I'm pretty sure it aired at MBC 3. It’s a cartoon about playing football to save the planet not galactic football or team galaxy. I remember one blond boy with poofy hair I think he wore something blue when playing. When they would play it would look like they are in a round sphere and maybe the ...

In what episode of TNG is it established that Vulcan ships have no weapons? Any other information on the Vulcan commitment to peacefulness and pacifism are welcome.

I was reminded of this when reading 80s movie about a genius boy who invents a force field to deflect football balls. This was a Disney TV movie I watched, somewhere between the mid 80s to the late 90s in the United States, possibly on cable television or broadcast. The protagonist was a bright, ...

Deacon, Nord and the Smokers are the antagonists in the Waterworld film are there any other antagonists in the Franchise?

Possible Matrix Reloaded spoilers. After the oracle and Seraph left Mr. Anderson on the square, he is approached by (former) agent Smith who introduced himself to Mr. Anderson again, explaining what happened with more Smiths arriving and eventually trying to assimilate Mr. Anderson, taking from h...

I am trying to identify a story from novel that I once read, this was a paperback book. I read this story in the 1990s in a library that had slighter older books so its definitely pre-1990s on the publishing date. The story is about a rock/jewel/stone (it looks like a diamond, I think) that besto...

I am trying to identify the book or the writer that wrote a story that is an anthology of sci-fi short stories from the 1950s, 1960s or 1970s. The anthology was as a hardback. An army man is dropped via helicopter on an uninhabited island, for training I believe. Upon exploration, he is discovers...

I think I came across this ten or fifteen years ago, I cannot remember much clearly so some of these details may be mistaken. The story is told from the perspective of a crew member, on the bridge I think. The ship is described as utterly enormous, sleek, and silver colored; I think it has been c...

In the last weeks I watched two of the "The Fly" movies with a buddy. It was "The Fly" from 1986 and "Return of the Fly" from 1959. "The Fly" from 1958 and "The Fly II" we also know but haven't seen them for a long time. We both seem to remember scenes that have not been in the movies we have see...

I have wondered for a long time if Stan Lee made a cameo appearance in the 1980 movie Superman 2. I believe he is in the second diner scene of the movie and is the truck driver who is wearing sunglasses. He is sitting at the long front table in the diner watching Superman get his revenge against ...

I read a book about 5 years ago that has really stuck with me, everything but...the name and author. Hoping someone here will remember it from some details. - Near future england -there are bioengineered trees to work on climate change -there are mandatory birth control laws or debates about thos...

So Anorak ensures that everyone who exceeded their oni use counter would just pass out and not get SOS- but Wade got SOS? Also Shoto is seen as showing the symptoms of SOS an hour before his usage counter runs out. So why did Wade get it?

Trying to find movie where guy is staying in a house or blimp above a junkyard and he’s an inventor and someone comes along and they’re trying to escape but there's a robot or something in the junkyard stopping them from leaving. All I remember, is that it's a newer movie, at least 2010-2019.

Moving forward from Return of the Jedi, is there any evidence that - aside from Leia and Ben Kenobi - people knew that Luke and Vader were father and son? Or, did Luke and Leia keep that close to the chest? Like, even just Han/Chewy/the rest of the "gang"? It would make total sense for Luke to no...

James Kirk defeated the M5 and Vaal computers. He even defeated the zenith of all computers, V-GER. How many computers has he defeated?

Now, I'm totally aware that Sirius Black is Harry's godfather. And I also know that Harry finally got permission from Black to go to Hogsmeade. Seems pretty straightforward, right? But, at that time, Black was still recognized as a serial killer, so wouldn't McGonagall or some other teacher find ...

When Belters in The Expanse speak English, they do so with a particular accent. It sounds vaguely familiar to me, but I cannot identify it. I'm not a native English speaker myself. Is that accent based on any non-fiction accent? Which one? Ideal answers would quote the artists involved, but lacki...