This was maybe late 90's, early 2000's- A man is photographed in a subway train wreck (I think)- later he is found in pictures of multiple disasters that happened years or even decades earlier. Turns out he is a morbid sort of tourist from the future, who pays to be sent to catastrophes occurring...

A scene from Episode IX depicts Master Skywalker (presumably a Force ghost) wearing a glove.

I am looking for the title of a book / series i read many years ago, i have tried google but i just cant seem to get the search right so any help would be great. The basis of the story is about a young guy who ends up winning the lotto which allows him to get the best health care and in the end ...

It was story about two companies that were trying to create a special microphone/program that would adapt to the users language. One of the key characters was a genius kid that wrote code in machine language, but would not create any type of user manual. The main character was a programmer that w...

I'm pretty sure at some point in the past I've read a Conan story (could be from Howard or a later author) which features a scene something like the following: Conan leads an army against an opposing force. Before the battle is joined, an enemy wizard-type drives across the field of battle in a c...

I don’t remember the title or any of the characters names but I remember that in the beginning of the novel she is attacked i think in a park? On her way home and these people come and save her. Later on she finds out her mom was kidnapped?? I think and i also remember specifically a part where s...

In the episode Necessary Evil Odo has arrested Mrs. Vaatrik on charges of blackmail, and believes she murdered her husband. In the end Odo realizes that Kira murdered the husband after the husband caught her searching for a list. Why didn't Odo arrest Kira or tell Sisko? He would have added a ...

An alien, though human like, race escapes from their dying world on a FTL ship and land on Earth in prehistory, settling peaceably and mating with the natives (possibly in Ancient Egypt). The story post script ends with a Chinese astronomer witnessing the 1054 Crab nebula supernova and proclaimi...

In The Phantom Menace after he brings the Naboo and the Gungans together, we see Boss Nass immediately make Jar Jar a "Bombad General". NASS: Yousa doen grand. Jar Jar bringen usen and da Naboo together. So, wesa make you Bombad General. JAR JAR: General?! Oh no... If Bombad General i...

The Gungans, while comfortable in aquatic environments, certainly appear to have evolved on the surface of the planet: they walk upright, breath oxygen, and their army seems well adapted to surface combat as we see at the Battle of Naboo. Given this, did they previously have settlements partiall...

Will all Sith deform or decay in the end? A lot of Sith lords I have seen are deformed in some manner. Not counting Darth Sidious* and Darth Vader** I was wondering if deterioration of ones psychical appearance is the inevitble end to any Sith, resulting dieing from dies too. (Assuming the sith...

In the Star Trek movie First Contact Jean-Luc Picard mentions something about the enviroment on deck 16 being like a Borg ship. Lt Worf states the temperature as 39.1 degrees Celcius (102.38 deg F) with a relative humidity of 92 percent. The effective humidex is 69.4 Deg C (156.9 Deg F). This wo...

Malfoy Manor wasn't the headquarters initially in the 2nd war and presumably not in the first war. Where were the headquarters then?

It sure seems like Jango didn't want to be tracked since he kills the original assassin sent after Amidala with a dart when she's about to talk, and then he flees as soon as Obi-Wan shows up on Kamino and starts asking him questions, although not without first trying to kill Obi-Wan on the launch...

I am looking for a book or series that i read about 15 years ago. I can't remember all that much about it: The man character was a boy or young man, picked up by a magician named gwydion, and becoming an apprentice. The overarching storyline had something to do with some kind of stones of power ...

Back in the Early 2000s I was given a VHS that had a compilation of anime. Two in particular I remember very fondly. The first one is a vampire and his apprentice fighting other supernatural creatures. At the end of the episode, a human pleads with the vampire to turn him because he doesn't fee...

Back in the early 2000's I was given A VHS that had A compilation of different Animes on it this one I remember fondly is where these two soldiers were fighting in a forest wearing futuristic Armor and the antagonist was pinned against A tree with a blade or a branch and died because of massive b...

We see that lightsabers can create considerable explosions when Luke's is force-pulled in half in the throne room fight in The Last Jedi, but when Anakin's is chopped in half on the conveyor belt in the Battle Droid Foundry on Geonosis in Attack of the Clones, it just fizzles. Is there a good re...

Moments after Obi-Wan gives Grievous the slip by making him believe he's flown off of Utapau when in fact he's stealthily hidden in the shadows, he hops onto a screaming, leaping Varactyl and rides it directly onto the ledge that Grievous was just watching from above (a ledge which is also clearl...

This short story is about a future emperor of the galaxy who is brought to Earth for what he thinks is a tour. A guide takes him around Earth on horseback and keeps saying “your life is in my hands”. The prince thinks the guide is security and he is there on a vacation. In reality the prince is...

The eponymous hero (or heroine) of George Herriman's Krazy Kat cartoons uses a very peculiar language. Most of the time, it's simply phonetical and is easy to understand, but in the strip that appeared on 25 July 1936, I have difficulty understanding some of what he or she or it is saying. In tha...

I am trying to find the title of a book I read about all humans playing virtual reality games. My memory is a bit hazy on this one and I don't remember author or title. It was hard cover and more than 20 years ago. The main character looking for what happened to a race that disappeared. In the en...

In Spider-Man: Far From Home, Spider-Man ends up in the Netherlands. He then calls his friend Happy who picks him up in a private jet and they fly to London to fight the bad guy. However before they reach London there is a scene where the jet flies over the Dorset coast (there is even a caption ...

Is it widely known that Thanos caused half the people to disappear, or is it just regarded as an unsolved mystery to the general public? Is it known that the Avengers were responsible for undoing it?