In Star Trek II, However, Why?? His intellect is supposed to be superb, so surely his intellect would have told him that the alternative was actually the more prudent move, and could deliver more vengeful damage in the long-run than a simple spat with one man. The Miranda class starship was use...

I'm asking about an animated TV show which most likely aired on Cartoon Network, but it could have been on Super RTL too. There was a team of 4-5 people who had their personalised vehicles like near-futuristic ones, where the tires would split in two and a saw blade would come out to help the veh...

One thing I see people say about dark side Force-users a lot is that physical pain, the kind of which is received from anything that pretty much harms you, makes them more powerful, and it is often used as a response to the excuses that "Kylo Ren was injured in the fight in The Force Awakens and ...

I can't remember much about this movie (it might have been a TV episode) where some sort of glowing green "floaties" (think like purpose-driven gnats) devour people as if by burning them to death. There is even a scene where they get into a car through the ventilation. Any thoughts?

This is a book I read sometime between 1960 and 1970. A young boy meets a girl and become friends. I think he learns that she is from another planet or outer space. They are working on some kind of radio and he needs wire. Her hair is wire and she cuts off some of it for him to use. Maybe si...

In the latest Dresden Files novel, the Accorded Nations have to face an ancient weapon - the Eye of Balor. Harry has this slightly confusing conversation with the Queen of Air and Darkness “The Eye,” I said. “It was made of pure hate. I felt that. [...] “It destroyed everything it touched, excep...

Early depictions of the cockpit of TIE fighters and Darth Vader's TIE Advanced have an assembly of metallic rods with rounded ends pointed at the temples of the pilot's head. These objects are usually just out of shot and so, i think, has been left out of a lot of Fan art. i wonder if they are so...

In Attack of the Clones, when Anakin’s lightsaber(the first he is seen on-screen with) is destroyed, he exclaims: Anakin: Not again! Obi-Wan's gonna kill me. What is Anakin referring to? Did he already break a lightsaber between the films?

Many years ago I saw this movie. The main protagonist is out with his woman partner (girlfriend or wife, forgot). At some point, after they went to some remote place by car, she is revealed to be an android, her eyes start shining, she starts to scream and tries to kill him, but he manages to run...

if i were looking to become one do i wait for the blood moon or wear wolf moon then do the thing with a mirror and do the ritual to become one because i think if you sleep under the blood moon or werewolf moon you will wake up a were wolf and then while you sleep under the moon of ether one you w...

I have played the game since vanilla (I started in 2005), but the writers never explained why you as a player regardless of the race can be resurrected, but heroes like Cairne Bloodhoof, Varian Wryn, or Voljin are unable. Is there a reason for this that I have missed?

Chapter 22 of Order of the Phoenix contains this alarming line (emphasis mine): "That’s right," said Sirius encouragingly, "come on, let’s all ... let’s all have a drink while we’re waiting. Accio Butterbeer!" He raised his wand as he spoke and half a dozen bottles came flying toward them out of...

The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers have had a few comic adaptations, those most notably from Boom Studios. The story essentially takes the original premise nd even characters from the 1993 show, and pits them in current times (2010s-2020), following most of the story beats and details. However, th...

I believe it is stand alone, though I am not entirely confident. all I remember is the cover and one specific scene: The cover consisted of green, brown, and gold colors depicting a forest with a women standing in the center emerging from foliage and looking up into the sky. her hair is bound wit...

The DC superhero Power Girl wears a white costume with a red cape. Her costume has a cleavage-displaying cutout. Is there an in-universe, tactical explanation for this? Out of universe, it just seems like basic comic book sexism, but has any comic book writer given an in-universe explanation for ...