. Google isn't providing proof...

In "The Long Night" episode climax, how was Night King able to sense Arya's attack and grappled her neck. Just before Night King gets hold of his sword to kill Bran, they both share an eye contact with each other and then Bran tilts his head to look behind Night King. But, the Night King doesn'...

I think it was on Cartoon Network. It was kinda like Yu-Gi-Oh!, but it took place in a battle dome. The kids would go and fight tournaments with their monster cards and the arena changed (i.e. jungle, quarry, etc.)

This was a children's science-fiction book I read in the early 1970s, but had a very 1960s feel (thinking back now). There were a couple of astronauts on the moon. Somehow they got into a system of strange, round tunnels. The tunnels turned out to be made by giant worms. I don't remember anyt...

The final season of Game of Thrones is coming to an end but many fans are disappointed by the rushed conclusion of the final episodes. Ratings for season 8 have taken a "critical nosedive" and some fans have demanded that season 8 be rewritten. Many people are also concerned for the next Star War...

The upcoming Star Trek: Picard web/ TV series will happen 20 years after the events of Star Trek: Nemesis. Nemesis was released in 2002 which is exactly 18 years ago. So, age of the actors wouldn't matter much if they want to cast them in Star Trek: Picard. I know that Patrick Stewart is coming ...

Season 8 is by far the worst-rated season by critics, and it's most recent episode, "The Bells," is the lowest-rated episode in GOT history according to Rotten Tomatoes (47%). My interactions on the internet and with my friends, along with audience-scores for season 8, give me the impression tha...

Plot Details People address doctor about spouses becoming completely feeling-less. Doctor discovers that alien race is taking over Earth. Release Probably 1940s. Pretty old movie.

At the end of Game of Thrones S8E4, before we see all of the of the White Walkers gathered. Where was the baby White Walker that the Night King created earlier in the show? Do they grow up super fast? Was he left behind? If so then with whom and where?

I am a little confused about Hogwart's admission criteria. Does a child have to be both born and raised in GB to be admitted to Hogwarts? Would a child born outside of GB, whose family moved to England just before their 11th Birthday have their name in the book of Admittance? What about a child...

During the trailer launch of Game of Thrones season 8. A feather is shown with good amount of significance. We have seen this feather related to Robert Baratheon visiting the Crypt of Winterfell but that's the old story. How is the feather related to season 8 so far what has been aired?

With Season 8 turning out to be the worst rated season in Game of Thrones (for good reason, in my opinion), there have been plenty of fans jumping on the bandwagon and blasting the writers for what the fans perceive as mistakes. One particular criticism caught my attention. According to some fan...

15 to 20 years ago I read a book (a trilogy I think) about a group on teenagers from a world similar to ours, who traveled to a fantasy world. I don't remember much about these books, just some scenes. For example, one of the guys was really sad because he had a car accident a bit before the sto...

In Avengers: Endgame, to retrieve the aether from the past, Rocket Raccoon uses a device to extract it from Jane Foster. The exact moment wasn't shown in Avengers: Endgame, but it looks like Rocket Raccoon ambushes Jane Foster and extracts the aether. Question: Did Rocket likely harm 2014's Jan...

In Avengers: Endgame, we see Doctor Strange and other sorcerers As they were last seen, Black Panther, Falcon, Wanda, etc. were in Wakanda, Wasp was in San Fransisco, Ravagers were on their Ship/Planet somewhere in the universe. So, my first question is, how were they able to open inter-pla...

Okay so this has been bugging me a lot. Cersei reveals that she's pregnant at the end of season 7. Since there was no modern pregnancy tests and she still seemed certain of it, she must have been at least a couple weeks into it. After that these things have happened: Jon and company go beyond...

I'm looking for the Star Trek episode where they encounter a planet where the people want to get the Enterprise's collection of stories from its library. I think it's about wanting too much stories? I think it's in TNG.

The faceless mens statement that there is only one god Death is misleading and I have some crazy head canon theories about what it means. It has been inferred that the faceless men were born in the mines of the five flames. I suspect that deep within the five flames lived a god(alien) that empowe...

I have this weird keychain. It’s from America. I obtained it around 2008. Who made it, and what is this character called?